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Newspaper Page TextJudge Weideraan, aavs the tele graph, sent on a mission to England p u ¿ L IS H ED E V E R Y T U E 8 D A Y by ex-Queen Lilioukalani, has fin ished his visit in that country and J. s. M 'E W E N & D . F. DEAN, gone to Germany, from which Editors and Proprietors. country he will return to Hawaii via New York. The “jedge," it is said, Devoted to the material and social up h o ld in g o f th eC oquille Valley particularly has not met with success. England and o f Coos County generally. might remove both Queen L il aud Subscription, per year, in advanoe, f2 . her jedge to some of her African p . r iS H S B , N e w s p a p b * A d v k b t m iiiq A o k w t , • 31 Merchant*’ Exchange, 8an Francisco is colonies, and since sho is so kind to « u r authorlaa*l a«#nt. This paper la kept ou ill«. In hla offloe. _________ _______________________ her own tawny subjects down there, these new importations may prove T U E S D A Y . H O V 7 * b 1891 great helps in the introduction of civilization as now accepted. GoquilU CHq gtottW. T » f silver money. I differ from you, however, as to the method. I would secure it by the re-enact ment o f the coinage law o f 1837. I am a bimetallist nnd not a pro- tictiouist, but, helieviug that bi metallism is the most essential thing in restoring national pros perity, I wonld take moderate pro tection in order to secure the nec essary bimetallism.” C U T T H IS O U T — AND — GET TH IS PICTURE. L M M M M Take These — AND — Read Our Offers The H ksald has splendid club bing facilities with the best newspa pers published in the land. W e offer The H srai . d and the New York T W IC E - A - W E E K W ORLD, both for one year for only.............................$ 2 25 Vke H e r a l d and the Weekly 8. F. Examiner.................. 2 75 Tko H erald and the Daily Examiner, including Sun 7 80 day’s mammoth edition .. The H b i u i j > and Weekly S. F. 2 25 C all.................................... 6 00 The H e r a l d and Daily C all.. The Daily Call speaks for itself as one ot the best newspapers in the land, and the cheapest, being furnished with the H e r a l d at o d I v the price of the Daily Call, $C. G. A. it. comrades can get “ The National Tribune,” published at Washington City, D. C., at this office for SI a year in advance, or with the H e r a l d , llie two p a p ers for $2.501 The Japanese have captured Port Arthur. The work was done in short order, for the previous capture of outer forts had demoralized the Chinese and they refused to stand. Governor Pennoyer’s son, Horace, who has been attending Williams college in Massachusetts, died on the 24th iust. of typhoid fever. Mrs. Pennoyer had just left for the east a day or two before this announce" m en t. Our state board of equalization held a preliminary meeting last ■week and elected a clerk, Prof. D. W. Coolidge of Eugene, who served that board so ably and faithfully before. The clerk will serve in the meantime before the board's sitting in receiving and arranging the papers to facilitate the board’s duties A K. OF L. PRO TEST. New Orleans, Nov. 23.— The Knights of Lab >r, in convention today, adopt> 1 a lesolution pro. testing against the issue o f $50,- 000.000 bonds by the government, characterizing it as a fraud upon the toiling masses, intended solely for the benefit of the money powers and the boudholding aris tocracy. Marion county’s teachers’ examina tion, held last week, had the smallest attendance on record— 19 applicants. Douglas county had 11, Coos county had 10, all of whom passed, and 2 passed for state diplomas. T H E LADY WINS. Loudon, Nov. 23.— The result of the election for members o f the Loudon school board will not be known until late. Miss Davenpoit H ill has defeated the Duke of Newcastle ■ iu the city by 8000 votes. The marriage contract of the new czar and PrineeiB Alix was signed at St. Petersburg on the 23d inst. Shake. Wo thank Master N ile M iller, who is attending school hero from the Fishtrnp community, for bis kindness iu presenting ns some popcorn. The military ball at Bandon last Saturday night was a delightful affair. The attendance was large and the program furnished hours of pleasure. Lockwood’s orchestra, augmented by onr local cornetiat, Geo. Leach, filled the bill in that line. Arrivals by steamer Arago Nov. 26tb: M. L . Tower and bride, G eorge Lindsey, Mrs. M. H. Dean and child, T. Burkhart, J. B. Boss- man, J. A. Lyons, Mrs. A. Thomp son, Miss A. Fisher, H . Andersou, D. H. Campbell, A. Campbell, Mrs. W illiam s, Capt. Grant. That H ew Road. E d . H erald : I don’t think the couDty commissioners had any right to grant or have the survey for a new road made, as the petition should have stated whether the roud went through improved or enclosed or cultivated land, and if they had the consent of R. and 8. and C. and D. and F. and A. and W. and G. aud L., etc. No, the rond passes through the improved, enclosed and cultivated lauds and not oue of the parties have given consent to have the road, as it destroys gates and fences, and fences the cattle from the river. Ho I think the best thing the county can do is to buy the south Bide of the river aud let the settlers go somewhere else, if they have noth ing to say in the matter. And I think they had better look up law in regard to laving out roads through enclosed lauds. J. C. W ilson . I T P A Y S T O H E P R E NID E NT, C l i - T r l a n « '» F « r t i i a > - E . H n i a ‘ r.1 u l »I.O O U .O O O G E N E R A L NEW S. A WOMAN’ 8 E IG H T HUSBANDS. Kearney, N. J., Nov. 19.— Chss. A. Anderson, an inmate o f the sol diers’ borne here, tells an extraor dinary story o f the exploits of his wifs. He married her when she wss 15. She is now only 49. She has had seven husbands since deserting Anderson, after six years married life. “ The list o f husbands since she dessrted me,” said Anderson, “ is as follows: No. 2, J. W. Denver, who went crazy and died; No. 3, Orsen House, who was ranrdered; No. 4, Christopher Bower, member of congress from South Carolina.dead; No. 6, a musician, Charles Naylor, deserted after a year; No. 7. Frank Parker, from whom she isdivorced; No. 7, Paul K. Redmond; No. 8, Harry Carson, at present in jail iu Trenton.” Anderson was a mem ber o f the United States detective force for a number o f years, and has traveled all over the world. H e seems to have regarded bis wife's marital experience bb a huge joke. NO M E A T FOR DENM ARK. Copenhogen, Nov. 19.— The min ister o f the iuterior has issued a decree forbidding the importation o f live cattle and^fresh meat from the United States. CANNOT FEED T H E IR 8 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Washington, Nov.19. -Cougrsss- man-elect Howard of Alabamn, author o f that famous tale, “ I f Christ came to Congress,” declares that Grover Cleveland is woith $4,000,000. This declaration is undoubtedly correct as fHr as it goes. I t is believed here I y peo ple closely connected with Wall street affairs that $6,000,000 would be nearer the exact figure. It is known that he has been siiigulaily successful in rsaleitate transactions since be came here. His little transaction at Red l o p alone netted him $140,000. The balk of the rest o f his wealth is'Supposed to have resulted from successful speculations iu Wall street. He has not specu lated in hie own name so far as is known, hut according to report has permitted bis friends to do so foi him. Th irm ay or may not account for certain'of his friends knowing his intention to issue another #50,- 000,000 of„honds before even the secretary o f the treasury was aware o f it himself. It is not hinted that President Cleveland has mnde nn improper use o f his position. I t is simply thought he has taken the tide nt its flood which leads to fortune. Whatever the truth o f the matter, this much is regarded everywhere ns certain: N o public man ever entered into public life so poor as did GroyerCleveland and acquired a fortune o f 8ucb great proportions as is now said to be owued by him, in so short a time. HORSES. r BALD HEADS! i i\SkoolcumRoot Hair Grower i I Omaha, Nov. 19. — Horses b e to longing to graders nnd teamsters il. F. O. Folce a n d D a u g h te r in this state are starving in large Fite Y o u r N o t i c e . numbers because there is no pub W e would call the attention of lic work, and their owners have all the readers of the Review to the Bali my friend» and neighbors. I had !> y * they can do to feed their families. fact that the time will be ap the prpafn 10 years; physicians and change oJ DOORS CLOSED AG AIN . first o f January in which a person climate did Dot help me. But Hood’s Sarsapa- Portlrud, Nov. 20.— The doors of can file for record his notice o f in. Sarsa the Portland Savings bank will not tention to bold nnd work his min ppen again. For a second time in ing claim on which no assessment parilla N lo n llily S c h o o l R e p o r t , its history the bank has been uo- work has been done tile past year. rllla did mo more good The report of the commission O f Newport public school, district nlile to meet its obligations, and Ou July 18th o f this year congress than all tho doctoring. appointed by AttorneyGeueral Olnoy No. 40. Present every day for Circuit Judge Sterns has turned passed an act to amend section 2324 I can now eat, sloep and ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ to investigate the strike at Chicago month ending Nov. 23: John Davis, over its affairs to Judge O. N. and work. My daughter w o f the revised statutes, U. S., relat also had dbtresa and rheumatism. Hood’ s Sar- is refreshing reading these times, Jennie Wilson, R obbie Bunten, Denny, whom he appointed re ing to mining claims. Under the anparllla made her stout, well and healthy. B. and may result iu further refreshing Ray llnnteu, Etta Bunten, .John ceiver yesterday. provisions of this net miners were F. O. Iioxs, Fairview, Kansas. Beck, Mary Girard, Bertha Girard, exempted from doing the annual W IL L ACCEPT NO M E D IA T IO N . the minds of the people into whose | H o o d ’ s P !l® are purely veg table, and do Mamin Donovan, E llis McCormac, Tokio, Nov. 20.— The Japanese amouutof assessment work on their not purge, paiwor gripe. Sold by all druggists. hands the care and keeping of the W illie Sneddon, Jennie Sneddon, claims. To take advantage o f thin property and lives of the people have E vor Rudherg, Andel Rudberg, government has replied to the note o f United Status Minister Dunn, it is necessnry for every man who been committed. The attorney .lames Bradley, Albert Sleep, W illie F or S ale .— A new and charm asking whether the tender by the lias not done his assessment work general of Illinois is now investi Sleep, Bertha Sleep, Ethal Miller, president o f the Uuitcd States of to file 1.is notice of intention in the ingly located rvsidcnce property, gating with a view to bringing into Ora M iller, Mamie M iller, Lewis ins good offices in the interest o f county clerk’s office; otherwise his in good neighborhood, with ci y Norton, Nell Norton, Henrietta wntsr. T I ib house has five rooms, , . restoring peace in the east would claim can be relocated.— Rusekurg court the conspirntors of the rail Bujim, Bessie Wenra T is story and a half high and pa i, osep line be agreeable to Japan. The minis- Review. way companies nnd the Railway l ’erino, Andrew Pari pered. Has three lots, with liHrn .»m ile m f l i . i f n H Im n M I, I l i a ter is informed that, although the Managers' association for usurpation Bradley, Etta Hutchison, Elizabeth aud woodshed. V ery cheap. Call (M&rshftsld Hun.) friendly sentiments which prompt of goverment authority aud for Cox, Joel Roland, Julius Bsrina, ed the offer are deeply appreciated, The mail is due at Marshfield at nt this office. Etta McConnn, Priscilla Roland, murder the success o f the Japanese arms 12 o’clock. Neil Archer, Ellen Archer, John Sunday W elcom e: Not every W. H. Moore was on Coot river has been snch that Chine should Herlin. J. W. P ixlky , one that sailh unto the new gover approach Japan directly on the last wbek nnd purchased a blooded lloseburg Review: Wlint the A lfred A. J ohnson , nor, “ Lord, Lord,” will get a m ili bull for his ranch nt Conledo. subject. country really needs is a trial of Teacher*. tary title. Democratic principles. W e have T. 8. Bartell nnd J. A. Decker FRANK PECK CHARGED W IT H LARCENY. not yet had it. registered nt the Blanco this week Salem Statesman (R e p .): There M ail: W. G. Webster returned Corvallis, Or., Nov. 20.— Frank is b<md selling now, hut there must This youthful, artless Democrat, from the city on the Arago, where ’ Peck, alias Baiter, was captured by from Loudon— on the Coqnille. Miss Ella Carl, o f Norway, is be bond paying iu the future. so-called, seems not to be familiar he made favorable terms with some j Sheriff O sborn,of this county, near teaching a term o f school at “ Quinn There will be no mistaking in of his creditors. H e Ims made n Philomath, today. Peck is charged with the 80 years of prosperous and which party to put in to do the heroic fight against hard times and with larceny o f a horse and boggy Collegn” on South Cooa river. almost unbroken sway of Democratic every one hopes to see him pall from Schoeer’s livery stable at A l Don Green, who has been etndy- paying. ‘ principles in this country. W e had through. H e has spent a good bany. H s will be turned over to ing law nt fttockston, Cal., arrived it, and our country was grandly deal c l money in improviug ths the L in o county officials this even on the Arago. H e will visit with ing. H e has already served several relatives at Eckley. prosperous, honored at home and town. W E B S T E R ’S terms in the penitentiary on similar respected abroad, but since we have Wells, Fargo A Co. are credited W hy suffer from indigestion and IN T E R N A T IO N A L charges. with the speedy payment o f the S n tir tl mnde an “ entangling alliance” with dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regu A i r test itt «Stk, *Timti D I C T I O N A R Y G E N E R A L MANAGERS, LOOK OUT. A Cr, emi HJucaJjr, —— — ——— —— $1000 stolen at M yrtle Point a] the old mother country— a most lator is pleasant and cures. 8ucre—o r o f thè Chicago, N ov. 20 .—Attorney short time since, lielonging to | undemocratic act— and allowed her “ iB u b r ù ig e ti.” A late rulingnf the pension office Maloney will examine the evidence Flauagau A Bennett. to dictato our policies, limit and is to the effect that all pensioners submitted to the strike commis I t u d e r d o f th® A blast of 300 kegs o f powder U. 8. Oor’t Print value our finances, and fix our val. must exhibit each time to ths offi sion, and if he find« that the G en ing Office, thcUJI. way set ofl at the government rock cer Who makes out their youeber Su prema Court and lies for products, we have commit eral Managers’ Association has quai ry, Friday. Numerous persons o f n®arly all th® their certificate and sign thsir name ted political hari-hari. ftcboolbooks. violstsd the laws o f ths state he flora far and near gathered to wit V a r m lj ci b i - iu the presence o f an officer. n ondcMt by every wili attack it. ness the night. ■■■■■'■ » «♦» *--------- 8 at® Sitj erinteu- Last week there was expected to “ I have not read the full report,” » ent o f fb bool®, 8<>me very large rock was shipped and osher Educa be collected by the state authorities THE EXAMINER’ S BIG PREMIUMS hs said to ¿he W orld correspond-1 to the government works last week tors aln.oet with- out liumUir. dent, “ but I will examine the evi- from the rock quarry. In a scow o f California the handsome amount The San Francisco Examiner | (jPDce. I ilence. I i t may turn out that a case loa.l o f 303 tons there were only 33 A College r r re lilr n t write® : ** F o r o f “ almost $1,000,000” of back taxeB *' eaee w ith v h lc h the eyo fntla the will give away at its next annual cannot bs made against the asso- *' w ord »ought, f*»r accurncy o f deflnl- for the assessment of 1886-7, reas drawing 9000 ireminms, aggregat- cinti'n, bat I have confidence in rocks, the largest one meaenreing 17 tons. “ tion, f;»r »ffeethr® method® In Indi* sessment made by the state board ing in value $145,000. Each sub-1 W orthington’s dscision "ratln®: pro:innclation, f«>r terse yet J. G. West, superintendent of the , , H e it > good lawyer, a judge of M compi ehfcnulTi etAtemcnta o f fact®, of equalization against the South scriber, also, recetvsa a fine picture , be cireoft court, "8nd heJ w‘ u|d rock qtirry, was brought to town "a n d fo r practical dm ® a® n w orking ern Pacific, Central Pacific, and "diction ary, * W ebster's International' worth in the market more than the not embody any legal propositions last w#»k and is now iu his room " e-«:*cle tmy other singl® volum e." other railroads under a special at the Blauco hotel. Mr. West’s price o f the paper. These are in the report that were not suacep- i act passed by a recent legisla splendid inducements, because the tible o f proof. I am too busy to hums are not of serious nature, T b e Onn C-rent S tanrtarti A u t h o r it y , but he has suffered considerable ture. This amount was with Bea. IV. J. fir fio r , J ma M u ® o f th® t*. 8. Examiner w the heit newspaper on take the matter np now, but I will from the nervous shock. H e is Supreme Courr.wrir®®: • Tbe In-aruatl«*nal look after it pretty sooo.” held from the state iu addition to Diet! nary I® th® p«rf®c*lo.i of dir»Ionarl«s. improving steadtly. the coast and is well worth alone I commend i: to all a® lì.® o..e great stand OREOON’ 8 GOVERNOR TO A P H IL A D E L the lowering o f assessments by ard authority." the $1.50 a year that it costs. If PH IA N . Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder former state boards of equaliza-' yon subscribe now you can get the WarM-» Pair Hi*ko.t M*4al aad Diploma. nor Portland, Nov. 23.—Goverpor t T A savin* o f fAree ren/a jv r Say tor a year will provide more than enough money tiou in sums running up into hun H erald ami the Weekly Examiner Pennoyer in a letter to Wharfhn to purchase a copy o f the International. dreds o f thousands. And yet th ere1 both ou# year for only #2.75. This Baker o f Philadelphia, referring O f the 11 Democratic members Can you afford to be without it? are people who will justify corpora clubbing rate entitles the subscriber open letter to Governor Me- • o f the ways and means committee, G. A C. M E R P T A 3 T CO., Pu h H aber è, hut three— Messrs. Turner, G eor tions in defeating equal taxation, and S p rin g â e ld , Maas., V .3 .A , to a ticket in ths drawing and all ..yon dpM,rvp the pnhlic grati- gia, Tarsuey, Missouri, and M cM il nt the same time complain of unjust; ®V*Mend to tt>« pnhltAher« for frv* poiopMct. Don’t , tode for yonr effort towards the lan, o f Tennessee—re tain their ®W IN* act buy «tiaap reprint® of Annwii editto*.«. and burdensome taxation against other special privileges. I I M ^ M W « . W W SIW .IW I>«W . W V » themselves! fail to take advantage o f this offer, reatcratiec o f silver as a standard i seats in congress. He Can’t Live f-food ores i V A W W ^ W W A N V A Y W W V A T .W A W I West Oregonian. t Prof. F. C Kinnicutt has 70 seb ilars attending his subscription school in this place. The ladies o f the Eastern Star What Is the condition of yours? Is your hair dry, will give a grand mask ball in the harsh, brittle? Does it split at tho ends? Has It » < lifeless appearance? Does it fall out when combed or 5 opera hall iu this city on uext brushed ? Is it full of dandruff? Does your *:a!p Itch ? > Christmas nighL Is It dry or In a heated condition ? If the o ero some ot g Joseph Ferry has 400 l ushnlsof your symptoms be warned in time oryou tviii become u.-lu* Ji nice sound apples on hand ready for market, but the returns from the city are so unfavorable that he _ ,, , vxi'n.-t tgr j U vr hat you need. Its production 3* not ao accident, bnt the r-*r,n «of 'K-featlfto thinks now that he will dry his j “a f edge of the diiMMC of the hair an» d r I resoarch. ‘ eoutalos uenlter;r.intdi.i.s ru>r * < I* p_ r O T/ o f h oV r ku wxroh iijw iii . "Skooktun ” -— . fruit. 1 ii uo». a Dye, but a delightfully cooling aud refreshing inn.r. d .* btiiuuiutltijr f the JoMclca, it stuj ‘3 Jailing hair, cures duMdrvff «t-i pratsj hmir ttkoaid k etui*. About 17,000 feet of lumber i; y Keep the scalp dec®. ueaitny, ana ut »* i ir? m t r m a n g c r u p w in . %>y came up from Morras Bro’s saw tho iu® o f Shook urn Skin Soap, I t destroys p e re u itio iuserit, waxen •* C i.»«: mill this week to build a new livery U*your7in tg g is; cannot supply yo’i rend direct to us. c..*.d w e w ill forw ard prep-1,1, receipt o f price. Grower, JIA-J per i>OUl*; b fo r S o a p , IO c . _ ? barn in this city. pi r j a r ; 6 fo r $¡.30. £ T H E SKOOKUH ROOT H A IR G R O W E R CO., ‘ Alex Smith nnd company are TflAU B M A ttK 57 Mouth F ifth A timiuc , Katr Y o rk , IU Y . opening np Granite Peak with a >."■, v ,’ “ w A W . V . V M W A A A W . Y ^ W i V / . Y . V A W W . N t ' ? good showing o f rich quartz iu sight. Jinkbots — Yon complain of the The D die Chronicle: One hun J J. Endicott, wlio lives seven expense o f a typewriter; why don’t dred m ill« ' n d o lla r s borrowed in miles from M yrtle Point, this year you have your wife do it? Hen- one year, to time o f pence, is a raised three tons of beets nnd car peck— I can’t dictate to ,oy wife. very f o r c i b l e o b j e c t le s s o n e v e n f o r rots on eight square rials o f bottom B oy— “ Pop, what does it mean the Democracy. ground. Who Rajs that there is a Yamhill Independent: More better dairy country than the Co- when it savs: ‘The gei tleuiau from Chicago 1ms the floor’ ?” Father— supreme judges for OregoD isn’t quille valley? “ I t means, my sou, tbnt he was ton just the kind of economy the peo (F o rt O rforil Tribune.) much o f a gentlemau to get iu bed ple will expect from the Lext ses Johnny Hnrnft is sxpseted to with hit boots on.” sion of the legislature. arrive at- Gold Beach, to look aftsr Teach er—“ E plnribns unura Mrs. David Vincent, an aged the interests o f R. L). Hume. It means many in oue Do you un Indy whose hnshnnd is now an is tnonght by some that he will derstand?" B ov— “ Yes’ m. Teacher inmate of the Oregon Soldiers’ begin the construction o f a can — “ Then give an example.” Boy home, died nt Antoine M cK ay’s, nery. (a fter great e ffo rt)—"T h e two- near Millwood Inst week after a Eugene Pierce, and Mel and Chas. headed girl.” lingering illness. Fitzhugh are to leave today for D eacon--“ And yon admit, sinful Send two 2-cent postage stamps San Francisco, via Coos bay, to ynnng man. that yon won the hat to “ The Road Publishing Company,” ship for their sealing cruise iu on election?” Spruce Youngster— Denver, Colorado, and get a sample ■Japauere waters. W ill Lauglois “ Yes, sir." “ And thus to me, sir, copy of that great cartoon Populist goes hv the Areata this trip, and admit the gambling habit?” "N o weekly, "The Road,” also a copy o f Jack Wilson will go by the uext gambling about it. I was dead their famous English Octopus (devil sten mer. -------- • ------- sure of the resu lt” fish) map, free. This map and “T h * Rosehnrg R -view o f 19th says: Gervnis Star: We want indus Roud” with the H r bald for one year Reports of a shooting scrape on tries to start I d our midst that will for only $2.10. the Illin ois river 8uuJay have employ a small number o f men — reached Grants Pass. I t appears not mammoth concerns that hnv* that James McGuire wae shot iu high priced managers and p<a>rly the breast, though not dangerously, fed employes. There is plenty o f by Joe Connor. Several shots room all through the state for just were exclmuged. Connor gave such small enterprises. They will himself up to the authorities at thrive and the comuuities around CAV t Al ò, I HAUL M AKKS^r Kerhy. The justice o f the peace them will thrive. • W C O P Y R IG H T S .^ dismissed Connor, as it was estab CAN I O VTA IN A P A T E N T * I S * * The election of n oolnnpl for the prompt ans*« - and an boneat opinion, writ® tw lished that he acted in self-defense. W I N N JL Ct*., who have had nearly Any j F •aura' IriHy «av®’ Second regiment, O. N. G., vice experience ____________ in the _________ patent bnsineae. __ Cflnnialn The great vegetable substitute for ttons atrictljr confidential. ▲ H an dk w n h jO f I » * Samuel L. Lovell, dismissed from formation concern in« Patent® and bow to ob pilis is Simmons Liver Regulator. tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of IMOlMB» the up! vice, took place last Tuesday 1 teal and scientific book® sent free. Cures sick headache. Putentd taken through Munn k Co. f < 8 m night at the cnpitol nt Salem, and I special "io S _ c ie notice in tho __ n tific A m e r i c a * , aag the pnbli® wltb* thus are brought widely before _ Subscribe for the Examiner and the result was Major Georgp O. I out ooet to the In v e n t o r ._______ ______ issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, ha® by far th® get a chance iu the great drawing. Yoran o f Eugene was elected to largest circulation of any scientifle work la %km world. 9 3 a year. _____ Sample sent fra®. ____ ____________ __ _ copie® s«nt that position in the regiment. Building Kdition, monthly, flfiO a year. SMCta E ffr y RrtMliiig PerNuu Should take advantage of the extra ordinary offer made by the F ahmeks ’ T ribune — General W eaver’s paper— the brightest, the newsiest nnd the best reform paper ou the list. They only ask 25 cents for this largo 48- column weekly from now until Jan uary 1, 1895. It is a bargain, and we hope every oue of our readers will take advantage of it at once. Tell vour neighbors about it. Address, F armers ’ T ribune , Dos Moines, Iowa copies, ’¿ .1 cents. Every number contain® beau tiful plates, in colors, and photograph® o f a « w bouses, with plans, enabling builder® to abow tl® latest designs and secure contract«. Address M i t u n & C O . iiiiw Y o r k - 3 9 1 B r o a s w a » Chances for Homes. Good Time to Secure a Dairy Farm or Ranch. T h e H e r a lc F s B a r g a in C o u n te r. 150 , j M U S IC Send ihi* O U PO N and " 5 efN . to T l"“ Iluyett Music Co., 2C3 De.’irborn at., Chicago, 111. j And receive (postpaid) O N E P IE C E O F MUSIC, <»f your own choice, nam?»d below, or T H R E E piece« fo» 6 0 cents, or S IX pit 068 for # 1 . Kemifc ijiofltal note or 1 and 2 cent stamp«. ! S3f*Thi9 coupon not good after December 31,181)4. THE LA TES T MUSIC. A C R E S . — H aving raor* renl estate then I can profitably manage in person. I offer for sale, at price« to «nit, the times and on good teim §, all my realty except mv home farm, which consist« o f 150 ACRES jo niug Coquille City, whioh is a splendid locution, handy to town, good schools, churches, mills nnd railroad depot, also local river boats, nnd near landing o f «ea-going vessels and in u pood neighbor hood. whioh n c ireful buyer w ill not b® «lo w to appreciate on account o f convenience, accessibility to the best markets ou tho coast, «avin g o f time in transacting busi ness and low freights. W ill be divided i f desired. It has mostly 80 acres o f very rich bottom land, in grass for meadow or pasture; 4<> acres o f level bench land, and 30 acres o f rough woodland. L ivin g str a.ms and springs furnish w a to in everv field. This is the very best clover anti other grass lands. 6 Acres are in Petit® and Italian prune®, also a general variety o f fru it«. T H IS IS A C H O IC E D A IR Y F A R M , With it large, successful creamery handy, is well fenced, has two .small barns, n house that has nerved it « time, but could be cheaply repaired. Stesmers and railroad cars both pass within 60 rods o f th® house, and lieing a warm, well sheltered location, all conduce to make thi- a most desirable home for some one. VO CAL. Wedded A fter the Ball. Uy Barney Fa. an. Most popular W altz oi the day. Dedicated to Mr C K Harris, author o f "A fte r the B a ll.. 40 eta A Dream o f Arcadia. W a ltz Son:», Lanyon. The Horn; of all sonars. A favorite o f Adelina P a t ti............. 50 cts Moon ig h to n the Dapoon, by George Schleiffarth. Latest popular suc cess bv th i« noted composer.......... 50 cts T H R E E B< »U TH E R N SONOS: "U n cle Dan.” "Aunt Sis Tab.” and “ Where My Honey Sleep«,” com 1 i A C R E S , also, o f levsl nsady plete .................. ......................75 cts _ ^ land in Bandon, and overlooking Three charming plaintive and char its fainons beach and the Pacific ocean; bn® acteristic southern «onus, writteu fa ir building:- and good water, i® good veg by Col W ill L Visscher; arranged etable or small fruit land and a capital place by W H erbert Lanyon. fo r po u ltr y , and a few c< ws to sell m ilk IN S T R U M E N T A L . to city customers and campers on the beach. As a health resort it can't be beat, having At Eventide, Nocturne for piano, by the mildest winter, coolest summer and Marcua, a very brilliant Nocturne, most equable temperature in the U nited about grade 4-5.............................. 60 cts States. In Flow ’ ry Grove«, reverie fo r piano by Marcua, a beautiful reverie,orig Q A A C R E S o f b^avy timber, inal and «ure to please................... 50 eta 3 miles from Coquille City and the fJ T T h e above are all fine editions o f va l river. W ill be sold low. uable copyrights, and oannot be had in o u s e a n d t h r e e l o t s in Coqniii# cheap form . C ity Uoupous must accompany the order to LSO 17 unimproved lots in various secure the reductiona named. parts o f Coqnille City. Coos county, Or., giving a variety of locatious to choose from and at reasonable prices. H V Gladstone haj A clear Head W H Y ? Because h® follows these rules: '' Keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open.” You can have 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 of it. All day your mind will be clear and cool. "N o t a gripe in a barrel of them.” Ask for small sire. Tak® no substitute for SMITH'S m. Bile Beans !l Four Beautiful Lots Q Q - A C R E F A R M 3 miles from town. 20 acres choice creek bottom land and some very fine «aw lim ber on bal ance. Spring branch, cosy buildings, ato. Call on or address directly, K. 1). SA N F O R D , on his farm at Coquille City, 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, 023 K fiirn fi S t , corn erof Com m ercial San Francisco, C al. Established in 1354, jii fo r the treatm ent o f J Sexual and Seminal T 'C j y , l E l dineaaea.snch as Gon- * orrhen. Gleet. Str.ct- ure. Syphilis, in all its forms. Seminal Weakness. Im potcncy ami L»>st Manhood permauentily cured. Th® sick nnd nffl ct d slionld not fa il to call upon him. T h e D im »*or has traveled exten sively in Enroj>e. and inspected th roughly , the various hospitals there, obtaining a i great deal o f valuable information, which he is competent to im part to those in need o f hi«* service«. T h e Doctor cures when others fail. T ry biro. D K. G IB B O N w ill reakn no charge unless he effect* a curt. Person« at a a istance C U B E D A T HOME. All communications strictly confidential A ll letters answered in plain envelop®*. Charges reasonable. Call or write. Andr®*® D R . .L F. G IB B O N . In tbn hnart of town have bean placed in onr halide, and will t«e sold together at a very reasonable rate. This is .v rare chance to secure either busmens or residence lots which will double in value in twelve months Onll and see them. ITtf B*rr lf*f. Ssrt Frsnoi*» CnI.