Coquille City herald., January 15, 1895, Image 2

City §erahl
P U B L IS H E D
E VER Y TUESDAY
C iS V A M O F
T H K T F .X T J I I O U K S .
E x lillr ff» « r
(hr* I t e H llI t * A r r l v r d
111 I I ) I l ir - N l a l r H o a r d u l l a l u r a -
lio n .
Tho state board o f education,
J. S. M’EWEN & D. F. DEAN, consisting of Oorernor IVnuoyer,
Secretary o f Htate McBride and
Editors and Proprietors.
______________
Htate (School Superintendent E.
DeVutad lo the material and »««ml np-1 B. MeElroy, yesterday finished
buildup! of the Coquille Valley particularly ' j|10 tedious work o f canvassing the
Sobeoription, per year, in advanoe, |2.
| Votes
of
th e
th irty -tw o
co u u ty
u v e ii
$ « o o .o u o .
U n l i m o o »1 T n x r * D u n llit* S t a t e
mk S h o w n h r |lie S e c r e ta r y o f
S ta te * » lte | »o rt.
The biennial report o f the sec­
retary o f state, the copy o f which
is nearly ready for the state
printer, will show the following
balances of taxes due the state and
interest on the current expense tax
1893 to December 31, 1894, from
the counties named:
Int . due
Taxes Due
Counties
B aker......... $ 210 02 $ 21,763 40
655 56
6,216 00
Benton........
211 93
Clackamas ..
Clatsop . . . .
258 69
20,399 68
Columbia. ..
89 49
Crook..........
323 26
D ouglas.. . .
811 29
2,000 00
124 29
Gilliam . . . .
259 20
Harney . . . .
1,935 26
Klamath. . .
132 33
01
Lincoln . . . .
125 69
106 61
243 80
Lake............
Lane............
230 95
Linn............
448 28
4,078 60
Malheur.. . .
40 20
74 84
830 02
Marion........
513 59
Multnomah . 6,179 46 111,527 20
P olk ..
233 25
Tillamook ..
178 22
2,000 00
Umatilla ..
629 99
32,118 86
Union..........
19,330 09
845 01
149 42
Wallowa . ..
W asco.........
30 27
168 57
6,829 76
Washington.
Yamhill . . . .
264 86
The
R iM in r r
U a u ilw r ille .
H o o d ’ s Is
W o n d e rfu l
A telegram from Newport, on
Yaquina bay, o f the 8th lust., and
n personal notice of the arrival of
“ At harvesting time I took a severe cold
J. A. Rupeit, who was a passenger which settled In my limbs, and In a short time
d e v e lo p e d Into la -
on her, at Portland, from the Ore­
flnmninlory it h m -
gonian, give ns the whereabouts
tuniUut* After spend­
ing a good sum of mon­
and conditions of tbe steamer Ban-
ey for different reme­
dorille since she left this port.
dies and suffering all
winter, I b eca m e so
Here are the items:
crippled that I had to
Newport, Or., Jan. 8.— The
walk with the aid of
crutches. By the kind
steamer Bundorille put in here in
advice of a friend 1 was
distress yesterday, having lost her
prevailed upon to buy
rudder in a heavy gale off Cape
six bottles of Hood’s
Blanco. She sailed from Coquille
Sarsaparilla. I took tho
_ _ _ _ _ medicine and It has fuk
for Han Francisco. She was towed i
Mr.
A.
W.
Cooley,
ly restored me to health
in here by tug.
Clifford,If* n.
and I think it Hnred
The Oregonian says: Mr. J. A. n y Iiife, I will cheerfully answer ail who may
Rupert, a former resident o f Port- j wish to correspond about my Affliction or state­
lund, but now engaged in tbe mer­ ment.” A. W. C ooley , Clifford, North Dakota.
chandising business at Bandon,
Coos county, is a guest at the H o i- j
p a r illa
ton. Mr. Rupert started for San
Francisco Jauuary
1st, from Be Sure to Get
home, on the steamer Bandorille,
Hood’s
being the only passenger cn the
vessel.
During the trip the H o o d ’ s Pills cure nausea, and LIUousuca.
steamer lost its rudder, and for six
duyS'driftedhelplesaly on the ocean,
but finally^was able to make New­
A Legislative Session
port, Yaqaiua bay.
Mr. Rupeit Piovokes more newspaper comment
had a rough experience, bnt is than almost any other subject of pub­
glad enough to be alive aud again lic interest. The last two Oregon law
on dry laud.
making bodies afforded much mate­
I t r p o r t o t J . A . Y o n k n m 's H e r d o t rial for interesting discussion, and
the uext general assembly will be no
U n ir , C ow *.
No. of cows milked........................27 exception of the rule. Whatever
No. of 2-year-olds.......................... 10 occurs tho public knows that the
D aily and W eekly C apital J ournal
Total number.............................. 37 of Salem will give correct reports of
Lbs. milk its work as well as intelligent dis­
Deliv’d to Coos Bay Cream­
cussion of the same. If you want
ery Company................. 248,015
to know what is done, how it is done,
and why, you should read the C apital
Received from Coos Bay
Creamery Company.. . .$1,628 18 J ournal . It is th e first O ne C ent
D aily published on the Pacific coast,
Received from milk sold in
Marshfield...................... 154 75 and is conducted iu the interest of
Received from cream........
6 00 the people. Tho D a il y will be sent
you a year for $3, four months for
Received from butter sold
on Coos river.................
9 00 $1, or ono month for 25 cents. Tho
Weekly has been reduced to $1 per
Received from butter sold
in Marshfield..................
97 40 year. Like the Daily it is payable
cash in advance, and no paper will
Two hundred pounds of
butter used at homo. . . .
40 00 be sent after your time expires.
Positively “ no-pay-no-paper.” The
Sold 22 heifer calves at
$5 each ........................... 110 00 Journal is a modern newspaper run
on modern methods. Ii is conduc­
Sold 2 bull calves at $10
each.................................
20 00 ted iu the interest of the people edi­
Raised 10 heifer calves at
torially as well as in a business sense.
50 00 Its editor being a member of the
$5................................
lower house, his editorial work will
Total receipts for 1894.$2,115 33 be doubly interesting this winter.
Making for each cow uu aver­ Order it at once.
age of $57.17.
H offep . B iio ’ s , Editors,
Salem, Or.
Y b V A ’. V . ’A V . Y A W A V . V . V A W A V A ’ .V A V A W W W W W Ç
IBALD HEADS!
W h a t Is the condition o f y o u rs? Is your hair dry,
harsh, brittle? Docs it split at the e n d s? Has it a
lifeless rppearance? Does it fall out when combed or
brushed ? Is it fail of dandruff? Does your scalp itch t
Is it dry or it’, a heated condition ? If these are som e of
your sym ptom s be warned in tim e or you will become bald.
liSkookumRoot Hair Grower jc
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school superintendents and nine
L
state examiners for a series o f text-
’ ’ rptanrch
I. wL.it you Ktirtwlf,il-r<
need. It. * pm
Ouet:. * 1. . SMS ‘ ‘ ‘'¡’Î r T ’ A.taf iî.'uïd
■
o f trie diReases o f the hull on l sc.t«p len to trie ujscov i
oar outborlxed oaeot T ill« p*l>er lo kept on 01.>, IjgQljg tQ ()e ugjd in the public
erv o f L ow t o treat them . “ SUoukum " c o n ta in s neith er m inerals n or oils. I t i
In his office.
Is
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t
a
D
vc,
t
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t
a
d
eligh
tfu
lly
coolin
g
aud
ref
reshi
ngî
i
j
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n
c
.
B
y
1
' schools of Oregon for a period of
the fo llicle s, i f aiopa fu llin g h a ir, cures d a n d ru ff a m i g io w s h a tr « n h a ld ,
six years from October next.
It
TU E SD AY. JAN. 15, 1895
*1* jf- EVop tin* scalp clean, healthy, and free from irritatin g eruptions, by j
the use o f
¿ » ¿ p . It destroy, y u rw ih d insect», whack J « d o n j
required much time to accomplish
*“
lf ,
rnnnt »apply yon «g»a
y -Jg* g j U SSX * 1
this, tho board working a greater
p r e p 'll'1, . - i n c -ip o o r p rice. G row er, ®UX) per b o t t le , o fo r *o.w. ooup , ooc. ,
portion o f Monday night in order
per Jar ; 6 fu r ¿ ‘2.50.
_
*1
T ” 1 t h e SKOOKUrt ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., £
to reach the end as quickly as pos­
«" TRADEMARK
3 » South Fifth Avenue, New Y o lk , N. Y .
^
sible.
&VW W VW W W
The all-important questions to
be answered nt present, more es­
pecially for the benefit o f the gen­
eral public, is “ what book company
is benefited thereby?” and the
answer is “ the American Book
company.” Instead o f it control­
ling about Dinety-five per cent of
— AND
the book sales as at present it will
iu a few months have tho entire
control, or as a prominent edu-
The H ehald has splendid club­ cutor said yesterday, “ it will come
bing facilities with tlie best newspa­ near handling 195 pbr cent o f the
pers published in the land. We offer sales."
The canvass as made by the state
The H ebai . d and the New
W ITH
board exhibits the following re­
York T W IC E -A -W E E K
P R E N T ISS
sults:
WORLD, both for one year
1. No text-book has received a
* r only............................... $ 2 25
Totals.. .$13,250 40 $229,347 52
mnjority of tho votes cast under
The H erald and the AVeekly
The grand total due the state is,
S. P. Examiner................... 2 75 the following topics: Orthography,
spelling blanks, drawing, physical therefore *242,597.92
Tho H erald and the Daily
geography, rhetoric and composi­
Examiner, including Sun­
Lee liem*.
Leaves No Constipation,
day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80 tion and English literature.
Still
the
cold
weather cootinues.
2.
There
has
teen
no
change
Cures it, as well « b Billiousness, Sick Head­
Ths H e r a ld and AVeekly S. P.
ache and Mularia. The only c o m c o r t a u l u
We need a little cold to brighten
CaU......................................
2 25 in the following text-books that
pill in the world. Sold by all druggists, or
sent by mail on receipt of price, 2f> cents
The H erald and Daily Call.. 6 00 are now in use, and they have us up, so let her come and we will
meet
her
half
way.
per box.
PKKNTTHS CHEM IC’AL CO..
The Daily Call speaks for itself been re-adopted for use in all of
41L California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Our community is saddened by
the
public
schools
of
this
state,
as ono ot the best newspapers in
the death of Mrs. 1). W. Baker,
tho land, and the cheapest, being towit:
I Hnndon Kecorder.l
Swinton’s New \\rord Analysis. which occurred on the 2d inst.
furnished with the H erald at only
She was a native o f Tennessee,
The schooner Long got out W ed­
Barnes’ New National Reader.
the price of the Daily Call, $6.
Spencerian System and Copy came to this county about 10 years
nesday, and the Berwick Thurs­
G. A. R . comrades can get “ Tho
ngo and settled near L ee, where
Books.
day.
National Tribune,” published at
Fish’s Arithmetic, Nos. 1 and 2. she died after two weeks’ illness.
The initiatory steps were taken
Washington City, D. C., at this
She leaves a husband aud five
Brooks’ Mental Arithmetic.
last week for the institution of a
office for $1 a year iu advance, or
^Caveats, and T rade-M arks obtained and all P at­
Montieth’s Elementary and Com­ children to mourn her loss, besides
Masonic lodge nt this place.
ie n t business conducted for m o d e r a t e F e e s .
with the H e r a l d , the two payers
numerous friends. She was ever
prehensive Geographies.
o u r o f f i c e i s O p p o s i t e U . S . PATENT O ffice
William Saundors, of Empire J Sitiid
for *2.50!
w e can secure patent ia less tim e lhau tnuso
ready
to
administer
to
the
sick
nnd
Smith’s series of Primary Text­
ote from W ashington.
. <!
City, arrived in town last Monday 5rcm
Send m odel, draw ing o r ph oto., w ith d escrip-e
needy,
and
her
home
was
ever
books
in
Physiology
and
Hygiene.
“ Fair exchango is no robbery,”
and will attend J. S. Kanematz’s ?tion . \Vc advise, if patentable o r not, free o f j ,
Steele’s Physiology and Hygiene open for all. She will be missed
F charge. O ur fe e not due till patent is secured.
< >
Polytecnic school.
but there can be no fair exchange as
5 » p a m p h l e t “ H ow t o O btain Patents, w ith ?
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—
for high schools and advunced by nil, but we know our loss is her
J cost o f same in’ the U . S. and foreign countries
long as there is ten dollars’ worth of schools.
eternal gain.
Market prices paid in cash or 5 sent free. Address,
Christmas and New Years passed
produce against every dollar of the
goods for hides of all kinds, by
Barnes’ Primary and Brief His­
quietly in this vicinity.
“ Good
Johnson Bro’s.
tory of the United States.
p. p a t e n t O f f ic e , W a s h in g t o n , n .
circulating medium.
Loomis’ series of Vocal Music. will to men” seemed to be the
Send
two
2-cent
postage
stamps
motto o f one aud all.
The main question now is will the
Barnes’ General History.
to “The Road Publishing Company,”
Mrs. Harman made a short visit
Montieth’s Popular Science.
bankers rule this country by control-
A n u u n l K r p o r t »1 I h o C o o * l i n y
Denver, Colorado, and get a sample
to
Myrtle
Point
this
week.
She
Robinson’s Algebra and Geome­
C ream ery C um pu n y.
Four Beautiful Lots
ing tho currency or shall the gove-
copy of that great cartoon Populist
reports the roads in very good
try.
Lbs. Milk. In the heart of town have been weekly, “The Road,” also a copy of
ornmont protect tho people by issu­
Bryant and Stratton’s System of shape for this time ot year.
Amount of milk received.2,308,263 placed in our bauds, and will be
their famous English Octopus (devil
ing all money itself ?
A. Seed and Joe Magili visited Amount of butter-fat test.
Bookkeeping.
88,946 sold together at a very reasonable
fish) map, free. This m ap and “The
Steele’s
Chemistry,
Botany, Coquille on a shopping expedition Amount butter manuf’ured 78,829
For one day— Jan. 22d— the la- Physics, Astronomy and Geology. Wednesday. They say the Has­ Amount cheese manuf’ured 50,046 rate. This is a rnre chance to Road” with the H erald for one year
secure either business or residence for only $2.10.
dies of ¿ialoni will edit and mnnnorn . «t. fFha tpv-t booUo lWw.t lmvp kins tirfll is in very g o o i condi­ 1 W -
. . . v ---------.1 .*1 «¿02,71
lots which will double in value iu
tion.
been
cbaDged
are
as
follows:
the Salem Statesman,'for the benefit
Cosi of manufacturing
twelve
months. Call ami see them.
R.
G.
Sumerlin
visited
Myrtle
Maxwell’s first book iu LaDgnage,
packages and repairs,
of charity. The munagor of the
E t e r a liU is B a r ­
He made the
F or S ale .— A new and charm­
Introduction to English Grammar Point Monday.
etc......................
3,279
70
Statesman has kindly given them and Advanced English Grammar round trip in one day.
Interest ou capital stock.
619 74 ingly located residence property,
g
a
i
n O o u n tc r.
carto-blnncho for that day and tho have been adopted instead of
AV’ebb Mast is visiting relatives Butter boxes.........
223
95 in good neighborhood, with city
gross receipts will bo devoted to Barnes’ Language Lessons, S i'ls’ in Lane county. Guess that brown­ Freight on Coos bay . . . .
water.
The
house
has
five
rooms,
168 87
the relief of the distressed.
English Grammar and Clark’3 eyed girl is quite entertaining, also. Insurance..............
ACRES.— Having inom
90
00 is story and a half high and pa­
C O P Y R IG H T S .
,
DaveJohuson slid Roland An­ Taxes.....................
real
estate Ilian I can profitably
Normal Grammar.
Peterman’s
122
00 pered. Has three lots, with barn
CAN I O B T A IN A P A T E N T ?
P orn
man
ace
in
person,
I offer for sale, at prices
prom
pt
answ
er
and
an
honest
opinion,
w
rite
t
o
nud woodshed. Very cheap. Call N U N N Az C O .* w ho h a ve had nearly fifty years’
It has been discovered in Penn­ Civil Government, Oregon pdition, derson of Coquille haye been
to suit tbe times and on good term#, all my
ex perien ce in th e patent business. Com m unica­
stopping
with
L.
Coon
for
a
few
has
been
adopted
instead
of
at
this
office.
realty
except,
my
home
farm, which consists
Total...............................$4,504 96
tion s strictly con fid en t!«' A l i n n d b o o k . o f In­
sylvania that thero is an old law,
form ation concerniPR P a te n t« « and h o w t o ob­
of 150 ACRES joining Coquille City, which
days.
Young’s Class Book.
Paid to patrons the following
in them sent free. A lso a catalogue o f m echan­
Three best papers in the country ta
passed in 1797 and never repealed,
isn
splendid
location,
handy
to town, good
ical and scientific hooka sen t free.
Rev. Thornton will hold divine amounts for butter-fat per pound,
4. The additional books adopted
schools, churches, mills and railroad depot.,
P atents taken through Munn & Cn. receiv e
each week for only *2.25 a year — special
which requires bread to be sold by that may be nsed in e.lJ grndes in sei vices at the church here the
n otice in tb e S c i e n t i f i c A t i i c r i r n n . and
also
local
river
boats,
and
near
landing o f
delivered at Coos Bay Creamery iu
are brought w idely b efore th e pu blic w ith­
sea-goinK vessels, and in a good neighbor-
your local paper, the H e r a l d , and o thus
u t cost to the inventor. T his splendid paper,
weight. The authorities in Borne of the publio schools are as follows:
third Sunday o f this month.
the whole milk:
I
hood,
which
a
careful
buyer
will
not
be slow
issued w eekly, elegantly illustrated, has
fa r th o
u i o f any scientific
s
___ w
_______
circulation
ork in _ th e
J. R. Leonard held prayer-ser­
Twice-a-week
New
York largest
National Number Tablets.
to appreciate on accocnt o f convenience,
Cta. per. lb. the
the cities are taking measures to
w orld. S 3 a year.
ir. Sample copie3
cop ies sent free.
accessibility to the best markets on the
. .. .15 2-10 World. Don’ t fail to note this.
Building Edition,
-------------hly,
m onthly, |2.:
f'2.00
a ) a a year.
year. Sim
Single
April......................
vices nt the church last Sunday.
Song Wave.
enforce it and linkers who ignoro it
coast, savin# o f time in transacting busi­
cop ies.
*¿5 cents. _____
E very num
n um ber
ber con
contain
beau­
____________
ta in s s bei.^-
-------------- i > . ,—-—
.
tifu l plates, in colors, and ph
' otographs o f new
M a y . . . . . ............
___ 15 2-10
Gow’s Morals nnd Manners.
ness and low freights.
are likely to get into trouble.
bouses,
—■**-
— enabling
— 1'
is. w
ith -*
plans,
builders t o show th e
(UnrshDeUi Hon.)
Will lie divided if desired. It has mostly
........ 15 2-10
June.......................
lat. it designs and secure contracts. A ddress
K id ’s Elementary and Vocal
INN & CO- N ew Y ork . 3 iil B roadway *
80 acres of very rich bottom land,
........ 15 2-10
Intelligence was l'jceived yester­ July.......................
| in grass for meadow or pasture;
James H. Budd, Democrat, was Culture.
. . . .23 1-10
Macros of level bench land, and
Jobounot’s
National History day of the death of Mrs. S. D. August..................
Heated as governor of California Inst
110 acres o f rough woodland .
and Historical series of text-books Mngnes’ father, Mr. lvolin, at Dan­ September................................28 1-10 How to Get $ 1 0 0 and Perhaps a
Living st.r ams and springs furnish water
Saturday, notwithstanding purga­ for suppliinentnry rending for pri­ ville, California.
October.....................................23 1-10
in every field. This is the very best clover
Fortune.
and
other grass lands.
tory and earth and------ SanFrancisco mary and intermediate schools.
Father Dcsmarais received a November................................. 21 1-3
<! acres are in Petite and Italian prunes,
We secure patents and to induce people
Improvements made in 1894:
For advanced schools and high leave of absence last week from the
were ransneked for lawyers and
j
also
a general variety o f fruits.
to pet track of their bright ideas we offer a
I THIS IS A CHOICE DAIRY FARM,
W H Y ? Because he follows these
archbishop, and took Ins departure One elevator.........................$254 91 prize of $100 to bo paid on the tirst o f every
demagogues and other corrupt schools the following:
35 00 month to the person who submits to us the
' With a large, successful creamery h a n d y
Geographical Reader.
rules: “ Keep the head cool, the feet
nu the Arago to spend two months One wire butter m old.........
most meritorious invention during the pre­
means to carry out the purpose of
1 ia well feiic d. lias two small barns, a house
warm, and the bowels open.” You
Irving’s Sketch Book.
ceding month. We will also advertise the
in Los Angeles.
that ha-
rw d its time, but could be
the bosses and tools of the S. P.
can have a clear head and live to be
...................... $289 91 invention free ot charge in the National
Total.
Irving’s Tales o f a Traveler.
cheaply rep aired. Steamers and railroad
At a meeting o f the stockholders
railroad company.
Recorder, n weekly newpaper, published in
ninety
if
you
do
the
same
thing.
cars
both
pass
within (»0 reds of the house,
J . A. Y oakam , Sec.
Scott’s Ivanlioe.
Washington, D. C.. which has an extensive
of the Coos Bay Creamery held
and being a warm, well sheltered location,
When the bowels fail to move dur­
circulation throughout the United States
Scott’s Lady o f the Lake.
;11
conduce
to
make this a most desirable
Tuesday the following directors
ing the day take cn retiring two
nnd is devot d to the interest o f inventors.
Tho Republican caucus of senators
i n -: a w d e f a l c a t i o n .
homo for sonic ono.
Scott’s Abbott.
Smith's Small P»ilc Beans. Their
were elected to serve one year:
N< r r SO H A R D AS I T SEEM S.
and representatives of California
Scott’s M arm ion.
A CR ES, also, o f level RnRdy
action is so mild that you are not
Donald McIntosh, J.M. Davis, M. X l i e T r c n M ir i'r « f N o u tli D n lt o lii a
The idea of being abie to invent some
land in Bandon, nnd overlooking
Scott’s Woodstock.
thing
strikes
most
people
ns
being
very
D
e
f
a
u
l
t
e
r
in
«
¡1
0
0
,0
0
0
.
aware
of
it.
All
day
your
mind
will
-met at Sacramento on the 10th iust.
J. Stock, J. A. Yoakam and Win.
its famous beach and the Pacific ocean; baa
difficult; this delnsion the company wishes
McCauley’s Essay on Chatham. Barcas. S. C. Rogers was elected
be clear and cool. “ Not a gripe in a
fair buildings and good water, is good veg­
and named Hon. George C. Perkins
Minneapolis, Jan. 9.— A specinl to dispel. It is the simple things nnd small
barrel of them.” Ask for small size.
etable or small fruit land and n capital place
Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, treasurer by a unanimous vote.
inventions
that
make
the
greatest
amount
|
to tbe Journal from Aberdeen, S. of money, and the complex ones are seldom j
as its choice for United States sen­ Twelfth Night, Merchant of Ven­
for p o u l t r y , and a few cows to sell mi lk
Take no substitute for SMITH’S
to city customers and campers on the beach.
W e are authentically informed D., says: From absolutely reliable profitable. Almost everybody, at some i
ator. To be Bure there was only a ice,
nnd Midsummer’s
Night
A sa health resort it can’ t he beat, having
time
or
another,
conceives
nil
idea,
which
I
eourcos
it
is
learned
the
defalcation
that
the
owners
o
f
tho
steamer
the
mildest winter, coolest summer and
majority of one over De Young, but Dream.
if patented, would probably be worth to him |
o f State Treasurer W. W . Taylor a fortune. Unfortuna tely such ideas are j
most equable temperature in the United
Augusta
would
like
to
place
their
Webster’s Bunker Hill Orations.
in some cases “an inch of a miss
States.
Practically usually dismissed without thought. The |
steamer on the Portland-Coos bay will reach *300,000.
DeCoveiley Papers.
simple inventions like the car window
A C R E S o f liPavy timber,
is as good ns a mile.” Tho A. P. A.
The Augusta will leave all the state moneys were in his which could be easily slid np aud down with- j
Arnold's Sohab and Rustum.— route.
miles from Coquille City aud the
own
hands,
except
some
*25,000
out
breaking the pnsseuger’ s back, the sauce j
also took a hand in it, taking the Salem Statesman.
Portlaud ou or about the 10th inst.
river.
Will
be sold low.
the collar button, tho nut lock, the j
for Yaquina, and if a sufficient or *50,000, which was on deposit pan,
bit in their teeth and rushing right
bottle stopper, tho snow shovel, are things !
OU8E AND THREE LOTS in Coquille
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r City
m
-m
W E B S T E R ’S
quantity of freight is offered she in various banks. The wreck is that almost everyone sees some way of im- I
into tho fray with a threat of eter­
proving upon, and it is these kind of inven­
LSO 17 unimproved lots in various
The Legislature.
will make this port. Her rates will complete. It has been known for tions
IN TE R N A TION A T.
that bring the greatest returns to the
.
parts
of Coquille City, Coos county,
nal excommunication to any offend­
be the same as charged by the a year that Taylor was personally author.
I Or., giving a variety o f locations to choose
New that the Oregon legislature steamer Bondorille.
d ic t io n a r y
ing one— not from the church or
in bad straits, but not one of his I The prize vro offer will be paid at the end
from nnd at reasonable prices.
A G rand E ducator . " *
J
each month, whether the application has
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most intimate friends thought bis of
heaven, but from political prefer­ is in session everybody will want
Q Q - A C R E F A R M 3 miles from
Successor o f the
been acted upon by the patent office or not.
| West Oregonian |
to
read
a
newspaper
priuted
at
situation hopeless or even desper­ Every competitor must apply for a patent on
11 U n a b r i d g e d .”
ment. AVhile we endorse the choice
town. 20 acres choice creek bottom
his
invention
through
us.
and
whether
he
Salem,
the
capital.
They
will
want
Deputy
Sheriff
Samuel
Giles
! land and some very fine saw timber on bnl
ate.
in this case - for Mr Perkins is head
Standard of the '
seenr«**
the
prize
or
not,
the
inventor
will
ance.
Spring branch, cosy buildings, etc.
U. 8. Gov’t Print- '
and shoulders in manhood and a paper that gives all the news. 1 he sold four head o f cattle at the W.
have a valuable patent.
ing Office, the U.8. I
Call on or address directly.
M o re M lu r r * .
THE PRE>H CLAIMS COMPANY.
Supreme Court and i
brains and honor above his compet­ Statesman is just such a paper— W. Whittington farm at sheriff's
R. I>. HANFORD,
J ohn W kpdbbbubn . Oen’ l Manager, 618 F
of nearly all tho '
on his farm at Coquille City,
Seattle, Jan. 9 — E. C. Raymond,
itor M. H. De Young— we do not bright, spicy, active, energetic, woll sale Thursday. They brought *22.
Schoolbooks.
\
St. N. \V„ Washington, D. C.
edited.
Or
call
nt
THE
HERALD OFFICE.
W
armly
com-
'
Prof. Kinnicutt has now 80 pu­ of tbe Coos Bay, Roseburg & East­ P. S. —Tho responsibility o f this com­
npprovo of their manner of doiug it.
mended by every '
It reports the proceedings in de- pils in his private school, aud gives ern Railway & Navigation Com­ pany mav be judged from the fact
State Puperinten- j
that it« stock is held by about seventeen
dent of 8chools, »
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Calendar for , U.liI f v d .*L .n,ot «»»Hooking a notice that lie cannot receive any pany, of Marshfield, Or., is in the hundred of the lending newspaper-« of the
and other Educa- J
To the Unfortunate.
tors almost with- J
tor.
lo
„„.i
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!
I
8,u8le
dem
in
either
house.
lo
u
r
United States.
fDec. 18’ iH-tf
city
on
a
starch
for
coal
miners
for
more
scholars
ns
he
has
uot
room,
j
1895 is out and may be obtained
out numbor.
senators and representatives were
D R . G IB B O N S ’
his company’s mines, and ia meet­
Miss
Laura
Barklow,
n
very
effi­
A College President writes: “ For J
at ths drugstores.
It is ono of elected on a slated platform,pledged
DISPENSARY,
cient typo o f this office, returned I ing with considerable sneepss. He THE EXAMINER’ S BIG PREMIUMS
“ ease with which the eye finds tho
the most beautiful that the firm to carry out certain policies of re­
“ word »ought, for nccnracy of defini­
to her home at Norway this week says be met with a little opposition
623
Kcariipy St.,
Yon will want to watch to make ready to accompany her from several, who claimed that the
’ has ever issued and the edition was form.
t i o n , for effective methods In indi- !
The San Francisco Examiner
corner o f Commercial
“ eating pronunciation, for terse yet |
their
course
in
the
legislature
and
negroes
takeu
in
by
tbe
company
the largest ever priuted by any one
parents, Eld. S. S. Barklow and j
San Francisco, C s l.
will give away at its next annual
“ comprehensive statements o f facts, J
see whether or not they remained
«.ÖJM L. !.. a hiished in 1854,
“ and for practical use ns a working |
concern, being over ten millions of true to their pledges. The States- lady, on a tour to Idaho. Elder j were on a strike, and they therefore drawing 9000 nreminms, aggregat­
t he treatment o f
Barklow will tnkochnrge of a church refused to accept places.
“ dictionary, * Webster’s International’
[Sexual and Seminal
ing in value *145,000.
Each sub­
copies. There nio two faces nu man will give you all of Ibis nnd
-
»
■ —
“ excels any other slnglo volume.'*
5 disonses.snch as Gon-
in
that
locality.
The
craft
wishes
j
scriber, also, receives a fine picture
the calendar, both o f children, more, too, for it is a newspaper in
Jorrhen, Gleet, Str.ot-
___________ __J#ure. Syphilis, in all
representing “ Summer” and “ Win­ every sense o f the word and every Laura and people a pleasant jour- j “ Our readers will find Simmons worth in the market more than the
The One Great Standard A uthority.
Liver Regulator advertised in these price o f the paper.
its forms. Seminal Weakness. Im potency
_____
These are
ter."
The design was by one o f , day of the week. Tho daily is 50c. uey-
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flon. 1». J .
J u s t ic e o f the I’ S.
and Lost Manhood permanently cured. T he
columns. We advertise it, use it. splendid inducements, because the
Supreme four« .writes: “ The Interiiatlonai
sick and afflict'd should uot fail to cal!
the most gifted artists in the conn- a month. The big 12-page Weekly
There is good reason for the pop­
Mctiunary
U
of d ictio n a rie s .
and we commend it as a safe Examiner is the best newspaper on
upon him. The Doctor has traveled exten­
I commend it to ail f
i*c g r e a t s anti- i
try, aud the coloring is most exqui- is #2 a year three months, 60& ularity of Chamberlain's Cough
sively in Europe, and inspected thoroughly
arti authority.”
Wo be­ the coant and is well worth alone
site.
The calendar is not only Address all communications nnd Remedy. Davis A Hazard, of West and excellent medicine.
the various hospitals there, obtaining a
came acquainted with it in Georgia the *1.50 a year that it costs.
great deal o f valuable information, which
If
sarin? of thr
beautiful, but it is also useful, ns m akenllraoneyspayablotoStates- Monterey,Clarion Co., Pa., say: "It
I* r*<7»/ f o r a I
he is competent to impart to those in need
where it is a standard family med­ you subscribe now yon can get tho
will provide irfhr
enough to
it presents all the desired informn- man l ’ublishing Co., Salem, Or.
has cured people that our physicians
•f his services. Tho Doctor cures when
to purchase a co, v
Internati*
icine. We do not deny tho merits H e r a l d and the Weekly Examiner
others fail. Try him. DK. GIRBON will
Can you afford to l e
tion concerning astronomical events .
--
•
could do nothing for. Wo p e r-!
of
other
preparations,
but
simply
I make no charge unless he M fato a <
ctrrv«
both one year for only *2.75. This
during the year. I f your druggist
F or S ale -The
undersigned aim Jed them to try« bottle of Cham-1
Persons at a distance CURED A T HOME
G. Se C. H r n K TA ?T CO., T h z b lis h e r s ,
does not have Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a span o f good mares, <! and bcrlaiu's Cough Remedy and they state tliat this one commands confi­ clubbing rate entitles the sofigeriber
All
communications
strictly
confidential.
S p r i n g û c ' . d . ,V.iss., U.S.A.
%
U l letter» answered in plain envelope*.
Calendar it may ^l>a obtained by 8 yrs. old, wagon and harness, for now recommend it with the rest of dence.”- From the “Journal” Lanes- to a ticket in tbe drawing and all
Charge s reasonable. Call or write. Addresi
*r*«fn>l to the roMi-hets f
boro,
Minn.
sending sii cents in stamps to C. snle. For terras, enquire at the us.” 50 cent bottles for sale by j
other to special privileges. Don’t
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DR. T. F. GIBBON,
B os 1957. San Francisco, CM.
47 tf]
I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Muss.
postoffice, of
A. G. A iken . S. L Lcucve, druggist,
A S t Valentine's ball is’anuouuced. fnil to take advantage of this offer.
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Chances for Homes.
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