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Newspaper Page TextCity g i r s i ! Rheumatisms Ueoralgia, Sciatica, B a c c h e . Fi i ■ o ■ S ' O I L ■ ■ ■ ■ ¡ ■ y ■ ■ TUESDAY, FEBRl A R i 12,1 R E G U L A R \¿ár h T R A IN S o n d ays , w ednksuays and M , dayit will run u:* follow s; Iitmva Marshfield 8 00 a .m . Arrive “ C O Q U IL L E C IT Y a. ir» “ Norway 9.00 “ M yrtle F oin t 10.00 “ Vi f h i - | Arrive lS.ir>p.m. | Leave i ll.0 0 a .r o . I 10-35 I 10.15 “ 1. O . X . In s in u a t io n . This society c f good workers in a grand cause held a public instal lation last Tuesday night. The L O C A L ITE M S. attendance was large, the hall being crowded. The installation was A d d i t io n a l locals on 2d page. conducted by Lodge Deputy C. St. Valentine's ball, at Masonic W7ilkius, nnd embraced the follow hull, for one and all. ing newly-elected officers: Bird Will C os was in Brewster valley Nosier, C. T .; Miss Nellie Sackett, several days last week. V. T.; T. M. Willard, P.C.T.; Miss John Jenkins came over from Pearl Baxter, mnrshal; A! W’ ilson, the b»y yesterday to be present at deputy marshal; J. II. James, sec the nuernl of his father. retary; Miss Lucy Nichols, assist Mrs. Ada Egeuhoff commenced ant secretary; C. Baxter, financial a term of private sch ool,on the 4th secretary ; Mise Nellie Figg, treas urer; Miles Lammy, sentinel; R. inst., at her residence at Empire. J. IiobiusoD, guard; R. E. Buck, J. L. Bowman, representing the chaplain. M. O. Buzan and Miss Salem Woollen Mills store at Rose- Ora Woodruff were special mar burg, reached this place yesterday shal nnd deputy for the installation exercises. via the bay. An interesting and entertaining Mrs. Dr. Kelly and Mr. and program followed, as follows: In Mrs. Stacy Lee and families of strumental quintette, by members Iliyerton have been in town for of the band—George Leach and George Robiuson, cornets; A1 W il several days. son, alto; Bird Nosier, baritone; John Yoakam passed through to Jim W'hetstone, tuba. Recitation his new logging camp, at the G il by Melville Stiue— The Yankee man place, yesterday with twelve Still Ahead; cornet solo by George Leach—encored—MissDaisy Wick head of fíne oxen. ham at the organ; violin selection J. C. W hittington, a good citizen by the Misses Pearl and Ora W ood of the North Carolina neighbor ruff, Miss Lucy Nichols at the hood, was down on bnsiniss Satur organ—encored; recitation by day and iucluded a cali on the Eddie Robison—John Hardbuck; duet by Misses Daisy and Ella H euald . W'iekknm—“ Homeless, Tonight;” Miss Ella Buck joined Judge concluding with the farce—The Dyer and Mrs. Clarence Lowe Bogus Iojun ; characters were ably from B landou at Empiro last T hu rs-! and comically poitrnyed by W. id will visit in California for 1 « U(!S’ M’ l a 8«'™ 11- Mrs. L°ra day nnd . Harrington, Brette Clark, Miss some weeks. Maud Drew and Geo. Leach. IIr< ‘ u * t e r V a l i e v S c h o o l . A grand exhibition was given by the Brewster Valley school lust Friday night, which wos well attended aud immensely successful. The program lasted full 4 hours, hut interest was kept up to the highest pilch throughout. After the program, the dance progressed till broad daylight. A delightful supper was prepared by the ladies of the neighborhood. Arthur Biown was the teacher of the school and lias made many friends amoug the patrons. The program consisted of songs, recitations, dia logues, tableaux, etc., and suited nil tastes from sedate to comical. The pupils are few in number and gen erally quite young, but performed splendidly. Those participating were: Edna, Roy, Myrtle, Mar shal and Rolla Alford; Ethel, Eva, Joe, Binger, Walter and Haley Laird: Ona aud Stella Harry. The following older persons par ticipated and added much to the snteitaiument: Mrs. Belle Laird, Mrs. E. N. Harry, E. D. Harry Jnds< li Goble, Miss Effie Loomis, Retta Miller, Frank Loomis, Mrs. Alford, and the teacher, Arthur Brown. ................ -*-++*-* ----- The E n t e r ta in m e n t St. Valentine’s ball Thursday uight. Rev. S. S Biirklow passed up home yesterday from his visit at Bandon. The Sons of Veterans seem to hold back for some cuuse, and do not organize. Elder Barklow performed a marrnge ceremony at Bandon w hile visiting at that place. Several bales of goods from the Bandon woollen mills passed through yesterday for San Fran cisco. Miss Caroline Feiger of Bandon has been visiting Miss Pearl Baxter and other friends here for some days past. Revs. Sanderlin and Pauli con tinue their meetings at the Chris tian church nightly, with increas ing interest. The masquerade at Arago comes off next Saturday night, at Bullard’s ball. Admission, 25 cents. Sup per, 25 cents. Every person send ing us the sub scription price of this paper, tho Coquille City Herald, either as a reuewal or new sub scription, will be presented with a copy o f T he W orld A lmanac by the publishers of tbiu paper. The Alrnanao may be had at this office for 25 cents. IN BATTLE! DR. MILES M EDICAL CO., E t . ktiart , I n d .—I must say tho liontoratlve Nervine and Nt-rve aud L iver P ills have doue m o greut go o d . F O R YEARS I H A V E N O T FK LT AS W ELL AS N OW . The starting point o f m y disease was a sunstroke received In battle before Port H udson, Louisiana, Ju n e 11th, lfjftk ITp to the tlm o o f beginning t o take I>r. M iles' “ “ “ R em ed ies I had had a con tinual distracting pain in m y " ‘ four ‘ bead; also, weak spells, and the î t past years I have had to give up everything ervtl _ in tlie * o f an active character, and stay house f o r I g Q *"" ^ m onths at a t i m e ; L / U I * L . XJf cou ld n o t w a lk across tho street. I K N O W YOL’ lt REM EDIES H AVE ( t ill'.l> ME, and tlint th o cu re will be perm anent. S e v e r a l HAS mm / V 0 K f iD # F Ä / I N J iC A E D E N C Y C L O P E D IA F O R 1 8 9 3 . The Beet Reference Book Printed. <\ A Volume of over 5 0 0 pages It Treats 1,400 topics Ä K • frie u/s T H O U S A N D S here are using your remedies, and uli speak well o f them. Yours truly, COL C. W. DEAN. National M ilitary H om e, Dayton, O. D R . M ! LEV NERVINE Is the most cer tain cure for Ile a d a ch e , N euralgia, N erv ous P rostration, Dizziness, Spasms, Sleep* lessness, Dullness, lilu es, and O pium H a bit. Contains no opiates or dangerous drugs. Dr. T. R. Wheeler, the dentist, C o u n c il M f f l i n g . is stopping at Mrs. Tuttle’s resi The town board held ils regular dence, aud is doing work at his reg ular prices. Call and have your quarteily meeting yesterday after teeth examiued free of charge. noon; present, Chairman Goodman, Ayer’ s H air V ig o r keeps the scalp free Trustees Brown, Draue, Harriug- from dandruff, prevents the hair from b e ton nnd Perry. p m a cs COL. C. W . D E A N . SU N STRU CK Miss Lizzie Buzan went to Ban don early last week to help in the Sold o n a P o sitive Guarantee. rush nt the woollen mills for a short time. She will return soon, O r . M I L E S ' P I L L S . 6 0 D o s c s 2 5 C r a . Sold bv*R. S. Iinowlton. and then go to Empire. BAKING Mrs. Dr. Stockman passed her 69th land mark oa the track of life last Saturday, and the old doctor celebrated his 82d birthday anni versary Sunday. Several citizens called during the day. He contin ues the same -getting neither bet ter nor worse. Free to Our Subscribers. F o r S a l e a t a B a r g a i n — Sev eral good dairy cows. K. H . H a n s e n , Gravel Ford, Oregon. Furnished last Friday night at Masonic hall by the ladies of the Parsonage society was a pleasing affair aud varied much from the usual programs. There was a large and appreciative audience and the com ing dry an d harsh, and makes it flexible parsonage fund received a boom and glossy. All tho elements that nature requires to m ake tho hair abundant and from the door receipts. beautiful are supplied by this adm irable The order o f program was ns p reparation. After the program the floor was follows: Solo by J. S McEwen— Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lamb of After three weeks of the finest Fishtrap spent Sunday in town, cleared for games and asocial time, “ The Old and New Home;” dia weather vouchsafed to man, a and nttended the quarterly and and later on in the, night a number logue— Women’s Rights, partici gentle rain set in last Sunday indulged in the quadrille nnd waltz, attendant religious meetings at the though all had departed at a sea pated.in by Misses Nellie Figg, morning and continues today in L illy Lyons, Lilly Wagner and Methodist church. sonable hour. Marvin Lamb, and J. M. Lasswell; spring-like showers. Wo 1 earn of seveial new converts Pfloro Li'ostkriliiPSN. comic solo—Behind McCarty’s An important and largely at to Populism cn the bay. Recent Last Wednesday morning Wil 1- Mare, by W. S. Perry (with Miss tended Masonic meeting was held events, general aud local, bare Irma Lukens at the organ); en last Saturday night. The steamer lara Brisbin, driver of the mail core, Spendin’ All My Money; reci made some people see matters as from here to Marshfield, arose from tation—Pyramids Not All Egyp- Dispatch came up, bringing mem others have seen them for some his gentle slumbers nnd found I tinn, by Mrs. M cDonald; comic bers from Bandon and all points time. some one bad gone through his j solo— Now H e’s Sorry that He on the lower river. W ith nu re,vigorous b lood coursing through pockets and relieved him o f the | »Poke, by Aaron Wilson (M iss William Seymour Jenkins, father the veins and anim ating every fibre o f the . rn ■ xi rooms Daisy organist); solo— He „ y Wickham, ... , r r T b o d y , c o ld weather is not on ly endurable sum o f 84.50 in money. of John nnd Will Jenkins, and nn ,, , — Beau til ill Lnye, by Miss Irma but pleasant and agreeable; No other b lood at Mrs. Sheppard s, and during the jjUj[eng (Miss Marvin Lamb, old citizen of this county, died in m edicine is so certain in its results as Ayer's landlady’s absence at the Good i organist); dialogue — Mnrryiup: n. tliio plnco Inst 0 U u , «btrut m on, Sarsaparilla. W h a t it does fo r others it Templars’ public installation nnd Poetess, by \V. 8. Perry, Mrs. after a lingering illness from can w ill do fo r you . entertainment, a stranger presented Boutell (W idow Washington with cer in the face. H e was being Capt. H. F. Tennisson and John , • , seven children), Miss Nellie 1’ lgg E. Perrott came up from their himself nnd asked for lodging, aud (B ridget) nnd Miss Maud Drew nursed and cared for by Asaph homes at the black-sand mines at some one present showed him to (poetess). Concluding the enter Alexson for a few months past, was This party— for we tainment was Prof. Lightning 82 years old at tirneef his demise. Raudolph Saturday. The H erald the room. Haskins’ Great Mechanical A g O. W. O. Hardman, Sheriff of was honored with a call and renew have not been able to learn his Wax Figures— Tyler Co., W. Va., appreciates a name— left early iu the mrrniug glomeration of als of subscriptions. with Lee Curry ns mnster ot cere without his breakfast and without good thing and does not hesitato I f you have any garden seeds to settling his bill, and was suspi- monies, resisted by M. O. Buzan to Bay so. He was almost prostrated spare, drop them iu the box.at the cioned ns being the party who tam and Brette Clnrk (John Henry, with a cold when he procured a colored). The figures were rolled postoflice, placed there by tlie pered with his room-male’s clothes. into the presence of the audience bottlet of Chamberlain's Cough I He secured a job at unloading of ladies of the W. C. T. U., to be ! the steamer Bandorille, and de on a small truck, introduced by Remedy. He says: “ It gave ine prompt relie. I find it to be nn forwarded to the drouth-stricken parted, on her for Portland that Prof. Lightning Haskins and oiled invaluable remedy for coughs and afternoon. While this work was nnd wound up by tlie helpers. colds.” For sale by Dr. S. L. Len- people of Nebraska. The first was Li-Hung-Chang, the Mrs. R . E Buck and Miss L iz going on, Mr. Brisbin ancl the offi late deposed prime minister, in eve, druggist. cers were looking up the law on ----♦ *------ -------- zie Winchester went to Bandon the subject, but only a strong sus- boyhood as working in a laundry, In ni«* »1 or j ol 3.fir:« Morras. last Saturday, tl.o former to visit at, pjeion attached, and besides there represented by Dave Collier; a T he brightest jewel o f our heart, Judge Dyer’s a fen’ days and the was no way o f identifying the Blind Beggar— Miss Lilly Wagner; T ho treasure o f her hom e, W hen eve was draw ing near. American Ole Bull— Geo. Leach; money, henco no case was made latter to her home after a visit to Then fortli from us she'd flown. aud the roan was let depart iu t heOld-worn nn-who-tnl ked-her-hns- Mrs. Buck at this place. peace. The loss falls heavily on band-to Death, Mrs. Boutell, and T he sweetest blossom in our m idst, When drooped her fairy head; Mr. and Mrs. Peterson were the stage-driver, however, for it the Old - man - who - was-talked-to- We could not lay her irid the flowers, F or all tho flowers were dead. called by telephone yesterday from was money he had carried for 1 )enth, Stewart Lyons; a Mother another party and he lms to make Goose character, Simple Simon — T he youngest birdling in the nest, the bedside of their daughter, Will Lyons; Cleopatra the Beauti H er song from us has fled; it good. Miss Susie, here, to that o f their ful Queen, aud the Adder— Miss It m ingles inith a purer strain T h a t floats above our head. The teachers’ examination will Marvin Lamb; Powhattan, the sister-in-law, Mrs. John Gammill, at W o gaze—her wings we m ay n o t see; last of hie race, in a scalping scene Newport, on the bay, who is seri begin tomorrow. o listen, all in vain; — Bird Nosier; Mrs. Winslow, of lint W when this wintry life is o ’ er ously ill. W e’ ll hear her voice again. , The steamer Bandorille took on Soothing!"»/ 1 op fame—Maud Drew; Mrs. D. P. Strang, sr., and Mrs. j 40,000 broomlmudies for Portland | Jenny Lind, the famous Swedish Our sym pathies are with you all W es Nosier were both at the enter- flolu Lyous’ mill last week. Nightingale and prima donna, with | Bereaved ones; yet we know T hat she is happier than we tainment giveu by the Parsonage I Will Price came up from Iliver- Edi=(>n Phonograph attachment j W ho still oro left below. A nnie L . Aid society last I’ riday night, j ton last Friday. 1 lie Price L r o s 1 ingtou, as a hoy—Arthur W hite; .in iiR ii :n . Both had been ill for some tim e! shipped a special order o f about Prof, llubensteiu, a friend of - H assen — At Mnrshfield. F e b . 2. but have recovered sufficiently to 12,000 feet o f white (or Port Or- the poet Edgar A Poe, in nn B ackman IHSfc», by Kev. E sbjorn, J ohn Backm an nnd -1 instrumental selection —J. M. Lass M iss Ida H assen. be about again. j ford ) cedar to Portland per steamer well; Sir Thomas Teeliee, the H umiìert -H ughe :'.—At Bandon, Feb. 9.1895, A Demorest medal contest will Bandoriile last week, by Kev. S. S. Barklow o f Norway. W m . jester at the court of Henry V I I I W. liana bort o f Bandon and M iss L illian take place at the Methodist church ! Capt. Fred W ebber of Astoria, — W. S. Perry. H ughes o f M yrtlo Point. Much merriment was created as on Saturday night, 23d instant, father of our Mrs. Capt. Lockwood, non*. There nre ten contestants, and the came in yesteiday, and we learn each character was introduced and Lr.NF.VE— in C oquille City, F eb. 6, 1895, to performed his or her part, nnd the Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Leneve, a son. occasion will furnish pleasing and will bid on the government " ^ processes of oiling and winding C itil 8TR om —I n San Francisco, Februnry 8, edifying entertainment. Admis- at the mouth o f the river, which, np t)]8 figures were very e0micnl. 1895, to M r. and Mrs. P. O . Chilstroin, a sion, free, and a general invitation it is s a i d , w i l l be let out on contract. All were wound up at the last nnd 1HID. is extended to all. A new ranchine has been intro- gave a grand medley o f their spe-1 — At M arshfield F e b . 4, 1895, j In f.-m tion reached us vester- dneed at the black-snnd mines at . «takiog a most ridiculous, A nderson luro.in tion rencuea us } esier . . . . “ agglomaratioo o f music nnd tit- John V ictor Anderson, aged 10 years, 1 m onth and 14 days. day tbut Johnny Manning, charged Randolph, and the best results are |er nR(j vocalization and action at J enkins —In Coquille City, F eb . 10, 1895, ! wF.h .i“ .'; nnd theft at Sumner promised Hie first test was a onetim e. This was received with W ill am H. Jenkins, aged 82 years. some tn tbs since, nnd escaped guarantee of snccessful operation, great npplause and concluded n from jail during last term of court, not only in securing tho precious very pleasing entertainment. Tho Awarded ladies made n very successful pro- had b e e n arrested in Sun Francisoo. metals, bn. iu handling a large Igrnm. H ighest H o n o r s — W orld ’s Fair. I f so, it 19 quite likely lie will soon quantity of the sand. As this was D U The Gravel Ford creamery will \ occupy safer quarters at our jail 1 a new invention, and moro espe- | daily only for a test, suitable \ be moved to a new site close to the than formerly. machinery will soon be at hand to river. The WT. P. & H. M. S. held nn operate the mines as the interested A1 Balcli and Noah Leueve have annual election of officers l a s t pa;ties had hoped to do. finished the cabin on the hull of Thursday at the Methodist church. — ~ The following resulted; Mis. Miss Collier is reported the old steamer Restless. C R E A M Lyons, president; Mrs. Sherwood quite sick. j U ilbur Harrington and family nnd Mrs. Tuttle, vice-presidents; The ladies o f the W. C. T. U. left today for Walla Walla, Wash. Mrs. Lawrence, recording and have placed a bos at the postoflice B e •* such a citizen as we regret corresponding secretary; Mrs. for friends who may have garden to lose. Messer, treasurer. The following seeds to divide with the poor in “ Skip-to-M y-Lon’s" coromuniea- were appointed as the visiting Nebraska, whose crops have failed {¡on wn9 written with pencil and committee for the quarter: Mrs. RO,icPit tbe , aJme ftt M earfy n day as C0.n!‘I D0‘ be fuI1> decipherer!. Lorenz, Mr=. W ay and Miss Lilly possible, so that they may forward Write with ink and be brief as Lyons. I them promptly and seasonably. 1 possible— make short paragraphs. Gur popular and clever friend i Ed Bender, of Myrtle Point, cele brated his 54th birthday anniver sary last Tuesday. A host of his friends greeted him, and the band was present to till the air with melcdy in his honor. The H erald greets him. Endorsed ty STATESMEN, EDUCATORS and STUDENTS everywhere. ;; J x M ' - y : "Cv \ ■ ■ - • ■ W , j . M ns n o r c h e J S u c h n S t a t e o f P e r - f o r t l c n T h a t It Is a V e r i t a b le r n c y c lo p e d ia o f F a c ta , S t a t is t i c s u a d E v e n tc B r o u g h t C a w n to .'» n u a r y F ir s t , 1 3 9 3 . T of H E lS p r volume h a v h o le library in O ne car. h a r d !/ think It tells i l l about party platforms, election sta new tariff, religions o f the popu'.atloa everywhere, state and government statistics, occupations o f men, foreign matters, literature, teience > mcn’ 1 It is . . . j and ec ducatioa. tistics, the earth, '( “ \ a \• if»; vwi - a .*-»«T i ? X’ JffiEBM’S STANDARD YEAR BOOK. City Ireasurer Loueve’s report was read nnd nccepled. Marshal Johnson’s quarterly P R I C E , postpaid by mail, - 25 C E N TS. salary was ordered paid. The board discussed the matter A d d r e s s T H 2 W ORLD, New York City. and thou raised the quarantine which had beeu placed agaiust Marshfield on account of the preva Eon S a l e — The undersigned Buy your milk from the Excal- lence of diphtheria. sior Dniry. A contiuuous supply offers a span o f good mares, 6 and will be maictained during the 8 yra. old, wagon and harness, for Catarrh Cannot be Cured whole year, at the lowest living sale. For terms, enquiro at the A. G. A ik e n . Satisfaction guaranteed. postoflice, of W ith L O C A L A P P L IC A T IO N S . i > h they prices. cannot reach the seat o f the disease. Ca R. D. S a n f o r d , tarrh is a blood or con stitu tional disease, Proprietor. and in order to cure it you m ust take inter nal rem edies. H a ll’ s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and «acts d irectly o n tho blood and mucus surfaces. H ull’ s Catarrh Cure is n ot a quack m edicin e. It was prescribed b y one o f the best physicians in this cou n try fo r years, and is a regular prescription. It is com posed o f th e best ton ics know n, co m b in e d with the b eBt blo o d b ^ ilie ra . nct- ’ n£ enraerry on tne lilUüoQB su m ices. T he perfect com b in a tion o f the two ingredients is what preduces such w onderful results in cu ring Catarrh. Send for testim onials free. F . J. C H E N E Y «fc CO., P rops., T o le d o , O. S old by dru ggists, price 75c, DO YOU GO HUNTING? OF COURSE You will buy a MARLIN. BECAUSE— safe It kaa a solid top—Protection# It ejects at the side—Convenience# It is light weight—Comfort# It has the B allard Barrel—A ccuracy. It has fewest parts—Sim plicity. Bend for complete catalogue, free. Special pack of cards for 15 cents. THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., New I la v c n , Conn# Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco. J JOHN H. YAGER, — D EALER IN — ¿Hardware Stoves, Tin- E ia hereby given thnt under and waro.Queesware,Glass o f an execution issued out o f N O b T y IC virtue tho C ircuit Court o f the State o f Oregon, for Coos cou nty, on the 24th day o f Decem ware, Lamps, Cutlery. ber. 1894, against the property o f W. W. W hittington and B. C. Shull, and in favor Etc., Etc. o f Jam es C. Brown, com m an d in g me to make the sum o f $250 with interest and E x e d ia -tia r v S a le . BANDON, OR. costs, including an attorney fee o f $.95 and costs on a form er execution, heroin amount ing in all to $132.00 and also the costs under said execution. I did, on the 29th day o f RDERS BY M A IL PROM PTLY Decem ber, 1894, levy upon the S W & o f attended to, and good s shipped p or NE.Vi nnd lots 1 and 2 o f Section 81, nnd steam er to all points on tho upper river at lo t 1 o f Section 32, all in T p . 29 S., o f K. 12 W., o f the W illam ette m eridian in Coos prices that d e fy com petition. County. O regon, as the property o f the said C O A L 8 ’IO V E S , W. W . W hittington above nam ed, and will, ON T H E 20TH DAY O F FEBH U AU Y, 1895, W O O D ST O V E S, at the Courthouse door, in the town o f Em COOK S T O V E S . pire C ity, C oos cou n ty, Oregon, at the hour o f three o ’ clock in the afternoon o f said RANG ES. day, offer for sale and sell at public unc tion, to the highest and best bidder, for B U IL D IN O IIA IID W A R E —Such a . Nulls, Screws, L ocks, H inges, etc., at cash, all o f the right, title and interest rock -b ottom prices. which the said W W. W h ittington had on tho 1st day o f M ay, 1893, or m ay at any tim e sinco have acquired in or to tho above described real property, or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy said sums Above specified. Dated at Empire City, Coos cou nty, O r rpHBEE NICE LEVEL LO T8- egon, this 15th day o : January, 1895. W . W. G A G E , Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. Jan22 5w1 By J. J. S tanlky , Deputy. 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Publisher, 15 lia-t 14th Street, New York. 1 hough not ft fashion magazine, ita perfect fashion pages.and its article* on family and domestic matter», will be of »nperlntive Interest to those | possessing the Feminine Type of Thumb, which In. icates In Its smaJl size, slenderness, soft nail, and smooth, rounded tip, those tralte which belong essentially to the gentler sex, everyone of whom should Demorest's Magazine. If you are unacquainted with IU merits, send for a spsclhen copy (fwj). you will admit that seeing these T ill h jjp « yon in the way of «aving money by finding in cm Magazine ev< r;thing to satisfy the literary want* m A T th . JERKY WILSON PLACK, op the w hole family. — ' ^ po.it« th . Railroad Depot, Or Trustees II I s or Supplies ( lic iip fe ll S to re , ROBERT MCCLEARY, Groceries *»■ Varieties 51 tfl Parkersburg, O r. A GOOD HOME AND G R E A T B A R G A IN . O A A CRES, V. S. 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A ll our shoes ar# equally satisfactory They give the beet value for the money. i They equal custom ahoee In etyle and fit. . Th-»r wearing qualities ere unsurpeeeed. j The prices are uniform,--stamped on eolw. ; f rom $■ to f j saved over other mrkes. if your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by Coquille City Heral i and DEF OREST S FAMILY MAGAZINE. Dealers every wliertv Wanted, agant to take exclusive sal« tor litis ricin- itv. Write at oima. A Liberal OfTer, FRONT STREET, M O S T PERFECT M AD E. A pure Grape Cre^m of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulter ant 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. itself. a question it cannot answer. T E N T S M ADE TO O R D E R . T E N T IN G M A T E R IA L .