Coquille City herald., May 07, 1895, Image 2

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Additional Locals.
Nervous
Prostration.
C ircu it
C ou rt
P o . - L c t —. M o j T e r m ,
E. W. J o y C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
Wm Norris vs John A Laird.
I be teachers* examination will
. . .
, I have suffered from a nervous pros-
D L Watson aud L L Watson vs
PUBLISHED KVKHV TUESDAY
be h e ld ut Myrtla I oint, beginning tra.tioii from fiuuncinl losses.
Can
M L Floyd ct aL
at 1 p. m. tomorrow.
»av Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
R A Graham vs Win Notley.
/. S. M'EWEN & 0. F. DEAN ,
Miss 1 b iggs, who takes charge I cur« d ,no My liver, stomach and
R F Knox vs Jotiu Granby.
Editors and Proprietors.
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bowels have been very inactive, but
a -—
of the Stniiij* bcbool, is in tins city
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, T „ i F W Marvin va W G Webster.
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J sinco taking your remedy I am
Demoted to the material and 9uoinl r.p-
John A Gray vs James Hill.
All business men
building o f theCoqui!'.* Valloy partioalnrly V is it in g , th e guest o f M i«*» L u c j entirely well.
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vs Coos Bay Land
and o f Co 0 8 County generally.
Nichols.
and
women
bhould
use
it.
Please
Co.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
was
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olish
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(Signed.)
G W Loggie vs W A Luse— cross
The schooner Amethyst
P. FISHER, N ewhpapkb A d v ib t im w o A oknt ,
M r . W m . H enry J ones ,
hill in equity.
• 21 Merchants’ Exchange, flan Francisco is towed down
from Morras Bro’s |
Butte, Mont. j Catherine Wimcr vs Augusta
our authorized agent. This paper la kept on file,
in hla office.
mill lust Saturday, near noon. She
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was loaded with lumber for San
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness,' Aiken et al— suit in equity to fore­
TÜK8DÀŸ, MAY 7, 1895.
close a mortgage.
i Francisco
Kiv<! way to J°y ’8 Vegetable Sarsap-1 Anna Mabel Northrop et al vs
arilla.
Howard Morton Northrup— suit
The May-Day ball last Saturday
in equity to foreclose a mortgage.
P
P
M
M
M
| W e s t D r a c o n ia n i
night was quite a success.
It had
J W Cox, assignor, to John F
' a fair number attending, and was 1 There were some rowdies in town Hall, assignee— assignment for ben­
Monday.
Myrtle
Point
is
so
quiet
^social and most pleosureable. Win. j
efit of creditors.
generally that the niarhal was not j
The H erald 1ms splendid club­ Kendall . spared no pains to have a .expecting hobos, hence they e s -! J P McConnell vs Wm Howell—
action at law.
bing facilities with the best newspa­ good tune, Rtid his arrangements cupecj arrest.
C B, It A E It It A N Co vs Fan­
pers published in the land. We offer o f committees and for music were)
Homer Greer, o f Ravcnswood, nie G Dixon—action at law.
The H erald and the New
complete.
|
W.
Va.,
arrived
here
Wednesday
John McCue vs Clementine Mc-
York TWICE - A - WEEK
The Coquille Dairymen’s Union ! morning by stage mid has been u Cue— suit in equity for partition of
WOULD, both for one year
A| a
4
( guest of S. B. liermaLD since, j
for only............................... t 2 25 held its regular monthly
m a tin g i ' he gpntIen)Hn is HU „ .e d it o r of real property.
W L Dixon, nssiguor, to John
The H erald and the Weekly
yesterday. Nothing o f a public much cote, and became acquainted Bouewitz, assignee— assignment for
S. F. Examiner................... 2 75
nature
wsidone.
Reports
of
offi-
with
Mr.
Hermann
wheu
he
was
benefit of creditors.
The H erald and the Daily
cials were received and informal attending the Washington A Lee
Eli W Hasan, assignor, to Z T
Examiuer, including Sun­
day's mammoth edition .. 7 80 discussion had o f the general ont- U 'livem ty. Mr. Greer will remain Siglin, assignee—assignment for
,
. ..
. a l l somirer. and perhaps establish benefit of creditors.
G. A. R. comrades can get “ The . look . and , prospecta
of tha enter- #
k pack)Dg plant at Myrtla
C B, It & E It It A N Co vs C S
National Tribune,” published at
Point.
Bishop— action at law.
Washington City, D. C., at this Prl8e-
The 2d instant was celebrated by
John Belieu was robbed o f a
J B Hunt vs David Strang j u ­
office for 81 a year in ndvuuce, or
with the H e r a l d , lltc lioo papers several citizens in this place as new suit of clothes at his residence j nction at law.
birthday anniversaries.
Our old four miles south of Coquille City, | Creamery Package Manfg Co vs
lor 82.50!
. , on May 1st.
Ihere was som e1 W L Dixon— suit in equity to fore­
friend,
8.
B.
Barrows,
was
greeted money in the pockets. The thief
p u t t h e ' q UESTION.
close a mortgage— for confirmation.
by friends on his 67tb birthday; went into hia room while he was
John Vinga vs R A Bensell nnd
Undoubtedly the test is upon u r , friend A. Boyrie, also, attained to asleep and carried off the articles M Simpson et al—suit.
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs J M
and at the opproachiug general a good age; several juveniles o ls o jvery early after midnight, Con-
Mike Eudicott et al—action at law.
eloction, to be held in November, celebrated. The H e r a l d extends: Btabl9 M‘ K ' Lee “ ''rested
Owens on a warrant, but there was
David Morse jr, assignor, to
1806, whether the same be fairly and greetings to one aud all.
no proof to bind him over for the Isaiah Hacker, asssignee— assign­
nnderstandingty put or not, the
The Valley Oracle Ferndnle, Cal.; crime, aud Judge Beuder released ment for benefit of creditors.
question as to whether this is to bo A. N. Wittmann returned this week him.
Coquille Mill A Tug Co vs E fl
Daniel Giles nnd Charles Stewart Rose— suit in equity for an injunc­
and continue a government of the from a trip to Curry county, Oregon,
people, by the people and for the where he has been on n business returned from Salem Tuesdayl tion.
Commercial National Bank vs
people will be decided.
In view visit for gome time. He came down whither they had been to deliver j
the unfortunate Perry Stoddard to' Geo. W Williams et al— suit in
of this fact, and to fnirly aud intel­ by the Klamath road, which he the asylum. Their charge gavej equity.
ligently get the sense of the people, pronounces in good condition with them but little trouble, however
Thomas Rook vs Patrick O’Neill
and not go into involuntary political easy grades. He states that times they were obliged to guard him — action at law.
day and night, as he was very rest- i Christenson A Johnson vs F Ames
bankruptcy, let the question which in Oregon are not so bad.
less and acted at times ns though , and Frank Thibault—suit in equity
is moat prominently at issue be put
While in Stockton, Cal., some he wanted to get away. H e real-1 to foreclose a lien.
unequivocally and separately from time ago, Thos. F. Lauagan, of Los ized that he was going to the nsy-1 C B, R A E R 1 U N Co vs W S
that of choice of officers, and let that Banos, thnt state, was taken very lurn, and seemed to think thnt he Vandorburg— action at law.
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs Goo F
result be the official instructions re­ severely with cramps nnd diarrhoea. would never live to return to his
gardless of the “ policy” the admin­ He chanced to meet Mr. C. M. Car­ home. Mr. Giles reports that the Ross— action at law.
ter, Avho was similarly afflicted. He roads from this place lo Roseburg
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs B F
istration may have cut out or that said: “ I told him of Chamberlain’s
are comparatively good until you Ross— action at law.
any party may have dictated. Our Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Rem­ get to the county line, then they
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs W H
plan is for the presentation of peti­ edy, and wo went to the Holden are almost impassable.
Thomas— action at law.
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R W Getty vs Kate F Ames nnd
tions to the in-coming congress to drug store and procured u bottle of
B m ik I om IV own .
Frank Thibault— suit in equity to
provide for an expression of the it. It gave Mr. Carter prompt re­
lief aud I can vouch for its having
E d . H erald :
On the 22d of foreclose a lien.
people at the next general election cured me.” For sale by Dr. S. L.
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs M P
last month the temperature ut Bear
on these prepositions, voting “ yes" Leneve, druggist.
creek, nbout 4 miles inland from Pendergrass— action at law.
or “ no” thereon Avhile balloting for
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs F E
The Valley Oracle, Ferndnle, Bnudon, was 92 degrees in the
Lnng— action nt law.
president, uninfluenced by tha vote
shade.
On
the
same
day
at
our
Cal., Bays:
Last Wednesday Rev.
C B, R A E R K A N Co vs E A
for the candidates or the ties of S. R. Wood joined in marriage observatory at the bench the highest
figure reached was only 60 degrees | Anderson— action at law.
party— as follows:
C B, R A E It R A N Co vs R D
Frank H int and Miss Kutie Oohle.
Lots of strangers now in Ban-
M O NEY.
The ceremony took place at the don, mostly blacksand miners. Sanford— action at law.
Shall it be on gold basis alone? bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. They are visiting that portion of I C B, It A E R R A N Co vs A W
[Yes. | [No.]
the coast adjoining the mouth of McArthur— action at law.
Or shall it be gold, silver and Goble, of Port Kenyon. Both the our river on the north, nnd dowu
C B, R A E It It A N Co vs A L
bridegroom and bride are well south along the beach ns far ns Nosier— action at, law.
paper? [Yes.] [No.]
Shall the government issue the known in this community. We are Gold Beach. Many are also going
C B, It A E R R A N Co vs D L
money directly to the people? informed that they will reside on inland, one of whom tells us that Watson— action at law.
[Yes.] [No.]
C B, R A E R R A N Co vs Wm
the Occidental ranch, o f which Mr. lie and his wife and family are
Or shall it l>e done through bank­
going dowu to the Sixes, where he Notley— action nt law.
Flint
is
foreman.
We
wish
them
a
ing corporations? [Yes.] [No.]
C B ' R A E B R A N C o vs J H
has a mining claim, and where he
Now here is a practical, inexpen­ long life o f happiness and pros­ expects to be able in a short time Nosier— action at law.
C B, It A E R It A N Co vs W H
to get the gold, nlmost by the
sive and fuir way to get the will of perity.
Noble— action at law.
shovelful.
And
his
wife
snys
that
tho people, and this vexed question
N orw ay R r n a ,
C B, K A E R R A N Co vs O E
wheu they get all they wnnt, they
would thus be settled by thoso who
will sell out and go to Europe and Smith— action nt law.
May
5.—
It
is
true,
Norway
is
have tho right to spenk on it, ami
Isniali Hacker, as assignee of
visit Paris, Berlin nnd Loudon,
in 1 10 mnnuer established therefor. booming, ns Tom Bobio snys. Our whilst at the latter place she thinks David Morse jr, vs Joseph E Fox ct
new neighbors, that “ T. B.” speuks
of, nre from Pleasant valley and she’ll call on and have a chat with al— action at law.
The attorney general of the
Wm Steinhart vs W G Webster
were formerly neighbors of ‘*Tom the queen, as she speaks English
United States has dismissed the B’s.”
just ns w-ell as Americans, and con­ et al— suit in equity to forelose a
cases ngainst Eugene V. Debs, presi­
Rev. B. F. Maslerson of Lords- sequently she can understand hpr; mortgage.
C B, It A E R R A N Co vs Lars
dent of the A. II. U., who was being burg, Col., has been holding meet­ but as for Parts and Berlin, why
Cleniensen—action nt law.
Avhat
the
people
speak
there
is
all
ings
at
this
place
tho
past
two
persecuted as a criminal and party
C B, It A E It R A N Co vs Chns
weeks. He is an able speaker. jargon. Some o f tha miners are
to the damage to property and in­
He Avill conduct meetings on Fish- coalmen, nnd they like the coal on j Watkins— action nt law.
terference with tho mails «luring the trsp next week.
the banks of the Coquille very} Mary Ann Cottle vs Sampson
gicat railroad strike at Chicago Inst
Miss Ella Carl went to Fairview much, aud they say that when the Joseph Cottle— suit in equity for
summer. The pity now is that he last Sunday, where she will teach railroad fiom Myrtle Point to Rose­ divorce— for confirmation.
J P Rarkdnll vs W E ltackleff et
burg is completed the freight cars
has no redress for damages for per­ school this summer.
La grippe I ihs been raging in will be fully employed carrying al suit in equity' to foreclose a
juries, persecutions and imputations our yicinity for the past week, but coal to the inland cities nnd towns. mortgage.
F E Scofield, ns trustee, vs Eliza­
against his character from railroad all have about recorered ngaiu.
Many o f these are entirely depend­
yellow-dog-attorneys and the real
The young man who hnilt the ent on wood at pressnt, and when beth Watermam ct al— suit in equity
devils, the Managers’ Association, cage in Plensnnt valley last fall, this gives ont, and it has nearly to foreclose a mortgnge.
Mary Neilson vs 8 A Ward, as
done vo in many places, they must
who did destroy the property, with and failed to catch the bird, is a
very promising young man; that is, get coal or eat their potatoes just administrator of the estate of J A
n view to defeat tho strikers and se­ he promisee the youDg lady who ns they dig them ont of the ground, Simon— foreclosure.
cure governmeut help aud sympathy i might become hia companion that ami their pork, beef nnd mutton ns
A J Sherwood vs John W Koon—
ngninst them.
action at law for confirmation.
lie will tnke I er to Plensnut valley they get them from the butcher.
Southern 'Oregon Co vs Thos W
A greenhoru from the bay, who
nnd give her full sway in provid­
A l.c.lK f. ul' K o o k U l t r a W a r .
i n g the necessaries of life, as Ins ; lately visited Bnndon, told some ot Rennie et al—suit in equity to fore­
New York, N. Y., April 27.— A good old mother has been doing, our townspeople, that the town was close n mortgage-—confirmation.
Jnmes Rook vs S P Oomlron ct al
going down. What makes you say
special to the World from Coslioc- now 7(1 year# of age.
ton, N. Y., says: John Rich, . 8yd
Bobin,”
the correspondent ' 8°i s“ i>l tb«y? O, because they are — suit in equity to foreclose a mort­
.
, “ Tom
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noy Burns, Annie Mitchell, Irene to the West Oregonian, has shown always building new houses Imre, gage— confirmation.
M R Lee vs Alice E King et al
lempest and lo r n Long were stand- his illiteracy more than ever, spenk- Now, how else did Paris, New
ing on a ledge o f rock 300 fust high jDg o f “ C lippei" going to see his York,London nnd all the other great — action nt law for confirmation.
W H S Hyde vs John P Maxton
winch overhuug the park a little beat girl to get mil k. I would give cities of the world grow but by
to the eastward o f here, last night. "Tom Bobin” to understand thnt I building new houses? And if the — suit in equity for partition of real
Four feet from the outer edge of have enough milk at home for him \ new arrivals didn’t build the new real estate.
Divilbiss Mining A Milling Co vs
the rock was a horizontal crack to swim in, but what is hurting housesfor their own accommodation
which the oldeat inhabitants say “ Tom " is that he has no place to (and they generally have done so D H Divilbiss—suit ill equity.
C B, R A E It It A N Co vs A M
lias always been there, nnd which go to get milk. We would he very here) then some one else should do
no one thought rendered the ledge thankful to you, "Tom Bobin,” if so for them,or they should go else- Crawford— action nt law.
Southern Oregon Co vs Coos
*n?pfllr£'
you would call around; you should where; but we are anxious to nc-
1 he five young peopls felt the not think that you should not psy commodate all those whom wo he- county ct nl— writ of review.
Juo W Koon and Anna E Koon vs
ledge giving way under their feet for hay fed to n race-horse just lie- Iteve will make desirable citizens,
and tried to get off, but were too cause the horse lost the race.
for whokuows yet, and we should W S Jenkins jr and Mamie Jenkins
late. Irene Tempert managed to
Call again, “ Tom B obin;” we are not bn surprised but that Baudon his wife, Elmer Brizzce and Lola J
grasp the edge o f n solid remnant fu ll o f t r ic k s .
with all its advantages, commercial Morris—suit in equity to set aside
C l ip p e r .
of the rock and hung there for
and otherwise, if it does not yet deeds and foreclose mortgnge.
thirty minutes until help could
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become a very large and thriving
David C Warner va Sol Wise and
Brooklyn Eagle:
I f the right cjty
rench hcr.^ The others were dead
Ed Bender—action at law to recover
The patentee c f the Baudon
when the inhabitants reached the twenty people should die the em-
sp ot
Rich wns impaled to the peror o f Germany vr >uld become beach has given permission to the
H Seugstacken va John W Noah
limb of a tree asventy-five feet king of England nnd emperor of possessors o f K ing’s blacksand gold and Mary M Noah— action at law
India. I hen when we twisted the aaring machine to see what they to recover m oD ey.
from the gronnd.
c«n ,j0 wjj(,
on that portion of
One hnge fragment of the rock lion s tail some one would howl.
Wm M Hamilton vs E Prewett
rolled upon the tracks o f the Erie
Heppner Gnzette (R e p .):
The the bench belonging to him, and and Sarah Prewett—civil action to
Railway just after the Buffalo ex- silver men in the Republican party welcome. It is ons o f the first rejover money.
press passed.
have heretofore taken “ the modi- places they are going to try with it
James A Lyons vs R G McQnigg
V id e o .
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cine," even when they failed to get on its arrival.
nnd Alice McQuigg— action at law
to recover money.
Nowdaya it is a wise grandfather what they knew wns right.
Be-
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J H Roork ve Harriett R Ten-
who knows as much ns his grsud- ware, that they are not forced todo rh\ price’ s Cream Baking Powder
brook, 11 Scngstackcn, David Morse
BOD-
otherwise.
W orM', Fair Hlthrat .«weal u l D«pl»<na.
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Read Our Offers
jr and Isaiah Hacker, ns aasigneo of
D Morse jr, an insolvent debtor—
suit to foreclose a mortgage.
W W Goble vs Martin Al'—r-on—
suit iu equity to foreclose u mort-
br»{je-
11 R Robertson vs San Francisco
Bridge Co— action at law to recover
money.
T S Minott vs Victor Lnckstroiu
— action at law to recover money.
J H Roberta vs Jordan Fritz—
suit to recover money.
E G Flanagan vs Win Ward
and Jenuio Ward— action at law to
recover mouey.
II II McPherson vs G W Loggie
and Amanda L oggie— suit in equity
Richard Walter vs W G Webster
et ul— suit iu equity to foreclose a
mortgage.
Wm C Deubnor vs H A Moss,
Alice Moss, Alfred Williams and C.
W Paterson— suit ill equity to fore­
close a mortgage.
Eli F Sweuriugin vs Caroline S
Swearingiu— suit iu equity for a
divorce.
Elmira Dunley vs Maurice Dunlcy
— suit ill equity for divorce.
E O’CouiioH vs II A Moss et ul—
suit in equity to foreclose mortgage.
P. L Phelnu and J A Mattson, Vic­
tor Luckstrom nnd John Bear—suit
it equity.
Oregon Coal A Nav Co vs Coos
county et al— writ of review.
Chns Eokhoff vs J W Cox et al—
suit iu equity.
John Norman vs James 31 Lewis
— suit in equity.
Clara Heuckendorff vs Emil Heuck-
endorff—suit in equity for divorce.
Michael Kroll vs Martin Alexsou
— suit in equity to foreclose a mort­
gage-
Albert Osburn vs Mary E Osburn
— suit in equity for a divorce.
T T Golden vs E A Golden and
Edith Golden— suit iu equity to
foreclose a mortgage.
J II Boguo vs Harriett E Bogue
— suit in equity for divorce.
Jnmes Rolandsou vs Harrctt Ten-
brook ct al— suit in equity to fore­
close a mortgage.
Katherine West Taylor, assignor,
to A D Morse, assignee—assignment
for the benefit of creditors.
Albert E Seaman vs Edward Mc-
Namee— foreclosure.
Ah Foe vs C W Olive et al— suit
in equity to foreclose a mortgage.
Man, Sadler A Co vs L D Fields
— action at law to recover money'.
Creamery Package Manufactur­
ing Co vs Gravel Ford Creamery
Association—suit in equity to fore­
close a mortgage.
Coos Bay Transportation Co vs A
D Boone and N L Boone— action
at law.
Clara Mansfield vs J W Mansfield
--su it iu equity for divorce.
Andrew Ogren vs Johanna C Se-
lttDder and Charles Selauder—suit
to foreclose n mortgnge.
DON'T STOP TOBACCO
M r. A r t h u r J . M c n d a y
W oodland, Waah.
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I Am C u re d
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Eczema For Over Three Years
P u r if ie d t h e B lo o d W it h H o o d 's
S a r s a p a r il l a a n d Is N o w W e ll.
u C. I. H ood & Co., Lowell, M ass,:
«D ea r Sirs: I wish to forward you a
statement o f m y case. Eczema ap­
peared three years ago and sinco then
I have tried all kinds of remedies for
the euro of tho disease and had given
up all hope o f ever being cured. At
last I was told to try H ood’s Sarsapa­
rilla and H ood’s Olive Ointment. I
did so and I am happy to say that
I A m C u re d
of that dreadful skin disease. I have
taken sixteen bottles of H ood’s Sarsa­
parilla and used flvoboxes of the Oint­
ment. I would have written before
but I wished to wait until I was conh-
Hood’s c3“ Cures
dent the disease w ould not return
again. It has not and I can say I am
irfectly cured. I gladly recommend
ood ’s ’ Sarsaparilla.”
A rth ue
J.
M e n d a y , W oodland, W ashington.
B
H o o d ’s P ills do not purge, pain or gripe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25o,
L e o I t e m m .
May 2.— April went out like a
lamb and May came in like a roar­
ing lion.
Most all the farmers are doue
planting excepting corn.
They
haven’t got it plnnted yet, and it
doesn't look like they are going to
get it planted soon.
There wns a dance given at Mr.
Chandler’s May-Day.
I suppose
they had ft very nice time, consider­
ing the crowd that was there.
E. P. Mast aud his son Fred
passed through this vicinity on
their way to Norway the 1st iust.
E. P. has purchased some calves of
Mr. Luttrell and has gone down
after them.
J. M. Summerlin mnde a trip to
Coquille last week.
Miss Sadie Briggs of Monmouth
is visiting Mrs. C. H. Mast ot Lee.
She is going to teach school in tlie
Strang district.
William Harmon visited Nor­
way the lust of the week.
Sam Giles, the deputy sheriff,
passed through this vicinity W ed­
nesday.
TOP8Y.
Jnckson county is calling in its
outstanding warrants issued prior
Russell Sage pocketed $40,000 to 1888, about $10,000 worth.
in profits on 50,000 barrels of oil,
and has been kicking himself ever
J oy ’ s for the Jaded and Good
since because he did not hold on n
Health for all Mankind.
few days longer and double his
JOY'S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
winning*.
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A Free Offer to Our Headers.
“ The Heart” is the title of ou
excellent paper lately published.
Not until wo read this instructive
treatise did we have the true con­
ception of how wonderful is the
work of the human hart. Wo quote
by special permission of the author
the following from the preface:
“Very few people have ever given
the attention to their lienrts thnt
this important organ warrants.
This wonderful little machine ivliich
is not much larger than your hand,
and only about two and a half
inches thick, labors day aud niglit
without rest, performing such an
enormous amount of work ns to be
nlmost beyond belief. Physiologists
sny each pulsation or contraction of
the heart exerts 50 pounds of force,
which amounts to 3600 a minute,
116,000 an hour, and the incon­
ceivable number of 5,184,000 in a
Bingle day!
Now, it is necessary
that all this vast amount of lnbor
should be done, nnd well done every
day. The lienlth will surely suffer
in consequence of the least failure
oil the pnrt of the heart to properly
perform its duties. When it is weak
or deranged it directly affects every
organ in the human body nnd they
are unable to perform their duties
from lack of blood and nerve force.
Thoso organs that are more inti­
mately nssocinted with the heart are
usually first to feel tho effects when
it is irregular nud fails to perform
its proper functions.”
This treatise it very artistically
illustrated with colored plates, nnd,
although strictly scientific, is writ­
ten in n popular language, making
it very interesting rending for nil.
The editor of this paper has made
special arrangement with the pub­
lishers to lmve this treatise sent free
to any reader who sends « postal
card and mentions this paper, to
la made from
herbs, and
contains no |
m ineral
d r u g s or
deadly pois­
on. J o y ’ s
Ve g e t a b l e
Sarsaparilla
r o b 9 th e
blood of all
its impuri­
t i es, and
courses all
these impuri­
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F r o m the X o r lh F o rk .
April 29.— As we predicted, llm
wedding at I. T. Weekly’s on the
28th was a very pleasant gathering.
By count there were forty grown
persons in attendance, and on fur­
ther count wo found fifty-three
little people present.
This shows
that Coos county is progressing on
social lines, and that our commun­
ity is advancing iu population-adult
aud juvenile.
J. H. Minard, J, P., was the
officiating genius in the matrimo­
nial alliance of Jeff Crosby ami
M iss Leona Weekly, and had o.
very impressive ceremony, owing
to which, in tendering congratula­
tions to the bride and groom, one
young gentleman—who is himsel
seriously contemplating taking this
impoitant step in life—saluted
both the bride aud groom with a
kiss, aud further reached for the
groomsmnu,but failpd, and foigot to
extend the osculotaiy ceremonial
to the charming bndesmrid, for
which offense t-lie says she will
settle with him in the near future.
All the guests sat dowu to a
bountiful repast, which tho host
and friends bail previously pre­
pared in abundance, and enough
was left for the charivari crowd at
night.
On Monday night a grand
hall was given ut Shiloh school- •.•>♦*
house, which ends the nuptial fes­
tivities so fnr ns the happy couple
is concerned.
May they live long
nnd be happy.
D on R ex .
To the
Unfortunate.
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