Coquille City herald., June 11, 1895, Image 2

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G to q n ilir C ita ^ e r a ì ù .
IPUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
! W H A T A B O U T TH A T V A X -
NERYf
Wo have no hesitancy in saying
a cannery, to run on fruits and veg­
S. M’EWEN & D. F. DEAN, etables in thfir seasons, and on sal-
Editors and Proprietors.
I moil during that season, would ho a
Dovoted to the material and social up­ j profitable enterprise to the owners,
building of thdOoqaille Valley particularly i
i and develop industries here that
and of Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advanoe, $2.
| would ho profitable to the produ­
P. FIS& EK , N kwbpapkr Anv krtihimo A o e n t , c e rs in this valley.
If there is profit
I • ‘11 Merchants' ExehanKe, Hau Francisco is
our authorised agent. This paper in kept on Hie, in a salmon canning plant which
ia hti offlea.
lies idle nine months in the year,
T U E SD AY , JU N E 11, 189&
there certainly would ho a guaranty
' if that building could be occupied
1 and machinery utilized for six or
| seven months longer in saving and
! preparing for the mnrket such suh-
; stantial and needed nmufucturcs as
Tlie H erald has splendid club­ canned fruits and vegetables.
All
bing facilities with the best newspa­
: the more so when the cost of such
pers published in the land. We offer
manufacture is only nominal— fuel
The H erald and the New
being almost free and transporta­
York T W IC E -A -W E E K
WORLD, both for one year
tion to the best markets the lowest.
for only............................... $ 2 25
If a cannery should also have
The H erald and the Weekly
evaporating
and fruit vinegar ma­
S. F. Examiner................... 2 75
chinery attached, its scope of use­
The H erald and the Doily
fulness would he largely increased
Examiner, including Sun­
day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80 and the profits vastly augmented by
G. A. it. comrades can get “ The saving much fruit that would other­
National Tribune,” published at
wise be lost
Washington City, D. C., at this
As an evidence of the Talue of
office for $1 a year iu advance, or
with the H erald , the two papers such institution to our orcliardists
for $2.50!
and fruit-growers, we give the fol­
TH E OOLDBUG MIC KOBE lowing from the Oracle, at Ferndale,
is instantly killed by sending Cal., relative to canning strawber­
# a 2-cent stamp to the Ameri­
can Bimetallic League, Wash­ ries alone:
ington, D. C., and asking for free literature.
Swortzel k Williams in conjunc­
Do it.
tion with the San Jose Canning
A G R E A T OFFER.
Compnny have leased tho Fortuna
cannery for this season and will
The “Twice-a-Week” edition of start it to running nbout June 10th,
tho New York World (formerly the ennuing strawberries. The fruit will
Weekly) lias proved a phenominnl all be put up in ¡latent vacuum glass
success. It is a semi-weekly of six jars of which the San Joso concern
pages, mailed Tuesdays and Fridays; has the right for the Unitod States.
eight columns to the page; forty- Tho Advance learns that three cents
eight columns each issue. It gives per pound will be paid for strawber­
the news fully half a week ahead ries, which it is estimated will net
of any weekly paper, and, at the the producer about $200 per aero
same time, retains all the literary, on two-year old plants—a nice sum.
agricultural, miscellany and other
Professor Culin, of the museum
features which made The Weekly
AVorld so popular. Yet the price is of archaeology of the university of
Pennsylvania, states that football
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Tho
Yoi - subscription will he taken originated with the Chinese.
game was popular in China and
at this office.
For samplo copy address Tho Japan as early as tho seventh or
eight century.
World, N. Y.
And here all the time we’vo been
Arrangements have been made by thinking that our nineteenth cen­
which we can furnish this paper
(the H e r a l d ) and tho Twice-a-Week tury college students were the in­
We
New York World all for $2.25 a ventors of this useful calling.
year. Take advantage of this offer know we’re smart Yankees, but it
and get your own local paper and looks like we’re about twelvo ceu-
the Twioe-a-W««k World at this iuriea V>c\iin<\ it* raaixy tlxlnga.
special rate
Read Our Offers
Dolt
S m :ill
N llinatllip o n
t h e Itiillrm n l.
T lir
M ra
N odal
A Bmall wreck occurred on the Given at the Christian cbtitoh last
I A sti G l a d
ruilrnnd Sunday at noon at the de­ Saturday, in the interest
of To tell what Hood’a Scri*ar">-illa has done
ltd ¡11 effect®
pot in this place. It looked worso the Endeavor and Suudsv-school. to t me. I had the grip and
aettled all over
than it resulted, hut still was des­ j to secure a fund for tho pur-
^
rce.IhadcrampB
tructive of some piopert.v, though i chase
in m y legs and
of music books.
The
frequently I had
no person was injured. The loggiug attendance at the social wns large,
to get up at
train was being pushed through nnd the disposition to patronize the
night and walk
to rcia:: the mus­
to Yoakum's camp, above town, goodies provided and so temptingly
cles. I also had
when a short plank at the side of displayed on tnbles oil both sides
etomr.ch troub-
the track in front o f the Shamrock of the house, that tut little of tin j
^ L a . I then took
saloon, which had been misplaced, program, except a few songs was,
f ^
v ^ 0CK*’8 Sarsapa-
rllla. One boitie
Tho choir rendered a
raised the trucks from the track enacted.
cured thecramp,
when they were piled up on the “ Greeting Glee,” a song, “ We’ve
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and another has
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helped my stom-
track and on either side to the Met Again,” “ The Tempest,” aud
v n cli t r o u b l e
' number of twelve.
Some were a recitation
citation, “ What I ’d Like,’ ’ b y .
V ifc- JrJ
greatly. I havo taken 8 bottles ami
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grcrtly.
broken up pretty badly, and it took Mary Dixon; then followed a solo u ie Hood’s rills which aro the best I eyer
took.” II. A . M e l v i n , Sisters, Oregon.
I some while— two or throe hours—to and chorus “(Stand By Your
untangle nnd get them on the track Friend” —solo by Frank Strang, h c o d ’ s S a r s a p a r i l l a
again.
aud chorus by the choir,
Re-
Charlie Dodge came nearest of freshments were then announced,
| the trniusmen to getting hurt. lie a n d B uch a fe a st at a n o m in a l p r i c e
B ÎG Q (Ï P u r i f i e r
j luckily jumped on the street side, t o u c h e d the weak spot o f e v e r y “ 1
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.
Prominently in the pnblie eye today.
I while the trucks turned to the otbor I one and induced a liberal patron-
H o o d ’ s F in s
side, and ho thus escaped injury.
age.
Es tho Only
We learn that the same train
| killed a horse down by Cedar Point,
and came near being derailed.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Last night, about 10:30, the log­
ging train was coming up, nnd at
the cut ut Allen Collier’s, just nt
the west odge of town, the tender
struck a cow belonging to Mr. Col­
lier, shoved her some distance
and was derailed, as was also the
rear truck of the engine, nnd the
track damaged for the length of
two rails. The cow, it appears, was
lying on tho track, and was a fine
brute.
The train got off about G o’clock,
while the section hands, under
boss W. Strayhon, finished repair­
ing the track about II o’clock todny.
Four new rails were placed aud
probably eight or ten ties.
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T h e \V, I I . C . S o c ia l.
CATTLEMEN’S WAR.
Cheyenne,Juue G.— Edwards, the
Rock Springs sheep man, has gone
to Salt Lake City.
Ilia friends
say he has given up his plan of
driving his sheep across Colorado,
in opposition to the wishes of the
cattlemen of J’ outt county. When
here, Sunday, Ed winds said he
would make the drive if he had to
have 500 men to protect his outfit.
The Eugene cannery and drier
will not make a run ou cherries
aud early small fruits and berries
this season, hut will begin opera­
tions iu time for the prune crop
this fall and will also handle to­
matoes nnd other late crops.
’ ’ I t t S S t t i S S i s s t t t s t s t m ¡i
II $
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Given Aw ay
E very M onth
Marion Oh, Lam a!
I don't
kuow wlmt to do. Fred has prom­
ised that lie’ ll stop drinking if I
will marry him, and Charlie says
lie’ ll take to drink if I don’t marry
him.
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to the person submitting ttio
most meritorious itiveittiou
during tho »recoding month.
W li 8 K!(* U K K 1*ATE N T8
FOll INVKNTOIIS, and tho
object of this olTor is to en­
courage persons of an invent­
ive turn of mind. At tho
samo time wo wish to impress
the fact that
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D O N 'T S T O P TOBACCO
Mow to Care Y eurcs'f While Using
Tobacco.
Tho tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is seriously
affected, impairing health, comfort
and happiness. To quit suddenly is
too severe a shock to tho system, as
tobacco, to an inveternte user, be­
comes a stimulant that his aysteni
At near the close of thesuppor the
| West Oregonian i
continually craves. Baco-Curo is a
'■hoir sang “ In the Morning,” a
A car-load of cattle wns shipped scientific euro for tho tobacco habit,
j solo, “ Blame Yourself if Y ou’re from this place to Beaver Hill yes­ in all its forms,cnrcfully compounded
after the formula of an eminent Ber­
j Sold,” and chorus by the choir, and terday.
J. B. Hunt and wife of Bandon lin physician who has used it in his
; 'hen a “ Good Night Song.’’
are visiting on the North Fork ut private practice since 1872, without
a failure, purely vegetable und guar­
Mrs. Rachel Babb (ueo Hoff­ l. T. Weekly’s.
man) was severely injured by a
T. A. Button, who has a home­ anteed perfectly harmless. You can
use all tile tobacco you want, while
ruuunway team near Myrtle Point stead on the South Fork, lost bis
taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you
house
by
fire
not
long
since.
recently.
when to stop.
Y»'c give a written
In answer to a telegram, Hon. B.
guaranty to permanently cure any
N .rlla F o rk R a in b llita «.
Hermann has consented to deliver
case with three boxes, or refund the
June 10.— As your correspond­ an oration at this place on the money with 10 per cent interest.
Fourth
of
July.
ent from tbis place, “ A Darling,”
Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a
The coal aud gold developments scientific cure, that cures without the
lins left this part, being last beard
from at Roseburg, I will give you recently had in Coos will no doubt! aid of will power and with no incon­
soon put the county among the venience.
a few items.
It leaves tho system as
Wm. Bettys and wife have moved richest in the state.
pure and free from nicotine os tho
to the McDowell place. William
day before you took your first chew
is a rustler aud a good neighbor,
Eighteen thousand five hundred or smoke.
Sold by all druggists,
and we welcome them.
pounds of wool were shipped from j with our ironclad guaranty, nt $1
Rey. Geo. Carl preached here Asblnud week before last.
per box; three boxes (thirty days’
yesterday to a large congregation.
treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on
Turner
A
Hebner
drove
G300
Our Sunday-school is progress­
receipt of price. Write for booklet
sheep
through
Ontario
Inst
week.
ing tiuo, with a large attendance,
and proofs.
Eureka Chemical &
under the superintendence of J. A. The sheep wero on the way east.
M’f’g Co., M’f’g Chemists, La Crosse,
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Seed.
Wisconsin.
There will be a basket dinner at T H E i l I T R I M 'n E R
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DEAR.
our scboolhonse next Sunday after I
I have before mo a letter from »
B i r l i l ii llc d ItSiss X tl- Parisian friend, a gentleman of
Sunday-school, and preaching m , Ilx-Senator
llo Sl;irriii£t«>ii.
the afternoon by Elder Hollenbenk.
some literary uote iu his own
San Francisco, June 5.—The country, who informs mo that ho
The house of J. Moss of Cherry
creek took fire yesterday at 11 Evening Post states that tho entire is learning Euglisli by the aid of a
o’clock nnd was consumed, with detective force of this city is con­ small textbook and a dictionary
most of its contents. Some of the vinced that ex-Senntor Buck struck without nny other instructor, and
bedding and clothing were saved. the blows which killed Nellie Har­ he adds: “ In small time I can learn
The fire caught from sparks falling rington in her flat last Saturday. so many Euglish as I think l will
on the roof, which was very rotten. Buck died yesterday from injuries to come at the America, and go on
sustained by being thrown from a the scaffold to lecture.”
P ioneer .
cart while being driven to the
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Mr. Bill ns— Maria, how does it
police station.
The chief of the
E m p i r e C ity I t e m * .
happen that Fanny isn't going to
June 10. - Born to Mr. and BTrs. local detectives says:
“ 1 don’t want to talk about this, church with you this morning?
Fred Elliott, June G, 1895, at Em­
been use 1 hate, to fiuht dead men.” Mrs. Billu3—You know ns well ns
pire City, a daughter.
Tiie conclusions o f the police are I do, JcliD, llmt whuii lioseie and
Married—E. M. Elliott and Miss
j
said
to be based on tli3 contents of Katie and I go to church somebody
Esther McDonald, June 8, at
There
j
150
private
letters found in Miss has got to stay at home.
Marshfield.
isn’t room for four pairs of sleeves
|
Harrington’s
room,
which
are
said
J. S. Jones, o f the isthmus, vis­
iu our pew.
ited friends in Empire City last | to indicate between the murdered
week. Sirs. J’s health is cot good | woman nnd Buck even greater
intimacy than appeared on the ic y ’s for tao Jailed and Good
at present.
Health for aii Mankind.
Straaberry picnic Sunday up surface.
JOY’S VEGETABLE SAr$A?AH1LLA.
Coos river.
San Francisco, Juno 5.— Rev.
Several cases of scarlet fever me
Geo. Gibson, pastor of Emanuel l3inp.de from
reported on the bay.
S tar .
herb*, and
church, announces that he is going contains
no
to deliver lectures on the murders m i n o r a i
ITifimlon Recorder. I
drugs
or
committed
in
the
church.
The
deadly pois,
J. P. Wilbur has purchased the
on.
Joy’s
Wrenshall property,
near the j title will bo “ The Crime of a Cen­ V e g e t a b ie
tury,” and his object is to raise bar iupari’.ia f v . f ; I
woolen mills.
robs the
funds to pay the church debt. G ib­ blood
o f all
A class in vocal music was started
impuri­
son is once mote using the study its
ties, and
in Recorder hall last Tuesday even­
courses nil
i,,..;
ing for the purpose of teaching the ! in Emanuel church where Minnie thc-ie impuri* j > : ;
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beys nnd girls how to read music ' Williams was murdered.
100.00
I t ’ s th e S im p le ,
v
T r i v i a l I n v e n t io n s
T h a t Y ie ld F o r tu n e s
—such as Do Long's Hook
nnd live, “ 800 tliut Hump,'
“ Safety Pin,” “ Pigs in Clo­
ver,” “ Air Brake,” etc.
Almost every one conceives
Q
a bright idea nt some time or
**
other. Why not put it in prac-
tical use? YOUll talents may
lie in this direction. May
inako your fortune. Why not
try?
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%3TWrito for further information and
mention this puper.
THE PRESS G L /M S GO.
Philip W. Avirett, Geti. Mgr.,
618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
I \STThe responsibility of this compnny
may bo Judged by the fact that its
«took is hold by over one thousand
of the leading newspapers in the
United States.
E*os? S a l e «
rpH R L E
NICE LE V E L W J l j j -
FC11 THE PRICE OF T W 0~$12M
On Main street, between 6 tli nml 7tli, W o o d ­
land Addition to Dnmhm. Address
M . L . KANDLEM AN,
51 ifl
Parkersburg, Or.
School : Boards
Or Trustees
'» y i S I I I N U
TO
1 UttOIIAtE
The ladies o f our W. R. C. en­
tertained the ladies o f the Baodou
W. R. C., the veterans of our local
G. A. R. post nnd invited guests
F0II SCHOOLS 03 ACADEMIES
nt a social given at Masonic hall
W ill lhicl it to their interest to consult o *
write tho undersigned, agent for Kano <fc
last Wednesday evening.
It was
Co . manufacturers, Chicnj'o, III.
Wt- k 'l direct from tho factory, ami
just such an innovation of hospi­
ship f. o. b., to San Francisco or Portland .
JOUN llO W AN, Aftent.
tality, entertainment aud good will
tfl
Coquille City, Oregon.
as our ladies are famous for and
was most enjoyable.
Besides a
brief literary program nnd music,
there was a bounteous supply of
refreshments, -ttnd then a generally
W agon
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C o q u il l e C it y H e r a l d .
social and go-as-you-please time of
Additional Locals.
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conversation, games,promenade and
The speakers who will bo at the
Master Clarence Dean came over waltz till near midnight.
Salem »tato fair ar John J. Ingals, of from Empire yesterday.
L L kinds of farm work solicited. ITorsc-
shooing
nnd piow
plow worii
work it
a specialty
The literary aud musical program
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Kansas, W. J. Bryan, of Nebraska,
Supplies
for logging work, wedge»;, dogs
The I. O. G. T. at this place has was as follows:
rings,onnt-hooks nnd everything used in*
and Gov. liudd, of California.
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction'
suspended for the summer months.
Song—with Miss Lucy Nichols
guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pi»—
neei Feed stable.
(lDtf
Tho Chicago Post says: “Prof.
Several of the North Fork youth at the orgnn. Then Comrade W.
Coin got ulong swimmingly until ho came in Sunday to witness the Siuclair announced tho follow icg:
Select rendiug by Miss Pearl Bax­
attempted to explain just what ho baseball contest.
meant.” If this is b o , where are
0. W. White left last Saturday ter; recitation by Meld Nichols;
the two old parties in explanation fur Portlaud as a delegate to the recitation by Earl Elliott. Then
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of (heir positions on tho financial grand lodge o f the Masonic order. followed refreshments of cake and
' ( 0PYR 1G H TS.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clinton lemonade, nnd then a social time.
question?
fb* .J I O IT A IN A P A T E N T? For“ a
pro*..rd; “ D i-v-';arrl an honest opinion, writo to
came over from Marshfield last Several songs were sung.
, fly fifty years’
Tho president has appointed
c.Yr
orienee in the patent biuinres. Coumunlca-*
The geests from Bandon wore:
Saturday, returning Sunday even-
t:
• ;•*. “icily c- aUdor.titQ. A l l i r i d b o o l t o f In--
ltiehard Olnoy, late attorney general, ing.
lcrtr,s!;■ -n • nc:rniiv i n t e n t s hnd bow to ob-
Mrs. Kinsman, Mrs. Morse, Mrs.
t;.iv. them t v.a-. free. A L o a catalogue Of moclutn-
lea! and PoU-ntifio bool; - coct free.
to tho position of secretary of state
Sumner,
Mrs.
Gross,
Mrs.
Holland,
Taken t.-.r-r t Mu a a Sc Co. receive
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes o f the
Special i.t.i :co iiitLo ••. j •••::£Il!c A m e r ie n n , and
just made vacant by tho death of
thus are l>\ ’i./ht. widely b iio re ih o public with­
government works on the bay have Miss Shannon, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. and sing.
out cost tb tho Invent« *. This splendid paper.
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i i • ■ • • v i’;ir the
Mr. Gresham; and Judson Harmon
GENERAL
NEW S.
O. F. Topping and F. M. Sander-
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker, Mrs. Boyd and Cora­
lamest circn'.atioii c 1 ny rck’iitiUc work In th o
sent free.
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of Cincinnati, Ohio, takes tho attor- Leneve.
lin have completed tho overshot
ye ar. single
l-ado Swift.
copied,
i . td V 3. ! . ' i /n iu n 1
contains beau*
LONG S PENSION CASE.
f Joy’s Yrsrffalito
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wheel for the waterworks for Dyer
, hs o f new
noy.goneralship.
Capt. Parker has quito recovered
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Washington, Juno 5.— The pen­
Nervous Prostration. & Son and tho now pump soon will
Ut, :t . ;■ •: ami ^ . a \ •' ror.tr. ft«. Address
pi-.
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j.rc.-anta
l:toi
fed-
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CO.. N kw Y o l k , a u l UuoAuwAtb*
be in operation.
The wheel is 1G sion case of Judge CLias. D. Long, j
Tho courts are doing sonic queer from his late sickness and made a
E. W. J o y C o m pan y — Gentlemen:
work of late, among which wo find ti ip to the bay last week, return­ I have suffered from a nervous pros­ feet in diameter and the pump will of Michigan, which lias been be- ]
n a ta
be operated by tueansof cogwheels j fore the local courts for some time
that the supreme court of this state ing yesterday.
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tration from financial losses.
Can insteud of belts.
| was finally decided today by the j
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Gallier say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
has decided that tho city coun jil of
D ISPENSARY,
In the examination o f a gentle- ! court o f appeals, the commissioner
Portland has legally levied and can nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gallier, of cured me. My liver, stomach and man, last Friday, Dr. A. W. Ivime of pensions coming out victorious,
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Kearney S fr
collect an additional 2-mill tax, but Bnndou, formerly nnd for mauy bowels have been very inactive, but brought out the follow icg facts of though the probabilities nre that
,iV-. 1 corn o r o f C o m m e ro i® f!
since
taking
your
remedy
I
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an
Francisco,
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him
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rancisco, C a l.
a prodigious family.
The gentle- *ke case will now tie taken to the
that the same authority ennnot dis­ years residents here, wore up last entirely well.
s w w . a - i «
| - * h' d ’ in
• 1854.
t- | u.’
1H
All business men man had 14 sisters and 3 brothers; i supreme court of the L mted
Sunday.
r
t
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in ent o f
burse it!
v. iT'iju.n- ■ 1,11 1 u c t ■ * re;
o«-**s.erit
nnd women should uso it.
Please the father is 47 and the mother 46 States.
v_ .• *’ v Soxnal
S.’x ml a
■’ nd
ml SeminaF
S« mil
Our young friend, Miss Jessie publish. (Signed.)
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c!i?>••;*.ses.«ueb r.P Gon-
face, tody and limb,
About a year ago Commissioner
years old; the oldest child is 28
. ’ , Str.ot -
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky, Dean, had a birthday party of
decliaecfnervo forco ga jjB à
M il W m . H kniiy J ones ,
of
Pensions
Lochren
caused
the
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. . S\ philis, in all
years, aud the youngest 18 months
dizzy s p e l l s , faint E as |
whose Democracy will hardly be mauy o f her youDg friends last
Butte, Mont. old; no twins, no triplets, but all pension of J ndge Long to be re­
it«
forms’.
Scmin.il
AVenkncss,
Impntency
j spells, cold, clammy P a g . -
an i L<: ;t Manhood pcrnirmeiulycured. T h e
doubted by those oven who have so Friday evening to celebrnte her
duced from 875 to $50 per month.
feet and hands, sour
stick ami r.iHictfd should not fail to celT
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness, are hying and in good health.
risings, fatigue, in- j'N'fJÌJ
nj
him. i he Doctor ha« traveled exten-
long taken that holy name in vain, j 15th anniversary.
In
the
lawsuit
which
wns
in
pro-
^
court
of
ai’
Poals
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a-V
held
give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap­
is, and all dis-
B M g lM somnia,
t-ivi! v in T'nrope. and inspreted thoroughly
finds the president and his tools, the
tho vurit : hoApitala there, obtaining n
t he sturaseli,
sturaleU,
gross
css here last Friday, in which th«‘ "
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i iisea o o f Ilio
Rev. and Mrs. J.S. McCain passed arilla.
except in a very limited sense, nr.d
great tloul of volnabio information, wbioh
aud k id n eys.
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Will Taylor was charged with
administration appointees in that up to Myrtle Point from Daudon
ÙY. j liver
he j.-« corap« tout to import to those in nee<i-
Joy,9 Vegetable Sar- M S I “
that the commissioner had a per-
saparilta
is
sold
by
all
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assault
and
battery
for
attacking!,
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of his services. The Doctor cures when
Mrs. 8. Symons, of Myrtle Point, ,v ,i.
state, fighting to defeat him (Black­ last Thursday, to bis appointment
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,T feet right to review the acts ot Ills
druggists. R e f u s e a I
others
fail. Try him. D K . GIBBON wilF
\\ l nun Prewott, tho jury brought
V
substitute. W h en you I
make no charge unless he effects a cure..
burn) from re-election, even to the at that place.
predecessor.
The H erald ac­ has tho sole ageucy for the Bovine in a verdict o f not guilty.
pay for the best see UuU |
The
Persons
at a distance C U B E D AT HOM E
you get the best.
Medicine Co’s preparations, valua­
preference of a Republican in his knowledges a call.
All communications strictly confidential.
whole tronble is the legitimate off­ CONTRACT LABOR IN CALIFORNIA.
A
ll
letters
answered in plain envelopes.
ble
discoveries
in
madicel
science,1
stead.
Sau Francisco, June 5.— The im­
spring of a keg o f beer nnd the tax­
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frazier Topper
Charges reasonable. Call or write. AtUlreae-
migration
commissioners
havo
nnd
is
canvassing
Coos
county
for
payers
can
again
dance
to
the
time
DK. J. F. GIBBON,
were up from Bandon last Sunday.
47 tf 1
Box 11)57. San Francisco, Cal.
JO Y S tor tho J aded
Some of tho newspapers are
of about $80 worth while the evil­ found 400 Japs, many in the uni­
the
same.
Among
them
are
“
B
o
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Their little daughter, Jessie, re­
form of Japanese soldiers, at work
harshly criticising the New Women,
doer goes unpunished.
mains over s few days with her yiue,’’ a great blood nnd nerve rem­
on Livermore valley ranches, to the
and some of the more Satanic of
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Whet­ edy, purely vegetable, and yet so A R n n s i i ’ k u D I r ( 'n r « ’ <>r ltiK-iiiiia- exclusion o f white men. Theconi-
the editors have resorted to quota­ stone.
helpful in geueral debilities, nerv­
. (font.
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missioners believe they are all
Westminster,Ci<l.,March-1,18, 4. | conjrnc| laborers, ami they will
tions of scripture— like the Devil of
ous
nnd
blood
affections,
In
grippe,
The ltandon public school lmd
Some “ time ago. on awakening one probnWv ],p deported,
old —to bluff thorn from ndopting
an attendance of 152 the pnst term. | sick headache, rheumatism, neurnl- morning, I found that I had lhou-
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,
Bloomer costumes or divided skirts.
OMPLAINT.
Bandon is advancing rapidly in gia, etc.; theu there me the Bovine mutism in my knee so badly that, as
To this end one has roforred to
San
Frnueico, June 4.— Dr. |
porous
plaster
and
Bovine
salve,
I
remarked
to
my
wife,
it-would
be
educational attractions, and they
Arthur Marten has brought a re­
Deuteronomy, chapi xxii. v. 5. We
will spenk far louder than the specially helpful in aches and pnins impossible for mo to attend to bus­ markable suit against Mrs. Emily |
would ndviso the fraternity to Deu-
iness
that
day.
Remembering
that
nnd hurts. Try her remedies.
breakers’ roar to new-comera
ih e com-
I had some of Chamberlain’s Pain Mnleton of Oakland.
terycrouomy as you wor.ld havo her
The residence o f J. Moss, on the Balui iu my store I sent fo r a bottle, plnint states that defendant’s hus­
Miss
Eulalio
Tyrrell
returned
to
Deuteryou. Let her wear ’em.
band is aged and feeble.
The
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her home on tho bay thiougli this North Fork, was destroyed ly fire and rubbed the afflicted parts
wife came to Dr. Marten, implored
The Oregonian is much concerned place last week from Bandon, where ; Sunday. Our cot respondent gives thoroughly with it. according to
W ITH
directions, and within an hour i ! him to keep Maleton alive until he
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at the severe criticisms of the decis­ she had concluded a term of school. | most o f the particulars attending
wns completely relieved. One ap­ could make n will and to influence
P R E N T ISS
the
unfortunate
affair.
him
to
make
the
will
in her favor,
ion of the ' Lipieme court of th o, She will visit Washington during
plication had done the business.
United States in the Dobs case, and the summer months on an ageucy.
Swimming is in order.
It is the best liniment on the market, promisiug him libernl recompense
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and I sell it under a positive guar­ Marten says he did nil this, influ­
sees in them the seeds of lawless­
Miss Mabel Boutell was married
encing Maleton to make the will as
West Oregonian: Considerable
ness, anarchy and revolution. Hello, at Itoselmrg on the 1th iust. to a coal land has been filed on iu Coos antee.— R T. Harris. For sale by desired and treating him so he still
Dr. 8. L. Leneve, druggist.
Harvey, how long is it since von Rev. Mr. Huckuer of Siskiyou, C*l. county recently. We have heard
YOU’RE B O U XD TO TAKE ’EM
lives. He wants $300 for caring
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held that the constitution of our i Miss Mabel was well known nnd that a vein fourteen feet thick has
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe. Dean returned Maleton and 8500 for bis influence.
Leaves No Constipation.
land wns “ a covenant with death
beeu discovered between the waters today, from tlieir protracted visit Mrs. Maleton refused to pay be­
Cure« it. ns well «s Billiottsnesa. Hick Head­
much beloved by a large circle of
cause Maleton had not died and
aud an agreement with hell,” and
o f tho middle nnd North Fork
ache and Malaria. The only comcobtablb
pill in the world. Hold by all druggist«, or
she wns not benefited.
Maleton
It is on the South Fork.
that tho supreme court, in its Dred friends here, who no doubt wish branches o f the Coquille
st nt by mail on receipt of price. 2 -”> cent*
refuses to pay for the attendance,
Scott decision, deserved tho con­ her happiuesa The H erald joins also stated that the find is of excel­
per box.
PKLNTISH UHK.MICAL CO..
Dr. Price’ s Cream Baking P ow der
411 California street, San Francisco, Cal -
t us his wife made the bargain.
tempt of everyone?
lent quality.
U orlJ T Fair h ig h e s t Medal and Diyluiua.
in the well-wishes.
teks or
WALTER CRANE,
Blacksm ith and
make
A
Rectifying Pil!,