Coquille City herald., June 18, 1895, Image 4

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TU E SD AY , JUN E 18, 1805.
For tloi and Homo and Native Land.
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COQUILLR CITY
W.
C. T. V.\
The Coqnillle City W. C. T. U. meets at
he M ethodist church. Booth, every Fri-
ft.v, at 3 o 'c lo c k p. m. All interested in the
work are invited to ettend
Trinperanfe IVotcs.
[From the National W. C. T. U. B ulletin.]
Canada’» annual liqcor bill is
*134,785,400.
The consumption of intoxicating
liquors in New Zealand is decreas­
ing year by year.
The National W. 0. T. U. will
conduct summer meetings at Chau­
tauqua and Mountain Lake Park.
The W. C. T. U. of Bondurant,
Iowa, have had five acres o f ground
given them for five years rent free,
and will farm it for the benefit o f
tbair work.
Finland has demonstrated that
spirits are not necessary in cold
countries,having become practically
a total abstinence country.
This
change has been effected under
local option and woman suffrage.
Powder
ABSOLUTELY
pure
The Arago creamery last Wed­
nesday shipped sixteen cases of
M. A. Swan o f San Francisco
butter to San Francisco.
was in town last week.
Adam Pershbaker, the popular
Mr. Walsh is putting up a resi­
and energetic mill man on the
dence on Mr. Kerrigan’s place.
lower river, left for the city last
Fine posters are issued for the Wednesday.
4th at Myrtle Point by the H e r a l d .
John Hamblock has reopened
Mrs. Root and daughter, Martha, his logging camp for the purpoje
returned last Wednesday from a of supplying cedar logs to Persh-
visit to Myrtle Point.
baker’s sawmill.
Mrs. S. Symons went to the bay
J. W. Clark, father of our Mrs.
towns last week to canvass for the Chas. Elliott, came over from Rose-
sale of the Bovine medicines, of burg last Wednesday.
Comrade
which she is agent.
Clark is looking well for bis years,
L O C A L IT E M S.
T. A. Walker received an Italian and may live to take a hand yet
queen bee, with an accompanying against the red-coats and their tory
body-guard and bousebold retinue, allies.
by mail lost week from the east.
The Port Orford Tribune says:
Having used Chamberlain's Cough “ Mr. McAdams, formerly of Co-
Remedy in my family and found it quille City, lias opened a black-
to be a first class article, I take smithsbop
and wagon shop at
pleasure in recommending it to my
This is our clever
friends. J. V. Foster, Westport, Dairyville.”
Cal. For sale by Dr. S. L. Lenevo, mechanic 8am McAdams, and the
good people o f that section will
druggist.
Presiding Elder Shangle and find odc worthy o f their patronage,
family and Rev. John L . Jones for he is both qualified and consci­
passed a couple of days on the entious.
A new law for the better observ­
ance of Sunday in Russia will
probablyclose all the shops through­
out the empire on that day.
An
effort is being made to have them
kept open one hour of the day.
beach last week and enjoyed it very
The G. A. R. came to the rescue much. This was Rev. Jones’ first
of the soldiers’ home bill in W is­ sight of the big waters, and bis
consin and sent in to the legisla­ first ride on a steamboat, which
ture petitions which secured the added much to his stock o f exper­
passage of the bill forbiddiug sa­ ience.
loons within two miles of any sol­
Cbns. Bowie, jr., a colporteur of
diers’ borne in the state.
the American Bible society, ad­
Mrs. Narcissa White Kinney,
president o f Oregon W. C. T. U.,
has been invited by the Astoria
ministerial association to occupy
each of the city pulpits in rotation
in the interest of temperance and
other reforms.
M iss Nellie Figgis
O r m o i i ’« B e s t W a te r w a y « .
The enforced detention of four
schooners in Siuslaw bay, through
being caugbtby a shoaling bar while
loading lumber, bus led
to a
question of bow many harbors on
this coast might produce the same
conditions. CapL Symons states:
“ There are two other bars from
which this sudden shoaling trouble
might be expected; these are at
Nehalem and Alsea. The bars of
other harbors along the const have
been so improved as to make it im­
possible for vessels once entering
to be nnable to get to sea. For a
long time there was trouble with
the Coos bay and Coqnille river
bars, but the effect of the govern­
ment improvements have been such
as to deepeu the channels suffi­
ciently to allow of the passage of
deep water vessels. As a fact, a
few people do not realize what the
government has done iu the shape
of appropriations aud harbor im­
provements on this coast; much of
the work being so distant as to
excite little or no comment except
from tbe immediate residents of
the locality.”
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Millinery and
Fancy Goods
F IR S T
A Bright Lads
Ton years of hr *, but who declines to give his
name to tho public, makes this authorized,
confidential statement to us:
“ When I was one year old, my ntamm:t died
of roiisumpiiou.
Hie doe tor said that I,
too, would soon die. and all our neighbors
thought that even if 1 did not die. I would
never he r.hle to walk, because I was so
" v . k and {»tiny. A gathering formed and
broke uml< r my arm. I hurt my linger and
ir gathered iut«l threw out pieces of hone.
If I hurt myself so us to bleak the skin. It
sure t«» become a running sure. 1 had
to take lo s of meilieiue, hut noth.lug has
done me so milch good as Ayer’» Sarsapa­
rilla. It has made tuo well ami strong.” —
T. 1). M., Norcntur, K.\ns.
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Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Musa.
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fro m y o lir loca i d e a le r uu«t »ouk«
voue pu risona.
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B E L V I D E C E , IL L .
P rom it;* tt e c t ify la g p illa c u r © c o n s t ip a t io n "Prem iai* J to ciify tu g id lla c u r e c o U M ip a t io n
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clear tho skin and romovo all blotches from tho faco. Try a bos and sco for your­
self. 25 Cents a box.
SOLO ONLY IN SEALED PACKAGES.
S O L D B Y ALL D R U G G IS T S ,
Or sont by mall upon receipt of price by
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Prentiss Chemical and Manufacturing Co.,
SAN
CALIFORNIA STREET,
F R A N C IS C O ,'C A L .
Prentiss Rectifying pills euro constipation l ’reuliss Rectifying pilla cure constipation
ProntlHsRectlfylngplHa cure constipation Prentiss Tt«»ctifyin>r pilla euro constipation
For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Druggist.
FOR INVENTIONS.
E q u a l w ith t h e in te r e s t o f th o se h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t t h e g o v e rn m e n t Ja
t h a t of IN V E N T O R S , w lio o fte n lo se th e b en efit o f v a lu a b le in v e n tio n s b ecau se
of th e in co m p eten cy o r in a tte n tio n of th e a tto rn e y s e m p lo y ed to o b ta in t h e i r
p a te n ts . T oo m u ch care c a n n o t b e ex e rc ise d in e m p lo y in g c o m p e te n t a u d r e li­
ab le so licito rs to p ro c u re p a te n ts , fo r th e v a lu e of a l a t e n t d e p e n d s g re a tly , if not
e n tire ly , u p o n th e care a n d s k ill of th e a tto rn e y .
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W ith th e view of p ro te c tin g in v e n to rs fro m w o rth le ss o r careless attorneys,'
a n d o f se ein g th a t in v e n tio n s are w ell p ro te c te d b y v a lid p a te n ts , we have re­
ta in e d c o u n sel e x p e r t in p a te n t p ra c tic e , a u d th e re fo re a re p re p a re d to
Obtain Patents In the United States a n d a ll Foreign Countries, Conduct In ­
terferences. Make special Exam inations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-M arks and C opyrights, Render Opinions a s to
Scope and Validity o f Patents, Prosecute r.nd
Defend Infringem ent Suits, E tc., Etc.
I f y o u h a v e a n in v e n tio n o n h a n d se n d a s k e tc h o r p h o to g r a p h thereof, to­
g e th e r w ith a b r ie f d e s c rip tio n of th e im p o rta n t fe a tu re s, a u d y o u w ill b e at once
a d v ised as_ to th e b e s t c o u rse to p u rs u e . M o d els a r e se ld o m n e c e ssa ry . I f
o th e r s a re in frin g in g o n y o u r r ig h ts , o r if y o u a r e c h a rg e d w ith in f rin g e m e n t by
o th e rs, s u b m it t h e m a tte r to u s fo r a r e lia b le O P IN IO N before acting on the
m a tte r.
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
613 F STREET, N O RTH W EST,
P. O. BOX 4 6 3 .
W ASHINGTON, O .O .
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D tho R patient,
D M E M by E the
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and o MORPHINE
HABIT
f oar SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
During treatm oat patients are allowed the free tuo o f Liquor or M or­
phine until suoh tim e as they shall voluntarily pivn t horn up.
Wo send particulars and pam phlet o f testim onials froe, and »hall
be plud to place sufferers from any o f ttaeso habits iu com m unica­
tion with persons who have been cured by the use o f our T a b l e t s .
H IL L ’ S T A B L E T S ere fo r salo b y all f ir s t - class
druggists at S | .O O Per package.
If your druggist does not keep them , enclose ns $ | .OO
and we w ill send you, by return m ail, a package o f c
«I'ji n
W rite yonr namo and address plainly, aud stato
whether Tablets arc for Tobacco, Morphine or
Liquor Ilubit.
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OHIO CHEMICAL CO,,
D o b b s FnnRT. N. Y .
T n r <J« t o O t m C l L C o .:_ G * X T L * * e x :- S o i n e U m u o I ; nt
for i l 00 worth o f your T a b let, fo r Tobacco II;,bit. I received
thcnTall riff h te n d , although 1 w as both a heavy sm okerond ch .w er,
they Uid the » « . r k t a * » than
G. Eox « .
61.63 & 65 Opera Block
LIMA, OHIO.
p a r t ic u l a r s
FR EE.
from p e rso n s
w ho h a v e been
c u re d by th e u s e of
T h e o m o C h e m i c a l C o . :
D e a r S i r :—I have been using T0«J
cure for tobacco habit, and found it would
do w hat you claim for it. I used ten cents
worth o f the strongest chew ing tob acco« day,
nnd from one to five cigars; or I would smoke
from ten to forty pipes o f tobacco. Have chewed
nnd smoked for tw enty five years, and two packages
o f your M W cured
so
Manufactured only by
t h e
A FEW
Hill s Tablets.
DO NOT BR DECEIVED Into purchasing
any o f the various nostrums that are being
offered fo r sale
Ask for H I L L ’ S
T A B L E T S and take no other.
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LADIES!
"wULcompletelv destroy the desiro fo r TOBACCO in from 3 tor- flay-.. Perfectly hnrm-
less; cau»o no ¿iok-nos», aud m ay be pi Ton In a c u p of ten o r ct.frVe without the knowl­
edge of the patient, who will voluntarily stop sm oking or chewing la a few days.
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M a c h iu t s |>os*v**iiig “ 3 m o d e m
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PIONEER
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I We take this opportunity o f inform ing
I our subscribers that the new Com m issioner
o f Pensions has been appointed. He is an
old soldier, and wo believe that soldiers and
their heirs will receive ju stice ai his hands.
We d o not anticipate that there w ill bo uny
radical changes in tho adm inistration o f
pension affairs under the new regime.
W e would advise, however, that U. 8 .
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make a pplication at on ce, if they have
not already done a >, in o rder to secure the
benefit o f the early filing o f their claims
iu case there should be any future pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
T h erefore it is o f great im ­
portance th a t applications bo filed iu the
departm ent at the earliest possiblo d ate.
I f U .S . soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, uesire inform ation in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to T ub P ress C l aim s C ompany , at
W ashington, D . C., nnd they w ill prepare
and send the necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address,
P K E 8S C LAIM S C O M PA N Y,
P. O . B ox 385.1
W ashington, D . C.
Another Free Offer.
CH1SKEH BlsiiaPMsJ
C IT Y , OREGON .
H OIC E stock o f new and fashionable
m illinery, including triinm e d and un­
trimmed liiits, bowers, ribbon«, tips, etc
Will receive new invoices Hnd a tine stock
o f FANCY GOODfc1 by each steamer and
by rail. L a d ie s are 'o r d ia lly invited to in­
sp e ct these good s aud com pare prices.
Orders from a distance prom ptly nnd
carefu lly tilled.
as i f |
N E L L IE F IG G .
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C .A .SN O W & C O .
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Editor Lnse, of tho Sun, is re­ Cures others, w ill euro y o u
covering from an attack of sick­
ness, but is not yet able to attend
to business.
Prof. J. S. Hodgin, of Bandon, I
is teaching at the ncademy th is‘
week, during the absence of Prof.
Golden.
Mrs. Unruh, tbe W. C. T. U.
organizer aud lecturer, was tbe
bearer o f a lovely China cup nnd
saucer, presented to Miss Bronte
Coffelt, of Coos river, by tbe Loyal
Temperance Legion of Jtosebnrg,
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Deputy Sheriff J. J. Stanley of which Miss Bronte was secretary
WASHINGTON, D. C.
reashed this place last Wednesday while there.
T u b N a t io n a l T b ib it h b ts now entering upon Its
from Empire City, via Bandon and
ITtb
o f phenom enal miccshs .
N o oilier fkrutly w eekly lu tha country has h*d such
The
state
superintendent’s
bien­
Myrtle Point, on his bicycle.
Mr.
I grow th, and malt indued It so steadily.
It
icocu
co u n ty lu the United
State*,
goiiti
into every cou
umumi sim
w , ana
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a r ly every
nearly
every Postotllce.
Postunieo.
S. is well known and popular here, nial report for the 6hool year end­ . chib* o f subscribers
»os.Hon solely on it*
has gained this proud position
il* merit*
mt
ing March 4, 1895, shows that there , It highly
iutereeUng ftnully newspaper.
and this was his first visit in about are 64,567 male and 62,398 female
for tl^e Year 1894
three years. He left for his home persons between the ages of 4 aud
It will b<* m ade m uch better nnd m ore attractive thai
Friday morning on his wheel, hav­ 20 years resident in the stato. The ever.
WliUe retaiuiust all o f us present popular leu*
ing made the circuit despite several lowest school population is in ires, It will constantly add now ones.
Curry county, the number of pupils j
bad places in the roads.
being 713.
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County Commissioner Stitt and
I f '« » . /i i s t o r t f , by mon w ho actually served and
fought 1« the struggle.
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D. H. Divilbiss, an old and re­ Btop Buffering! Try Dr. Milos* Pain Pills.
s h o r t miorie.it o f Rom ance, Travel, kxperienc*
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*nd adventure, by leading writers.
spected citizen of Curry county,
K ilUoritilH upholding the cause o f the veterans,
and maintaining the highest loyalty to the tlovera*
honored t b e H e r a l d with a call
meat, and the prom otion o f the best interests o r th«
last Thursday.
Both are well
W*iS 'a M h ln u ton N ew *. Full accounts o f what la
place at the seat o f G overn m en t; careful re­
The long winter evenings can be | lahiug
ports or all Important matters In Congress an«! the
posted politically, are intelligent
very profitably devoted to reading, j Executive Departments; gossip about public men.
Edited by a lady of
nnd patriotic, and like this editor, but there are some things that we ; M o n s e h o ltl
National reputation.
A . It., N '- It- C ., a n d 9 . o f V, N ow *, more
defendants of Revolutionary fath­ must read the year round.
One of ftxll O . anil
com plete than published by any other paper;
g r l e n t t a r a t D e p a r t m e n t , carefully edited
ers. Mr. Divilbiss is a vetoran of these is o local paper: the best in ; jy A practical
men.
G
e
n
e
r
a l Nmwm, carefully com plied.
the late war, having served from the county is before you— the i T h k N
T r ib u n e I strictly non-partlxan.
thoroughly Am erican. It believes in the graahw
H bkald . Another is a good home *nd
jo«l to tho greatest num ber ot our people, and th*
Illinois, and has been many years
paper of general circulation, such f Ighest developm ent o f our institution*-'-tu NutlowU
on this coast connected with min­ as “ Womankind,” for instance, unity and exalted loyalty.
ing operations.
which comes once a month filled
T ? x e . $1 a Y e a r "
Fifty pounds of butter were given with the best things for a busy
p a y a b l e in M w u K f r
housewife. We are able by special
by one of our farmers on the upper
arrangements with tho publishers, It c ’nlnr». to give m ore and better matter for the in n
m n c r u t * a week than any other pitbllcatltnv
river recently to their local mer­ to oger “ Womankind” fxee for a i E t very
Ujie that a pears in il is writ toil for it. nnd baf
in 11 0 other paper. I t u s e * i » o » y u a l c » M
chant for a pair o f shoes! Or to year to every paid-in-advance sub­ appeared
I r b o i l e r - p l a t e m u t t e r . Address—
T H E N A T IO N A L T R IB U N E ,
more accurately understand tbe scriber to our paper, and are glad
473» NSW YORK AVE.,
WASHINGTON, O. Qt
trade, the merchant set 8 cents per to do so, for we are convinced that
no home paper iu America contains
The
National
Tribune
nnd th
pound for the farmer’s batter and
more of practical*value to women. H e r a l d both one year for only
also set tbe price of bis shoes at $4. Bright stories, clever poems, tho
$2.50.
The butter was good, for it is said latest fashions, news of woman’s
everywhere,
articles
on
to be reworked, packed and sent to work
the city marked “ creamery butter” “Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow­
ers,” a woman’s parliament for the
and there briDgs 18 cents per pound.
discussion of matters of interest,
Tbe shoes are wbat are usually are a few of the bright features of
sold at *1.75 to *2 per pair. Thus “ Womankind.”
AND
To the head of the house we
you can see how “ home industries”
offer on the same terms “ Farm
are patronized.
News,” an agricultural paper, edited
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A l l d r u g g i s t s g u a r a n t e e D r . M ile s ’ P a i n by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,
(L oren z B uildin g)
P ills to stop Headache. “ One ce n t a dose.”
esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio
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Q U IL L E C ITY.
Farmer’s Alliance), and filled each
I C o a st M a il. I
month with suggestions from able
Chas. Owens procured bail last correspondents, that make it an
week and is now at liberty.
absolute necessity to every wide
The Oregonian says Elijah Smith awake farmer. This paper is yours \ \ T I L L keep con sta n tly on hand a co m -
is trying to gain control of the for the asking, provided you are a f Y plnte line o f
F R E S H AND S A L T E D M E A TS,
Oregon Improvement company.
subscriber to our paper.
Remember every paid-in-advance
Bologna, Head Cheese,
M. J. White, who was sentenced
V E G E T A B L E S , C AN N E D G O O D S
to thirty days imprisonment by subscriber to tho H e r a l d is entitled
Judge Fullerton at the last term to hiH choice in either of these
Coffee, Sugars, Teas,
o f circuit court, was turned loose papers. Tell your neighbors about
T obaccos. Cigars, etc.
this offer. A samplo copy of both 1 3 T Prices nro as low as the low est. .JSrl
last Friday.
Orders from any
prom ptly filled.
papers
may
be
obtained
by
address­
J. W. Tibbetts
and James
Hutcheson rode over to Coqnille ing tbe Hosterman Publishing Co.,
on their bicycles last Sunday to Springfield, Ohio.
Como in and pay n year in ad­
witness tbe ball game.
They re­
turned on their wheels after the vance to the H erald and get one of
these attractive papers free.
game.
dressed a congregation at the
Methodist church last Wednesday
evening. He had been a gambler,
saloonkeeper and drunkard, and
was converted through the agency
of the Salvation Army, to which
experience be desires to bear testi­
Mayor Pothier, of Woonsocket, mony.
R . I., said in his last inaugural
Mr. Courier, who owns a mine
address, “ The Bale of liquors to in the Galena district and recently
children who are sent to the sa­ purchased the “ Gentle Mary” mine
loons by heartless or unnatural from Bell & Divilbiss, was in this
parents is one of the most crying place a few days ago. I f all tbe
evils— revolting to the finer sensi­ statements are true, be has struck
bilities—and should be Btnmped several rich pockets lately and
out.”
close together, besides having a
The police commissioners of very rich lode, and is now a miner
Los Angeles passed a resolution to o f prominence.
revoke the license o f any saloon­
There is money iu salmon can­
keeper or his ogent found guilty ning, in fruit and vegetable canning
of violating the Sunday-closing act, and evaporating, and in vinegar
and requested the city council to manufacturing each, separately,
pass an ordinance forbidding sa­ with each running only for seasons
loons within 500 feet of any school of three to six months, how much
building in the city.
more, then, with a small additional
The legislative committee which expenditure of money, increasing
investigated the Soldiers’ and tbe cnpncity, utilizing all of the
Sailors’Home at Quincy, 111., found fruits and running for ten months
that “ the great evil o f the home each year?
is intemperanoe,” and reported a
Uncle Provit Dean and Bert
resolution to authorize the super­ Dean returned Wednesday of last
intendent to prosecute saloon-keep­ week from the Salmon mountain
ers who persist in selling intoxi­ mining section. They had been
cants to the inmates after being all through tbe Sixes country, John­
forbidden.
son mountain section, und Inter
Local option is the tiny tack-ham­ through Salmon mouutain. The
mer in the hand of an infant beat­ mountains oro full o f gold hunters
ing upon a mountain of wrong. und the whole section seems to bo
Prohibition is the mighty trip-ham­ claimed. However, these have
mer of law in the hand of a giant found a rich quartz lode und expect
— the people’s ballot—which, when to return nud file upon and work it.
They brought some specimens for
once set in motion by the sovereign assay.
will o f the peoplo will batter to
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pieces that mountain of appetite
A W in s io H e l ii s lo i i .
and selfish greed, and level the
West Corinth, Maine.— “ I doc­
waste places of crime and poverty tored for years for Biliousness, but
all over the nation.— W. Jennings nothing helped me like Simmons
Liver Regulator. I shall take noth­
Domorest.
ing else hereafter.”— N. M. Oakman.
In an article in the Union Signal Your druggist sells it iu powder or
P Iw ’i rtonerty fo r Catarrh ta the HH
This paper and the twice-a-week
o f May 16th, Dr. Robert Dodds, liquid; tho powder to be taken dry,
S Best,
Easiest t o F ae. and Cheapest.
New York World all for only $2.25.
or
made
into
a
tea.
for years a member of the national
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A
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The sale o f wines, jewels, engrav
temperance hospital staff, gives a
Sold l.y D ru M l.t, o r «ont b y m m .
Judge Schroeder and County ings and pictures of the late Dutch-
90o. X. T. H u ,Itine, Varna. Pa.
detailed account of his non-alco-
ess of Montrose realized £55,016. |
holio treatment o f typhoid fever, Commiacioner D. E. Stitt returned
W. A. Brown, son of a business
in which he asserts the rate of mor­ from their tour o f inspection to associate of the founder of tho Van-
various
portions
of
the
county
Inst
tality has been three per cent.
¡derhilt fortune, has commenced
Thursday. The approaches to the
Mrs. Kime, president of the na­
6uit against the estate of Commo­
tional temperance hospital board, Mnst bridge are had and can be dore Vanderbilt for $2,000,000.
says that in other Chicago hospit­ repaired. A few planks will hnve
Sophia M. Palmer, daughter of
als, where alcohol the morality is to be put on tbe Fox bridge; tbe j the late Earl ot helborne, ex-lord Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-]
¡ent fc..sines«conducted for M oderate F ees .
<
from ten to twelve per cent.
foundation is good. The approach chancellor, writes to the London O ur O ffice i s O prosite U . S. P atent O ffice
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and we < .»nsecure patent m lea* tuuc tliaa tno*e(
,
. <
on tbe right bank to the Miuard [ Times to protest against the pro­ Ivemote from Washington.
I Send model, drawing or pnoto., Witn aesenp-'
N e rvo u s Sh o ck.
bridge needs rock and brush nnd posed memorial to her father. “ He tion. We ad vine, if patentable or not, free ot;
charge.
Our
fee
not
due
till
patent
is
«reared.
,
E. W. J oy C o m pa n y —Gentlemen: some other renewals. Tbe bridge detested,” she says, “ the modem
A P amphlet “ How to Obtain Patents, with
; system o f testimonials for tb? cent of s*uue in*the U . S. and foreign countne»,
This is the first time I have at tempted
so write for three years. Have been across tbe Middle Fork at Angora mere performance of obvious duty, |»ent free. Address,
A new bent 1 nud he characterized memorials as
to nervous and weak that I have has sogged a foot
> rp . PaTEHT O ffice . W asminoto «. O. C.
laid in bed most of the time.
and other improvements will have ‘a new death tax.’ ”
A friend who had taken your to be made.
The Woman's Infant Clonkmak-
» -• » •
Sarsaparilla sent mo two bottles.
ers’ Union o f New York 1ms re­
The second one is most gone, and Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that port'd to the Central Labor Federa­
I have gained twenty pounds, and
Contain Mercury,
tion that wages have been reduced
IfyouuAethe Petoiam» C \ j i
surely feel a new woman
I was As m erenrv will mu rrlv destroy the Benue o f in their trnde 60 per cent, and that
Incubators A Br«io<lcr» L
sm
ell
«m
l
com
p
letely
derange
the
whole
Make money while P
T
pale, thin, no ambition. Had given system when entering it through the m ucous men are now doing the work of
others are wasting I
up, as I had tried so many remedies mirfaces. Snch articles should never l*e women for wages far below those
time by old processes.
Catalog
tells
ail
ai>out
|
and doctors, but-found no benefit. used except on »rescript ions from repntnble earned by women. Tbe change is
it . and describe* cvet y #
physicians, as the damage they will d o is
article needed for t t r v
If you enre to publish this you have ten fold to*the go»»d you can possibly derive the result o f tbe introduction of
poultry business.
front them . H all's Catarrh Cure, m annfr.c- tbe sweating system into this in­
my consent. (8igued)
fared by F. J. Cheney A C o ., T oledo, O.,
Th e “ E R IE ”
M b s . A. C. T i l l m a n .
No one need irangine that
con tains no mercury, and is taken internally, dustry.
iy
,w h ccl P rettiest m od el.
Alemeda, Cal. acting directly upon the h.ood and mucous the price o f baby cloaks will be
We a r e P a c ific Coast
surfaces o f the system. In tmyiug H all's
The profit
A g e n t a Bicrcle cata­
Catarrh Cure bo sure yon Ret the Renuine. any cheaper, however.
logue, mailed fr e e .y iv e s
Headaches, Ttilliousness and Tor­ It is taken internally, and made in T oled o. will simply go where it does not
fu ll d e s crip tio n , e r ic e s , e t c . a o k w t s WASTED.
O
h
io,
b
y
F.
J.
Cheti«y
Co.
Testim
onial«
pid Liver disappear when you tnke
belong— to the middleman, who
PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO.. Petalama.Cal.
free.
B r a n c h H o u s k , i .\ i S M ain St , L o s A n g eles.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Hold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. earns nothing.
, o p p o s it e
FELLOW S’ HALL,
street
C O Q U IL LE
A Y E R ’Q
I Cooa Day New*. I
C B., R. & E. R. R. & N. Co.
'V T O T IC E —lio n . W . S in clair ie the regn-
larly authorized agent ut C oqu ille C ity
for the collection o f subsidy and right -ot-
v nv subscriptions on account o f this c o m ­
pany,
l i . A. G H A U A M .
riTTSHU ~CU. PA.
T n r O nio ct ism ic al C o . « ie s tt - f m e x :—I t (five, rue nleornre to upeal. j
- o M o f lira! " f o r your Tableta. My son was atronuly addict« T to l be ns. o f
llnwor und 'throuuh a frien d . I wa* lc d to try your 1 ablets, lle w -.s r h; svv nr.d
constant^ drinker
after usina your Tablet» but thr. days he ntj.t d n n k ln c,
0 n TT wl 1?not tnucb 11 J uor of any
1 havo waited Jour mouth belo r» v.r.'.iutf
£ L " J i d « w h d o w u t.e a r«w a a p e rm a n e n t.
' « ' “ « ^ • 11EI.E3I MOBIUW)II.
( ’INCHTOATI, OllIO.
r rp_
n n r v T r u Co - G eictlemek
Y oot Tablets have perform e;I a i. in.clo inm y*. n e .
I ^ ^ ^ S S S ^ t S S S S S W ,. f’>r seven y e a r . anA Lave Leva eared t o g . » , o í
tw o package* of >our Tablet*, aud without any effort on nxj part.
W . L. L U f a u A f
A d d r e s s n il O rd ers* t o
I P.EtPONSIBLE J
I*GtWT3 WANTcD;
THE OHIO CHEMICAL C O ,;
» mention this T
6 1,
and ba C psra Ciock. LiMA> CHiO .