«squille «itg f e r a l i
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Additional Locals.
Don't ye bear the hammer?
Editor* and Proprietor*.
Prof. D. P. Strang, jr., and «rife,
loft yesterday for Portland, Ore
gon.
Devoted to the material and social up
building o f the Coquille Valley particularly
and o f Coos County generally.
Subscription) per year, in advanoe, $2.
An original pension has been
granted William F. Elrod of
Marshfield.
P. FISHER, N' rvpspapeb A dykbtmino A gent ,
21 Merchants’ Exchange, San Francisco la
Car authorized agent. This paper is kept on file,
(A his office.
The steamer Bandonlle is dne.
She sailed from Portland last Fri
day evening.
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T U E SD A Y , JU L Y 9, 1895.
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W. S. Dye and family returned
last week from a protracted visit
near Portland.
The prospect tunnel o f the R. C.
Chambers coal mine, on the Isth
mus, has been sunk about 350 feet.
Miss Carrie Stauff and Alice
Aiken returned to Marshfield yes
terday, after a visit here o f several
days.
Miss Thenie W ilkins came down
from Myrtle Point yesterday on
receiving word that her father was
worse.
Miss Perna Mooraaw o f Norway
has retarned from a protracted
visit to a married sister, Mrs. Yan
Horn, in Arizona.
A h A el o f I lr r e l- .m .
A brave act, worthy of notice,
lies been passed by ns till the pres
ent because we bad not realized
tbe merits o f the deed at a partial
recital of it in our presence when
we were throng and our mind on
something else. It was.performed
by our young friend W ill Dietz,
foreman ou the West Oregonian,
several days since. The occurrauce
was that of Miss Lillie Dean, Miss
Kinnicuttnnd MissGillhamdriving
iu a buggy aoross First street from
B, crossing the railroad track in
front o f Dr. Leneve’s store. A
logging train was coming at full
speed aud the horse stopped right
on the track, refusing to moye for
ward or backward. At this mo
ment our friend Dietz, realizing
the situation, jumped from the
high sidewalk, took tbe bridle in
hand and forced the horse and
vehicle off the track, barely escap
ing tbe force o f the train nnd un
doubtedly saving tbe lives o f the
young ladies. It looked like a
hopeless venture, but Mr. Dietz
heroically assumed tbe risk nnd
triumphed grandly.
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O r d in a n c e I f « . 2 3 .
T h e l.e u c u e U n ra e
O f baseball last Sunday, between
tbe Empire aud Coqnille niues, was
largely attended and interesting.
A large number came down from
Myrtle Point and other river places
in conveyances and enjoyed tbe
game.
Tbe score stood in favor o f Em
pire thus:
How to Cure Yourself While Using
Tobacco.
The tobacco habit grows on a man
until his nervous system is seriously
Is the Foundation of the W onderful Cure* affected, impairing health, comfort
by H ood’s Sarsaparilla.
and happiness. To quit suddenly is
T h a t ts W h y the ccree by H ood’i Sar
too severe a shock to the system, us
saparilla are CUBES.
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the severest cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum comes a stimulant that his system
eontiuun'ly craves. Baco-Curo is a
and other blood diseases.
1 2 3 4
r. « 7 8 9
T h a t U W h y it overcomes That Tired scientific cure for the tobacco habit,
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Coquille......... 4 1 3 0 0 2 2 0
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after the formula of an eminent Ber
T h a t Is W h y the sales o f H ood’s Sar- ' lin physician who has used it in his
The players were--Coquille: C.
Baxter, E. Nortou, Reckuer, John saparlUa have Increased year after year, private practice since 1872, without
until it now requires for its production
a failure, purely vegetable and guar
son, S. Norton, Anderson, G. Bax the largest Laboratory In tho w orld.
anteed perfectly harmless. You can
ter, Buzan nnd B. Nosier.
use all the tobacco you want, while
Empire—Burgess, Tower, Clark,
taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you
Dougherty (John Lester), Saun
when to stop.
We give a written
ders, Byler, Nichols, Hutchison
guaranty to permanently cure any
case with three boxes, or refmid tho
aud Smith.
Is th e only True Blood Purifier prom i money Avith 10 per cent interest.
John Nasburg, sr., is quite poorly nen tly in the public eye today. Be sure Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a
scientific cure, that cures without the
aud has been confined to hi 3 bed | to get H ood ’s And only H ood’s.
aid of willpower and with no incon
for several days from inflainatory n o u j 3 1 1 1 1 3 «a,, in effect, it couU.
venience.
It leaves the system as
rheumatism.
puro and free from nicotine as tho
clew and will be rewarded foi his day before you took your first chew
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
trouble. Shortly after the murder or smoke. Sold by all druggists,
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
of Stillwell his widow married Dr. with our ironclad guaranty, at «1
A T I U I .1
H E L D H I*.
Hearne, of this city. They now per box; three boxes (thirty days
live at Sau Diego, Cal.
treatment), «2.50; or sent direct on
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Eureka Chemical &
New York, July 5.— The Reform and proofs.
Roseburg, Or., July 2.— About
10:15 last (Monday) night as the Club lias prepared a list of over M Tg Co., M’f g Chemists, LaCrosse,
north bouud overland tram came 300 concerns affected by the Wilson Wisconsin.
out o f the mouth of Cow creek bill whose employes’ wages have
1 liandon Recorder. I
canyon between Glendale and R id been increased, according to tbe
Mr. J. L. Taylor aud son, of Eu
dles, an explosion of dynamite statements made by the club.
under tbe froDt of the engine A JUDGE CHARGED WITH MALFEAS gene City, Oregon, is encamped in
town this week. He is looking for
blew tbe guards off the pony trucks
ANCE.
a logging business somewhere iu
aud partly wrecked the engine,
Portland, July 2.— B. M. Smith,
bringing tbe train to a sudden judge of the municipal court, was Coos county.
The engine and boiler are now
stop.
arrested at 1:15 this afternoon on a
It was then attacked by three warrant issued out o f Judge Ste being put in place at the new
masked robbers, who forced the phens’ court, npon au indictment broomhandle factory aud it will not
fireman and engineer to accompany returned by the grand-jury, charg be loug until that institution will
them through the mail and express ing him with malfeasnuce and be in operation.
cars, where they registered mail, negligence in office.
Messrs. J. E. and W. H. Dane-
The indict
then threugh thepassenger coaches, ment was returned at noon today wood, of Cottage Grove, Lane
b it did not secure much bounty. aud tho warrant o f arrest was county, are in town this week,
Nobody was hart, though one of served by Chief Deputy Sheriff They are looking at the country in
the robbers took a shot at the con Emanuel Myer.
yiew of locating in Coos or Curry,
ductor.
The train was delayed
Judge Smith’s bonds were fixed one or the other.
nearly three hours.
at 81000, aud he immediately
| W est Oregon 1 an i
John Case, nlias McDowell, and made arrangements to furnish the
Jamea Pool were arrested on the required amount.
The Intter part of June was very
5th and taken to jail at Roseburg.
’lh e indictment returned against fine bnyi.Dg weather, nnd many of
Case liaB been identified and both the municipal judge today is the the farmers im proved it.
are believed to be the right parties. outcome of an investigation into
A Inrge crowd from Marshfield
B K A M C I I A S Y l ' l N r l ' X C l I I l l E I ) . the conduct of the affairs of his and Beaver Hill came over on the
office, set on fool several weeks ago. evening train on the 4th and took
J u d g e H e w i t t D e c l a r e s t h e L a w The indictment states at great in the ball at this place.
L o c a t i n g i t i n E a s te r n O re g o n
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length that be is guilty of tho
V o id .
Oscar Wilde, before his arrest,
abuse of the trust aud that he
Judge Hewitt Tuesday, in Salem, failed to perform his duties as re was living at the rate of $50,000 a
rendered his decision in the case quired by law. The alleged mal year.
of the Eastern Oregon branch feasance is claimed to have been
“ I would send you a kiss,” wrote
asylum. It is adverse to the act committed in connection with the
of the legislature, and, therefore, Mattie Wilson “ straw” boud case. little Lucy, who was away on a
visit, “ but I’ ve been eating onions.”
declares it unconstitutional aud
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places a permanent iujunction on
Johnnie Snaggs— Papa, what is
Two boys, Fred McMnrray, aged
tbe erection c f the building. This 18, nnd Newell Shontell, the same the difference between a boom aDd
case was tried before Judge Hewett age, escaped from tbe reform a boom let? Mr. Snaggs— A boom-
on the 29th of April on the ques school at Salem last week.
let is a move in favor of a candidate
tion of fret as to the injury that
we don’ t want, my boy.
Mrs. Catherine O’Leary, the
would be sustained by the plaintiff,
A. C. Taylor, should the asylum owner of the cow which in October,
Joy’s for l lie Jmlcil anti Good
be built in Eastern Oregon as con 1871, kicked over a lamp and
Health for all Mankind.
templated by the act of the last started a blaze which cost Chicago
JOY’S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
8190,000.000,
died
Wednesday
even
legislature, as under the decision
of the supreme ccourt when the ing last of acute pneumonia.
Miss Genie Harper came ap
from the coast section last week An ordinance providing for lower-
nnd enjoyed the 4th of July among
ering the sidewnlks on First
t h e g o l d b u o m ic r o b e
street, adjacent to lots 5 and G,
is instantly killed by sending her many friends here.
a a 2-cent stamp to the Ameri
block 6, old plat, Coquille City.
Jack Wood spent the 4th in this
can Bimetallic League, Wash
Tbe town o f Coquille does ordain
ington, D. 0 ., and usking for free literature.
place,
as
he
now
never
fails
to
do
as follows:
Do it.
because of the hospitable, social
That the sum o f fourteen dol-
A G R E A T OFFER.
and generally agreeable manner of dars be assessed against lot 5 in
our
people in observing that day. block 4, First street, old plat o f
The “Twice-a-Week” edition of
Coquille City, owned by Mrs. S.
the New York World (formerly the
R . A. Graham, manager o f the E. llobinBOL', and that the sum of
Weekly) has proved a phenoininal railroad, has recovered from slight thirty-five and 26-100 dollars be
success. It is a semi-weekly of six injuries he received at the Beayet assessed against lot 6 of aforesaid
pages, mailed Tuesdays and Fridays;
block, owned by C. W . Olive, for
sight columns to the page; forty- Hill mines recently and is on a tbe purpose of excavating earth
eight columns each issue. It gives trip to Portland and other points. and lowering sidewalks and plank
the news fully half a week ahead
G. F. Boutell, agent o f the cele ing street adjacent to said property
of any weekly paper, and, at the
brated
Imperial bicycle, received o d said First street; notice o f said
same time, retains all the literary,
improvement having been pub
agricultural, miscellany and other three new wheels last Friday, one lished in the Coquille City H e r a l d
features which made The Weekly o f which liad been bargained for on May 14, 1895.
World so popular. Yet the price is before receiving them.
Henry
Adopted this 2d day o f July,
ONLY ONE DOLLAB A YEAR.
1895, by tbe following vote: Ayes
Lorenz was the purchaser.
Your subscription will be taken
— N. Lorenz, W . 8. Perry, W.
James Curran, who was arrested Drane, G. A. Brown; nays— none.
at this office.
For sample copy address The for holding up John Sweeney at
• J oh n G oodman ,
World, N. Y.
Roseburg a week or two since, was
President o f board.
tried last week and found guilty Attest: C. C. Myers, clerk.
Arrangements have been made by
T h e M ew lin t e l.
which we can furnish this, paper as charged. He got one year in
(the H e r a l d ) and the Twice-a-Week the penitentiary. Sweeney formerly
The committee has filed its
New York World all r{or «2.25 a worked at Beaver Hill.
papers with the secretary o f state
year. Take advaiU&ge of this offer
and is now ready to proceed. Now
and get youi^OJWn local paper nnd COR SALE.— Nice residence prop-
the Twitte-a-Weok W orld at this 1 erty, new house and nicely and, let tbe little balance to make up
conveniently located for residence half the capital stock be subscribed
rate
on Hall street, one door south of
C o q u il l e C it y H e r a l d .
and the work o f organization and
H e r a l d office.
building proceed.
A good word
For
further
information
enquire
Forty-nine young law students
reaches us from the press outside,
o
f
or
address,
were passed in an examination be
31-3ml
S. L. L eneve .
and all the more because the move
fore the supreme court recently.
Arrivals by Arngo July 4: Felix ment is co-operative and among
It is an
The school at Drain granted 40 Cohn, A Carvel, B C Rucker, C H the citizens o f the town.
diplomas last week— one to one Merchant, J H Brown, G Arm evidence o f confidence and public
post-gradunte, 4 to commercial and strong, H Klahn, R E Buck, II E spirit, and on its consummation
35 to normal students.
Pennell, J C McCulloch, Miss R will tell splendidly in favor o f our case was appealed to it Iifet year
Pall, all to the question of constitutionality of
Luse, Mrs 8 N Jorgensen, J P business aud thrift.
We nro indebted to Comrade W.
erecting it away from the capital
Mastersnn and wife, Mrs Jordon, gether.
S. Lung of Fislitrap for a copy of
could not be raised unless the plain
W P Skelly, Miss M Snnderliu,
the New York Herald, dated April
Miss Annie Busch fell from tbe tiff sustained some pecuniary in
A E McCulloch.
15, 1805— a most interesting remin
merry-go-rouud last evening aud jury thereby.
To the ladies o f Coquille and
The court ruled tliut the branch
der of the events of that day. The
was hurt badly. The machine is
vicinity.—I have decided to do
insane asylum is oue o f the public
startling headlines of the assassina
located
near
the
baseball
ground,
dressmaking at my home on Cun
institutions of the state of Oregon,
tion of President Lincoln, the as ningham. A share of your patron and as the eyening was so pleasant and is, by the constitution of the
sault ou Secretary Seward, details age is solicited. Will call and take a great crowd of young people state of Oregon, required to he
of the fall of Richmond aud other orders, if so desired, but prefer tbe gathered there and were enjoying located at the seat of government.
That the acts of the legislative
oxciting liewB made up tho day’s work at home. W ill sew cheap for themselves. At the time of the
cash or trade. All work guaranteed,
assembly of the state of Oregon
dispatches.
Friends should call
accident Miss Bush and Sain Nos above referred to are each iu viola
an gl]
M r s . B u s k ir r .
and seo this intcrestiug relic of
ier were occupying a seat, and tion of section 3, article 14, of tho
Our townsman, J. H. Cecil, hna
those fearful days. Many will re
Miss Lillie Dean was prevailed to constitution of the state of Oregon,
call tho times, but there arc mauy received a letter from Brother get ou the sams seat
T be go- and void.
That the plaintiff is entitled to a
youth who could hardly form an Hatch, dated the 2d inst., at SaDta round was started rapidly backward
decree perpetually enjoining the
Cruz,
Cal.
Sister
Hatch’s
health
idea of tho events, aud look upon
which broke the seat and tumbled defendants as such board or other
a rehearsal of them as second-hand, is some better, but Brother II. is tbe occupants to tbe ground.
For wise from using or expending the
not altogether facts, but magnified cot so well. They think o f chang a moment no one seemed to be hurt, moneys of the state of Oregon in
aud distorted to suit the views of ing places again, and xvill probably but in a little while Miss Bush the purchase of lands for said
try the country in tho neighbor
branch insane asylum, aDd in the
tho narrator. Call nnd soe it.
fainted aud became unconscious
construction
and
maintenance
hood of Sacramento.
They like
from
tbe
effects
of
tbe
fall.
I)r.
thereof, or for any of tho purposes
lVollee lo D a iry m e n .
Santa Craz yery much, but have
Patrons not belonging to the Co- poor health— not as good as it was Culm was summoned and the of said acts of tbe legislative
young lady was carried home. assembly of tbe state of Oregon.
<|uille Dairymen’s Union will re
here iu Oregon.
This morning she is resting ensy,
ceive 10 cents jier pound butterfat
but seems to have received internal
general " n e w s .
in milk delivered at Coquille
“ We had an epidemic of dysen
Creamery from June 8th until fur tery in this vicinity last summer,” injuries.
INCREASED DEBT.
ther notice.
Tbe remains o f Mrs. Williams,
says Samuel S. Pollock, of Bricolund,
Washington, July 1.— The debt
C oquille D airymen ’ s U nion . Cal. “ I was taken with it aud suf mother o f W. H. Williams of
Per C. Romander, Manager.
fered severely until some one called Beaver slough, were removed from statement issued today shows that
the puhlio debt has increased about
my attention to Chamberlain’s Colie,
Miss Mary Berger, recently ac Cholera and DiarrI k ea Remedy. I Fishtrap yesterday and interred in «33,000,(XX) during the last year.
quitted in Portland in accordance procured a bottle and felt better af our cemetery here, after About 13 “ BLOWN UP” BY a DISCARDED LOVER.
with the instructions o f Judge ter the first dose. Before one-half years’ rest.
Lee Tennieson man
Rome, O., July 3.—Luke Hoyle
Bellinger to the jury, was tendered of the bottle had been used I was aged tbe transfer.
and Tim Hoise both aspired to the
a reception by her friends in Eu well. I recommended it to my
hand of Mollie Biers. When she
The members of the “ Colored
gene, at the residence of Mr. and friends and their experience was the
chose Hoise, Hoyle stole a lot of
Mrs. Joel Ware, last Saturday. same. We b 11 unite in saying it is Cornet Band” o f Beaver Hill will dynatnite and blew up her house,
More than 309 perBous attended.
tho b est” For sale by Dr. S. L give a grand ball at that place, in where tin re were five other women.
the new store building, Wednesday Three were fatally injured.
Exchange: A Milton man went Leneve, druggist
to his cow stable the other night | Daily Plaindealer: Dr. Enster, night, 17th iDst. Tbe object is to
WHAT WHISKEY WILL DO.
and by mistake fixed her up a nice
Springfield,
III.,.1 uly 5.—George
raise
money
for
their
band.
who was a passenger on tbe
mnsh in a box of sawdust instead
| Lawson, the proprietor of theWbite
wrecked
trnin
Wednesday,
gives
Sam
Nosier
brought
a
horned-
o f bran. Ths cow merely supposed
Ribbon hotel, when drunk today
the bard times bad come and they | a graphic accouut of the affair. It toad with him from southern Cali went to the kitchen where bis wife
were all going to economize and is truly one of the most remarkable fornia, and these warm days it is was preparing a meal, kissed her
so she meekly ate her supper nnd o f wrecks, inasmuch ss the rear end
and then shot her through the
quite lively.
her owner never discovered bis
body. H e then shot himself.
o f the train was dragged about two
Yesterday was hot, reaching 87
mistake uutil the next morning
REWARD WITHDRAWN.
miles
after
becoming
derailed,
be
when be milked the cow and got
degrees in the evening, and at hour
Hannibal, Mo.. July 5.—R. Stil-
half a gallon of turpentine. That’s fore the final overturning o f the I of going to press today it reached
well has withdrawn the reward of
a funny cow anyway.
Sometimes caboose with four passengers on
810,000 offered by him for the
her milk is just the same as cream board. Not one o f the passengers 92.
and again it’s like well water. It's
W ill Sugg and “Sixie” Strang murderer or mnrderersof his father.
all owing to tbe way she feels. nor tho conductor was very seri leave for Riverton today, where His action bns created a sensation
j and revived the story o f the hor-
When she is at peace with herself ously hurt, though the car was
they tnke places in Price B ros mill. i rible tragedy that was enacted on
aud demolished.
and the world she will do the turned over
Coqnille retained her good name the night o f December 31, 1887,
proper thing every time but it’s a After turning over the caboose
wonder to us she didn't kick was dragged along knocking down for hospitality and enjoyable cele when the wealthy pork packer was
killed in bis own house.
about eating sawdust mash.
three telegraph poles and scatter brations.
It is said Mr. Stillwell no longer
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New steamer and new hotel will has tbe robbery theory, and be will
ing several hundred ties piled
Dr. Price’ s Cream Baking Powder
• now follow up a more plausible
count for our progress.
along the track.
W k U i Fair Hlglmt Medal and Diploma.
M
R ic h
DON’T STOP TOBACCO
Red Blood
£0 Acres cf land
To ExctaP", near Drain, Dougina
cumnty. Ur. Weil adapt* d to
or poul
fruit
try; will be exchanged for laud or town
property in this county.
For particulars enquire at H xn a ld office,
or address HO.Y 0 5 , Coquille, Oregon.
$ 100.00
Given Away
Every Month
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It’s the Simple,
Trivial Inventions
That Yield Fortunes
Sarsap arilla
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Nervous
Prostration.
E. YV\ J oy C ompany — Gentlemen:
I have suffered from a nervous pros
tration from financial losses.
Can
siy Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla lias
cured me. My liver, stomach and
bowels have been very inactive, but
since taking your remedy I tyn
entirely well.
All business men
and women should uso it
Please
publish. (Signed.)
Ms. W m . H enby J ones ,
Butte, Mont
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness,
give way to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsap
arilla.
rare ; chance
Sice Home for Sale
K f l A r r P Q — 40 acres extra fine
n u i w o l>0ttom land, all improved
and well located; fair house, pood apple,
prune and cherry orchards, good barn, best
of water for household and stock in abund
ance. About 1 mile from postoffioe. close
to river and creamery, and good school,
with county road running on one side of
place. Inquire at
HERALD OFFICE.
I v i:c I D 0 3 S r -A J L j3 D ’ S
aid Hair Dressing
Red Front Builiding—up-stairs—Front St. |
to the person submitting tho i
m o st m e r ito r io u s lu v o u tlo u i
during tho pro coding month, i
WK 8KfTKK PATENTS
FOK INVENTORS, and tho
objoot of this offer is to en-
courago persons of on invent- >
ive turn o f mind. At the
same tirno wo wish to impress
tho fact that
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and Eyo. “ Sco that Hump,’
"Safety Pin.” "Fig» iu Clo
ver," "A ir Brake,” etc.
Almost every one conceive»
u bright idea at Borne time or
O other.
Why not put it in prac
tical use? YOUR talents may
lie in this direction. May
-i
make your fortune. Why not
try?
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IS^Writo for further informaUon and
mention this paper.
THE PRESS CLAIMS GO.
Ph ilip W. A v lrett, Ucu. Mgr.,
618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. ©.
responsibility of this company
may bo Judged by tho fact that its
atock is held by over one thousand
of tho leading newspapers in the
United Status.
D im t t m w
For Sale»
r p H B E E NICE LEVEL LOTS—
FOR THE PRICE OF THO - $1251
On Main street,between Gth and 7th, W ood
land Addition to liandon. Addi-ose
M. L. ltANDLEMAN,
51 tfl
Parkersburg, O r.
School : B o a rd s
O r Trustees
■ y y is h in g
to
purchase
Desks or Supplies
FOR SCHOOLS OR ACADEM IES
Will find it to their interest to consult or
write tho undersigned, agent for Kane <fc
Co , manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Wc sell direct from tbe factory, and
ship, f . o. b., to San Francisco or Portland ..
JOHN HOW AN, Agent.
19 tfl
Coquille City, Oregon.
W ALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y , O R E G O N
L L kinds o f farm work solicited. TIorso
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs
rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f P io -
neei Feed stable.
Cl9tf
A
is made from
herbs, and
contains n o
mi ne r a l
drugs or
deadly poi.s-
on.
J oy’s
V e g e ta b le
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