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Newspaper Page Text« iq ttfflr d ig Additional Locals. fe r a li Our PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY S ilk N ia ljo u . C 'liu rr h D c «l irw I I o n . OLD GLORY IN THE BREEZE Tbe new Christian church build* iug will be dedicated next Sunday at the nsual morning hour, with the following as the program: 1. Song, by the congregation — “ All Hail the Power o f Jesus' Name.” 2. Song by the choir— “ The Kingdom Shall Stand.” 3. Scripture reading. 4. Song—“ W e Have an Anchor.” 5. Prayer. G. Anthem by tbe choir— “ Zion’s Children.” 7. Dedicatoiy Sermon by Rev. C. P. Cone. 8. Invitation hymn. At tbe close of service, a basket dinner will be spread for all at Collier’s grove. The service at night will be pleas ing and instructive also, including choice aud appropriate musical selections. Several ministers are expected from abroad aud a cor dial invitation is extended to the public to attend. WBITTKN rO B THE COQUILLE CITY H KHALI) BY COMBADE Stories of Heroic Deeds. . . 35 Stories of Our Country. . . . 45 Stories of Other L ands.. . . 45 Cannot be perm anently cured by the use Stories of Olden Time........ 60 o f opiates and sedative com pound«. It is Ten Great Events in History 60 j too deeply seated. It L caused by an Geographical Reader......... 1 10 impoverished condition o f the blood, upon which the nerve« depend for suste Supplemental Reading for Ad nance. This ia the true and only natural vanced and High Schools: explanation for nervousness. P urify, en Irving’s Sketch Book— selec tions................................... 25 | rich and vitalize the blood w ith Irving’s Tales of a Traveler 55 Scott's Ivanhoe.................... 55 Scott’s Lady of the Lake.. 35 Scott’s A bbott...................... 65 Scott’s Marmion.................. 45 Scott’s W oodstock. . . . . . . . 65 and nervousness w ill disappear. H ood's Macau ley's Second Essay on Sarsaparilla will give vitality to the blood Chatham........................... 25 and w ill send it coursing through the Shakspeare’s Julius Ciesar.. 25 veins and arteries charged w ith the life- Shakspeare’s Twelfth Night 25 giving, strength building qualities which make strong nerves. If you are nervous, Shaksi>eare’s Merchant of try H ood’s Sarsaparilla and find tho name Venice............................... 25 relief o f w hich hundreds o f people are tel ling in their published testimonials. Get Shakspeare’s M id s u m m e r Night’s Dream................ 25 Only Webster’s Bunker Hill Ora Because H ood’s Rarsaparilla is the only tions.................................. 25 Trpe Blood Purifier prom inently in tho DeCoverly Papers fromSpec- iblic eye today. Sold * by all druggists. public tator.................................. 25 euro habitual constipa» Arnold’s Sohrab and Rustum 25 Hood’s Pills tion. Price 25c. per box. Emerson’s American Scholar, D o r a D o in g » . Self Reliance.................... 25 Aug. 22.— Tbe thrashing machine Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is on the move aud grain is turning World*« Pair Hlibtat Medal and Diploma. out a bountiful harvest. Dora school closed on the 23d. “ It is the best patent medicine in the world” is what Mr. E. M. Hart W. H. Bunch had charge of the man, of Marquam, Oregon, says of school. Also the Shiloh school closed on Chamberlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. “ What leads tbe same date with a school picnic me to make this assertion is from on the 24th at I. T. Weekly’s place. Miss Lula Walker taught a success- the fact that dysentery in its worst form was prevalent around here last full term and has given good satis faction. B u m m e r and it never took over two K. H. Hansen has tho assessing or three doses of that remedy to done for this year. Coos county e f f e c t a complete eure.” For sale bas increased iu population the last by Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist five years to quite an extent. W ill Price took the steamer Inst The logging camps at Sumner week and went to the city, where he are doiDg a rushing business. expects to hold a position in a lum James Forty has about 40 men to ber yard. work and T. Johnson about 14. Frank Batty hns the contract o f Nervous ir’rostration. delivering the logs from both camps E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen: to the ivater on Catching slough. I have suffered from a nervous pros J. Hartley, engineer, nnd Batty put tration from financial losses. Can in about 60 or more logs per day say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla bas and pot in 14 to 15 hoars’ time. A. Tompkinscut his leg at Forty’s cured me. My liver, stomach and bowels have been very inactive, but camp and young Hanson mashed since taking your remedy I am his hand. Frank Black of Sumner has entirely well. All business men pealed about 40 cords of tnu-bark and women should use i t Please for Dimmock’s tannery nt Marsh publish. (Signed.) field; $4 per cord, delivered on M r . W m . H enry J ones , Butte, M ont hank of catching slough. Fire in the hills north of Sumner caused Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness, Frank to get his bark out on safer givo way to Joy’s V egetable Sarsap ground. A. J. Mayse got hnrt at Yoakam’s arilla. camp and is home for repairs. Nervousness The Oregonian o f the 20th Inst ROBERT STARKEY. contains about a column article J. S. M’EWEN & D. F. DEAN, based on the H ebald ’ h late com* OW, Old Glory is reclining meets on Prof. Kauematz’e silk ex Editors and Proprietors. On his laurels dearly won; periments and the cocoons pro Look, his stars are brightly shining; Devoted to the material and social up duced by Miss Annie Laird, includ The dark clouds of night are gone. building o f theOoquille Valley particularly ing a letter o f the profeesor’s to and o f Coos County generally. Tis the dawn of hope we’re greeting, Subscription, per year, in advance, $2. J. T. Gregg, at Portland, formerly That united we will stand— secretary of the state fair associa P. FI sir Kit, N kwmpaper A dvertising A gent , We will ne’er be found retreating of the 21 Merchants’ Exchange, San Francisco is tion and now secretary When a foe invades the land. oa r authorized agent. This paper is kopt on file, chamber of commerce in that city. In his office. Churua—Sing it in each cot and valley; It is possible we shall lose Prof. On the mountains; mid the trees; T U E SD A Y , A U GU ST 27, 1895. Kanematz from public educational That we’re ready, boys, to rally li- THE GOLDBUO MICROBE efforts this fall and winter, owing ’Neath Old Glory in the breeze. | | A 1| is instantly killed by sending to bis employment on his new silk l l l l 1 1 # a2-°®.nt stnmp to tho Amori- reeiing machines, inventions of his Peace and plenty and contentment ington, D .C ., and asking for free literature. own au(* being constructed by him- Are a boon wo all must prize. D o it. self; besides be bas calls from We have use for no resentment— B e O . u m - many> including the government, S h a ll th e O u tra ce liaise Old Glory to the skies 1 for suryeying and engineering ser- m a te d * lD8urmountod when united, i thick Tlce8’ maP drawing. « la . at which Ed. H erald : Reports are imu» i . . . . . Disunited we must fail. in the air that William Norton, of !ie 18 aD exPa.r.tl . bnt we re«Ue‘ ‘ hat Let us see that wrong is righted, he gets so little encouragement Beaver slongh, in this county, is And fling envy to the gale. meeting with opposition in proving from the general public here for Chorus— Sing it in each cot and valley, etc. up o d his homestead on the w£, his rare abilities and successful efforts in spreading widely through nei, sec 19, tp 27 s, range 12 w, on Now, the lads that went to battle, which be has resided with his fam the land, almost wholly at his own Twould be baseness to forget; A telephonio message was re expense, the fame o f this section ily over five years. They stood Arm amid the rattle ceived in this place yesterday as the most perfect in the world for Other parties, coal speculators, And the charge of bayonet. hringiug the tidings o f a fearful are “ hankering arter” that 80 acres, the government’s experimental sta visitation of public wrath by lynch Raise a cheer for those remaining; and baying discovered that Norton tion and the production of silk, ing at Yreka, Cal., tbe night before, Drop a tear for many slain, was making his final proof, they which could be made a profitable upon tbe person o f a very young As they fought without complaining, industry at so lighten expense and dispatched a messenger to the land Or a thought of telfish gain. man from this county, who was office at Roseburg to make affida with so little tioube. The equa arrested at that place and j'ailed Chorus— Sing it in each cot and valley, etc. bility and moisture of our climate, vit to the claim being coal land. about a fortnight since for murder Marshfield, Or., Ang. 24.1895. Now, after making the affidavit, and the thrift of the mulberry as ous nssault and robbery. Not hav they are prospecting the claim for food for tho silkworms here, pro ing a detailed statement of the case Jesse Simmons has bo far recov- S c h o o l H o o k * A .t o p t e il D r ( h o S t o l e u m l P r i c e s o t S a tu c . coal, in defiance of Norton’s pro duce much larger and heavier co at the time, nor a legal identifica ersn from his late injuries received coons and a better grade of silk test, and, as thsy assert, by author State School Superintendent G. tion of the party charged with the at Morras Bro’s mill, to be able to than elsewhere in this country, and ity or permission, or whatever the M. Irwin has issued a circular of in crime, for the sake o f his excellent come to town. farce may be designated, emanat yet the government had, even prior family and friends here we re formation to all school boards, teach, Dr. Strange, tbe dentist, will be era and others concerned in which ing through efforts in the land to 1888, expended as much as $60,- frained from a publication o f the 000 and $100,000 to encourage silk in Coquille City from August 26th office at Roseburg. he sets forth a statement showing account as given in the daily The land commissioner at Wash culture in other states, besides is papers; also hoping against hope until Sept.^1, and in Myrtle Point the text-books that shall be used in suing volumesof instruction books tT th until ■“ Sept ------ 10th. ington having been communicated the public schools from October 1, that the wrong person was blamed from S ' eptT with, some of these sharps may and establishing experimental sta with the crime. The youth is well Edna Lorenz spent several days 1895, to October 1,1901, a period of tions at its own expense. look out for an investigation into Mr. Gregg, mentioned above, is knowo in this county, and his with friends at Bandou last week, six years. The boolfs were adopted their actions, and others who have taking a deep interest in the silk- family the peer o f any in the county and also visited Mrs. Harper on by a vote of the county superintend been selling well-developed coal ents and members of the state board producing experiment, and the for good moral character, respecta Four-mile. lands at $40 par acre may be called of examiners last fall and the state bility and exemplary citizenship-- chamber of commerce,of which he Miss Eulalie Tyrrell will assist board of education canvassed it on upon for an accounting with Uncle he alone being the “ black sheep” of holds the secretaryship, has done 8am. the flock—and hence we shall await Prof. Hodgin in his school at Ban the 1st day of last January. The The blame for this agitation will and is doing much to develop the the details and corroboration of don, which opens next Monday, following statement gives the books September 2d. rest upon the party who is pnrsu- state’s resources, but there ought at this fearful denouement. and the “state contract retail price” : ing Norton, but ho does not care a least to be an increase o f local, J. H . Miller and family were Swinton’s New W ord Analysis$0 40 borne sympathy and encourage R. D. Sanford’s fine team made darn which way the wind blows. 55 down from Dora shopping last W ebstcr’s Primary Dictionary. Coos county’s properity cuts no fig ment. Uncle Sol Spurgeon, who a runaway yesterday, resulting Friday. Webster’s CommonSchool Dic He brought the editor ure with him, and he will manufac gets little credit for progressive seriously to the team. Little Roy some nice apples. tionary................................... 80 ture evidence at pleasure or know ness and modern boom energies, Morgan and Vane Maury were in Webster’s HighSchool Diction has lent a helping and very liberal tbe wagon. The former was driv- Assistant Assessor I. T. Weekly the reason why, or what he employs 05 ary......................................... band, while others who are well ing, but got out to open a gate into passed homeward last Friday from people for, if not to use them. 65 Webster’sAcademic Dictionary situated to eucourage, whose inter Mr. Sanford’s field. As soon as the county seat, having finished his Barnes’ New National First This is written in the interest of ests are quite as great and whose the team was inside, from some work the day before. the poor, uneducated man, William 25 Reader................................... Norton, and it should interest every financial status would be as assur cause the horses became restless Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes of Barnes’ New National Second edly enhanced, like the spider to and started to run. Yoong Maury settler in the county. Reader................................... 40 the fly, seem content in anticipating was thrown ont and the horses Marshfield spent several days since A F r ie n d . the jineuepeeting tenderfoot, with ran into the wire fence, in which our last issue visiting Mrs. G ’s sis Barnes’ New National Third 55 Reader................................... MPROVED FARM OF 1IIO ACRES (Hnndon Recorder. I out the inviting parlor or effort to they became entangled and received ter, Mrs. J. W. Leneve. roo <I fruit and grain land in Rogue Johnson Bro’s want 1000 dozen Barnes’ New National Fourth Three wagons loaded with people make a willing and worthy acquisi severe cuts. Mr. Buskirk extri liiver VAlley, for exchange for a small 08 place near Reader................................... Otherwise, cated them from their trouble. chickens and all the hides you can for an onting on our beach arrived tion of citizenship. a town in Coos connty or sub Barnes’ New National Fifth urban property. J. UNDSLEY, here last Monday. They live five Prof. Kanematz has met his q w u One also ran a picket through his furnish. Highest market price in 46 3ro] Beagle, Jackson county, Oregon- Reader........................... 1 00 expenses, and his honors and ap jaw, making an ngly wound. The cash or trade. Bring them along. miles east of Ashland. Spencerian Copybooks, revised R. A. Carpenter, while putting preciated talents are more from boys escaped, and tbe wagon suf The ladies of the Relict Corps edition— •S a —I —|— abroad than at home. He will fered but little damage. up wires for electrio lights in the will give an entertainment and fair Tracing, Nos. 1 to 7 ............ “ 2 3 §• “ ■x hardly leave home this winter to woolen mills, last Tuesday, received We publish today an important on the evening of the 28th of Sep Shorter course, Nos. 1 to 7. ” O fc_j~ b g a severe fall, which laid him up for teach, as he is preparing a new document to the general public, tember. The admission, 10 cents, P Common School course, Nos. reeling machine for winding silk a few days. being tho contents o f a circular including lunch. Articles will be 1 to 7 ................................ Still, his tnleuts in the couduct of The passenger list on the Ban- issued by State Superintendent of for sale. Business course, Nos. 8 to 11 a technical school might be utilized dorillo on her trip down from Port Schools Irwin giving instructions Miss Evaline Collier came over Fish’s Arithmetic, No. 1 ......... land was ns follows: E. H. Caha- here, where he is convenient to his as to the kinds of school-books to from Coos river last Fiiday and “ “ No. 2 .......... laboratory, if he received proper lin, R. A. Whitnoy, E. E. Taylor, be used in our public schools and spent a few days visiting home Brooks’ Mental Arithmetic.. . oncourugement. Pupils from Miss C. O. Iio36, Miss Annie Mc the “state contract retail price” of and friends. She is living at Mr. Monteith’s Elementary Geog Gee, Win. Hilgren, Andrew Olsen, abroad, learning o f his success nt each. The books named are those Davis’, on Coos liver, and had been raphy..................................... Bandon Inst winter, are soliciting M. Meara and Miss Clara Potter. selected by the legal authorities for absent several months. Monteith’s Comprehensive Ge enrollment already, and will go to Besides the abovo who came to use beginning October 1, 1895, to ography, Oregon edition.. . Bandon, there were 10 other pas San Francisco or Portland if not October 1, 1901— tbe next six years. ’ A fine new bioyclc was raffled off Maxwell's 1st Book in English, convenient nearer home. They Better save this paper for reference, last Wednesday evening at Bird Maxwell’s Introductory Engl sengers who stopped off at way iorts, and 29 Chinamen who came would prefer to come here, and the or cut out tbe item; it may save Nosler’a store, in which Claude ish Grammar......................... opening of such a school here yon some money in the purchase of Drew “ drew” heavily on the luckv lere to work in the cannery. Maxwell’s Advanced English would bring a number from the school-books. numbers. He held three chances Grammar............................... outside, besides giving our own (Const M a i l. I and threw 42, 46, and 47, three Comrade C. D. Elliott and fam numbers above all others, either National Number Tablets, Nos. youth the advantages o f scientific The lostrumonts (or the band at 1 to 12................................... ily will soon occupy their new house. one of which would have taken the Beaver Hill arrived by express, C. and industrial courses o f study. Smith’s Primary Physiology A “ bee” by old comrades, includ wheol. Now, if our citizens want our O. D., on the Arago. T h i charges nnd Hygiene......................... 35 ing tbe Nichols brothers, Henry on them were marked $743, by town to Btep to the front, let ns “ Tug” Wilson returned Sunday Smith’s Elementary Physiology Ed and Fete, G. W. Norton, Geo. utilize these specialties that give us which it will be seen that the col nnd Hygiene......................... 55 Wickham, Joe Waltcrmeyer, and morning from a drive to Myrtle ored boys do not intond to have prominence—as well as ordinary Point, and informed us that an Steele’s Hygienic Physiology. 1.10 friend J. H. Sackett, pushed the supersede, any cheap John affair in the shape businoss lines—and work of completion along last week officer, probably from Astoria, bad Peterman’s Civil Government, o f instruments. Let the bAiid retire, lynch the spirit thnt prompts Oregon edition..................... 65 till the house is now enclosed from passed toward Roseburg with two correspondence like that of the “ play on.” the weather. Noah Leneve put up men in charge whom he had ar Barnes’ Primary History of the Chicago Saturday Blade. Negotiations are in progress United States........................ 65 a nice chimney, also, snd with put rested at Empire for theft of a net We did Barnes’ Brief History of the which promise a settlement of the At the ineetiDg of the stockhold ting in the windows and hanging on the Columbia river. difference over the Divilbiss mines, ers o f the C. B.. It. A E. Railroad the doors a yery neat aud comfort not learn their names. United States...................... 1 00 and there is a prospect that the Co., held at Marshfield Monday, able home awaits the family. Barnes’ General History........ 1 75 mine will be opened and the mill 19th inst., the following directors The G. A. II. encampment will DON’T STOP TOBACCO Lommis’ Progressive Music ut to work. Some valuable finds weie elected: T. R. Sheridan of Lessons— ave been made in that vicinity Roseburg, E. G. Flanagan, J. W. open at Marshfield next Friday. How to Cure Yourself While Using Books Nos. 1 and 2, each .. Great preparations have been mnde within the past few weeks and tho Bennett, R. A. Graham, if. 13. Has- Tobacco. Book No. 3 ............................ to have a grand time and an inter mill will get considerable work. sett, O. J. Seeley and F. N. McLain. | esting program is promised. Goy. Book No. 4 .......... ................. The tobacco habit grows on a man At a meeting of organization of the i Lord and Justice Bean are expected until his nervous system is seriously Book No. 5 ............................ R o a r d o t K q iia lla n t io i i. directors, the following officers! to be present, ns also Congressman affected, impairing health, comfort Song Wave............................... Notice is hereby given that tho were chosen: T. R. Sheridan, County Board of Equalization for president; J. W. Bennett, vice-1 Hermann, and will deliver addresses and happiness. To quit suddenly is Monteitli’s Pop.Science Reader Major Tower is an too severe a shock to the system, as Robinson’s New Elementary Coos conuty, Htate of Oregou, will president; R. A. Graham, general ! Saturday. Algebra................................. meet at tho offioe of the County manager; J. B. Hassett, secretary nounced for an “ Army Experience tobacco, to an inveterate user, be 18GI to Escape from Libby Prison comes a stimulant thnt his system Robinson 8 Geometry.............. Clerk of said county on the lGtb and treasurer. continually craves. Baco-Curo is a Bryant & Stratton’s Common in 1864.” day of September, A. D. 1895, at School Bookkeeping........... 90 scientific cure for tho tobacco habit, Last Thursday E. D. and T. J. the hour of 9 o’clock a. in., and Godfrey, the slack-wire and bor- publicly examine the assessment McAdams and Albert and Piper izoutal-bar performer, contortionist in all its forms,carefully compounded Ward’s Business Forms, Nos. 1 and 2 .............. . . . . . . . . . roll, and correct all errors in valu Johuson returner! from a camping and acrobat, will show at Masonic after the formula of an eminent Ber ation, description, or qualities of and hnntiog trip on Rock creek hall again, in this place, next Sat lin physician who has used it in his Ward's Business Forms, Nos. 3 and 4 .................................. private practice since 1872, without and vicinity. The boys were out urday night lands, lots or other property. He gave two per ten days, hut only hunted three formances at Marshfield last week a failure, purely vegetable and guar Steele's Popular Zoology. . . . K. H. H ansen , County Assessor. days, during which time they I and had large and delighted audi anteed perfectly harmless. You can Steele’s Popular Chemistry.. secured eight fine, fat deer. They ] ences. He is a favorite here and use all the tobacco you want, while Steele’s Fourteen Weeks in Botany.................................. A Pendleton firm has just com- j killed four in one day, and five o f j will undoubtedly draw a large at- taking Bnco-Curo; it will notify you when to stop. We give a written Steele’s Popular Physics........ 1 10 leted two large cooking vats for the eight were four-pointers. tendsnee. guaranty to permanently cure any Steele’s New Descriptive As '• Ih ger!l.,,fr Bir. f Crnek’ whicli H. Otis, one of Mr. Barnard’s tronomy ................................ 1 1 0 1 «re to be used for the purpose of y y topographical engin-' Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Strange of case with three boxes, or refund the boiling horseflesh, which is to be | eor, reached this place last last Wed- Wod- Roseburg arrived from Baudon to money with 10 per cent interest Steele’s Fourteen Weeks in Geology................................ 1 10 fe d to h o g s . Mr. Rogers has a nesd evening ami departed day nnd are pleasantly located at Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a large number of swine winch he T h u ^ la , rn^nTug. Mr. ö T. on- tbe residence o f Mrs. Messer, where scientific cure, that cures without the Gow's Good Morals and Good the doctor will be pleased to see a ll1 Manners................................. , aid of will power and with no incon- iDteuils to fattou for the market.1 gaged - • - - iu special It leaves the system as Kidd’s New Elocution and Vo A s horses are worth but about one- j coasTsectioulor M rs ' govorninent who may desire first-class dentistry, venicnce. cal Culture............................ fourth o f a cent per pound gross The H erald was honored with a They will be in Coquille City until p „ re and free from nicotiue as the September 3d only. i day before you took your first chew Supplemental Reading for Pri weight, they cau he profitably brjof cal) mary and Grammar Schools slaughtered, cooked and converted Wedding cake cams with the or «moke. Sold by all druggist«, into pork. Miss lone Vannoy has moved announcement o f tho marriage of w*th our ironclad guaranty, at $1 —Johonnot's National Scries: , 1 from Oakland, Cal., to hei old our young friends R. G. Sumer- | Per box; three boxes (thirty days Books of Cats and D ogs. . . The output o f the pear orchards home at Grants Pass. The family Friends in Feathersand Furs treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on lin nnd Miss Cora Harman. We on tho Wallace frnit farms, near jH now united once more Mother Neighbors with Wings and receipt of price. Write for booklet Salem, has been sold by Manager Vannoy being there with her thnnk the happy pair, and wish and proofs. Fins................................... Eureka Chemical fi them joy and happiness together. Wallace to California buyers, and daughter. Mrs. Hsrkness and her Curious Flyers,Creepers and M’f g Co., M’f’g Chemist«, LaCrosse, will be shipped east at once. Pick family. Miss lone, and hosts of old The teacher’s institute began Wisconsin. Swimmers......................... ing has begun. The agent repre friemls and neighbors. yesterday in Marshfield, and will Neighbors with Claws and ----------a «#» » ------- — senting the California firm esti close with Thursday night’s ses H oofs................................. o t ic e t o s t o c k h o l d e r s -T h e C. W . W hite, manager, and J. C. mates the crop at 6U00 boxes. annual meeting o f the atuokbnldera of sion. Glimpses of the Animal Wilson, machinist, nt the Lyons the C« nia Connty Mercantile And Shipping W orld................................ Of course, tho farmer will have mill at this place, mnde a business Mrs. Geo. Hall o f Oakland, Or.,; Association will he held a At Herald Hall „ sister ui.lnr OI J. I 11 .Inmesof tnin cite (r>» « *he Huutu.oftloe) >“ Ooqnille City, 2 Johonnot’s Historical Series: a large crop of oats, with nothing trip to the bay together yesterday. a 11. .ininesoi tUlS ciiy, ora^on. on S»rtonib«rfi. l>o:., nt on FriJ«y. Friilur, September fi. 1895. n> - i Grandfather's Stories......... to feed them to but bicycles. is visiting at the beacu. | o’ * clock • g p. m. J. H. JAMES, See. All druggist a sell Dr. Miles* Nerve r last era. L j n I J Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood’ s Elk creek country is thronged with hunters. D on H ex . n o tic e to D a ir y m e n . Patrons not belonging to the Co- qnille Dairymen’s Union will re ceive 10 cents por pound butterfat in milk delivered at Coquille Creamery from June 8th until fur ther notice. C o q u il l e D a ir y m e n ’ s U n io n . Per C. RomaDder, Manager. ------------- »--+&«--«-------— — Algernon, dear, we must take up some kind of reform this year. Now, if I take np dress reform, wbat will you take? Chloroform. In a new Engliph restaurant: Tho guest— What ran I get here? The matron— We haye coffee as mother used to make it. 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