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ply overwhelming. The Arena is
tho only one of the great magazines
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY that cares to admit literature of
this inde|>endcnt character. Its edi
J. S. MiEMS & l S. MAIN, tor, considering Mr. Call's hook as
Editors and Proprietors.
worthy of more than passing notice,
Devoted to the material and aooial up has given it this long review in the
building of theGoquille Valley particularly Arena, which we begin this week to
and of Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
publish in serial form. We believe
that our readers will he more than
T U E SD A Y , NOV. 19, 1895.
pleased with it and therefore we
P. FISHER, N kwmpapbb A dvkbtiriho A oent , print it in full, continuing it from
21 Merchftuts’ Exchsnge, San Francisco, la
week to week until it is completed.
oar authorized agont. This paper ia kept ou Ale
to hla office.
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THE GOLDBUG MICROBE
is instantly killed hy sending
a 2-cent stamp to the Ameri
can Bimetallic League, Wash
ington, D. 0 ., and asking for free literature.
Do it.
WHAT COQUILLE CITY NEEDS.
Empire Cityisms.
Empire City, Nov. 18.— Mill idle
and Elijah still absent.
Patrick Flanagan has built an
addition to bis house in block 131,
having put on a small bedroom,
which also serves aa a brace againat
wind storms.
Notices aro up for sealed bids for
grading G street, the street adjoin
ing the courthouse block on tho
south.
An ordinance lias been passed to
build a sidewalk 8 feet wide on the
east side o f Broadway, the full
length of the street.
Jadge Fullerton has rendered
the usual decree in the tax cases—
that the corporations pay their taxes
and the connty pays its costs; and
at the expiration of the time allowed
by law (twenty days) our sheriff
will make a levy for these delin
quent taxes.
Jacob Smith (D a d ) has moved
¡Dto bis palatial residence just
completed on U street, and it now
remains only a question of time ns
to when that blushing damsel will
change her lot, but not her name.
Shake, Dad.
Lyons, the suspender man, was
“ doing” our town last week.
Mr. Byler, oar postmaster, has
rented and is furnishing It. W.
Getty’s residence on Broadway. We
soppose he intends moving the
postoffice to that building, but what
use be can have for an elegant
sideboard or a latest-improved cook
ing stove in the postoffice is more
thnn we can conjecture. Explain,
Chauncey.
K rank .
Last week we promised the read
er« of the H ekai . d a continuation of
our series of articles on the needs
of Coquille City and surrounding
country. We discussed in our last
issue the importance of so planning
our business methods os to increase,
rather than deplete, the money sup
ply. We there indicated that the
only possible way this could be
done was by making our exports
overbalance our imports. The idiotic
policy that we have pursued in the
past of sending away thousands of
dollars of cold cash to purchase
articles of consumption that could
ao easily he produced at home surely
must come to an end soon. Last
week we mentioned the need of a
factory for the making of our own
doors and windows, our fruit boxes,
etc. This week we wish to \irge
upon the attention of our readers
another important industry, that
would make a splendid market for
a large amount of the products of
the Coos county farms, and bring
thousands of dollars into the coun
try instead of sending it away to
buy the samo class of goods pro
duced in other places.
B r p a r t • ( Nrlinfll O io t r lr t X * . 4 .
The industry here alluded to is a
The followmg is a report for the
large cannery for the preserving of
month endiog Nov. 8,1895. Names
sweet corn and other vegetables and of pupils enrolled: Ellen Elling-
fruits of this wondrously productive son, Ilosa Ellingson, Edwin Elling-
valley. We aro assured by experts son,Chester Ellingson,Belle Elling-
and connoisseurs that tho sweet son, Thomas Uanly, Maggie Hnnly,
corn grown along the upper Coquille Theresa tianly, Ollie ltandleman,
Ora Randleman, Georgia Handle-
valley surpasses, in flavor and qual man, Martin Rundlencan, Connie
ity, by far, the samo article produced WaddingtoD,
Bessie Wadding-
in any other part of tho country ton, Hubert Waddington, Maggie
Doughty, George Doughty.
east or west.
Those who have been neither
If this be true, and we believe it
tardy nor absent daring the term:
is, what consummate folly to be Rosa Ellingson, Edwin Ellingson,
sending our m oioy out of the coun Belle Ellingson, Chester Ellingson.
Branches taught: Reading, writ
try to purchase an inferior article
grown and canned elsewhere, instead ing, orthography, history, primnry
and advanced written arithmetic,
of producing what we need for
physiology, composition, mental
home consumption, and a large sur arithmetic, geography and gram
plus to sell to our neighbors in Cal mar.
General deportment, good.
ifornia and tho oast who are not so
E d i t h H o w e l l , Teacher.
fortunate as wc in tho matter of soil
and climate.
Fishtrap Fulminations.
Another article that con bo pro
duced here, as experiments have
FiBhtrap, Noy. 18.- Rev. Baldwin
proven, almost to perfection is preached at this place on Wednes
asparagus. For canning purposes day evening last.
Mr. Neal and family moved to
asparagus is one of the most profit
this plsce recently, having renii-d
able vegetables raised, and we need Adam Wimer's farm.
a cannery to encourage tho raising
Tbo FisbtrnpLycenm feels highly
of this delicacy, which would bring honored by a recent visit from sev
money to us in large quantities. eral o f Coquille's most promising
youug citizens.
Then there are the green pens, beans
A dance was given at Morras
nud berries of all kinds which could Bro's camp which was well attended
bo marketed in this way and each be and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Carrie Edmunds, of Bear
an immense sourco of money sup
ply. It appears to us that these oreek, is visiting friends At this
place.
points are so perfectly transparent
Mr. Brady and family are now
that it ¡R only necessary to suggest residents of this place. They are
them iu this connection. We uoed excellent people and the hearts o f
a large ennnory in Coquille City and the whole community throb in wel
such an institution would be of come to them.
The Arago Lyceum held ita firat
incalculable advantage to our town regular meeting Nov. 14tb.
The
and te 4he surrounding country, literary exercises were excellent
flew can we secure an institution and the debate was good.
Charles Strang has nearly coro-
o f this kind iln Coquille?
We
| pleted the logging tramway at this
aoswer, by as ««al getic, organized
! place. The engine has been placed
effort. I f we operate on the narrow ! on the track nn I ita shrill whistle
gauge, "nickel to the slought,” tells us that there is business over
•"shake the Aloe“ svxtliod we are not there.
A C orrespondent .
apt to do aspthtpg s o a very large
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acale. If we h a fW petty jealous
E d . H e r a l d : Speaking o f filth
ies, and study to try to down one and slander, we will submit onr
another in I hmmmm , Coquille will article in the H e r a l d o f two weeks
not succeed to aenuring sAy of these ago nud the convincing argumentt
needed toettotoso«« w 4 improve in answer thereto in last week's
Coast Mail to the public and let
ments. Nothing to Uus world can them judge which article contains
keep our town back if v<* will com the more filth and slander to the
The article in the
bine our forces, and place our square inch.
shoulders under the wheel and lift Mail ia a fair sample o f its argu
ments generally, and this particular
Will we do it?
article is ao full o f logic( ?) that of
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| course all who read are convinced.
We begin this week the public«- ■ I f producing incontrovertible f»cta
tion of a series of articles, the same and figures constitutes a “oowardly
being an editorial review by the *»eassin, and a “ filthy, lying alan-
•ditor of the Arena of a book bv|d erer" ,
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more o f these attributes tlmo even
Mr. Call entitled "The Coming Rev- , he Mail maD bag 0Ter ^
accllaed
olution.” In this volume Mr. Call, I 0f. We are not ashamed of our
who is an able lawyer, tins presented facta and figures and defy any one
et complete and forcible to dispute them, and remain,
• economic oondi-1
uUy_thal has come
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iM M O ia r a llo M P r o j e c t .
UPPER-RIVER DEPARTMENT.
Rev. G. R. Edmunds was in
Coquille City oa Inst Friday and
from him we learu that the plan of 3SÆ yxtle
P e i n t a n d t l i e T P p p e r-C 3 o q .V k llle ,
sending a commissioner o f immi
and
i s 0 -o in .g r o n T l i e r e .
gration east is meetiug with enthu
siastic favor among the business
The late rains have been sufficient
There ia do sickness in this
men and people of all classes yicicity to speak of.
to start the plow.
A. J. 8mith, the veteran logger,
throughout the county. W e heart
The band and militia company
ily endorse the project and will o f this place will give one of their sent a load of supplies last Sunday
up to Galena, in the Johnson min
gladly help it on in every possible excellent balls on Christmas.
ing district, for the purpose of
Asher Moore of Salmon moun developing a ledge be has an inter
way. The small amount o f money
required to carry out the plan is a tain mines visitpd Myrtle Point est in on Poverty Gulob, near the
mere pittance when compared to last week. His quartz ledge looks quartz mill. Alex thinks he has a
well.
fine prospect.
the benefits that will necessarily
Oscar Reed is fattening a large
The Myrtle Point Enterprise
accrue to our businessmen and the number of swiue this season with
came out Ir.st Saturday and numl>er
whole people in consequence.
the excellent corn crop he raised one was an excellent issue. The
No better selection could be made this year.
business men of the town seDt
E. C. Green nnd Mr. Brynlow sample copies out 8Dd by 3 o’clock
for a commissioner to carry out the
enterprise than Mr. Edmunds, are quite busy freighting to tbe p. ra. the edition was all exhausted.
mines; besides Lib Haines, the Thb merchants of town seem to
whose name has been prominently
| mail carrier, carries freight and have learned that the best way to
mentioned in connection with it. passengers twice a week to that maintain a newspaper is to support
No man in Coos county knows vicinity.
it
more abcut its resources, climate,
Norway gave a dance last Satur
Joseph Haines of Eckley is now
soil, products and future possibili day night in honor o f the depar in Illinois visiting scenes of bis
ture
o
f
Miss
Miunin
McCloskey
childhood. His letters to his fam
ties thau he. Mr. Edmunds is a
for Ashland to attend tbe normal
man whose character is above school at that place. The party ily are vpry interesting; he writes
o f bis grandfather's buildings built
reproach, a minister iu good stand was a success and very enjoyable.
in 1832 being still intact aud doing
ing, a man of sound judgment,
News reached here last Saturday good service. Tbe corn crop in
and well equipped iD every way for that the State Insurance Company that region is a wonder to Mr.
such au undertaking. He has o f Salem had suspended and called Haines, as also were the grand
traveled quite extensively, is thor for a receiver. I f this proves true improvements and advance in enter
A. H. Schroeder who was burned prises that have takeD place since
oughly acquniDted with California, out last summer near Norway will
he left that section for the Pacific
and other parts of Oregon, and be placed in close circumstances. coast forty years or more since.
could easily point out the advan He has bad promises of settlement,
The secretary of tbe M. P. & D.
tages of this section o f country but his policy has Dot been paid company returned from a visit to
over other portions of the Pacific and he has built a new house on their prospecting works last Satur
the strength of the promises. This
coast. His extensive acquaintance will be a great hardship to M r. day, and reports having had a
pleasant visit with tbe miners.
in the east is also greatly in Ins Schroeder.
Geo. Hall, with two other men, has
favor, and the H e r a l d will be
A gentleman visiting Myrtle a bedrock flume in place and they
pleased to see him at the head of Point and looking for a home, aro prepared to start operations os
the movement. He does not go as stated a few days since that parties soon as the rsius begin to fall, aud
at Coquille City had warned him it is believed that they will reap a
a realestate agent or speculator,
not to settle iu this town, ns it was splendid harvest.
Their claims
but simply as a representative of Very sickly and tbe country was are on Johnson creek, about o d 6
the country and people, and to under water every winter.
If and a half mile from Ash Moore’s
honestly set forth the advantages Coquille City Irns such prevaricat works. The gravel in that locality
of this country as a home for peo ors o f truth, who are so malicious prospects well, but there are num
that they desire to injure their sis erous large boulders to remove;
ple who desire to escape the rigor
ter town, they would do well to get however, George has derricks on
ous climate and overcrowded con rid of them, as upon a comparison hand ready to swiDg the huge
ditions of the eastern states. As o f records and climAtic influences, monsters out of the way. Sam
before intimated it is not the pur a stranger will not fail to soon see Currier, with two men, is develop
pose to turn a tide of helpless lab that a distance of Dine miles will ing the M. P. & D. Co’s prospect
make no difference in the health hy running two tunnels on Big
orers in this direction but to induce
of this salubrious climate, nnd if Joe, and will drive a tunnel on tbe
thrifty people to come who have Myrtle PolDtis unhealthy,Coquille ledge known as Little Mary next
means to purchase and improve City will suffer from the same week. Everyouo interested iu the
our lands, and to establish factor causes. Tbe facts are that there is mines are elated to learn that tbe
ies, and in this way develop our no healthier country in the world quartz mill will soon be in opera
tion again.
latent resources. Mr. Edmunds than the Coquille valley.
will travel and lectnreon the coun
Rumblings from Rural.
Thomas Carroll, a hobo, called at
try, carrying with him samples of
Mrs. J. Thiemer’s, in Eugene, Mon
the products of Coos county— her
Rural, Nov. 16.— Believing that day, and wns given a breakfast. The
coal, woods, fruits aud grains—and
exhibit them wherever he goes. descriptive sketches of the differ breakfast didn't suit and tbe tramp
He was given
He will carry manufactured speci ent settlements in our county would became insulting.
mens o f our myrtle, maple and he interesting to your many read 15 days in the city prison for his
ers and serye to make them some- conduct.
other taucy woods.
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The business man who refuses whnt familiar with the different
to give something to this practical localities, I propose iu the near
Nervous
.Prostration.
movement is certainly blind to his future to give a brief sketch of the
E. W. J oy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
own iuteiest, and destitute of pub settlement in the vicinity of Rural,
lic spirit besides. We are glad to hoping your correspondents in I have suffered from a nervous pros
tration from financial losses.
Can
learn that the 8100 asked for is other localities will do likewise.
Farmers in this locality have say Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
iapidly being subscribed.
May
their crops secured, and are about cured me. My liver, stomach and
the good work go on.
bowels have been very inactive, but
ready to go into winter quarters.
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Humphrey, Bradley & Co., are since taking your remedy I am
n m k u m ;
w o r k s
a t
h o m e .
All business men
surveying a route for a ditch for entirely well.
Please
A n Ac<*n<*J' I n C o n f i i l l l e — A d i n n e r tho purpose of bringing water on and women should use it
t o l l n j T a b le t « * o r . f l o n i i f t i r i i t * .
their high bar diggings, some three publish. (Signed.)
Mn. W m . H enry J o n e s ,
The publishers of the H e r a l d miles above Rural. The high bars,
Butte, Mont.
have accepted an agency for the or old river channels, in this local-
ity nre extensive and prospect well,
Coos Bay Marble Works o f C. W.
Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness,
and if properly worked, I imagine
give way to Joy's Vegetable Sarsap
Paterson at Marshfield. Mr. Pater they will pay well.
son is one of the finest mechanics
Onr old prospector, Cudney, has arilla.
in his lino on the Pacific coast, and returned to his mining claim at the
Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap
guarantees all his work to give sat head of South Fork canyon, some
ten miles above Rural. He informs
isfaction.
His prices are lower
I IF LAN D , W IT H A
us be has taken in partners, who i I t Si A CURB
pood, new 2 story house of 7
than those of the Willamette valley will aid him in opening np and rooms,
besides closets and porches, all well
finished, good spring close to house, barn,
shops for the same class o f work, working his claim propeily.
chicken-house and yard, high laud garden,
Prof. S. E. Johnson, onr teacher, young orchard of prunos, plums, cherries,
and yet agents for foreign marble
apples, pears and peaohe«, with an abun
workers are in tbe habit o f running is getting along finely with bis dance
small fruits. About one-half is
school; he has an excellent attend bottom of land,
with garden, or pasture for a
through this country nnd taking
ance und bis students seem to be fow, with stock water, and all cleared and
orders for their work, thus taking making tine progress in tbeir stud cenced. Apply to
G . W . NORTON,
Coquille City, (W est Side.)
tbe money out o f the county that ies.
J. McD. Hayes killed three bear
ought to be retained hare for such
goods.
Patronize home institu the other dAy And did not hunt all
day either. More next time.
tions, nud men who Work and live
R u B al .
AVING well-rigged Turning-Lathe and
here and are responsible for their
Band-Saw in operation, the under-
contracts. The H e r a l d manage Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder signed solicit«
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco,
ALL KINDS OF
ment joius Mr. Paterson in guar
anteeing every job done by him to
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and Rand-Saw Work
Several classes in vocal music
at any time. Can be found at the Shingls-
be satisfactory and in accordance
are progressing in various portions raill.
(3 t f )
W . W . SHIELD S.
wilb designs. Mr. Paterson is also
a gentleman to deal with, as tbe of thecouuty— but nonein Coquile
H e r a l d can testify from former City.
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business relations with him.
«11 (lruitRiim s u a m i M , D r. M lt o r P i l l
Call at the H e r a l d office and p « . i . to stoo Hwdache. One cent • done.
w c orrw a mimi - opade bicyui
, tot AonKMUM*
see specimens of marble, photo
L A**unrT se ouo
graphic views of slat's, monuments,
[ CATMOOW AltO
THE STEAM ERS
eta We will also have on exbibi-
OAOtOOOttO
COttnttfiLATt
*A/r
tion at onr office samples of Mr.
Paterson’s woik in tie near fnture.
In the meantime persons wishing
Will Mnke Begolsr Trips Between
<A bicyclc T t r e b
work in this line will do wall to call
O F FLA W S, M A O * O H L Y > * O M
at the H e r a l d office and consult
■ te n -C L A S S M A T IM IA L S A M D A O 5UCH
with us.
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Mug and IM-Sawing
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Bandoh, Nov. 18.— Well, Mr. Eel-
itor, I am here again, but nows at
Bamion is not very plenty this week;
but as you will expect something,
I will do the best le a n , so h e ie j
goes.
Wilbur Boyd, who was taken
qaite sick last week, is up and able
to be od duty again.
William Inman got pretty badly
hurt this week, while tearing down
scaffolding, but will be all right iu
a few days.
The broomhandle factory had a
blow up this week.
No serious
damage done, and no one hurt.
1 lint street lamp, at the coruer of
the Presbyterian church, fills u long
felt want, nnd will go a long ways
towards leading the weary traveler
to a place of rest while he hears
the word of God spokeo from the
lips of those who have partaken of
the bread of life.
Mr. Editor, tbe real estate man
is kept busy making transfers of
lands, and the ring of the carpen
ter’s hammer is heard in all parts
of the town,.which shows that Bun-
don is thriving.
The Wrenshnll brothers, who
made a trip across the waters, came
back better satisfied nnd a wbole
lot wiser. They think there is no
place like Bandon; so they came
home, bought some land, are build
ing a bouse snd will grow up with
this Little Giant by tbe Sea. You
nre welcomed, brothers, loug may
you live,
Thb boys and girls from all over
tbe county keep coming to Bandon
to attend our splendid schools.
Rev. Wells of Coquille gave the
BandoDiaus a couple of good ser
mons Sunday, 19tb inst.
The bar had been rough again
all the past week, causing tbe Ban-
dorille and several schooners to re
main tied to the wharf, but all de
parted yesterday in fine style.
A. Thomas has taken Bert Buznn
as a partner iD his new barbershop,
nnd everything looks nice and clean.
They have plenty of room nnd have
it well furnished. We see nothing
t<> prevent these gentlemen from
doing well.
You can get anything you are
looking for at Simpson’s novelty
store; if you don’t believe it, go
and see.
R ambler .
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Herald and Rural Northwest for $ 2
We offer a valuable premium to
our subscribers who nre interested
in the farm, fruit-growing and stock,
without extra cost; in other words,
$3 for $2— two papers for the price
of one.
“ I will follow you to tho utmost
ends of the earth,” hissed the vil
lain.
“ No, you won’t,” said the
heroine, calmly.
“ Why won’ t IV”
queried the villain, aghast at her
coolness. “ Because I ’m not goiDg
there,” she replied.
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D r. Price’ s Cream B ak in g P ow d er
World's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Joy’s for (ho Jailed and Good
Health for nil JUanklnd.
JOT’ S VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA.
Coos Bar and Sai Francisco
CARRYING
TH1 »»CYCLE IS SIHT
APS*OVAL
A Great Blessing
My wife and I hare found in Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Bhe had rheumatism very
severely,
with
ankles and lefa
badly swollen, and
hardly abla to get
up and d o w n
ataira w i t h o u t
help. Many other
remedies f a i l o d ,
but Hood's Sarsa
parilla a n t ir s l y
cured her. It was
J only shortly after
" that I wai taken
with the s a m e
complaint, affect
ing my limbs and
hips, so I Just triad the same medicine
with the lame result. M y wife and chil
dren take nood’a Sarsaparilla whenever
they feel the need of a medicine and it Im
mediately makes them feel better.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Saves me doctor’s bills. I am in engineer,
and well known In this locality.” Q. W .
W y a t t , W hite Bead Hill, Indian Ter.
Hood’s Pills
North Fork Findings.
North Fork, Nov. 18.— As I have
seen nothing in the H erald o f late
concerning our river people, will
try my baud at writiug again.
The sun continues to shine, nud
our fanners have their teaming
done for this season.
Picking apples nud gathering
corn is the present occupation.
Some of our farmer boys’ wont
out among the com the other night
coon huutiug aud ran ngainst a
pauther. Go ngaiu, boys; but be
sure of the kind of game you bare
up tbe tree next time, George, be
fore venturing to climb it.
We have had several very cold
and trosty nights, and it looks as if
we were to have some rain soon.
Well, we are ready to receive i t
Bad colds are prevailing among
our river people.
J. W. Wood has about completed
his new burn.
J. Sumerliu has hod a nice brick
chimney built in addition to bis
new house. Mr. Sherwood,of Sum
ner, was the builder, aud being an
old hand at the business lias there
fore done a good job.
Tbe N. F. baseball team and tbe
Fairview nine were to cross bats'
last Sunday in a friendly game,
but postponed until some future
time on account of Saturday night's
rain.
Ray, little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis of this place, bad tho mis
fortune to cut his foot very badly
on a piece of glass a few days ago.
The late rain has brought the
big silverside salmon up iu onr
midst. The boys have made sev
eral nice catches. They make nice ‘
sport, to psy nothing about tbe eat
ing. As ever, yours,
A R eader .
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“ Papa,” said Jimmieboy, “ von
are the nicest mao in the world.”
“ And you are tho nicest boy in tbe
world,” said Ins father. “ Yes; I
guess that’s bo ,” said Jimmieboy.
“ Isn’t it queer how we both man
aged to get in the same family!”
NEURALGIA cured by Dr. Milos’ PAW
P llls . “One cent a close.
A t all druggist*.
is made from
herbs, and i
contains do
mi n e r a l 1
dru za
or
deadly pois
on.
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
Joy’ s
V e g e ta b le
Sarsaparilla
Given Away
Every Month
robs the
blood o f all
its im puri
t ie s , a n d
courses all
these im puri-
Complaints
nnd K idney
Affections.
W
J ot ’ s Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
I prevents tired feel
ings, staggering sen-1
sations, palpitation I
o f heart, ruiih of I
I blood to the head, [
I dizziness, ringing in
I ears, spots before the |
I eytn , headache, bil-
I iouaness,constipation I
I o f bo we la, pains in
the back,melancholy, I
tongue coated, foul I
breath, pimples on I
face, body end limb,
declineornerve force I
dizzy s p e l l s , faint
spells, cold, clammy I
feet and hands, soar I
risings, fatigue, in-1
somnia, end ell dis- [
a o f t he stomach,
liver and kidneys,
Joy,» Vegetable Ser- i
..perilla is sold by all I
druggists. Ref use s I
substitute. When you I
p.y for the bet tee last I
you get the best.
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Arago and Areata
to tho person submitting tire
most meritorious Invention
during the preceding month.
WB SECURE PATENTS
FOR INVENTOR8, and the
object of thl* offer la to en-
courago persons of an Invent
ive turn of mind. At tho
same tlmo wo wish to impress
the fact that
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It’s the Simple»
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Trivial Inventions
That Yield Fortunes
vGv
■pr
—such as De Long's Hook
and Eye, “800 that Hump,”
’'Safety Pin,” “ Pigs In Clo
ver,” *\Alr Brake,” etc.
Almost every one conceives
Q
a bright Idea at some time or
other. Why not put it in prae-
tieal use? YOUR talents may
lie In this dlreotlon. May
make your fortune. Why not
try?
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Write for further information and
mention this paper.
THE PRESS CLAIMS GO.
Philip W. Avlrett, Gen, Mgr*
618 F Street, Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
_ e responsibility of this company
may be Judged by the fact that ita
stock is held by over one thousand
of the leading newspaper« in the
Called States.
JOHN H. YAGER,
Dr. Gibbon
— DEALER
IN—
Hardware, Stoves, Tin
ware. Queesware,Glass
ware, Lamps, Cutlery.
Etc., Etc.
This old reliable and
a n » no w ea« is N t o u m io ir two
Dr. 8. L. Leneve, the druggist, will Pawenger* and Freight at Lowest
most p.nccessfal spec
W M E Il IS NOT « s t i b i l v OAT1SOACTOOV
ialist in San Fran cis
Rates.
tell you that no one is better qual
„
• APPLICANTS M U ST S t W t U Mat*
co, «till continues to
MCCOMtNOtO . (OOTS AMO OtOtA CAM A m v ) *
ified to judge of the merits of au
core all 8 exual and
^
w i i t i won oemtULAMA./'
~
CO..
Seminal Disease«,
article than the dealer, because he OREGON COAL A NAVIGATION
Proprietor«.
such as Gonorrhea,
bases his opinion ou tho experience E. G. Flanagan, Agent. Marshfield.
G l e e t, S t n o t u re,
of all who use it
For this reason H. O . Co., Agent, Empire City.
Syphilis, in «11 it«
forms. Skin Diseases.
he wishes us to publish the remarks
N e r v o u s Debility,
of other dealers about au article
Ira potency. Seminal Weakness and Loss of
Manhood, the conaeqnence of aelf-nbnse
which he handles.
Messrs. C. F.
and excesses producing the following symp
Moore k Co., of Newberg, Or., say:
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
“ We sell more of Chamberlain's
RDERS
BY
MAI L
PROM PTLY
the ears," loss of confidence, diffidence in
attended to, and goods shipped per
Cough Remedy than all others put
approaching strangers, palpitation of the steamer to all points on the upper river at
Acres. 3 mile from
together, and it always gives good
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss prices that defy competition.
Myrtle Point postofflee: all rich hot- i
of memory, pimples on tbe face, oonghs,
Yo0M’ ^
y } 8TANLtv,
satisfaction."
Mr. J. F. Allen, of
tom land, cleared, fenced and in high |
etc.
«tareof cultivation. GOOD HOUSE C O Q U IL L E
C ITY , O R E G O N ,' consumption,
DR. GIBBON has practised in San Fran- C O A L 8 ’JOVES.
A lia», “ A Subscriber." | Fox, Or., says: “ I believe Cham and new barn, about .V) bnahela of potatoes
cisoo over 30years an 3 those« troubled shoald W O O D S T O V E S ,
berlain’s Cough Remedy- to be the and a large amount of garden truck; 27
LL kinds of farm work solicited. Horse not fail to consult him and receive the ben
best I have handled.
Mr. W. H. tier« hard wood, good cook «tove. 75 chick |
COOK STOVES
The
«hoeing and plow work a «pomally , efit of his great skill and experience
about 110 bushels of corn, and a good ;
Hitchcock, Columbus, Wash., says: ena.
Try him.
Supplies for logging work, wedgei;, dog« doctor cures when others fail.
skiff with two pairs of oar«.
R A N G E S.
Cl
REB
GUARANTEED
Persons
cured
ring*.eant-book«
nnd
everything
n«ed
in
"Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sells ALL OFFERED FOR $ 5 0 0
Charges reasonable. Call or BUILDING H A R D W A R E — 8 nch »» Ifaila
logging camp« kept on hAna. Satisfaction st home.
well and is highly* praised by all Call st Welt.. Fargo & C o '. Express office guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pto. write
DR. J. F. GIBBON.
Screws, Ijocks, Hinges, etc., at
62» Kearney street. San Francisco. Cal.
rock-bottom prices.
1 liUf j
who use iV"
st M r f . Fount tor farther psrticulsrs.
* neet Feed «table.
An Elegant Home...- ■ .
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for Sale, Cheap.
4
W ALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker.
\
this
Bandon’s Budget.
BANDON, OR.
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