Coquille City herald., January 14, 1896, Image 2

cibi derail UPPER - RIVER DEPARTIVIENT.i
PUBLISHED EVEKY TUESDAY ¡
J. S. McEHElK & J. S. MfCUS,
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^Æyrtle P eint and th.e TXpper-Coquille,
and "Wlaat 1© a-oin.gr on Tliere.
Editors and Proprietors.
Devoted to the material and social up­
building o f the Coquille Valley particularly
and o f Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
Suuday was a lovely day.
W . R. Stewart, tbe sick veteran,
is not recovering os fast os bis
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14,189« friends hnye hoped be wonld.
Hip! Hip! Hip! — Rah-r! a side­
P. FISHER, N kwhpapkb A dmebtisino A qeht ,
• 21 Merchants' Exchange, San Fraurlaco, is walk to the depot!
Won’t it be
ou r authorized agent. This paper is kept on flie
n his o f f i c e . _________________ ___________ _____ _ grand?
Our city dads have got a
THE GOLDBUO MICROBE move on.
is instantly killed by sending
I
Doit.
a 2-cent stamp to the Ameri­
can Bimetallic League, Wnah-
iugton, D. ( ' , and asking for free literature.
Do it._____ _
Bandon’s Budget.
G N O T H I.
»»
Mrs. Nannie Giles is favorably
mentioned for school clerk here to
be voted for in March. She would
be an excellent choice.
wooden piles only last from six
months to a few years, requiring
continual replacement at great ex­
pense.
OsrLa.ii iLy of Froflt.
The Secret in Making Money is Applications are pouring iu from
engineers, contractors and railway
The yonug girl belonging to tbe
in this Old Greek Proverb.
officials. These men are quick to
Hughes family is thought to be
see the certainty of profit. They
nre perhaps better able to judge
improving.
IT MEANS “KNOW YOUR 0PP0R- than others, because 373 railway
It is estimated that there are
companies nre now preparing to
TUNITY.”
two thousand saw-logs in Catching
build 20,547 miles of new line.
creek to be run out on tbe next
3000 miles nre now being graded
or nre under coutrnct; the superior-
high water.
Some of the Men Who Made Millions j ity
of the Railway nnd Dock Con­
The leap-year ball to be given
By Knowing How to Aft on Very struction Co’s nntent pile in solid,
at Opera ball, iu this place, Febru­
substantial, indestructible trestle
Valuable Information.
ary 29th, will be n grand affair.
work is causing the demand in this
special field.
Those in charge are determined to
There is also nn immense demand
make it the event o f the season.
When Commodore Vanderbilt was
for indestructible piles in the con­
The G. A. R. festival and fancy asked how he made his great for­ struction of piers, jetties, docks,
tune of $90,000,000, he replied: “ It
ball for February 22d will be one
bulkheads, breakwaters, foundation!
was an easy matter to become rich;
of the best efforts of the old vote. just watch for the opportunity, and for bridge piers, etc.
The closing of any one of the
The profits, if Hny, of the occasion then take advantage of it,” said he.
many negotiations now pending will
will be expended in organizing a “I commenced with only a few hun­
dred dollars.” But there are many crcato an immense demand for the
relief corps at Ibis plnce.
people who cannot recognize the stack and enuse it to sell at a very
Charles Roberts has opened a opportunity to make money. They high figure.
Prominent bankers say: “ The
lunch counter on Spruce between may have a little sum to invest but
public ought to buy this Btock now
Fourth and Fifth streets. Hot are not iu a position to know what
before the price goes up,” as the
coffee, pie and cake for 10 cents. is going on.
above are only a few of the many
It
is
a
well-known
fact
that
Com-
This will be convenient to those
sources of earnings that will cause
.
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| modore Vanderbilt made most of
who want a nice meal at any time bu fortune by buying stocks at a Railway nnd Dock C on stru ction
on short notice.
low price, and holding on until they stock to rise to a high price.
The very moderate estimate of
Several who attended Patrick had an immense rise. He had tbe earnings pays 45 per rent dividei d
peculiar
gift
of
knowing
just
when
Flanagan’s funeral bad not visited
to buy and when to sell. Other on stock costing only $10 per share
Coos bay for years. They did not men have made great fortunes in without counting in any profits or
fail to notice the elegant new school stocks of one kind or another, contracts with the U. 8. government
or New York City. When any of
building at Marshfield. I f it bad among them being John W. Mackay,
these contracts are closed the stock
been constructed of brick it would the Itockafellers, and Jay Gould. will sell above $100 a share very
They
all
started
with
smnll
sums.
almost equal the similar structure
Among the stocks that hnve been quickly.
There will be Bpent by tbe city
in Mvrtlb Point.
sensational in their development is
Edward Fnby and son of Pros­ the Bell Telephone stock, rising of New York in reconstructing a
small part of the city water front
per visited this place last Saturday from a very low price to over 200. about $3,000,000 per ytar for many
This
stock
has
paid
lurge
dividends
on business before the C . S. court
and made the original investors years to come. In a private con­
commissioner. Mr. Faby is a pio­ rich.
versation Hon. J. Sergeant Cram,
Ex-President of tbe Board of Dock
neer of Coos county and owing lo
Commissioners said: “There is an
Ten Millions a Year.
his sterling character he is highly
immense fortune iu this company's
The
Western
Union
Telegraph
respected. His son Edward seems
Company started business with system of construction.”
to be “ a chip off the old block.”
$500,000 of capital stock. Its pres­
Some of the G. A. R. boys con­
Bunilon.Jan. 11.— Mr. Editor, did
you know that Frauk Holman was template visiting the post at Ban­
running the livery barn while Mr. don next Saturday evening; the
Boyd is at the city? Frank makes occasion of their installation.
a good boss.
Thomas Nolan, of Prosper,
The woolen mills started up again
proyed up on his homestead before
this week, ufler being shut down
the [I. S. commissioner at this place
during the holidays.
The Ancient Order of Foresters last Saturday. The settler is in
is starting a lodge at this place.
very poor health and is now in tbe
D. E. Stitt is attending county county infirmary for medical treat­
conrt this week.
ment.
The schooner Lizzie Prien, Capt.
N o t ic e . — Putrons o f the Clover-
Dick Wilson, came in Sunday. Leaf Creamery are called to meet
Capt. is as jolly as ever.
at this place ( Myrtle Poiut) on Sat­
Rev. J. S. McCain delivered two urday, January 18, 189«, at 11
very interesting disernrses here
o ’clock n. in-, to consult and if pos­
Suuday. Come ngaiu, Me.
sible arrange to run the creamery.
Public school reopened Monday
W. H. E r d ic e .
with a large attendance. Come to
Bandon for good schools.
George Hall, of Johnson creek
Lnaiber is being put on tbe mines, came down last week in high
ground for the new M. E. church,
spirits over the prospect o f an
and work will be started before
excellent clean-up that ha expects
Jong.
Two dances nt Bandon last Sat- in the near future. A number of
nrday night. That does pretty well our business men are interested
for one night, but then you know with Mr. Hnll and his report is
the people at Bandon don’t dance enconrnging to them.
Hindi anyhow.
Editor Connor, of tbe Enter­
Quite a number of improvements
are still going on in Bandon for all prise, visited Coos bay last week,
for tho first time; be wns highly
it is the dead o f winter.
The town board has J. S. Kane- pleased with tbe outlook and pros­
matz surveying streets preparatory pect of Coos county. Beaver Hill
to gradiog the same and putting
Tbe cbnrcli Indies of towu gave ent capital stock is $100,000,000,
with its lively and thrivingappenr-
down sidewalks.
a cbnrcli social last Friday evening and pays $5,000,000 a year net pro­
Mrs. Emma Erickson gave her ance seemed to surprise him, but
that was veiy enjoyable. The ex­ fits to the stockholders.
son Harry a surprise party last he wns reminded of tbe vast
There are many other high-priced
Wednesday night. About 00 peo­ resources o f his newly adopted ercises were interesting and tbe stocks that cost originul buyers a
ple were in attendance and had a county. Mr. Connor is progressive sapper was all that one could desire. very low price, and now pay large
splendid time. Mrs. Erickson bad
The net proceeds wero o^er twelve dividends on many millions of cap­
prepared a splendid supper of cake in his ideas, and he will no donbt dollars, which will be used toward ital stock.
and coffee, which is a gentle re­ prove himself to be a very great
The Edison Electric is another
purchasing an organ for the M. E.
minder that the like can bo had at help to the progressive elements
notable example of wonderful devel-
of
this
valley.
churcb.
all times at the Central House on
ment and profit.
A broker who
the hill. Borne valuable presents
A fine block o f land is offered
The Battalion band had a reunion bought twenty shares of the origi­
were made to Harry. Harry con­ fiee, in Myrtle Point, for tbe pur­ and festival at Armory ball, in this nal stock nt 45, costing $900, sold
siders himself lucky com iugof age pose o f erecting a courthouse, jail,
place, Satuiday evening, that was half of it a year later, getting $30,-
in leap-year and presidential elec-
000 for 10 shares.
etc.
Will
any
other
town
do
bet­
a
very enjoyable affair. The per­
tion. He thinks that he will surely
The Pullman Palace Car Com­
get married before tbe year is out. ter? Bid up gentleman and we sona who helped to organize tbe pany’s gross earnings have grown
The Godfreys will be here tonight. will go you one better. Myrtle baud, nearly two decades ago, were until they are over $10,000,000 a
We know what to expect - a lirst- Point is in the center of the most invited, and their presence re­ year aud the stock has gone up from
class entertainment.
important farming portion of the minded old settlers o f very joyous a low prico to 180.
Sol Cullver has sold his interest
There nre many chances for mak­
county,
and it is hoped that we will early days, when band music was
iu tbe meat market to Mr. Hall.
ing investments, but there are none
It is reported that the sick child soon have a pork packing house, looked upon ns a great aquisition like the Railway aud Dock Con­
of Thomas Wooden died Thurs­ cannery, sash and door factory, to all celebrations aud festivals. struction stock nnd many prominent
da y.
R am bler .
woolen mill, a large brick hotel, A very'interesting letter wns read men iu banking, railroad and finan­
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and inducements will be offered to from Judge J. H. Schroeder, in cial circles say this stock, which can
Dora Doings.
now be bought at $10 per share, is
parties to induce them to erect a which lie regretted very much that
sure to sell at 50 before long, and
Dora, Jan 10.— People’s pnrty to Inrge saw mill. Why should we his official duties prevented bis
eventually have an immense rise like
the front! K. H. Hansen gave an uot have tbe county seat and get
attending.
The
evening was the Bell Telephone, the Edison
oyster supper, also furnished ir usic all the comity offices?
whiled away with whist, games, Electric and Pullman Palace Car
for a social dance nt Alex Jackson’s
M. M. Melvin, a music dealer social intercoursennd refreshments, stocks.
o o January 4th, postponed from
The capital of the R. Si D. C. Co.
January 1st on account of high from Marshfield, visited Myrtle the chief of which was an oyster
water.
Nearly everybody from Poiut last week. He is a cousin stew. Among the invited guests is Ten Millions, divided into 100,-
000 shares.
north, south, east and west was to the Lockwood brothers and a
were Dr. K. A. Leep, S. B. H er­
The par value is $100 per share
present and a grand good time was grandson o f Grandpa Pitts, who
mann, W. Homer Greer o f the and the stock is full paid nnd non­
had. Good music was rendered by
once lived near the mouth of Bea­
Washington and Lee university of assessable. The stockholders hnve
Ingraham, Clinton, Sumerlin and
Harrison. Fifty-five free numbers ver slough. Mr. Melvin’s father Virginia, W. H. Brown, Capt. Allen no individual liability whatever.
Mr. Edward A. Wilson, ttie well-
were given, and the ladies equaled was an intimate frieud o f the writer Walker, I. E Rose, N. G. W. Per­
known Vanderbilt stockbroker, says:
the gents iu number, in all some­ years ago, and was a member of
thing oyer one hundred. The crowd the Oregon legislature about a kins, Capt. G. W. Leneve Bnd Capt. In our twenty years experience we
Will McCloskey.
G. M. Short have never handled a stock of such
was so great part walked over lo
quarter of a century since. He
delivered au after-dinner speech on instrinsic merit or one which will
the schoolhouse and there danced
four sets, while two sets danced at was one of God’s noble men, aud the financial problem of our coun­ pay such big profits. This stock
Mr. Jackson’s house.
Six sets an acquaintance with the young try, which was received with ap­ gives the small investor an equal
chance with the capitalist, ns the
were run until supper, then the gay man gave us much plensur>, as he
and happy dancers were filled with seems very much like Ins father, plause by ull except the base drum­ smnll investor generally 1ms to buy
goodieB, and plenty of oyster pie who by the wny lias passed over to mer, who took exceptions to that at par nnd be content with a divi­
part of the talk (fo r the purpose} dend of G or 7 per cent a year.
and cakeB were left. Thus refreshed the silent shorp.
Any one can invest in Railway and
tho crowd returned to the school-
The railroad agent at this place of illustration). The man o f the j Dock Construction stock now at $10
house and there tripped time to the
received n telephone messnge last drum-stick was referred to as a per share (tbe par value is $100)
music until a People's party bird
announced daylight npproncbiug Wednesday evening that a special Pop. For b w I i i I a it wns fenrd that aud they can buy from one share
by a shrill crow. Suffice it to say, train would leave Myrtle Point nt a riot was on hand, bnt good cheer upwards at the same price a cnpital-
° thousand shares. The
everybody went borne well pleased 11 o'clock Thursday to enable the was restored and the bnud struck *Mt
with the People’s party aud tbe members of the Pioneer Associa­ up with “ After the Ball” and tbe stock is certain to have an immense
rise when investors and speculators
dr.nce.
offended party bnnged out his ruf. become aware of its great value as
Mr. Jackson has rented his place tion and the ftieuds of Patrick
nnd‘ is thinking of going to Cali­ Flanagan to attend the funeral of lied feelings on the drumhead with the earnings will pay four aud a
that noble man st 2 o’clock p. in., a vim that awakened a new interest half per cent on the par value of
fornia in the near future.
A shooting-match was announced in Empire City. When the train in the occasion. The festival was the shares which equals 45 per cent
at Jackson’s on Snturdny and dance started every sent wns occupied. one of the grand social affairs often cash dividends per year on stock
enjoyed by tbe members of the bought now at the low price of $10
at night nt Gravel Ford hall, Jan­
Mr. Flanagan's excellent qualities Myrtle Point band.
per share.
uary 11th.
Surely this is an opportunity
J. H. Minnrd aud A. R. Crib- had endeared him to all who were
which is met with but once in a life­
bins hnve been nttcndiug couuty so fortunate as to know him. Some
time.
oonrt
here had known him oyer a third
The e will to lively times in this
Minard & Bright are still cutting of a century, but they never heard Cannot bo permanently oared by tbe one
stock when it is listed on the Stock
log . to run down the East Fork of a
disparaging word
word against his of opiates and sedative compounds. It la
a disparaging
Exchange. We deal in numerous
the river.
character.
He was universally too deeply seated. It la caused by an bonds tbat pay from 4 to 5 per cent
Impoverished condition of the blood,
i \ r°J .°K *
n k,ll,"S
loved sml respected.
upon which the nerves depend for suste­ a year. We nre so confident of the
J. H. Minards sheep.
One lost ______________________
nance. This is the true and only nataral profits that will accompany invest­
his grip and forgot to bark any
explanation for nervousness. Purify, en­ ment in this stock that we have not
Fishtrap Fulminations.
more.
D on R ex .
rich and rltaliia the blood with
the slightest hesitation advising our
Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the
clients to sell their bonds and invest
Fishtrap, Jan. 13.— Marion Clin­
Snuta Maria “ Times,” Cal., in speak­ ton's camp will close down soon.
in Railwar and Dock stock while
ing of the various ailments of chil­
they can buy it at 10. The com­
Who is the greater traitor, Ar­
dren suid:
“ When my children nold or Cleveland?
pany is in solid financial condition,
hare croup there is but one patent
hns no indebtedness of any kind,
Another bond issue; another
medicine that 1 ever use, ami that crushing blow on tbe poor man.
and there are no bonds or mortgages
and
nervousness
will
disappear.
Hood’a
is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
ahead of the stock.
Prof. H. M. Bunch cloaed his
Sarsaparilla
will
five
vitality
to
the
blood
It possesses sen,.......edical proper- term o f public school at this place
The company owns all the rights,
and will send it coursing through the
ties that relieve the little sufferers last Friday. The day passed pleas veins and arteries charged with the life- titles, interests in, and the sole,
immediately. It is, in my opinion, urahly away literary exerciMea oc- j giving, strength building qualities which absolute and exclusive right to man­
the best cough medicine in the mar- riipving the afternoon. The pro-
*2"«'»™n®rTl’u»- ufacturo nnd sell indestructible
- - 1
' try Hood * Sarsaparilla and And the same
k e t” If this remedy is freely given fessor is much endeared to his stu­ relief of which hundreds of people are tel­ piles under U. 8. patents. The best
ns soon as the eroupy cough ap|>ears dents.
ling iu their published testimonials. Get engineering talent of the world has
it will prevent the attack. It is
Jimmie Hammnck, son of Wsl-
heretofore been unable to produce
also an ideal remedy for whooping lace Hammaclt, hss been very sick
a pile that is absolutely indestruct­
cough. There is no danger in giv- with disease o f the vermiform ap­ Bwaum Hood'« Rsnsparllls t . th* only ible. Many eoetlv experiments have
True
Blood
Purifier
prominently
In
th
.
ing it to children, ns it contains pendix. It has at last proven fatal, public . y . today. Hold by all drnggtata. been tried to make wooden piles
nothing injurious. For sale by Dr the child having died.
impervious against decay and the
H o o H 'a D i l l , rara hebltu.l e . i « w ravage« of marine worms, but the
B. L. Leneve, d ru g g ist.
A CORREsroNDEKT.
I IUOU s " H I S c,a. M nU .ptku .
Nervousness
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Hood’s only Hood’s
O ld Style-2>T © w Style
In place of the old wooden docks
covered by temporary sheds which
now disfigure the water fronts of
our cities, this company build solid,
indestructible piers, on which per­
manent irou, stone or brick build­
ings are put up just tho same as on
land.
New York City’s revenue will be
greatly enlarged by this vast increase
of taxable property on these new
piers.
The United States government
spent about $10,000,090 in deepening
the entrance to the Mississippi to
divert tidal notion by old style work
which will be supplanted in future
by the Railway nnd Dock Construc­
tion Company’s system. $4,000,000
hns already been expended on the
two immense jetties in the bay at
Galveston; they nre simply loose
rock dumped in the water, forming
a pyramid 100 feet wide nt the bot­
tom, tapering to 15 feet at the top
above the water. Each jetty is
about 4 J miles long. The Railway
and Dock Construction Co. build
indestructible jetties of same size
ut the bottom ns at the top and save
this enormous waste of stone and
labor.
In addition to nil these vast earn­
ings the plans of the R. & D. C. Co.
call for an expenditure of about
$10,000,000 to deepen the channel
at Sandy Hook. The U. 8. govern­
ment can well afford to spend this
stun to benefit the vast commercial
interests of the port of New York.
E v e n . B e a r S p e c u la t ­
o rs B u y .
for Ihn Jadeit and Rood
Health for nil JUuakind.
J o t ’ s
'JOHN KAINO,
MARTIN Kl'ShEL
THE MARSHFIELD
JOY'S VEGETABLE 8 »REAPASILLA.
is made from
herbs, and
contains n o
mi ne r a l
dru gs
or
deadly pois-
ou.
J oy ’s
V e g e ta b le
Bar *a par ilia
robs the
blood o f all
its im puri­
t ie s , a n d
courses all
these impuri*
il
NO RTH F RO N T S T R E E T ,
M A R S H F IE L D .
™1" «*
C o n s tip a ­
tion, Liver
C o m plaints
and Kidney
Affections.
LL KINDS o f blacksmith work and
wagon work, new or repair work, done
on short notice.
A
WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK
To g i.e satisfaction. Come and see us.
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KAINO & RUSSEL.
G o to th e
Joy’s Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
prevents tired feel­
ings, staggering sen-
I sations, palpitation I
o f heart, rush o f [
b lood to th e head, I
I dizziness, ringing i n i
ears, boots before th e |
eyes, headache, b il­
iousness,constipation j
o f bowels, pains in j
the back,m elancholy, I
tongue coated, foul
breath, pim ples o n |
face, body and lim b,
d e clin e o f nerve force j
d izzy s p e l l s , faint
j spoils, co ld , clam m y I
feet and hands, sour I
risings, fatigue, in -1
somniaL and all dis- [
eases of tb e stomach, |
liv e r and kidneys,
j Joy.s Vegetable Sar- I
| sapanlla is sold by all
druggists. R e f u s e a
substitute. When you
pay for the best sec that I
you get the beat.
M a r s h fie ld
RACKET STORE
For cheap goods and splendid bargains.
You can get many good articles at
one-half their cost at
other stores.
BLANKETS AND PILLOWS
at surprisingly low prices.
Steel Files of all sizes and shapes at h a lf
price.
The RACKET is on the co-operative
plan, and has good puyin.( stock iu the
company for sale.
North Front street, • ■ Marshfield.
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C. HOW E, A gent
THE
ST E A M E R S
Arago and Areata
Will Make Regular Trips Between
Railroad Co., Field, B. C., Canada;
Howard Swineford, Esq., of How­
ard Swiuoford & Co., Richmond, Va.;
W. M. Shipp, Esq., cashier of the
Deposit Bank, Midway, Iiy.; Jacob
Deyo, cashier Huguenot Bank, New
Pnltz, N. Y .; C. E. Harwood, Esq.,
cashier Rockville National Bank,
Rockville, Conn., nnd other promi­
nent gentlemen.
The Railway and Dock Construc­
tion company has an absolute mon­
opoly and its earnings will increase
with the steady growth of commerce
and of railroads.
Investors can buy the stock ut $10
per share, in lots to suit, from the
financial agents of the company,
Messrs. Geo. W. Dunn & Co., Bank­
ers, 2 W all Street, New York. Non­
residents can remit to them for the
shares by check, draft, money order,
registered letter, or by express, or
have the stock certificate sent by
express C. O. D.
The secret of making money is in
the old Greek proverb “ IIAIRON
GN OTHI” (KNOW YOUR OP­
PORTUNITY.)—The New York
Mercury.
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The tobacco habit grows on a man
uutil his nervous system is seriously
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We givo a written
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money with 10 per cent interest
Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a
scientific cure, that cures without the
aid of will power and with no incon­
venience.
It leaves the system as
pure and freo from nicotine as the
day before you took your first chew
or smoke.
Sold by all druggists,
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per box; three boxes (thirty days’
treatment), $2.50; or scut direct on
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R E CCO M ENDED . (B O V S A N D GIRLS CAN A P V iY )
W R IT E FO R P E R T IC U L A R S ..
APPLICANTS MUST BE WELL ':■?* A
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
Given Aw ay
E very M onth
to tho person submitting th©
m o s t m e r it o r io u s in v e n t io n
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during the preceding month.
WE SECURE PATENTS
FOR INVENTORS, and the
object o f this offer is to en­
courage porsons of an invent­
ive turn o f mind. At the
same time wc wish to impress
tho fact that
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It's the Simple,
Trivial Inventions
That Yield Fortunes
—such as Do Long’s Hook
and Eye, “ Soo that Hump,”
“ Safety Pin,” “ Pigs in Clo­
ver,” “ Air Brake,” etc.
Almost every one conceives
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a bright idea at some time or
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other. Why not put it in prac­
tical use? YOUR talents may
lie in this direction. May
make your fortune. Why not
try?
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f y W r i t c for further information and
mention this paper.
THE PRESS CLAIMS GO.
Not only the bulls but even old
bear operators are buying now—
P h ilip W. A v lrctt, Geu. Mgr.,
they confidently predict that this
6 1 8 F S tr e e t, N orth w est,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
one deal alone will put U. & D. C.
stock up to $250 a share as other
|^*The responsibility of this company
may bo Judged by the fact that its
large contracts will follow.
atock is held by over one thousand
of the leading newspapers in tho
Many lending marine engineers
United States.
and experts say: “ This company’s
system of construction must come
iuto universal use in building all
improvements in rivers nnd har­
bors.”
Powerful influences that
R I P 'A 'N 'S
will push this project in congress
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will cause nil active, booming specu­
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lobby and important railway, bank­
F ob T rade — A nice little 80-acre
UJ a r d F a m i ly M e d i -
ing nnd political interests are in line
ranch, comfortable house, 10 acres
for this purpose.
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The officials nnd large stockhold­ in cultivation, splendid black-oak
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ers are well known practical finan­ wood in abundance; located 3 miles
c o m m o n e v e r y -d a y
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ciers and business men, whose from Grants Pass, in the Rogue
ills o f h u m a n ity .
names are at once a synonym for River valley— to exchange for land!
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trustworthy, capable management near Coquille City. A good bargain j
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and a guarantee that any stock in will be given some one who wishes J
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which they invest is safe, solid and to go to a dryer climate. Call at the
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very profitable. Among them nre H erald office in Coquille City.
Geo. W. Dunn, Esq., president of
the company, hend of the banking
house of Geo \V. Dunn & Co., New
York, and president, director nnd
trustee of other corporations; he
This old reliable and
hns been prominent iu Wall street |
most puccessfal spec­
Acres. J mile from
for 25 years as u careful,level-headed
ialist in San Frat cis ­
Myrtle Point poatoBes; all rieh bot­
co, still oontinnes to
financier; Hon. Thomas Murphy, j
tom land, cleared, fenced and in high
cure nil Sexual and
state of cultivation. GOOD HOUSE
ex-senator— the famous ex-collector ! nnd new
Seminal Diseases,
barn, about 50 bushels o f potatoes
of tbe port of New Y’ ork under and a large amount of garden truck; 27
Ruch as Gonorrhea,
G 1 e e t, S t r i c t n re.
President U. 8. Grant; the eminent tiers hard wood, good cook stove, 75 chick­
Syphilis, in all its
about 50 bushels of corn, and a good
lawyer, R. A. B. Dayton, Esq., coun- j ens.
forms. Skin Diseases,
skiff with two pairs of oars.
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e r v o u s Debility,
sel of the company, 322 Broadway, ALL OFFERED FOR $ 5 0 0
Impotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss o f
New York; Eugene Harvey, Esq.,
Call at Wells. Fargo <t Co’ s Express office Manhood, the consequence of self-abuee
banker, Drexel building, Philadel- ¡ at Myrtle Point for further particulars.
and excesses producing the following sym p­
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un­
phia, Pa.; R. M. Stanbrough, Esq.,
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
capitalist, West Hurley, New York; Chance for a Nice Home, Cheap the ears.” loss o f confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
Geo. D. Hilyard, Esq., contractor, j
1 1 \ H I E S OF LAND. WITH A heart, w°akness of the limbs nnd back, Iona
New York; W. A. Childs, Esq., of I ‘A - l \ ~ good, new 2 story house o f 7 of memory, pimples on the face, coughs,
the Calumet and Hecla Copper Co., 1 rooms, besides closets and porches, all well consumption, etc.
finished, good spring close to house, barn,
DR. GIF BON hns practised in San Fran­
Calumet, Mich.; Edw. A. Wilson, chickeu-honse
and yard, high land gnrden. cisco over 80years an 3 those troubled should
Esq., broker, New York; Geo. B young orchard of prunes, plums, cherries, not fail to consult him and receive the ben­
apples, pears and peaches, with an abun­ efit of his great skill and experience. The
Shellhorn. Esq., receiver Montgom­ dance
o f small fruits. About one-half is doctor cur*s when others fail. Try him.
ery, Tuscaloosa aud Memphis Rail­ bottom land, with garden, or pasture for a C l RES GUARANTEED. F e r a e cured
way Co., Montgomery, Ala.; Y. Car- fow. with stock wpter. and all cleared and . at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
cenced. Apply to
G. W. NORTON.
writ*.
f>R. J. F. GIBBON.
ryer, Esq., of the Canadian Pacific (
Coquille City, ( West Side.) |
625 Kearney slrect, San Fraucisco, Cal.
An Elegant Home---------
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Dr Gibbon