g r illt
T (T É S D A Y ,
M ARCH
LOCAL
Miss E lla
Highest o f *11 in Leavening Power.— Latest U . S. Gov’t Report
g U ij g S e rn h l
84, Ï89&
IT E M S .
had spent several days ou business.
ABSOLUTELY P U B E
8. W e denmnil that the state
The Coos county Populist con
vention convened at Coquille City shall print and issue all school
M arch 19, 1890, at 1 o ’clock, with boolt8 lo llle Peol,le at cost-
J. 8. M cE w en as temporary chair- j
° denmud that the road
man and B. F. Savage temporary j supervisors be elected by the direct
j vote
secretary.
" ie PeoP 'B
their respec-
On motion, the chair appointed **Te ron(l districts.
W . H. Nosier, J. Ernst aud 1. T.
Resolved, 1. That the People’s
W eekly a committee on credentials. PH, ty ° f
Coos county hereafter
Oregon Kidney Tea is sold on a
positive guarantee by N. G . VV.
of the pence; D. H. Johnson, con Perkins, o f Myrtle P o k t, and Dr.
stable.
S. L. Leueve, of Coquille City.
Dist. No. 6.— A. 1). Morse, jus
W h ile in San Francisco a week
tice of the peace; H. N. R. Huut,
or so ago Mrs. C. W . Martin pur-
Constable.
chased a beautiful showcase for
Convention adjourned until 7 her goods. It is worth looking nt.
p. m.
Oregon Kidney T e r is nature’s
On Reconvening of convention at
7:30, motion made that we submit own remedy for kidney troubles.
the one term proposition At the F o r sale by N. G. VV. Perkins, of
M yrtle Point, and Dr. S. L. Leueve,
next primaries. Motion lost.
Moved and carried thnt con of Coquille City.
Convention adjourned until re- j nominate candidates fcr the vari-
port of committee on credentials I‘>us oflices by the Initiative and vention adjourn until voting pre
Was made.
j Referendum, said candidates to lit cincts nominate justices and con
stables.
On reconvening of the couven- recommended by five known Pop-
VV. H. N osier was recommended
tion the report of committee o n : u' ' s' s sud published in one or as joint representative for Coos
credentials was read aud adopted 'Q°re newspapers for at least two and Curry counties.
R e p o it o f various precincts on
as follows:
weeks before such convention.
nominations for justices o f the
Baudou— M. I. Swift, U . E .j
Resolved, 2
That all questions
peace and constable s read aud
Baldwin.
j pertaining to the good o f ths
adopted.
Burton P r a ir ie — N o t represented. P «'ty shall be submitted to the
Moved nnd earned that the man
Coquille City— T. A. W alker, W . ! people for a direct vote after be ner of voting be left in the bauds
l l . Nosier.
ing 8>gued by 25 Populists and of central committee.
Moved aud curried that we ad
Coaledo— E. E. Hayes.
published in newspapers for at
journ.
North Coos lllv e r — Byron F. |
lwo issuRB-
VV. II. N o b l e r ,
Resolved, 3. Thnt delegates to
Savage.
Clmir man.
state and national conventions be Win. Philips, I u
D o ra — M. J. Krautz.
instructed not to fuse with any B. F. Savage, ( Secretaries.
E m p ire— Win. Phillips.
party that does not adhere to these
principles.
sented.
Respectfully submitted,
L ak e— N o t represented.
J. A. D o ak ,
M issouri— T. T. Weekly, W . C u l
T. A. W a lk e r ,
W . F. V o l k m a r ,
bertson.
E dw ard D a v is ,
M yitle P o in t— David M cNnir,
A. C. W i l s o n ,
Samuel Johnson.
Gommiteeo.
P o u r-M ile— A. Osborne.
The committee on counting the
M arshfield— T. Howard, Chas.
bnllots reported the following:
M agary, J. A. Lcee.
F o r representative— Tlios. Back-
L ib b y — A. C. W ilson, Richard
man, 203; R. D . Hanford, 189; W.
Ayre.
H. Nosier, 11.
N o r w a y --W . A. Moomaw, Sher
County clerk— A. N . Knight, 77;
man Pauli.
Frank A. Hrnith, 134; E. Pannen-
P a rkersburg— J. C- Crane, J. A.
berg, G4; J. J. Stanley, 104; B. R.
Douk.
Pauli, 33.
Randolph— Jas. M. Perkins.
S h e r i f f - W . W . G age, 315; H .
Riverton— O. A. Kelly.
VV. Dunham, 90; J. H . James, 1;
R ow land— W . F. Volkmar.
S. Giles, 1.
South slough— Joel Patterson.
Treasurer— VV. W . Hayes, 311;
Sum ner— J. P. Beyers.
W . S. Bunch, 87; J- N . Nelson, 8.
Ten-m ile— E d Davis.
Coroner— Clias. Howe, 367.
Coos R iver— J. Ernst, Isaac Lan-
Assessor— K. H . Hansen, 237;
drith.
W . A. Collver, ICO.
W . H. Nosier was then chosen
School superintendent— J. H.
permanent chairman nnd B. F.
Barklow, 250; F. W . W right, 151.
Savngo and W . Ph ilip s permanent
C ounty com m issioner— VV. H.
secretaries.
. H ull, 69; E. J. Coffelt, 75; W . H .
that
Motion made and carried u
m ijw id h y , 33; I. T. Weekly, 98; J.
the chair appoint a committee o f I p. Goodman, 41; J. C. Laird, 85.
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Prairie— Not rep re
five on resolutions. The following
Surveyor— Dal Cathcart, 6; W .
were appointed: J. A. Doak, Par-1 H Scliroeder, 2; Joe Kaueumtz,
kersburg; A. C. Wilson, L ib b y ; T. 28; Doe, 1; W . H. Ham ilton, 12;
A. W alker, Coquille; L d Davis, ( j rogp,y j . Johnson, 3; Condrou,
Teum ile; W . F. Volkm ar, Row
1.
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N e r v o u s Shock.
E. W . Joy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
This is the first time I have attempted
so write for three years. Have been
to nervous and weak that I have
laid in bed most of the time.
A friend who had taken your
Sarsaparilla Rent mo two bottles.
The second one is most gone, nnd
I have gained twenty pounds, and
surely feel a new woman
I was
pale, thin , no ambition. Had given
up, as I had tried so many remedies
nnd doctors, but found no benefit.
I f you care to publish this you have
my consent, (Signed)
the faith o f all
the people nnd all the wealth of
the
government
the
same
as
rintionnl bonds.
Coroner_ Ch(lfl H owe.
Motion made and carrled
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The modern stand-
u ard Family Medi
a cine : Cures the
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U com
mon every-day
>
3 ills of humanity.
U
Z
o
the
PORTABLE AND
MARINE.
I f you think of buying nn enei ne of any
size or Kind srn l for our CATALOGUÉ
NO. »W. ooiitaining illustrations aud
prices of every kind of engines from I
up to ÎIS horse power, at bottom prices,
or L IS T NO.
for yacht engines, boilers
and boat machinery. Kith or sent free.
C H A S . 1». W I L L A R D
& c o ,;
11*7 CANAL STREET CHICAGO.
ft
two
having the largest vote.
increased to »50 per capita, or more ?
M r 8m ilh
if necessary, to do the business of IlomInee
Wft8 declared
the
the country on a cash basis.
| F o r collnty commissioner, L T.
4. W e are nnalterably opposed weekly reccejved
TO, e8 and j .
to the issue of any more bonds by c
Laird
3 vo,e8
Mf
t u
and demand that the government
videvi by law.
5. W e urge a state
•
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VJ
Mol|on mtde aud carried lhftt
Motion made and enrried that
constitn- |h- noraineeg of Ulia convell,ion
tional convention at the earliest d rfr
expenses of a delegate
possible date In order to amend to tbe , taU contention,
our constitution so ns to give the
people direct legislation, through
Justices nml constables nomi-
the Initiative aud Referendum o f ,
, ..
tho various voting pre-
the widest applicable form, giving cl||pf9.
tbe people a chance to propose and
Pist, No. 2. J. D. Sunderland,
vote on all state nnd national ques
justice of the peace; \V, F. Llrmt,
tions.
constable.
6. W e oppose the importation
Diet. No. 4 J. H . Minnrd, jus
o f pnoper nnd contrsct Inbor from
tice of the peace; G . G. Swau,
•H countries and favor a more conft^,d)le
stringent law restricting the same.
Dist. No. 5 — E. A. Adams, jus
7. W e demand the re-enactment
tice of the peace; Sam Giles, con
o f the mortgage tax law in this stable.
atWte.
Dist. No. 9 J. II. Coed, justice
m
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m
t t m
n n
Given Away
Every Month
Weekly
Bnrveyor be left va.
m
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
the United States in time of peace, WM dec|arod ,,le I)oniinee.
use either gold or silver in pay- , he office of
ment o f coin obligations, as pro- canj
Robinson,
Mrs.
Mrs. Smith, 1!. C. Rucker, S. D.
Magnes, Capt. Paton, Clias. Adams,
George Robinson, II. Dalgren, II.
C. Slierritt, Miss
Hazel Day.
A rrivals by Homer,
Saturday:
H enry Poole, Frank McConville,
Geo. F. Schroedi-r, W . II. Scliroe-
der, A. Clinton, M. E. Babb, Miss
Clara Mansfield.
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■ l o w 1 » C u r e I t ! i < - i i i » : i l i * n i .
Arngo, Coos Co., Oregon, Nov. 10,
1893.— I wish to inform you of the
great good
Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm 1ms done my wife.
.She has
been troubled with rheumatism of
the arms and hands for six
months, and has tried ninny reme
dies prescribed for that, complaint,
but found no relief until she used
this Pain Balm; one bottle of which
has completely cured her.
I take
pleasure in recommending it for
that trouble.
Yours truly, C. A.
Bullard.
50 cent nnd $ i bottles
for sale by Dr. S. L. Leneve, drug
gist.
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A ye r’s S a rs a p a rilla
C t ir e s o t h e r s .w ill e u ro y o u
Tho Ornt p rize w ill b© g iv e n to tiie p erso n w ho co n s tru cts tho longest
sen
ten ce in g o o d E n glish c o u tu liiic g no le tte r o f th o a lp h a b e t m o re than three
senti
tim es . It Is n o t n ecessary to use e v e ry le t t e r o f th e a lp h a b et. T h e o th e r prizes w ill
g o in r e g u la r o r d e r to th o s e c o m p e tito rs w h o se sen ten ces a r e n ex t in le n g th .
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T. Howard, jew eler of M arsh
field, came over to Coquille last
Thursday to look in on the conven
tion aud call on friends.
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forms. Skin Diseases,
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In.potency, Seminal Weakness and Loss o f
Manhood, tho consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the following symp
toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
der the eyes, pain in tho head, ringing in
the ears, loss <»f confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
heart, weakness of the limbs and back, loss
of memory, pimples on tLo face, coughs,
consumption, etc.
D li. GIBBON has practised in San Fran
cisco over 80years an 3 tlioso troubled should
n«»t fail toootuoil him and rcoeive the ben*
efit of his great skill and experience. The
doctor cur s when others fail. Try him.
01 RES GUARANTEED. Persona eared
tit home. Ohnrges reasonable. Call or
write.
D ll. J. F. GIBBON.
G25 Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal.
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th PRIZE CONTEST..
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or not. This contest closes A pril 15, 18U6. The prize winners will be announced one
week later and the winning sentences published. In caso two or more prize-win
ning sentences are o f the sarno length preference will bo given to the best one.
Each competitor must construct his own sentence, ami no person w ill be allowed
to enter this contest more than onoa. Sentences cannot be corrected or substituted
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V o offer One Hundred Dollars lteward
for any case o f Catarrh that cannot be
cured bv Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY ¿i CO. Proprietors,
Toledo, O.
Wo the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, aud believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially al>lo to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Tiuax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, ().. Wnlding, Rinnan & Marvin,
■Wholesale Druggists, Toleco, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and raucous
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Address,
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Thnt Yield Fortunes
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—such as Do l/ong’ ji Hook
and Rye, “ Soo that Hump,”
“ Safety Pin.” “ Pigs in Clo
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J. J, Or.rz <’•!!•(>(! wltli th « medicine n'tcr suffering five years. Mrs. T). BrotivSff
eured a badly iufi mieil and swollen nrm in one niglit with Swamp Angel. Eph-.
ram Jobns.ni in bed « lx months with Inihimmatory rheamatUm, cured in three I
weeks. G. W . Owens suffered since the war with rheumatism; cured oompletelv. I
\v. S. Nnnlr, rluimialisni all over the b jd y and partly paraljzed, cured sound and
well with S va « p A #•! M.dicin » In two weeks. The above people live in Atlanta,
Mr. Kiker, o f IV.ichamia, On., on crutches three month4, commenced with Swamp
m li-bra ; in <\vo <1 iy* threw his crutches away, and in tw o weeks he w a i i
out k» th- ft* 1«! a work. A lute oust* U reported os follows : ‘ \J. M. Jones, J. p.
Dodo, G.i.. 31 L 1S)4, s »y-«: Mv wjfajias been in bed eight months with rheuma-
tiem -.t»d on • b >t 1* *» Swmnp An gel Medicine has her nearly well.** So it goes in 1
a I) iidn dcis-'s. C in’ t naai*.* them-—no space.
W O L L E N B REASTS, TUM ORS. G O ITE R S . W E N S. A N D S W E L L IN G S 4
v are caused by ] » cadtes. The milk in a woman’ s breast will sour and ferment.
A V lT ) W A Y N E M A R IO Y fold and guaranteed in Atlanta, Georgia, over tour
thousand bo ties S w a m p A n o e l M e d ic in e . Out of this large number o f pa*
......... .
1 „ ,n nut nvo c:m
ticiitri treated «m l iifrli.g tin, wonderful preparations there
1
, wq
plaints, l w o persons dissati«fled, two poop c, and only in o. as the boo
show, demanded the return o f their money.
V fp rn
O V K It O N E I I I N D B K D T H O U S A N D B O T T L E S FO LD AN D \' A L L A N l LL>
Practical tests bv the above number cf families show conclusively that S w a m p
A y g f l M f d ic in k Bland« in mcdlclal science a here Morgen thaler typo sett» nj?
m o a liW a
i „ printc-r’e nrt— nt tbe h«*n<L
T b e people n«y it is tlie gfeiltCSt
pain destroyer nnd germ and microbe killer on earth. It is the only m dtcmc of
its class in the world made without any acids. Swamp Angel Medic ne »s manu
factured from the extracts o f roots, barks, £it ms, ypget aides, oils, alcohol , chloro
form and gases. By practical experience it has been found in the above number
of eases that Swamp An gel Medicine is the most magical medicine made for inter
nal and external me. 'J lie above 100,000 purchasers say it w ill cure, and the
manufacturer guarantees it to cure:
O N S U M P T IO N , A S T H M A , C A T A M H I,
Bronchitis, Throat Troubles, Sore Threat, Cough?, Co d«\ and ail Bronchial
Diseases, Rheumatism Stiff J -ints, Swollen Limbs. L tekn ! m *. II ••■Lcliy Pooth
ache Ner.ra'gia, Piles and Corns—a certain cure tor Indi ¿e<t •>. Dyspj p<i t. Colic
in man or animal, Croup, Diarrhcca, Dysentery, Flux, ( rumps, or any unnatural
pains in the bowels or ttomach; remov -s colds, dead s n ..: i > 4 < f
; ' } ,li
cold feet aud stops all pamlytic tendences. Sw.nr;) Angel Medieiii z w 11 ki.l
almost instantly all Flies, Fieas, Lice, B igs, V, t*s. w r. s, Fa u-it s, Microbes, or
Germs o f Mfe ofeve^y variety, and will therefore. d«-stn y all grow ing and batty
Tumors, Goiters, Wens, or swo len aud Enlargotl B ©.i t.-, an I give im eiiate relief
il D the lì \ t liver medicine
to bites o f poisonous snakes an d stings of insect
on carlit, and will cure Womb Tioublcs, Fe iu»L I i. g 'll irlfif-: all Kidneys and
L iv tr CompkiAits, and never faiU on Deafness, F-.dl dir c ’ j u s for using arc
wrapped arour.d every bo* b*.
P IN IO N OF E X P E R T S .
On December 13, 1893, Dr. Herman M B’g.v bnclerulog'st o f lite health
board o f N e v York city, i.rorm o ! that l)<>dv tiia*. c vis-.Kiipti >n w is c msed by
• mi i an \ -■
I . tie*, huma \ lu
a small louse, paraslfe or germ ; that it wa-cinn-t ,i>
bol d d-.-iled that I).*,
On December 14, 1803 (sec Health Reports), the. It •
on
to
I
«»late all p'irsons
Biggs was correct in lii< diagnosis, and pass d :» r-**
1-.j bags, simply the bugi,
in tl’.e city suffering with consutnpt on. T licivfo »•,
we have to li^lit in cases of consumption.
C IE N C E T H R O U G H T I I E M iCROHCOI’ K
g the live fiber and
can distinctly sec theso sin ill germs o: up
c a worm in i r is j or
warm blood drops of man as \vi I) the nak d VO S'
Dr. V. R. > eh c.k, spo.-i dis', s Iys:
ncaterpilLr eating a grcea leaf. Tlterefor
g U'iiis of disease.
til
“ The only medicine of nat-ire is that which A ¡‘d ’
R E W A R D W I L L BE P A ID
•r, wa p. Inns«, or human par.a-
*° I ™ to ,IM,i a *,ui( wonu. be-’, spy
/
site, germ or microbe t at c i
• • in .s ii ep Angel M dicine.
y
I m *. a be - <>r even a il.V,
Drop any consumption remedy ur cough medie pc .\ :t
ten to one that such an insect will com mew e ¡o e of y • *r “ gr a* a id wonderful
medicine.” Then 1 t a small port! )y > ' F »nm A . 1 \!. ! i:. jo fh’ I -m a board
three inches or more from a rty and ins a tly it ce ;!-i■”..:*••• U sclit-s o f cir.ll OtiS
s \ i p a ig*-l M • Heine,
and soon falls over dt^ad, killed by the p »i*on«r:.s
.Then pour out thirty drops o f Swamp Aug* 1 M* i••in o in su;ar, s • i io v it, close
•your mouth, and yon can feel liquid fire and s i e* • * ni. ig thro igh ever, air-cell o f
•your lungs and passing off through the nostrils. < >,union sciis: m i i u t tin s show
. you that the same gases which ar •* so deadly to th* tly n 'i t certainly liavc a simi-
i iai effect on the “ tubercle bacilli,1' the moth catiu ; parasite on ilie lungs.
O
STEAM a ™
(¡ASOLINE
EMMS S
n
Convention then balloted for
3. W e demand the «m o un t.o f j ^
0,Brki Frauk A . Smith re
circulating medium be epeedily , ceivi
10 yotc8 aud j . j . stan,ey
Mrs.
C
j mnjority o f nil votes cast thnt the
convention choose from
M cKenna,
Miller, Mrs. Ilanson Rnd children,
D
RI PANS
IL
thnt
when uo candidate had received
M. Hanimerly, a well-known business man
of Hillsboro, Va.. sends this testimony to
the merits of A ye r’s Sarsaparilla: “ Several
years ago, I hurt my leg, the injury leaving
a sore which led to erysipelas. My sufferings
were extreme, my leg, from flic knee to the
ankle, being a solid sore, which began to ex
tend to other parts of the body. After trying
various remedies, 1 began taking A ye r’s
Sarsaparilla, and, before 1 had finished the
first bottle I experienced great relief; the
second bottle effected a complete cure.” *
M iss Edna O ’Connell, Mrs.
Headaches, Billiousncss and Tor
pid Liver disappear when you take
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
E . E. Hnyes and O. A. Kelly.
fall legal tender for all debts, pub-
lie and private, without the help of
banking corporations; said cur-j
A rrivals by Arngo, Friday, 13th
inst.:
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Alemoda, Cal.
T. Howard moved thnt we elect
Ou motion, the chair appointed couuly officers for one term only.
five delegates to count the returns Alotion made to amend snme, tlnit>
of the primaries, ns follows: A “ provided the people sanction it at
Osboru, Joel Pntterson, M. I. Swift, the primaries.” Amendment car
ried, aud motion ns amended cur
On motion, adjournment was had ried.
to count the voteB and allow the
Motion made nnd carried that all
committee to prepare resolutions. candidatea having a clear majority
On reconvening of convention the I , a„ vote8 cast l)e declared the
following resolutions wero sub- !
nominees of the convention.
milled nnd adopted:
The following persons were then
1. W e demand the free and un
declared the nominees for the fol
limited coinage of silver aud gold
lowing oflices:
nt the rntio of 16 to 1, upon terms
Representative — Tlios.
Buck-
o f exact equality, regardless of
man.
foreigu nations.
Sheriff— W. VV. Gage.
2. W e demand a national paper
Treasurer— VV. VV'. Hayes.
currency, safe nnd sound, issued
School superintendent— J. H.
by the general government only, a |juriliovr
A V E R ’S
S a r s a p a r il la
This old reliable nnd
most successful spec
ialist in San Fra tois
es». still continues to
M rs . A. C. T il l m a n .
land Prairie.
Yencÿ backed by
We take this opportunity of informing
our subscribers that the new Commission®
of Pensions baa been appointed. He is an
old soldier, and we believe that sold ¡era and
their heirs will receive justice at his ur.iids.
We do not anticipate that there wifi be any
radical changes in the administration o f
pension affairs under the now regime.
We would advise, however, that U. B-
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make application nt once, if they have
not already done a *, in o rder to secure the
benefit of'th e early filing of their claims
in case thcro should bo any future pension
legislation. Such legislation is seldom
retroactive. Therefore it is of «rent im
portance that applications bo filed in the
department at the earliest possible date.
If U. S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire information in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to Tine P hsss C laims C ompany , at
Washington. l>. C., nml they will prepare
and send the necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address.
PltKSS CLAIMS COMPANY,
P. O. Box335.1
Washington, D. C.
Col. R. H . Rosa returned from
M arshfield lust Friday where he
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■anil tVaautnnliaaaas— K r a r j I h liiB
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h u u a l i a i l Oaal.
Dr Gibbon
G. A. R. NOTICE.
several
L o o k ! L o o k !!— W hy sit on stools
and boxes wheu you can buy chairs
of J. B. Fox for 81, or 86 per set?
POPULIST COUNTY CONVENTION.
Enchanted
Buck spent
days vis itin g at Bandon lust week.
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for further Information and
mention this paper.
THE PRESS CLAIMS GO.
P h ilip W. A vlrett, Qca. Mgr.,
618 F S t re e t, N orthw est,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
K ^ “ Th© rotponsIMlity o f this company
may be Judged by the fact that its
stock is held by over one thousand
o f the leading newspapers iu the
United States.
n E F IR S T C U R E M A D E
In December, isfi2, I started firm G c oig’ a t ' U’ r-iida to die of consumption.
The disease had been slowly d eep in g on n;c f**r lift e ’ y> nrs. I was n skele
ton, 120 pcumis, no digestion, noappetite, no utnUtiob, m h I no ■p.'cial desire to
live. On my -way South I become acquainted v i t i an old Doctor. NS'itli LI-« i o p
ind advice I invented the Swz-.mp A n gel Medici e. On March 1. 1S0I, I had
using this medicine about fourteen months, from 100 to 3 1) dr \ .< a d iv. On my
return to Atlanta^ after nn absence o f less than a year selling t i» m nUcine, 1
j stepped up to Mr. Wright, chief o f the detective force in A t aina. an i one of the
smartest men in Georgia remembering faces, and extended mv band. He said:
( “ Really, I don’ t remember yon; seems like I have seen you semen here.” This is
. D. W. Marion, the man yon saw three straight months every day at i>7 Decatur
. street.” “ Indeed! indeed! is that so? 1 never would have known you. How you
* have changed! Y o u look ten years younger. What on earth have vou bo n doieg
I o yourself?” Taking from 100 to 300 drops o f Sw mp Angc* Medicine eveiy day,
was my reply. Mr. Uranium, chief clerk c f the city delivery for the Lamar-Knn-
kin Drug Co., who sold me drugs every day for three months, did not know me o.i
I my return. 1 had a room rented oa Cherry street Ma ’o:i, Ga., during 1sl)2. I
met the policeman, Mr. Taylor o f that beat a year after I bad commenced the use
o f Swamp Angel Medicine. He said: u Surely you are not the man who was
dying of that terrible cough and lung trouble in the rear of Wings printing shop?
Why, when 1 passed your room at midnight, l heard that cough. I said to myself
you are not long for this world, and here you show un in the pink o f health.
( What have you been doing to gain so rapklly and look so much younger? My re,»iy
was the same old s to r y ,‘ Swamp Angel Medicine.”
Iu fact, kina reader, few
people who knew me a year ago, a consumptive invalid, can recognize me to-day
i] weigh 170 pounds, have a good appetite aud the powers faculties and passions
of a man in the prime of life. Now, let me say to you that If you have lung '’dis
ease, don't delay if you are not dying. Try th it wonderful germ killer!
i AFNK8B CURED
*C . G THIendcti, of Atlanta, Ga., cured of deafness of fifteen years standing
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C®ha Hite and Mary Caswell, both o f Atlanta, cured of almost total deafness, a f
ter doctoring for year?. Many cases cured, can't name them.
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H E U M A T IS M CURED.
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Tbtodon Fletcher cured with two bottles of mediclno; had speut WO).
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Thou commences-he mis.m e K i l l tin t trouble every time with Swaup
Angel Me Heine. ^ G »iier-, Tn .<> -s. and Wens a-c dcvol >,>in » worms. KUl them I
ever*’ tune with ^w. ni • A « y l M iiii ie. W all Clnpm ui, Sa n Jones, (colored) j
Moll (? Di k-o'i, U . T inplo, ill of Atlanta, all cu e 1 o f b id cases o f tumors, and I
go tor-4. S un J.) ies, c«p*ci:i'l/, wa, being choke 1 to death with a lirg e goiter on I
t!»e n -ok. in on * m » i i u ( w wring a •(>! ar and n cktl *, sim e as other p eo p le.»
Fw:im;> Any. 1 M *d cine-lid t r* work
<' »u!«l i l l d ' f v <w>es it'had space.
J\1X K Y , B L A D D E R A N D L IV E R T R O U B L E S .
• S.vamp Anxel M vb .ine A cts unst effecti/e on the Kid ic / s . The urine
---- -/fre.i s ii ‘II * )/ die i -d!‘ ‘in j c->i.*ci illy \vh**n tak *n i i larg - .loses, O. \V.‘
Mi Wi liaiu, pr si l -n'. of the S i!r-Alliance at Sto kb. i Igo Ga . co dd not stoop*and
pick up a t» n. Afi.cr udug Swamp Angel M * lie nn !i * c mid ¡»1 k up 130 pounds.
I* m i 1 * hi m a new man ; belt r than he ha I bee i i » twenty years. James Jackson
A ’ ianta, s i;h:c I ’or v *a s v\it!i d. h » ■?<?<; cure 1 w th t \v/botil s o f S raiii-» A n gel
M *d id io . R is w ! Wl» dev, A^a-ita. c tv-i ot .ml i nmatiou o f the b .a d d c r'u tmo
w ek with Sw tn}> Angel M * lichic.
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n ' MM red d >y t;i • '»•■- mi died experts to b? oausc by para Ites, germs or
*•; S-.vi ii ■ A m : 1 M • li • ic n \vi f is io k IH Die hugs. Mrs. Spinks,
living o i J. J. !ir.»g*f.n‘ > i» a«*c, uc n* L i vnmeevibe, Ga., ha t been p roped up In bed
six mo.iii.s widi a-tlim i. lu > week aft r c mur »ncing the use of Swamp A n gel
M-* iei ie sh-*. ,-n n a »1 1 >i•igh.*r«»w • h >inew*»rk. U«» » I give you manv remark
able mvs ..f »* d ic ita rh an l :* thin a. Swamp Angel M : lieins will cure, if yoa
give it .a i ri d.
R K 'd U K ’ . VS D IA R R H E A A N D C O L IC
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are a i cau-ed by ^er -i-, microiies or p irasltcs. John D.inLls, Atlanta, waa
st tick wii !i a !»Le » i \ In
A .-a-h i.a t ;m check nnd three teeth out.}
E es’ pc'a« set in. T h r v d i y * i f e r l i s fi«*- w i- a lio r bh sight. Saturday night!
ca.nin * i” .*d \v..li S \a up Ang.d M ■ ¡¡cm *. M *.id ty *n n-iiiug. .»o symptoms o f a
swollen f icc. J. R. ( I > \ *r. A i m ». t in I .¡.'hr «aid : “ Oh, f will die be fora I
d y ! ’ Coiig'.sLim <»f th ; .st*> n ic ». D. W. M irim p impe i lire d ».ses or 150'
ho ii *. N. If. C i isir *, a i i g • f u* n * >'* U dt * i > i it ', -a y «: My mule was drops
sickl into h: g *:i lein m i i 2 i miu
frdiii 3 a m riil Up ni. I r!i*.i J cmcj 1 m m v it i two tiblespoonfull of Swamp;
A açel Mwliohm. In tw* ity mi mlo th i: i t • was up eating o a t* Miss E lla)
Glower, says: *‘ N >t o ; i : a f t h : mmi h < I i iia« h 1 1 L iGripp *. a cough or coldt
thh winter. A t the ih-.t sy n, t >.ii4 f iro i j I o We give uni take Swamp Augelt
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Margaret d •• t » . I'» ( ’ » irthiM'i st-eefc d>\v \ in bo 1 six months with con-'
stiniptio
snmiitiu i I l i ! * - t i n in.! wcok after commencing the use o f Swamp An gel'
Modicinc sin wa* w ilk n^ aro ni 1 and attendin'; night shows. In two week?]
she w*s wa I . ; a m «• i » i i lo t A igiwt sun. J lVr. McDonald. West End, Ga. }
suffered rlii.' iy vM - with t-iiroat : im ! lung disease ; cured sound and well w ith ’
Swamp A m ; *. . * i«* • n . D u\i S Iceland, D *K «lb county, down In bed tliroo
montlis w i i i-vi m .. j > r ; f > u : - wa . walk! a ; about <*verywh*re after commencing-
the «:•«» of Swam: i A
‘ I .'•i-l?cini*. D ia c llin r (Ea-t Point, Ga., J. If. Thomas i
J. II. Cooper, Ma ti ■ l'o ,kiu-, Ah ok II ly . ood all of A lama, was c u .e d o f long!
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YSl’E I’SIA AND
I Swanio A 'iet I M * !. i • a w »nd rfiil t uie, and t?»o efore never fails oni
-'i 'n. T'ni- trou’ 1 : ¡' simply fer nentaion o f thej
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Dysoep-it an i l l ! .
Uoni ich. F. r.n n itLn i« r-generu l n. S e y a^t rising and milk souring through?
mlcn>sc<p M ilion - * f mg-* ar® v - ib e. s • v il!i Dyspepsia, indigestion, an A
o u r b d e h - : tiie g.i tr’.- j i’ • ■< ha e fail d t > f r**v d g^Mlon. Oacdose of Swamp:
Angel Medicine pu; - a t i am *il:a'e
p u> ad fom entation in the atomaeli. Ijt kille
the* hugs. Cut ' - iu A l . u t i ; •*. 1’. him i d is. W. S. webb, J. ii. Kay, O. K ,
•Hornby, IV, G. Gibso., aud U O i i d e 111 Atlanta alone.
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That there are f. w bottles returned Dr. J. C < 'obh jk Co.. 1» ichannan, Oft.f
say.i: Three hundred h-»tt. es of Swamp Angel Medicine sold and guaranteed
here ; only t'ir e •--■mplaiut' ; sin goes like a daDy a id gives perh et Sai¡¿faction.v
Dr. C. D. MeD n a il, of McDo '»:igN, fit.. - iv * : s |.| on* '* i;i I red b jttlcs of)
Swamp Angel M * iie’ n * li re n:i 1 r a g.mian oj . 1 have hid but one complaint,
one bottle rein ii *1.” Big.vell rt o h-M's. La'vrenrev.ll% O *, siyg : Have sdhl
three hand red bjtth*< Swa ]» Aug 1 M dhiiie h«r.-; ii gives unive. sal satisfaction. ” ,
Brooks A Ivy f'ov.tijitou. Ga . writes: l(iv< *‘ >11 o.er one htindej bottles o f
•SwampAnvel Mod cmc : gua-anteed eve y I* !*.!« ,.nd h ive not had one b ottle ro-
turned.», Cap. S .»nnd S. Peg ». \r’:in?i, Oa »ivs “ I traw'ed with Dr Marl-*
on six months aid sold over 5 0 *0 o- tc es >f Swamp Ange Mi diciac, under a pos-j
a live guarantee, staying fro u two to four weeks iu each town. I only !iad two'
bottles return-d daring this ti ne.
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THIS T iC K E i t i l (IT u E S
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