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Newspaper Page Textmi ti Ule Cito Uefòift» VOL. COQUILLE CITY, 14. ] )R. J. BURT. MOORE, BURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. ILL promptly respond to nil cnlls, dav or night.. Office nt the new I)m« Store, opposite the It. K. D-po*; residence in Hatch prop erty. near Air. Meaner’*. W . , . . . OOQVlLLB CITY. OREGON. __ TH E P E O P L E 'S . . : ; 1 ... BARBER SHOP 0 AND M 08T P H P BEST. NEATEST rI' A up-to-ilnte in tile citv, lint and ('old Baths—Reasonable Charge«. Courteous Treatment. COQUILLT5 CITY, OREGON. Front street, opposite U. K. Depot. T. W. GILL1IAM. r«9 B B The C O M M E R C IA L *— most modern arranged HARDER SHOP 111 Coquillo City. M. M. McDonald, Proprietor. Hot and Cold Raths nt all honrs. Popular prices. Headquarters for Commercial Men. Next door to PostolQce. o . I*. M O O N , uii.ttcrn.e3r - a t - X j S cw , U AU SHFIELD. OREGON. Agent for the North America Insurance Co. o f Philadelphia, and the London, Liv erpool ifc Globe. OREGON, TUESDAY, J UNE 9, O iii 1 illui uliflvld L rllrr. Bay when a deputation of similar M vr h . ield , O r., May :4. 1896. patriots arrives to iufoim him that D K V O T K o AO TIIIC INTMUKHTS OK TIIK LA ROBES En. H e b a i d : We, the Pops (5 0 the Democratic party desires him p< r cent of the audience), hnd the to lead their pie-fattened forces PEOPLE’ S PARTY. pi ivilege of lienriug the horse jockey The following compose the County Ex ngninst the common people who fiom Washington county tell the ecutive Committee of the People’ s Party of Pops what their views are ou the wish to subvert tho beautiful sys Coos county, Oregon: Dist. No. 1—J. J, Stanley, Empire City. money ami tariff questions. He tem which keeps their vulgar noses “ “ 2— A. M. Co liver. Marshfield. says our views m the silver ques “ “ 3— W. H. Hull. Riverton. to tho grindstone while the new tion are thise: Aim want to go to “ ** 4—I. T. W eekly. Gravel Ford. gold summers in “ “ 5—J. H. Mnthenv. Myrtle Point. aristocracy of the bank with 1 gold dollar nnd buy “ “ ii—W. I). Marshal), Bnndoti. j Europe nnd fawns upon royalty. l(i silver dollars to pay your debts W. H. HULL. Chairman. Riverton. J. 8. MoEWEN. V.-C. and Treasurer. I Grover will try to reproduce the with. He simply discarded all truth Coquilla City. in giving our tariff views. If I were I picture of Cincinuatus at tho plow; J. J. STANLEY. Sec.. Empire City. to place the lies he told in brackets ; will lay his pudgy right hand, I would write his speech and place Before the law was written down with soiled with the dirty work of sign- parchment or with pen: something like this j ] at each Almost everybody takes some laxative Before the law made citizens, the moral i ing bonds, on the roll of fat which medicine to cleanse the system and keep the end of it. He is as wise on seme law made men. Law stands for human rights, but when it covers the spot where his heart blood pure. Those w ho take SIMMONS th in g s h e r e as he is in th e v a lley , fails those rights to give. Then let. law die, my brother, but let hnm«n should be, and will exclaim: “I am M the“ nefiri°?f aSd I beings live. and tonic that purifies the blood ] m e e t a I o p in a p o litic a l discus I ac- laxative —Rev. Miller Ilageman. j the servant of the people. and strengthens the whole system. And sion. He is afraid he might run j eept the trust; I will continue to more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU a-foul of another Jeffreys. We 13RABSTER W E S T ’ S LE TT E R . 1 elevate the peoplo of Europe by LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active could get no talk with him here, and healthy, and when the Liver Is in The Political Pot Boiling—firover Wants a [ enabling the better classes of my good condition you find yourself free from though we were promised ;lio privi Third Term—Another Sample of Corruption Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- lege before wo got here. But the Congressmen Preparing to Receive Their country to spend millions nmongst ileadache and Constipation, and rid of w ind changed when he arrived. Wo Constituents—Grover Sued for Damages. them annually, and will do all in that worn out and debilitated feeling. offered to pay half the expenses for |Special Correspondence of the H erald .] my power to evangelize the lawless, These are all caused by a sluggish Liver. Good digestion and freedom from stomach ill) or even 15 minutes after he W ashington , D. C,, Juno 1,1896. uncultured people of the west and troubles will only be hod when the liver talked one hour, ho to have all the The political pot is boiling over properly at w ork. If troubled with any time ho wanted to wind us up. Our south, who dare to grumble nt pres is of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER nud no one appears satisfied with ent conditions, when they should REGULATOR. The King cf L i.er Medi- man, and who ho wns, worried them tome, but they would have been the situation hut the McKinley Christian-like realize that ‘ whatever ;lnes, and Better than Pills. worried worse if Tongue had met EX-BUY PACKAGE ? - crowd, who are already licking their is, is right.’ ” ila s llio '¿i S ta m p til E' l on w ra p p er. him. chops in anticipation of the fenst nt A sample of the corruption in As a truthful and honest speaker «7. H . /.c ltin ¿ i C 4 , P h ilo ., P a. the government pie counter, of Tongue is a total failure, but as a government circles enme to light ------------ ^ "• — which they dream of night and failure he is full 180 pounds. lust week, when Cleveland appointed tleman. • Sir Henry has held many posts It is a poor wind that doesn’t think by day. Even Reed, the Napoleon J. T. Dana, of New Hamp of groat distinction prior to going blow a little good. Mud-Ball Bob Maine statesman, who, knowing that shire, First Deputy Commissioner of to Mexico, a year and a half ago. hasn’t struck us for a quarter since Grover Cleveland hnd no greatness pensions. Dana is 74 years old. He has been thirty-six years tho ho commenced booming our local of soul or intellect, but simply T wto years since he was given a pen representative of his country in for bankers for office. grentness of girth, sot out to emu The claim that Buckman is worth sion on tho ground that he was 72 eign lauds. He has been in Bul garia, nt Rome and St. Petersburg $800,000 and pays taxes on $250 in late Grover in that respect, and thps years of age and incapable of work. as minister of Great Britain nnd this county of course is a falsehood hoped to gain the presidency; even In the debale preceding the grant charge d’affaires. The fact is Buckman has a farm in Reed, who erstwhile in his heyday of the pension, Gen. Sickles said of “ I have been about eighteen Clackamas county nnd the rent strutted about the capitol like a Dana: “ Ho is wholly impoverished months in Mexico now,” said Sir from it does not pay the taxes on game rooster; even Reed concedes and unable to earn a dollar.” Now Henry, “ without any change of cli the same. He 1ms no money, conse mate. That is a gopd while to stay, quently he does not live on interest; the nomination of McKinley and is he is sprightly enough to fill a especially as the altitude is about neither is ho n bonus schemer. Do considering whether ho shall take responsible position nnd perform GOOD feet. I am in!California for a the Populists want a banker to go the vice-presidenev, with tho off the labor of signing receipts for clinngo, especially I have had a seri and make some laws for them ? I elmnee of McKinley flying tho coop $250 n month, besides drawing his ous attack of inflammatory rheuma should smile. He would raise your before his term expires, or whether tism which forces me to keep my wages and farm products, nnd lower pension. The affair is farcical; but arm in n sling. your interest right away, gwick. to accept the offer of the Wall such farces at tho expense of the “ My purpose is to remain here Pop C itizen . street gang and practice law in Now producers may lead to a tragedy. some time, probably several weeks. ■ ------ >■<«♦< --------- York, play the go-between of Moi- C o t c i u g F .v e iiC * . Although there is no certainty ns to I will go to Monterey and will visit gr.n and McKinley, ns Stetson did Prohibition convention. Pitts when congress will adjourn, the other places of interest. It is not for the first-named and Cleveland, my purpose to go east. This is the burg, May 27. members are beginning their cam National Republican convention, first time I have been in this coun become rich and be the candi paign work. Senator Pugh will try. St. Louis, June Hi. date of the goldbugs in 1900. soon start for Alabama, to champion National Democratic convention, “ Mexico is very prosperous. One Tho gold Democrats are very the oause of silver. It is said that reason is that it Las honest men at Chicago, July 7. depressed nnd the silver wing of People’s Party Natimal conven he will join tire reform forces nt St. I the. head, o f the gOJisrunu n t. Pres that party is correspondingly elated ident Diaz is also exceedingly able tion, St. Louis, July 22. Louis if the goldbugs control the National silver convention, St. ns well ns honest. I think the pres over the probability of the Chicago Chicago convention. Look out for ent administration will undoubtedly Louis, July 22. convention being controlled by the Carl Ilrowne. He has painted n be continued for the next four years. latter. To silver Demo’s even go There is nothing that causes “ Another very capable man is new panorama on the financial women greater discomfort and mis so far ns to claim that the People’s question, nnd will take the field in Minister of Finance Limantour. party will indorse their ticket, but He is a man of vast wealth. He ery than the constantly recurring a few days. He is ready to fix dates Men suffer less with owns largo property interests in Headache. the Populists in Washington wink to exhibit nnd lecture nt any point San Francisco, ns you doubtless Headache. “ My wife’s health was the other eye. “ Once bitten, twice ou the Atlantic seaboard until July know. With such men there is no very indifferent, having Headache shy” is their motto this year. The 1st, when he will start on a tour of incentive to be anything but honest. continually, and just two packages Democratic leaders have a great of Simmon’s Liver Regulator re the south until the St. Louis con The result is that Mexico is splen leased her from all Headache nnd record of broken promises, nnd didly governed. vention, where he will land right “ The Minister of the Interior, gave lone and vigor whole to her Grover is not the only Democrat side up with care. The commercial General Cosio, nnd General Mena, system. I have never regretted it's who is capable of betraying the press has ridiculed Carl, but he the minister of trnnsportrntion and use.”— M. B. DcBord, Mt. Vernon, peoplo nfter election, so the Pops do has more brains nnd honesty than communications, r.re also full of Ky. not propose to go, horse nnd foot, n dozen of the silk-hatted politi energy anil are effecting much There are 1500 women pharrnn- into the Democratic camp and be good for the country. cists in the United Stntes. cian* who deceive the people. “ Business is good down there. It come he vers of wood and drawers Which reminds mo that I was in could not bo otherwise when the Tho apartments secured by Li of water for a parcel of profes a clothing store tho other day and purchasing power of the dollar is Hung Chang, the representative of sional politicians. However, the their wages are tho emperor of China at Moscow, saw a well-known congressman in considered. gold power will control the Chicago paid in silver and the produce g o will cost the famous statesman $28,- vest in a cheap, hnnd-me-lown ing abroad is paid for in gold. No 000 for 20 days’ use. convention and then the silver suit nnd a slouch hat. As he is one wonder the country is prosperous. Oregon teachois will meet in Demo’s can show their colors if of the most dressy nnd proud men It will continue to be so, too. Eugene June 19 nnd 20, under the they place principle above party by in congress, I was surprised, nnd “ Mexico has always had silver auspices of the university of Oregon aidiug the Populists to nominate asked him if he w’ns going fishing. money, and the way she gives silver to consider educational subjects two honest men nt St. LouiB on He laughed nnd replied: “ Yes, and takes gold gives her a lintural Superintendent Irwin will bo chair July 22d. protection. It is tho very best pro fishing for suckers. I am going tection, too, that a country could man of tho convention. A number of interesting papers will bo read. The obese accident who serves into my district for reuominntioi , have. Wouldn’t such a policy be Rothschild and considers himself a S. Price, who enme from Indiana and lmvc got to do the plain farmer good for any country? Yes, I to Oregon in 1852, brought with man of destiny is fatuous in his be think it would, especially if it could act with the grangers.” I dare say him nt the time a $1 bill, which he lief that the nation, like n dog sit that walking-lie humbugs his con he carried out as successfully as in exhibited tho other day to a Dalles ting on his haunches and begging Mexico. Chronicle reporter. It was issued stituents into the belief that ho is “ It has been very dry in Mexico for a tid-bit, is anxious frr liim to one of themselves in policy nnd lately. There have been no rains, by the state from tho Miami county take a third term. When Post and it was so hot on the way up and bunk at Troy, and nt the time was conduct good in Indiana, Ohio and a portion master Hessing, of Chicago, said the A man in Cleveland, Ohio, has through Arizona and California of Kentucky. other day that Grover would not entered suit against Grover Cleve that we couldn't at any time keep the car under 95 degrees.” The font of climbing to tho top of be a candidate for renomina- land for $1075, which he claims he .Sir Henry said .lie had intended the flagpole in front of the opera- tion, the fat man was so mad that has lost in the last three years by being present nt the banquet last house in Baker City wns nccom- he went off liis feet for a whole the reason of Cleveland’s failure to ni"ht in honor of the queen's birth- plished the other day by Walter day, and gave out the following fulfil his promises of higher wages day, but his trying trip, combined .Newell, who mado tho ascent to statement for publication: and better times. It would indeed with his rhcumatiHin, would likely replace the halyards that were cut a few days ago by some malicious “ President Cleveland has not told he pleasant to see Orover forced to prevent it, much to his regret ----- person. Mr. Nowell’s performance Postmaster Hessing that he will not disgorge some of his millions. Tho Coming Nation; A big gro- was witnessed by hundredsof people, BnAJisTER W est . be a candidate for renomination; — * .* * . — eery Btore syndicate Las been formed who looked on in breathless sus- neither has he told nny other per MEXICO'* n m io m iT E U X llE X T . at New York, which will make the peuse, fearful lest something would son. He has written no letters on happen that would dasli the young Itri'.isli TrMiflrn 1« Her corner and village store look sick. man to instant dentil, the recollec the subject nnd will not write any, I* k * om | m rilj iiim I II. It is stated that immense branches tion of a former flagpole accident though all kinds of inducements 'I he S. F. Call of May 2(>th pub- or agencies will be established in being still fresh in the minds of linve been offered to him to express , lishes the following interview with 104 cities. “They will buy goods by many. his intentions or desires in the mnt- Sir Henry Dering, which will be of tho millions of dollar»’ worth and Last Monday, as train No. 1 was ter of a third term. Tho reason for interest nt this stage of the finan no other dealer will he able to com running at a lively rate near Perry, this is that the president has not cial discussion: Or., the engineer saw an emigrant pete with them.” yet entirely satisfied himself as to wagon on tho track. The engine Sir Henry Dering, Bart, British Union Printer; Carroll D. Wright, was promptly reversed, but before what he desires or intends to do.” minister to Mexico, Lady Dering, Coy old Grover! The Wall and , Mrs. Camacho, wife of the mayor of the national labor statistican, lias the train could be brought to a stop Lombard street usury shops, nnd the City of Mexico, nnd W. A. Der figured out that tho average rnte of t>‘® wagon was t truck broadside and ing, arrived here yesterday and are wages per year paid in the United the occupants and contents scatU-red their agents, the national banks, * \ 1, ‘ „ in all direction*. t\ lien the train at the Palace. ,e bm rage ( „ g ,, tg , ,t*r(litill, p m e D g m and will cajole, bulldoze, or bribe j They came by rail from the City j States is $347, an< enough of the delegates to the Chi of Mexico, the post of the distin- product of each laborer is valued at the trainbands hastened to render g iv e s the employer aid, but only one, a woman, received This gives Sir $1 888. cago convention to nominate Cleve I gnished English gentleman. 82.2 per cent, while the man who anv injniip*, and the*e wore nlight. land on a single gold standard Henry is a large man, with dark ngcr* made uf a pure© of ■ lmir, a brownish heard tapering to- does the work and produces die The platform. That self-sacrificing pa I ward a point, and with a large nose. results is allowed a paltry 17.8 per $*2.r> fc.r the uufortunute*, and the triot will be fishing at Buzzard*’ I He is a very pleasant, affable gcu- cent. train went on. 1 Union Labor Column. F. H a ll, _A.ttorn.e37- . at - L a-w , MARSHFIELD, OREGON. ---------------------------- Dealer in R kaij E state o f all kinds. C. A. A tto r n e y - a t - L aw , Roseburg. Oregon. — «-j-»— , Special attention to matters before the Roseburg land office. tlm commiesioner o f the general land office and secre tary o f interior at Washington. . . 197. of the World, meets at. Masonic Hall M 1st and 3d Monday nights o f each month. yrtle camp no w oodmen A. -T. SmiRwooD, Consul. George T. Moulton. Clerk. IOUBT COQUILLE. NO. 1«. FORKS'T- /*• rs o f America, meets every Thursday evening, at Masonic Hall, Coquilla City. Oregon. J. S. L aw bunch , C. R. J. E. N orton . R. S. C ( 'y EN. LYTLE POS’D. NO. 27. G. A. R.. VTTine 'fcs every fir?!; ' Wednesday night of each month. Visiting comrades in good standing cordially invited t> attend. H. H. N ichols , Post Com. W. H. N oble ?.. Adjutant. n EN. LYTLE. w . R. c .. NO. 9. MEETS \ T in Coqmlle City on the first and third Wednesday afternoon in each month. M rs . G. W . N orton , Pres. Miss L ucy N iciiols , Sec. / S hadwick lodge , no . a . p . \ > and A. M.. meets on Saturday evening on or before each fn'l moon. Visiting breth ren cordially invited. J. W. L p . neve , W. M. T . R. W illard , Sec. >UELAH CHAPTER. NO. (1. O. E. R.. ) meets Saturday afternoon on or before each full moon and Saturday evening two weeks followin''. Mas. O ra M aury , AV. M. T . 11. W illard . Sec. 1 1 iq m L L E LODGE. NO. S i I. o . n F.. ^ nieels everv Saturday evening. Visit ing brethren in good stnndiug cordially invited. C. A. H arrinotok . N. G. J . S. L awrence . R. S. ( p O Q U I L l.E ENCAMPMENT. NO 25. L \ ' (). O. F.. meets every first, and third Tbnradnvs in each month at. Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial invitation extended to all vis iting patriarchs in good standing. It. E. B uck , C. P. G. F. B outlll . Scribe. i amie rebekah lodge , no . Si I. O. O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in each moutli, at Odd Fel lows* hall. M r ». L aubz B outbll , N. G. J. S. L awrence , li. S. M P Schweizer, Tailor, '■ '* BANDGN, OKEGON, Furnishes best goods on the market, home- spun and foreign. Latest fashions. Artistic • Tailoring - a • Specialty. All kinds o f work will reoeive careful attention. Prices rcaRcnnblc. COOS BAY Marble aid Slone Worts C. W. PATERSON, Prop. Manufacturer o f Marble Monuments. Hen 1- stoncs. Tablets, etc. Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping o r curbing. Iron railings furnished to or dor. Correspondence solicited from parties living in the country or other towns who m sv wish anything in my line o f business. M a r s h f ie l d - - - - - - O rkg Affiancai! Woolen Mills Co., OF C H IC A G O J, E, Quick, = ------- Special A 3 ent, Will travel through Coo* and Currv counties and take order* for MEN’S TAILOR-MADE SUITS. Prices from $(! to $20 a suit The best bargains ever offered in this pouutv. Sec his samples. NO. 45 SHORT TALK j OF GREAT INTEREST TO WOMEN. GOOD FOR EVERYBODY Pale Cheeks and Nerveless Hands are no Longer Admired. To be Strictly Correct you must have Rosy Cheeks and Good Health. fSSSi Men Admire Wholesome-looking Women, and now Seek their Wives from that Class. j j j 4 John 1896. . - . All A FEW POINTERS FOR T H E GIRL OF THE PERIOD. Pure Idood is the secret of health and Wnnty. The features may I k * regular, the form |>eufoet, lmt no woman can 1 m ? beautiful iu the t'uil sense of the word while suffering from any of the peculiar ailments of he-r sex. Disease destroys the complexion, is prtwlue- tive of wrinkles and prelature old age. liegulnr monthly uterine aeliou is necessary to every woman’s health, and if this func tion of life is checked, disease, a pole and sallow complexion, anti a feeling ot exhaus tion, are the result. The monthly secretion must continue from puberty to the turn of life without unnatural obstruction. Any breach of this law o f Nature will result in the distressing symptoms which make tl»e lives of seven-tenths of the women of this country miserable, almost unbearable. A few of these symptoms are severe headache, loss of appetite, pale or sallow complexion, palpitation of the heart, swollen ankles or legs, nervousness, offensive breath, etc., etc. Tho sufferer may exhibit mie or more of these symptoms, or may have all. They simply indiente the ravages disease has inaile upon the system, and the more of the symp toms the patient shows tin* greater the neces sity for prompt, and persistent trcatmeitf, until they have been banished nnd the bloom of health is restored. To accomplish this end Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills are the only unfailing remedy. They positively cure all suppressions and irregularities, which, if neglected, inevitably entail sick ness ami trouble. By taking these pills for a week or ten days before the expected re turn of each period, the prompt appearance o f “ the visitor” is insured. For suppres sions, the pills most l»e taken steadily until the re-appearance takes place—generally in a month’s time, sometimes less. Follow the directions on the pamphlet about each box. Nursing women will fini t!u»ir milk im proved in quality and quantity by taking these pills, and also obtain relief from pain in the hack and genomi dragged-out feeling. All displacements from weakness o f the uterine ligaments arc speedily relieved and ultimately cured by the use of these pills. Leucorrhton, hearing down, weight in the pelvis, and all female weakness, hnd speedy relief and cure in the administration of the Pink Pills for Pule People. The most critical period in the Ii0‘ of a woman is that attending the cessation of menstruation, or, as it Is most generally termed, the clmiige or turn of life. The symptoms attending this period ore fainting spells or attacks of faintness or di/.:.incss, headache, general debility, exhaustion, a feeling of melancholy, hysteria, pain in the loins or limbs, hypochondria, etc. The change is a gradual one—for better or worse —for the former if the patient is wise enough to fortify the system against the ravages of the symptoms attending the change. For this purpose no remedy ever discovered equals Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They purify the blood by acting directly upon the sexual system, lessen the severity of this Critical period, and finally leave the patient in the enjoyment of robust health. All ladies appoaehing this critical period should take Dr. Willliams’ Pink Pills. PALE AND SALLOW GIRLS. What can he more distressing than to see a girl drooping and fading in the springtime ot youth? Instead o f bright eyes, glowing, rosy cheeks, and an elastic step, there are dull eyes, naie, sallow, or greenish complex ion, and a Jftnguidness of step that bespeaks disease nnd an early death if proper treat ment is not promplty resorted to and per sisted in until the impoverished blood is en riched, and the functions of life become regu lar. Upon parents rests a great responsi bility at the time their daughters nr« bud ding iute wuittauhoodf W yeur daughter » pale, complains of weakness, is “ tired out’* upon the slightest exertion; i f she is trou bled with headache or backache, pain in the side; if her temper is fitful and her appetite poor, she is in a condition o f extreme peril, * a fit subject for the development o f that most dreadful of all diseases—consumption. If you notice any o f these symptoms lose no time in procuring I)r. W illiams’ Pink Pills, They will assist the patient to develop prop erly and regularly ; they will enrich the blood and restore health’s roses to the cheeks, bright eyes and a lightness of step will surely follow their use, ami all danger of consumption ami premature death will he averted. Wise nnd prudent mothers will insist upon their daughters taking Dr. Wil liams’ Pink Pills upon the approach o f the period of puberty, and thus avoid all cli&ucef of disease and early decay. A Thankful Girl. From the Examiner, San Francuco, Cat. Miss Lottie Donell lives with her parents nt 702 Nntmna Street, San Francisco. She is a young lady nineteen years o f age, and o! prepossessing appearance. Ever since she wns ten venrs old Miss Donell has been a sufferer from a rheumatic ufleotion of the wrist, and since she was thirteen years of age she has been subject to various female weaknesses which have kept her physical vitality nt a very low stage. Thus, as sh« says, she has been a victim of disease ever since she can remember. When she was a little girl at school she was always placed at a disadvantage with her playmates on ac count of her frailty of body and timidity of manner. She could never loin in any of the more boisterous games, although she always longed to do so. But the embarrassing conditions of Miss Don ell’s life have all been eliminated with in the past year, and the change is wholly due to the effective work o f Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. “ It must be remembered,” said Miss Donell in telling o f the great relief that Dr. Williams’ Pills had afforded her, “ that at the time I began taking tlie pills I had been for rears a confirmed invalid. My wrist was swollen out of all proportion by the chronic rheumatism that had long since sett let! in it. The female complaints from which I had so long suffered had wasted my hotly away until 1 was but a mere shadow of my former self nnd I had really come to think that the brightness and happiness of life was not meant for me. I had not the energy to per form even the most simple of my household duties, and, in a word I wus completely ‘run down.’ J began to take Dr. Williams’ Pflls while I was m this condition and before I had taken half a box o f them I realized that they were doing me good. I began to feel lively again and to lose the lux feeling in my limbs. I felt so happy over the momen tary relief that had been afforded me that I resolved to continue taking the pills. After taking several more boxes I was more than convinced o f the high merits of the pills, for I was then wholly relieved from the rheu matic pains in my wrist nnd I hud so far re gained my vitality o f body that I really Believed I had never experienced the ener vating effects of those wasting diseases which are so peculiur to women. It is n very great pleasure to me to l>e able to tell my young lady friends of the relief that has been n£ forded me by Dr. Williams’ Pills and I will surely continue to recommend their use to all who are afflicted with the complaint^ from which 1 suffered.” Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid ou receipt of price, W cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 (they it re never sold in hulk or by the 100), by addressing Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., ttclicucetudy, N. Y. JOHN KAINO, PETER LOGGiE,^ MARTIN RUSSEL T1IE MARSHFIELD g * ---------------------------- BA.NDON, OR, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND 1 A FULL LINE OF Burial Caskets AT Lowest Gas!) Prices. Orders left with NORTH FRONT STREET, MARSHFIELD. LL KINDS of blacksmith work anJ wagon work, new or repair work, done on short notice. \ WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK To ei *“ antinfnotion. Come and aee ua, U. S. K nowi . ton , , novlU'llftt KAINO A lU StSKL. Coorn.i.K C itv , will receive p r o m p t ---------- iitteuton. Mail Prominent Banters, A Financiers and Railway Officials advise investors to buy E C A T A M akes regular STOCK • t r ip s from Han Francisco to Columbia River, calling at Eureka nnd COOS Railway & Dock • STEAMER Z B -/V ST . Freight rntcH from Cooa Ray to Anrorin and Portland, per t o n ....# 1 7Ä PASSENGERS, # 3 .0 © AND # » . 5 0 . For further intornintion, apply to SOUTHERN OREGON CO., Agent*, Now selling at $10 per share. Empire City, Oregon, They snv it will soon sell flt $50, E. G. Flnnngnn, Agent Manthfield, Oregon- anil eventually sell a I wive its pur d.c24tfl value of $100. Writ« for full information to GEO. W. DUNN A G O .,B i m i t f , 2 Wnll Street Nivr York. THE STEAMERS “I t Speaks fo r A ll/ — THE — San Francise« Call, Arago and Areata Champion of Pacific Coast Interests. Coos Bay and San Fraacisco Will Make Regular Trips Between | Dfiily. bv mail, postage paid, $6.00 per year. ! Weekly. *• “ “ 1.50 *T Weekly Cull andC oquili . ii H krald for $2.75 J^rhnmple copie* o f The Call on appli- GAHHYINO Passengers and Freight at Lowest I cation bv pontnl nt Hnr. Frnncluco. Rates. CHAM. M SHORTRlI>OE Proprietor, OREGON COAL A NAVIGATION CO., Proprietor*. F. O. Flanagan. Agoni, MnrnhHeltl. S .O. Co., Agent, Empire City, 710 Market street, San Francisco, Cal. AH flrugjrtuts g a v .T i.t e e T»r. M ilan’ P4IB l I'. ll * to stoii Headache. “O»»«’ rent * dose.