G o fttU lr C U g D e ta in .
Mr, Bryan lo Enter the Lecture Field.
Sugar Beets—Profits of Raising.
It 1ms been definitely arranged
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY that llur. \\. J. Bryan i.i to take the
I lecture platform,and h i»fini addreaa
S. Ni THUS & I). F. DEAS, will bo delivered at Atlanta, (in.,
Editors and Proprietors.
early in December. His route, ns
Dei >ted to the muteriai and social no- far “ it has at preaent been arranged,
b id d in g o f the CoquiKu Valley particularly
will be, after leaviug Atlanta, Jack
and o f Coos County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $2.
sonville, Suvanuah, Charleston, Au-
U P P E R -R IV E R
DEPARTM ENT.
The San Fraueiaco Journal of
Commerce for October contains an
IF’ c l n t
a n d
tlie
X T p p e r - C c q . 'u . i l l e
•ugw bee» industry, ^ ^ T t l ©
which as that subject is command
a n d . '\ X 7 "ix a ,t i s
G ;L n g
o n
rX’ i i 3 x e .
ing more or less attention of the !
farmers of Cooa at present, contains
A lei Jackson of Gravel Ford has
On last Sunday the locomotive'
some very interesting comparisons.
The writer of the article"is a resi- moved to town for medical treat blew its firht whistle iu towu since
the high water.
deut of the Salinas, and the follow- ment.
ing figures are for beets raised on
D. Giles rande some substantial
I f you have a goose or a turkey
gusta, Birmingham and New Orleans. 225 acres of land in 1892:
’ T U E SD A Y , NOV. 24, 1890.
improvements about bis house last I
for
Thanksgiving
just
save
me
a
Vfter
leaving
the
lutter
city,
Mr.
Total
cost
of
planting..
.
.$
1,152.50
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week, having put in a hot-water
i p. FisiiKu.NiwirAPsa
Amtsr Bryan will go through Texas, then Tots
Total expense of harvesting. 1,077.70 piece.
31 Merchant«’ Exchange, Han Franclaco. ia
J
°
°
/1
appliance.
of cultivation .......... 10,100.08
our a.Uln.rlMdagent. Thia paper la kept ou fli»- oU to California liml Oregon, &11U
Farmers
on
the
low
lands
are
la hla office.
°
Cost of freight.................... 4,501.27
The young folks enjoypd a social
now busy replneiug the feoces that
will not reach the cities of the oust
Noxt Thursday has been set both Before the latter part of February, : Total expense.............. $17,557.55 were earned away by the recent dance in the Armory hall last Sat
urday evening.
by President Cleveland and Gov 1897.
For the crop of 12,103,305 pounds high water.
From all . appearances storm No.
ernor Lord ns a day of Thanksgiv
The man behind the enterprise is of beets at $5 per ton, averaging
Tlie whist party at Mrs. W. H.
ing.
V. E. Me Bee, of Norfolk, Va„ the
superintendent of the Seaboard Air
n . . ... , . . . . .
Line, On election night Mr. McBee,
who had been a hard worker for the
Bryan ticket, wired to Lincoln, off-
The Astoria Budget publishes a ering Mr. Bryan a very large amount
list of 23 names of men who are ! for a series of lectures iu case the
candidates for the customhouse, and j election should turn against him.
No attention was pniil to the matter
about 20 for the postoflice.
at
that time by Mr. Bryan, but after
Multnomah county is great on the
increase of population. Since the his defeat had been formally
last June election it increased 8000 acknowledged Mr. McBee once more
people—all McKinley gold standard | renewed bis offers, negotiations
were begun, and the result has been
men.
that Mr. Bryan 1ms signed contracts
Out of nearly 19,000 votes cast in
for a series of lectures, under the
Multnomah county the highest vote
munngemen t of Alexander Comstock,
for any one Palmer elector was 178.
who is the representative and asso
Yet the Palmer electors claim to be
ciate of Mr. McBee in tho enterprise.
the real Democrats.
Tho terms of the agreement from a
Salem Capital Journal:
The
financial standpoint have not been
Statesman admits editorially this
made known, but it is reliably under
morning that international bimetal
stood that the remuneration which
lism was a bait to catch suckers.
Mr. Bryan is to receive will exceed
Then what becomes of John H. the salary he would have received
Mitchell?
as president of the United States,
Prominent McKinley leaders are iu the event of his election.
now admitting that their platform
Tho lectures will be nonpartisan
did not moan what it said. No in their character, and w ill for the
Bryan supporter has so far been most part bo upon governmental
found who goes back ou the main and social topics, as it is expressly
stipvlated iu the contract that the
item of his platform.
tour shall have no political aspect
Some oddities of election returns: or coloring.
Highest prohibition vote for any ono
Silver Coinage and Seigniorage.
candidate in Crook county was two,
the other candidates got one each.
Tho records of the treasury dep
Red Butte precinct in Malheur artment show that, from February
couuty wont straight for Bryan 1, 1890, to November 1, there were
there being no votes oust for any coined at tho mints of the United
otliyr electors.
States 10,202,922 standard silver
The battle ship Texas, recently
damaged nnd sunk on entering the
dry dock at Brooklyn, is raised and
being repaired.
,lbo“ ‘ 274 tons to acre, $80,408.48. Brown's on last Thursday evening
“I bought n band o f cows, calves was a very pleasant affair and
and yearlings which were nothing enjoyed by many friends of M
but a band of ‘skutis,’ to eat beet and Mrs. Brown.
tops. After eating them, I sold the
S. C. Giles is building a fine fire
cattle to Moffat of San Francisco
f»r Christmas beef, at ai advance of | pluce in Tell Lelinherr’s house.
»500, making the total value of the Throw away your stove and have
crop $30,908.48.”
a fire place, which is much
Total valuo of crop ........ $30,908.48 healthier and moye convenient.
Totul expense........ . . . . 17,557.55
Mr. Kaniff and tuinily, who
Net proceeds................$13,350.55
Divided by 225 acres, leaves net
proceeds per acre $59.33.
"I've roted the fact that before
sugar beet culture commenced in
Blanco, when we approached a
farmer’s house, a ‘yaller’ dog would
come tearing over the fence grab
bing at the seat of your trousers.
But now houses have been built
with bluegrass and flowers in the
front yards, and when you meet the
old man on the road he no longer
rides in a squeaking cart, with an
old crippled horse, but in the finest
kind of a surrey behind two spank
ing steeds.
The daughter who
used to wear jeans and calicoes is
now clothed in silks nnd satins, and
the old women when she invites you
in her backyard to see the finest
breed of poultry, forgets to say
before they commenced sugar beets
it was stocked with nothing but a
band of ‘dunghills.’ ”
RiverSon fliotings.
arrived here from Salem just before
the storms begau, haye rented n
small house in town for the winter.
In the spring he expects to more
on a farm near town. This is what
we like to see—good, energetic
farmers locating in our alley.
The local sports were out last
Sunday bagging game for Thanks
giving. One young hunter, we are
told, killed 50 small birds before
noon. Certainly the wanton de
struction of these harmless little
songsters is and ought to be pro
hibited by law.
S. G. Jones, who camo to Coos
comity only a few weeks ngo nnd
rented the Anderson property just
below town, expresses himself as
well pleased with our little valley
and says he and his wife (who came
in on the stage last Friday from
Roseburg) have come to stay, ns
Coos county is ibe best place they
have found while traveling through
many states nnd territories.
f o o
d
’s
S a rs a p a rilla
Genuine D urham T o
bacco. - You will find
one coupon inside each
two ounce bag, and two
each four
t M ounce bag of Blackwell’s
Durham. Buy a bag of ,
this celebrated tobacco [
fgf and read the coupon— |
S f which gives a list of val-
||| uable presents and bow
if| to get them.
ill coupons inside
Blackwell’s
M
" j “ K“ l bln,V r h « WI|,,d whl8tle8
nud shrieks like a fiend.
Rumor has it that some odo is
belter of! financially to the value of
five fat hogs which O. Reed had
left hanging over night recently.
Tobacco
Mr. Arneson, who bought the
lili» « «
Taylor place east o f town, hns
rented a house in town and will
not move on his fnrw until spring.
At B. C. Lehmanowaky’s store
you will seen novel sight; fifteen
of our native quails inhabit a large
Times are lmnl, an<l “ we stand treat.” Wo Lave arranged to make our
cage in the show window. They subscribers a gift that will last the whole year. We will send every per
have become quite tame and seem son who calls at our office and paya up a year in advance on the Herald, the
perfectly contented.
following high-grade monthlies and lmnd-books:
MT
Published nt Springfield,Ohio. A practical farm paper, that
A. H. Black, one of our lending I
*11*133 I a! A 1 1 7 0 is tilled with the practical experience o f actual farmers. It ia
merchants, who went east on urgent r U
i l i l l i l \ ; I ? Ll ably edited, thoroughly up to the times, and keepsiits renders
posted on the wonderful advances made every month by pro
business a few weeks ago, returned
gressive agriculturists in tho science of tilling the soil. Send for a free
last week bringing with him fthe
sample copy.
better-half. May they live long]
A monthly magazine for women and the home. Its bright
stories, poems and sketches, its clear and wholesome edito
and l:e happy, is the wish of all
rials, its practical suggestions on home life and woman’ »
who know them.
work makes it a universal favorite. It cannot fail to inter
est and please every member of the family. The publishers at Hpring-
The high water on the upper
bo glad
this “ paper a *
free sample
>m< will
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““ “ “
held, Ohio,
copy.
rivers has been very destructive to
late vegetables; cabbage, potatoes,
pumpkins and squash were badly
can easily understand what it means and easily carry out its sugges
damaged or totally destroyed.
tions. Thousands o f copies have been sold. Price, 25cents.
Many pumpkins and squashes were
A collection o f the favorite recipes o f the
pood housekeepers who rea d W o m a n k in d .
seen floating by here. The rarest
Every recipe is the tested standby o f some
sight was a rooster riding on a log.
practical housekeeper.
The book lias
He would occasionally brace him
proved very popular and we are sure you will like it. Price, 25 cents.
self and crow, unconscious of bis
danger, but evideutly enjoying |
himself.
There are two ministers who hold
services regulaily in this place,
To eueryone paying up all arrears cmd one year's subscrip
Rev. Blair, Presbyterian, and Rev. tion to THE HERALD in aduance, we will send both o f the
Buckner. Methodist Episcopal.
! aboue named monthlies fo r one year and both o f the boohs.
The M. E. church, south, expects
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER AT ONCE.
to have a minister located here.
Call on or address Tun H erald ,
Coquille City, Oregon.
The U. B. church hns loented Rev.
Helm here, who, we presume, will
Try It and See.
hold services regularly. This will
make four ministers who will have
“ THE SILVER CHAMPION,”
Whatever may be said about the
(dis)appointments at this place.
Surely the people can’t complain publications of Rev. Irl R. Hicks by C arr i d the Stat> o f O regon o n an
H on est V ote.
of being neglected in Ibis respect. those who do not fully understand
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The Ashland woolen mills have i truth that his paper and Almanac
The only Associated Press newspaper that
been running almost steadily on 1 have come to stay. His splendid
supported him in Oregon wns the
orders for the past year, and would J journal, Word and Works, is now
have beeu fairly successful but for | entering its tent'., year, largely
the limited amount o f water during increased in circulation and in every
OF SALEM.
the summer. The owners are con way improved, until it deserves the
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sidering a proposition to remove
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►Subscribe for the people’ s daily—
a
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California w h e r e a la r g o s u b s id y is by far the finest an d most beauti year;
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e ha
_ _ issued, it contains
has been offered them, a matter to ful
fill h be
has , yet
A FARMER S PAPER.
108 pages, including cover artisti
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be regretted.
1108
The weekly Journal at $1 a year is an
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farmers’
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, r •. . j • i„ i l . cally printed in colors, nnd is fillei paper that every newspaper,
champion o f bimetallism
It has been definitely dee ded
; f
back to baok with jU8t what.i is
should
circulate.
With
relieblo
market
Superintendent Irwin tlmt the boll- ......
wanted in every shop, office and reports, farm department aud all the gen
day session of the State Teachers’ j homo in America. One feature of era! news. It is not controlled by any cor
porate, financial or partisan influence. It
Association
.
• will • be • held at
» , Salem I [ the Almanac for 1897 is n series of is a clean family newspaper, devoted to u p
*h”
! 1 2 original, beautifully engraved building eyery interest o f the producer-
December 28, and continuing for! star maps, with explanatory chapters, Gold standard corporation newspapers from
the east are offeredyou for almost nothing-
one week.
which could not bo bought for less 'j hey are offered to us for nothing if we will
circulate them at a profit. Support a news-
A. T. Mnrkl ry, of Medford, of than five dollars iu any work on papt r that stands by your interests— the
the
has evapo-
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astronomy. As Mr. Hicks has so only paper for the people in Oregon now o f
circulation. Support a state reform
rated about 25,090 pounds of fruit j correctly and faithfully warned the stato
newspaper in its work.
this season, principally prunes, j public of coming droughts, floods,
All news o f the state, nation and world.
All news o f f he state government.
This is about half the amount put j cold waves, blizzards, tornadoes and
Full legislative proceedings.
cyclones, in the years passed, aside
up last year.
A farm department by a farmer.
A home and literary department.
from
the
other
varied
and
splendid
L. L. Dietz, a practical watch
Write for sample copy and get up a club.
repairer, will soon open a shop in features of his paper and Almanac We will make it an object to you. Sample
Coquille City— in the meantime will | these considerations alone should copies of tlie one cent silver daily to work
with. Liberal commission and valuable
do all kinds of repnirin at home prompt every family to subscribe nt premium.
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once
for
1897.
The
Almanac
is
Publishers, Salem, Or.
at the Judge Nosier residence.
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W ord and
Duknne— Spiffins ms refused to, W (>.ks ,g 0I|e (1(lllJ a yenr,
Jenr, anil a Tho Daily Capital Journal, 1 year.. ..$ 3 OO
honor that sight draft. Gnswell , j copy of the fine Almanac goes as a The H e r a ld 1 year..................................... 2 00
Perhaps he regarded it as an over ": premium with every yearly subscrip
The two worth....................................... $5 00
sight draft.
tion. Write to Word and Works Both given for one year for. .$4 20
publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Joy's for tlio Jaded and Good
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The two worth.......................................$3 OO
the Alninnnc, nnd the H ekald , nil
a
Both 1 year fo r...................... $2 40
for one year for nnlv $2.20.
Wm. Page left town last week
Riverton, Nov. 23. The Baudot!
Block Coal Company has its long to visit his stock ranch, and while
trestle nearly completed. It was out looking after his stock, the
built under the supervision of Peter ■ storm raised mountain streams and
Loggie, which insures an excellent flooded Catching creek so that he
piece of work.
j could not return for four d
days.
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Mr.
The high water washed out the ! Page is one ofour most enterprising
new sidewi lk between this place ■ stock farmers, who has o f late
and the mines.
turned this attention to young
The president of the California dollars, from tho balance of silver
Both hotels inn a free buss to stock and who has always an eye
glass works says that his plant is not bullion ou hand, purchased under and from the mines during high open for a nice calf.
resuming work because of McKin the act of July It, 1890.
The water.
Tlie mill shut down on account
GENERAL, N E W S .
ley’s election. They shut down every seigniorage upon this amount was
of
high wnter.
year for two months in accordance $5,051,430, which lias been turned
Tlio schooner Joseph nod Ileury DROWNED BIS WIFE AND FIVE CHIL
with orders from the glass trust, into the treasury. The balance of loaded her hold with coal fiom
DREN.
nnd would have started up just the the silver bullion purchased under Timon’s mine and the deck with
Denver, Nov. 17.—Andrew J.
same if Bryan was elected.
Spute was Rrresteil charged with
the act of 1890, on hand November lumber from the mill.
The Riverton coal company will the murder of his wife and fi ve
Roseburg Review:
Last year 1,1890, was 125,001,203 fine ounces,
On Sunday, October
which cost the government $112,- soon have their tramway and bunk-1 children.
under a tariff of 8 cents n pound
805,025. The coinage value of this ers completed nnd l e shipping coni. j J5th, Spute, who runs a small sub
our hop growers sold ns low ns 1J amount is $101,093,000.
Not a week passes without rome | urban grocery, took his family boat
transfer of real estate.
Several riding on Smith’s lake, p. smul! body
cents a pound. This year under the
dwellings are soon to be erected.
Why Not— They Voted that Way.
of water in the southern part of
same 8 cents a pound tariff they
It you want a first-class smoke, ,|,£. city. By some means tho boat
are selling at 12 cents— now who
The Portland Tribune says: It is just step over to the Riverton Hotel j W(1H upset.
Spute alone could
can figure out just how the tariff alleged that tho Oregon Railway & and get a genuine Havana cigar, j BWjln and the others were drowned.
affects the price of such products? Navigation company, the Northern
The Riverton Hotel has now aj s|,ortly afterwards it developed
br rand spanking new sign painted t|lat ¡\ir8 Spate’s life was insured
Tho Panhandle railroad (Penn Pacific 1?. It. and the Southern
j for $10,000. This fact prompted
by V N. \V. Leneve.
sylvania line) has laid off about 450 Pacific H. R. intend to make a cut
W. Campbell met with quite an an investigation, which resulted in
He fell on , the man's arrest. It is claimed
men nnd this, it is said, is at the in tho snlnries of their employes. accident last week.
beginning of what will follow along The cut, it is said, will be 20 per one of the rails of the track aud ,|)nt g pnte |los been leading a dual
_
j life aud his alleged paramour, Miss
its entire line. It is remarked as a cent., although ono man yesterday hurt his back.
It is rumored that the chicken-j Nellie Davis, was also arrested,
peculiar fact that tho “ prosperity claimed tlint GO cents were to be pox hns made its appearance in
ROBBED I lls OLD FRIEND.
nows’’ in tho goldite nowspapers is deducted from tho daily wages of town.
Tacoma, Wash., Nov. 17.—John
F. U. Moon was in town last week. S. Frye, n returned Alaska miner,
by telegraph and investigation cacti person in the employ of the rail
road companies. Tho cut particu He will return Monday ai d com met an old schoolmate from Ger-
shows that most of it is “ faked."
mence work for the Baudon coiu- j ninny in this city yesterday. They
Utah has a woman state senator, larly affects the rank and file of the I pany.
roomed together last night, and
corporations, for ns yet no one has I J. H. Timon is now engaged
Mrs. Martha Hughes Cannon. Her
thia morning the latter, George H.
discovered that the salaries of the j taking out coal from his new U
husband, Argus M. Cannon, n prom presidents have boon decreased.
. .
Krumm, had disappeared, taking
j As soon ns he completes h
Ins air
.n
t|J(J so|e possessions
inent elder in the Mormon church,
| shaft he will place miners at work of the miner, with him. lhe case
Steam
er
Alice
Blanchard
Disabled.
nnd n Republican, ran against bis
! nnd rush tho coal business along. | was reported to the police, but
wife, who is n Democrat. Mrs. Can
D onna A n a .
Wo learned from parties who
| Krumm cannot be found.
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non was elected by 4000 majority, had been ou tlie steamer Alice!
S o r e 'T h r o a t «J tilrU lv t’ u re rt.
and now she proposes to devote Blanchard that she had been so ¡ A first-class gnsoline gns plant, j Not long ago in speaking of sore
capable of supplying 401) burners,
most of her attention to snnitary injured iu the late storm that they j h(W
iontnlled iu the chemical throat, and the difficulty frequently
nnd educational legislation. She is refused to go any further on her, laboratory at Pacific University, at experienced in curing it, Mr. J. E.
wife No. 4.
although they had taken passage Forest Grove. The new- apparatus, I Thomas, of Uniondale, l ’a., told bow
which cost about $7000, is the be bad often cured it in bis family.
Miss Willard lias ngnin been to the city from Portland or Astoria. gift of the First Congregational We give it in his own words: “ I
The
chief
accident
seems
to
have
Ipencer, Mass., nnd was have frequently used Chamberlains
unanimously elected president of
church of 8p
the National W. C. T. U., at the con happened out opposite our const promised to Prof. Whittlesey ou l ’nin Balm in my family for sore
throat ami it has effected a speedy
vention held at St. Louis last. week. nnd in quite a disabled condition a recent tripeast.
cure in every instance. I would not
she
made
her
way
¡uto
Port
Orford.
¡
The official count in Lake conntv
Mrs. Ada W. Unruh of Oregon was
think of getting along in my home
present nnd prominent. Mrs. Mary A dispatch from San Francisco of increased Bryau’s majority from 1 without it.” Pain Balm also cures
to
32.
rheumatism, sprains and bruises.
Yellen Foster, of the g. o. p., is not date of Inst Thursday gives the
F or sale ot 25 and 50 cents per
represented ns present and deeply story from her master, nud is ns
bottle by Dr. 8. L Leneve, druggist
interested in temperance reform— follows;
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The
steamer
Alice
Blanchard,
( r<x >8 K ay N ew s.)
having been more interested in
Dan McIntosh, of Coos river,
delivering her sex into wage-slavery disabled nnd leaking, arrived
here today, in tow of the Faridlou.
shipped
50 head of hogs o c the
during the Into enmpnign.
S p e a k in g o f th e B la n c h a r d ’s trou -| t . needed by poor,tired mothers, over-
Botiitn, which sailed ¡Sunday morn
. . and
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worked
burdened
with care, debili
ing, just in time for the heaviest
“Seven hundred rovers were laid” tile, her master said:
tated and run down because ot poor, thin
We were abort five miles north-j and Impoverished blood. Help is needed gnle of tbe season.
at the late New York City’s Commer
j west of Cape Blanco, and one and
The report that the Homer’s
cial banquet at Delmonico's, in n hnlf miles off shore at 2:30 Tues by the nervous sufferer, tbe men and
women tortured with rheumatism, neu crew was to be transferred to tbe
honor of the election of Mr. McKin day afternoon, when we discovered ralgia, dyspepsia, scrofula, catarrh. Help
Czarina, tins trip, is ptobably a
ley nnd tho success of plutocracy. | tho slop was fast filling with water I
mistake, as the Czarina will ntt be
Thero wero 400 members of the club through a hole 10 iuelu-s in diam.
ready to run for since time yet.
and 300 guests but we don't sec |eter in her port bow. Apparently W hen n o o d ’s Sarsaparilla begins to en
The body of Ferdiuez, the cook
I it had been punched by some float- rich, purify and vltaliie the blood, end
of the ill-fated Arago, wns found
tlint the names of I’owderley, or j ing object we had struck.
The ■ends It In a heating, nourishing, Invig
Gompors, or Snrgeant. of the several pumps were set going, but the orating stream to the nerves, rouse lee and last week on the beach, fifteen
organs ot the body. H ood's Sarsaparilla
lnbor organizations, figured in it w Hter was coming very fast. Luck builds upthew eak and broken down sys miles north o f the Umpqua. The
remains were identified by papers
Wo guess they got their little tip ily, tho Fnrnllon came along nnd tem, ami cures all blood disease«, because fonnd in the pockets.
took
ns
to
Port
Orford,
where
we
nnd subsided greasy mechanics
There is a shortage of coal in
made such temporary repairs ss
were not wanted, anyway. George enabled us to lessen the WHter in
the San Francisco market, which
is the reason given for the O. C. &
Gould was there; so also Calvin the hold with our pumps
Our
N. Co. sendii g a schooner to load
Brier, John Jacob Astor, George M. machinery was partially disabled,
here, in connection with the steam
but
we
could
steam
a
little.
The
Pullman, Roswell I’. Flower, 1>. ().
Fnrnllon transferred our four Eu- Is the One True Blood Puriner. All druggists It. ers Bonita and Areata, lh e Beu
Mills, etc., w ho have made commerce
reka passengers to the North Fork Prepared only byC. I. llood A Co., lowell. Mass. lah is a three masted schooner,
of their fellow-men. These are the at sea, sud we were not delayed TV
7,
n iM
are the only pills to take with a lumber carrying capacity of
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Farm Machinery and Plow
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JAMES WHETSTONE, Manager.
COQUILLE CITY, OBEGON.
Joy's Vegetable
sarsaparilla
|ii-eventa tired feel-
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tongue coated, foul
breath, pimple* on
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declineofncrre forco
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j feet and hand«, soar
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THRST-CLASH FARE, by the single
1 meal, day or time boarders.
A limited number of nicelv-kept
rooms, with clean and comfort
able bedding.
Comfortable sitting r om.
Rates to suit the times and
made known ou upxdication.
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A. C. WILSON,
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Proprietär.
T s t lie X T nicrfU Lna-te
Gibbon
This old reliabie and
most successful spec
ialist in San Fratcis
co. still continues to
cure all Sexual and
Seminal Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea*
G l e e t . S t r i e t a re,
Syphilis, in all its
MRS.
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RIVERTON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON.
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In'potency. Seminal Weakness and Loss o f
^ V E H Y T IllN O NEW AND NEAT, AND I Manhood, the consequence o f self-abuse
it Tables *ni.pli»a
situ tbe beat in tbe «rul exee««e* prodneitt« tbe following «jm p
applied witn
tonis: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
market.
Regular board and lodging, f t per week. der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
Single meals, 25 cents.
(sep8* the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
heart, w akness o f the limbs and back, loss
W O O L! W O O L!
of memory, pimples on tLe face, coughs,
consumption, etc.
DR. GIBBON hns practised in Son Fran
We are paying the highest market price cisco over 30yenr*anitbone troubled should
for wool, spot cash on delivery, at Bandon. not fail to consult him and receive the ben
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doctor cur*s when others fail.
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Tlie Riverton Hotel
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