Coquille City herald., April 13, 1897, Image 2

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THE SOLDIERS’ HOME
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| named on labels.
I also iuelose
j directions for cultivation, which1
Trouble Caused by Ruling of Board of Trust­
PUBLISHED EVK11Y TUESDAY ! vou are asked to follow as closely !
ees 'Five of the Inmates Have Left.
j
t p e r - C c q . Y 2 . l l l e
I as possible.
\Ye shall be glad to 2 v ^ 3 ^ ^ tl©
IF5 e i n t
a n d
th e
a n d . ■ ^ * 7 1 ia t i s
J. S. I « E W E r & ~ D. F. BEAN, I hear from you from time to time as
Salem, April 6.— There is dis-
T H ere.
O c in g -
j to the condition of the crops.
At j
satisfaction among tbe inmates of
Editors and Proprietors.
| the end of the season you will be
the Soldiers' Home, at Rosebnig.
O. Dodge returned from the bay
Street iiArovements have been
Det >t’ll (u tho material and acetal op-I expected to forward a sample of
In fact, five have quit the place.
iudefinitelwjostponed.
h-xtftmacof theCoqSlT.e Valley pan.oularly not leKK t)lllI1 0 beets for analysis, by Friday's Iraiu.
The trouble is due to a ruling made
aud of Coos County genernliy.
Our merchants received many
J.
H.
Gifs
has
rented
the
Reade
and to make u full report as to
by tbe board of trustees at its last
Subscription, per your, in advance, ♦ 2 .
uew goods last week.
property o|Railroad aveuue.
yield, etc.
meeting, March 23, requiring each
Itev.
J.
E.
Iilsir
has
rented
J.
H.
"T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 13, 1897.
Many furriers were iu town Sat­ peiisiouer soldier to turn over to
Please acknowledge the receipt
this year in valuable
Giles’ residence properly on Spruce urday to a(eud the creamery meet
of tbe seed. Yours, very truly,
the
commandant
all
of
his
quar­
articles
to smokers o f ( I:
street.
iug.
G. W. S haw , Chemist
terly stipend received from the
Coos County and a S u g a r Factory.
Public
school
will
begiu
next
In response to the above letters,
Mrs. Jo i Pullen, of Riverton, government, except the sum of $4
A largo attendance is
Prof. G. W. Shav , of State Agri­ the H kku . d is prepared to distribute Monday.
is visiting ith relatives and friends a month. It is the understanding
cultural College at Corvallis, will these seeds to farmer friends in this expected.
that the surplusage pensiou above
in this pis >.
G e n u in e
Be sure and attend the entertain-
supply ua with some sugar-beet ! valley who will consent to the cou
The woi on the skimming sta­ $4 a month is to be remitted by the
seed to be distributed free to farmers ; ditious stated and for the object ment by the band boys, next Sat- tion end a Miss May Giles' house commandant of tbe home to the
pensioner’# dependent relatives,
who will cultivate them as per aimed at.
We would like, uddi-1 urday evening,
is about c Dpleted.
nud in case he line no dependent
instructions, which accompany, with tiouully, that the farmers who make j We are pleased to note that Mrs.
A. T. B> too proved np on his relation, the surplus pensiou is to
a view to the best results for sugar this test should have lands they Dnn’ l Barklow, who has been very
homesteai before Commissioner be retained by tbe homo.
production. Prof. Shaw is at tbe could pledge to the cultivation of sick, is now much improved,
Dodge 1st Saturday.
Y o u w ill find one coupon in ­
head of the department of ebem- beets on condition that we should
S. B. Orrnsby, president of tho
Farmers nre pushing their spring
Suuday ias indeed a beautiful board of tiustees, and also Rutbor
sid e e a ch 2 -o u n ce b ag , and tw o
istry at the Agricultural College, | iuduce a factory to be located here, work with all possible speed dur­
c
o
u p o n s in s id e e a ch 4-ounce
day. Spi ig, with all its grandeur of the law creating the home, rx-
and bis analyses will go fur toward ! Now, you ur i vitally iuterested iu ing tbe present fine weather.
bag. B uy a bag, read th e coupon
T h o Dost
seems to , approaching fast.
plaius the necessity of such ruling.
inducing the establishment of one this experiment, and the H eh . uji
and see h o w to g e t yo u r share.
S m o k in g To b a c c o M ado
The decision of the supreme
Two ex ?rt miners of Washing­ Some of tbo inmates, President
or more sugar factories in Oregon— hopes for honest effort and has no
>«00003000 c w o o c -s c a o c v s o o o o o a o o o c o e o o o o c o '
court iu the railroad cases was a ton passe through our town last Orinsby snys, nre the prey of sa­
one in Coos county, if our furmers doubt as to the results.
surprise to many of our people.
week eu >ute to the Sixes mines. loon men. The end of justice, he
will be careful and make the proper
Tho bulletin board is intended
showing. The effort is now on to
Some i our boys were arrested says, are better served by sending a
Trusts
and
Corporations.
fer matters o f public importance, last F riity tor throwing clods. pjrtiou of au inmate’s petition to
establish within the United States
and not for tbe exhibition o f fool­ They wei >, however, released uuder dependent relatives, thus in many
sugar production to meet the wants
Fifty-three of tho sixty-six United ishness.
cases relieving couutiea from as­
of the whole people and obviate the
promise sf doing belter.
States Judges are corporation at­
Robt. Martin will put in a bath­
necessity of the importation of any.
The “ fipiy tribe” seem to “ nib­ suming their maintenance.
torneys. The Standard Oil Com­
In support of tbe board’s ruling,
tub and water-beater for Judge E. ble” wellht the hook.
It is stated that at the present time
Scores of
pany furnishes sixteen or nearly
Bender at bis residence on Maple the beanti|ul trout are being cap­ Mr. Orinsby cites tbo United States
Oregon nlono is sending outside
one-fourth!
Is there any wonder
statute of 1891, providing that pen­
$1 ,200,000 per annum for that which about government by trusts? Tho street.
tured daily.
sions of soldier inmates of homes
could advantageously bo produced people curse monopolies but vote
The entertainment last Sat nrdny,
R, C. Dement has purchased a shall be paid to tho treasurer of
at home, with an abundance for for them just the same.
by
tbe
ladies
of
the
O.
E.
S.,
was
These
valuable tract nf bottom land near the home, iu trust, whose duty it
profit from elsewhere. Sugar man­ judges are appointed. It would all right. The dance after the show
the moutll of Catching creek from shall be to pay over to the inmate
ufactories are to be erected at sev­ never do to have the people elect was also a very pleasant afifuir.
Mrs. Ella Strang, nee Ella Wagner. upon bis discharge all that has beeu
eral poiuts tbe coming season iu the high judges. The people are
F. F. Patterson, a building con­
Will IJood, of Rurnl, visited held back. Mr. Orrnsby also suys
California, Utuli, Nebraska, and as
little children and must bo gov­ tractor of llosibu ig, nrrived in town last week. He has lost only the supreme courts of tbe states of
many as four in Wisconsin, and sev­ erned. The judges must be free town on the 11th lust. He is look­
eral counties iu this state a n exper­ from the people and attached only ing after the uew courthouse con­ a compafnlively few of his large Minnesota, Iowa nrd Michigan
Twenty full-sized packets,’your selection from n large list, guaranteed
sheep Mrd this winter.
Some have sustained soldiers' home
imenting iu beet culture with a view to the corporations.
When the tract.
lambs Hat arrived too early died. boards in those states in similar fresh and the best varieties, given‘as a premium with each order for
to influencing Consideration from king made the judges, the judges
Mrs. Dreisbacb, o f San Fran-
There has been some stock lost rulings to tbe oue adopted by tbe
capitalists or exports to establish a always served the king, and when
cieco, is visiting with her parents, in this vfciuity during tbe w ider, Oregon board.
sugar factory within their bounds. corporations make the judges, they
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lundy of which but beeu unusually severe.
And the spirit manifested in these will naturally serve the corpora­
this place, having arrived on Wed­ Tbe g ra s has started up during
Coming Into the Light.
counties hud won the attention and tions.— Union County Farmer.
Chicago, price $1 per year. But for a short time orders will bo tnken for
nesday’s train.
tbe past ten days, so that stock is
consideration of many prominent
balance of the year at
The
coal
miners
of
Illinois
have
Mrs.
Capt.
Charles
Butltr,
of
now
improving.
citizens of this state, including a
It has recently come to light Arngo, hns gone to San Francisco
petitioned
congress
not
to
raise
the
leading influence from Prof. Shaw,
John Cokp, a geuial attorney of
that ono rolling mill in Cleveland,
That Marshfield and assignee of the J. tariff on coal. They declare that
owing to his position toward the Ohio, was paid $100,000 a year by for medical treatment.
esteemed lady’s health has been A. Lehnherr property, was in town this country exports 2,500,000 tons
agricultural productive interests of
the rail trust to quit work and not failing for some time.
From tlio time order is received tbe paper will be sent weekly until
our state, which also brings him in
Friday, having business connected of coal annually, and a higher
interfere with the prices established
tariff might ennse foreign countries JANUARY 1, 1897, FOR ONLY 50 CENTS.
If Seeds are wanted,
Win. Hood and J. W. Sears with the farm.
touch with the Manufacturers’ Asso­
Wm.
Jenkins
was
by the trust. No doubt other mills
to impose letaliatory duties tbit add 15 cents to pay postage.
ciation at Portland nud kindred were paid to remain idle in a like delivered a fine lot of mutton sheep put in charge as tenant.
would seriously affect this export
at the stockyard iu this place last
organizations elsewhere who are
G od’s Regular Army held anni­ trade.
manner, ninl it was by this means
week. They were shipped to Bea­
inquiring for the best localities for
TWO pOR THE
versary services iu this place last
that the ten mills in the trust made
investment iu productive enterprises. $311,000,000 more that a legitimate ver Hill by R. O. Dement
FiJiCE O f ONE
Tuesday. Mr. Devore, of Marsh­
Late
Literary
N
ews.
Several counties in the Willamette profit while the trust was iu opera­
S. E. Johnson is about tbe hap­ field, conducted the same. All our
valley had been chosen for practical tion. The rails they sold for $2(1 piest man in town, his home hav­ people have a good word for the
“ Docs Modern College Education The COQUILLE CITY HERALD one year, and the FARM,
experiment by these parties, anil
aud $28 a ton nre now selling at $17, ing been blessed by the arrival of Army, as it did a noble work in this Educate, in the Broadest and Most
FIELD & FIR E SID E until January I, 1898, and 20
knowing, ns we did, that Coos was
Sam community.
and the way the ruilronds are buy­ a uew boy on the 7th inst.
Liberal Senso of the Term?” is one
tbo pioneer and banner county in ing has started all tbe mills at a says it never fails to wink at all
packets o f Seeds, only $2.
We learn that the G. A. R. of of the most important inquiries that
sugar-beet production, even without lively rate.
fiKrr'Tliis offer limited to May 1st. Any subscriber car. tako advantage
This is furnishing a the good-looking girls that call to this place hns appointed R. W. could be set on foot. This discus-
scientific or intelligent cultivation, vast amount of work in the steel see it, while tbe ladies say it is so
—WUl\ m i l l e r r
t ,M M OU m - ■
Lundy, T. M. Hermann and Orvil siou, which is to bo taken part in of it and have his time extended. Send all orders to this office.
iuoustry, in
imnm, m,.i
«.ulw u eb like its dad.
by President Gilman of the Johns
tral influence had operated against
the departm ent*of trade connected j
lenrn that Seth IV Unmiue», Dodge ns n committee to arrange
her recognition, tho editor of the ill anyway with the steel and iron | a prominent M n l ^ m n t t m n n y , is on roraec iinii..- servlceson May 30th, ! Hopkins, President Dwight of Yule,
i'e n iilo u t ^ »u b u n tin n
of
C rii'u u ll,
H ebai . d addressed Prof. Shaw on industry. It illustrates the serious bis way to this place to look after and tin t elaborate pnpnmtir.ua will P
Presidci t Morton of the Stevens
the subject, detailed results of former effects of trusts and combiuatious, bis mining interests on Johnson he made to properly ohseive that
Institute, Henry Thurston Peck
festival of the dead.
efforts here iu that line, and urged aud the benefit of free aud honest and Sucker creeks.
Wo nre in­
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of Columbia, Bishop Potter and
consideration, with the following competition. The effect goes still formed that bo will inaugurate
It has lately been found that all others of the most distinguished
Times
are
hard,
and
“
we
stand treat.” AVe have arranged to make our
gratifying result:
further, for chenper railroads mean hydraulic mining near the mouth aluiauacs rre,not truthful, or else men of both the United States aud subscribers a gift that will last the whole year. Wo will send every per­
the
moon
is
on
a
jag.
Tbo
G.
A.
B t a t s A o h ic u l t u b a l C o l l b o i o r I U nions,
o
f
Johnson
creek
this
summer.
cheaper freight and passenger rates,
Europe, is begun in the April Cos­ son who calls fit our office and /)aijs up a year in advance on the Herald, the
C ohvallih , Or., March 22, 1H‘J 7.
‘‘The thieves nre not all dead yet,” R. post in this placo meet Saturday mopolitan by a radical inquiry into following high-grade monthlies nud hand-books:
J. S. M c E wen , C ocjuii . le C ity , O k .- - and that either directly or indirectly
on
or
before
full
moon,
and
last
said W. H. Erdice ufter a number
the educational problem along the
Dear Sir: Replying to yours to helps tho general public.— Portland
l ’ublishod nt Spvinafiehl, O hio. A prnet.ion! farm paper, that
o f tools bad been stolen from hiB Saturday a goodly number of the lines of Herbert Spencer.
Presi­
is filled with the p ractical experience o f actual farm ers. It is
our Prof. Shaw, I desire to acknowl­ Dispatch.
old
boys
came
to
town
and
a
meet­
creamery building.
These slick-
J Yi $ ably edited, thoroughly up to the tim es, and keeps;its readers
dent
Giliunn
will
follow
in
a
direc­
edge the fact that you have made
ing of the oost wns held, but it tion almost equally searchiug. Al­
p o ste d on the w onderful advances m ade every month b y pro­
fingered
clmps
have
had
a
good
Sugar Boet Notes.
gressive agriculturists in the science o f tillin g the soil. Send for a free
out a most excellent case, and I
time this winter imposing on the was learned dnriug investigation together there is promised the
sam ple copy.
have directed Prof. Shaw to see that
that
tbe
almanacs
differed
and
3 A m onthly m agazine for women and tho hom e. Its brigh t
The Sngnr Beet says that Hie public. * It is to be hoped that some claim that next Saturday is frankest possible expression of opin­
you nre provided with the necessary
¿3 stories, poem s and sketches, its clear and wholesom o editor
detection will soon follow.
ion, and it seems probable that it
seed and instruction for cultivation great difficulty that will be con­
3
S
S
l
&
il
j»
1
\
U. r™ls, its practical suggcntions on home life and wom ans’
the proper day.
will be the most thorough compar­
work m akes it a universal favorite.
I- cann ot fail to inter­
H. B. Steward has been spend­
of the sugar beet.
I bog you to tended with for years to come in
est
nnd
please
eyery member o f the fam ily.
The publishers at Spring-
ison ever made of educational meth­
have these experiments us widely the American beet cultivation is ing the rainy days in a very prof­
field, O h io, will bo glad to send tlio readers o f this paper a free sam ple
SUICIDE.
ods with the needH of every-day
cop y .
distributed ns possible, and also to tbe persistence o f farmers in ad­ itable m illin er. He has just com­
John Msrstillo, a familiar char­
rrrr l l n v ^ U T T i l n n l 7 A lm n d -bock on the care o f poultry, written
life
at
the
close
of
the
nineteenth
pleted
a
liaudsome
bedroom
set,
mnke some note in the report to this hering to their own views as to how
acter of the section gang, he hav­
1 r ’ i 1 II V ‘•'VlllX especially to meet the needs o f the farm er
i iJ 1 U liA ii J U U u .ll and the sm all breoder.
It is practical . Yon
station in regard to tbe available they should be cultivated. It gen­ consisting of four pieces—bedstend, ing worked there during the past century. -----------------------------
enn easily understand what it m eans and easily carry out its sugges­
quantity of land in regnril to trans­ erally requires several years of bureau, waslistaud aud stand-table. three yenrs, committed suicide in
tions. Thousands o f co p ie s have been sold. Price, 25 cents.
The sheriff of Umatilla county ■ ■I
portation susceptible to tbo growing experience of theirown before they All arn finished in naturnl colors this place on the 11th inst. by tak­
i *
i
i
i
A collection o f the favorite recipes o f the
that certain established and highly polished, aud speak ing a dose of strychnine. He was has begun suit in Pendleton to
of beets. Would also like to kuow lenrn
ook
well
for
tbe
builder.
ascertain
what
expenses
lie
is
al-
principles
and
rules
for
the
cultiva­
■whether there is any lime rock in
discovered by Don Dixon and Al
p ractical housekeeper.
The book has
A practical joke wns played on Baker shortly after taking the lowed under the law to incur. The
proved very popular and wo are sure you will like it. Price, 25 cents.
your vicinity or not If you have tion of beets for sugar must be
a young man of this vicinity one poisou, where he had evidently case will be taken to the supreme
an abundance of lime rock in addi­ adhered to.
While yields of sugar beets rang­ night last week. It was arranged went to preveul discovery uutil the court, and the whole question of
tion to your other advantages, you
evidently have an ideal placo for tho ing from 20 to 40 tons per acre are for him to rob a ben-roost, around poison could net.
The boys gave the salary law will como op for on
production of tbe sugar beet. If reported, Tbe Sugar Beet says that which n guard had bpeu stationed tbe alarm.
Marstillo was soon opinion.
we can servo you further in the mat­ on a general basis both for Europe witli guns and revolvers. When lie brought to tbe hotel, where Dr.
Wednesday of last week Gov-
To eueryone paying up all arrears and one year’s subscrip­
and America 19 tons per acre must approached fire was opened upon K. A. Leep did all that could be j ernor Lord commissioned J. L.
ter, please advise us.
he considered the average yield. him with blank cartridges. Well, done to save him, but all to no ] Lewellen of Myrtle Point to be a tion to THE HERALD in aduance, we will send both o f the
Very truly,
H. B. M ii . i . kji ,
President and Director. The reports of averages at Ameri­ (lie boys say be is runiug yet.
aboue named monthlies for one year and both o f the books.
nvnil.
He died at about 5:30 notary public.
can factories have beep misleading
Rev. Blair lias gone to tbe inte- o’clock. He has no relatiyes in
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER AT ONCE.
E.
C.
Allen
is
buying
cattle
in
O heoon S tats A obiculiuiial C ollbue , from tbe fnct that they generally I rior on business connected with this section.
Cnll on or address T he H ehaiji ,
Coquilic City, Oregon.
C orvallis , Ur.. April 1, 1HU7. omit the area in which the beets
Mountain valley, Umatilla county,
I the Presbyterian church.
Tbe
The cause is thought to bo due paying therefor 818 a bead.
J. S. M c E wen , C oquilli C ity , O b .— have failed, whereas Urn average | mP1I)|ier8 0f bis congregation kept
to the effects o f liquor, lie haviug
Dear Sir: Your letter of 17th ult. should he based on the number of j np t|,„ rej,u|ar services Sunday, D.
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.
been drinking heavily for the past
“ Will you linve a little whipped
camo to hand in due time and was acres planted and the number of | ^ Hiding reading a sermon iu the
ten dajs.
The strychnine vial
cream?” asked tbe hostess. "N o,
referred to the Director of tho Sta­ tons of beets accepted at the Fac- morning, and Miss Laura Wise in
showed Ihst it had been carried a
1 thank you,” he answered. “ I —
tion, Mr. Miller. Your locality I did
j the evening.
Their efforts are long tune aud indicates the act
Price o f
P rice with First P rice o f
P rice with
er—er— I prefer my cream unpun­ First
not include iu our list for the exper­
P ublication.
IiE U A L D
P u b lica tion .
HERALD
The grounds for the new beet 8p0keu o f aB being very interesting, to bo of long premeditation.
*1 00. American Kitchen M agazine. .$ 2 40 | 1 U0..Godey*s M a ga zin e....................... 2 50
ished.”
iments, not on account o f its inabil­ sugar factory which Claus Spreck-
3 00.. American M a ch in ist................... 3 85
1 0 0 ..G ood H ea lth .................................. 2 60
ity to grow beets of good quality, els is building ns Salinas, Cal.,
1 00.. H ard w are....................................... 2 30
2 (H)..American W h eelm an ................. 3 25
CaptartY J k c k 's Tribe.
“ A man who is just married tells
but rather on account of its isolated occupy 532 acres. Tho building is
2 50.. Arts fo r A m erica ................
3 80
4 00. .H arper’ s M agazine...................... 4 75
2 O').. Harper’ s R ound T u b le ............. 3 25
4 00.. A tlantic ......................................... 4 05
“ Y es?”
location.
We desire to give every 10(5x586 feet anil five stories high. his wife everything.”
Redding, Cal., April 6.— Word
2 0 0 ..A ve M aria .................................. 3 35
5 0 ..
H om e M agazine............. 2 00
portion of the stato all the oppor­ Tbe boiler and lime-kiln bouse “ And after he gets better ac- comes from Modoc county that the
5 0 ..
H ousekeeper.................... 2 10
1 00.. B icyclin g W o rld ........................... 2 45
1
00.
.International
M a g a z in e ........... 2 30
5 0 ..
Black C a t.......................... 2 10
tunity desired to show what they has a width or 65 feet and s length quaintedI with her be doesn’ t tell remnant of Captain Jack'stribe of
2 0 0 ..Ledger, New Y o rk ..................... 3 10
5 0 ..
B ookkeep er...................... 2 10
can do on this important industry. o f 557 feet. Tho machine s l:o p i s j‘ier nny>hing.
3 00. .L ip p in co tt’s m agazine.............. 3 75
1 0 0..B ra n n s ico n o c la s t....................... 2 50
Modoc Indians, uow living in that
TO
1 (X). .L e v e r............................................... 2 45
1 00.. B rU k................................................ 2 35
I have therefore ordered sent to you 40x80 feet; the office is 40x80 feet; -------------------- ■
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----------------- ~ county in the neighbcibood of
2 0 0 ..M eehan’ s M on th ly ...................... 3 00
2 0 0 ..Budget o f M u sic........................... 3 10
this day 15 lbs. of seed of three warehouse, 100x200 feet; there are!
4 5 0 ..National R e v i e w ......................... 6 45
2 00.. B usiness.......................................... 2 75
Captain Jack’s trenchery and Gen­
«varieties, which nre named on each five eheds, each 40 feet wide and
2 5 0 ..Canadian M agazine.......................3 75
1 0 0 ..National T rib u n e......................... 2 50
g*
■
eral Cauby’s death in 1872, is now
3 0 0 ..C atholic W o rld ............................ 4 00
3 0 0 ..New England M a ga zin e............. 4 15
package. The seeds are put up in I 804 feet long. The factory will be
in a pitiable condition, verging on
4 0 0 ..Century M a ga zin e...................... 5 20
5 (X*..North American R ev iew ........... 5 86
one-half pound packages.
It is nble to produce 1,000,000 pounds
2 (X)..Chap B o o k ..................................... 3 35
4 0 0 ..N. W. Lum berm an (n e w )........ 4 85
actual starvation, in all, there nre
3 00. .China D ecora tor........................... 4 10 1 0 0 ..Ohio F a r m e r ................................ 2 45
desired that each grower plant not j of sugar per day. It is expected!
about
100
of
the
famous
tribe
left.
3
00.
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hronicle,
C
h
ica
go......................
4
15
2 5 0 ..P ilo t ................................................. 8 75
less than one-sixteenth acre, for that the plant, exclusive of the land, Makes life misery to thousands of Tbe winter lias been a severe one,
1 0 0 ..C onstitution, A tla n ta ................. 2 45
1 (X).. Peterson’ s m agazine ................. 2 40
people.
It
manifests
itself
In
ninny
1
0
0
..C
osm
opolitan
m
a
g
a
z
in
e
.........
2
55
1 00.. P hilistin e........................................ 2 55
which he should use one pound of will cost ¡$2,500,000 when complete,
the snow deep and tbe Indians
1
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0
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Journal.
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is
v
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Post D ispatch, St. L o u is ................
different ways, like goitre, swellings,
need, hence it will be necessary that
•
3 00. Current Literature, n e w ............. 3 85
have been unable to obtain the
2 50. .P u b lic O p in io n ............................ 3 75
he be givru two of theae packages.
A Salem paper says that the running sores, boils, salt rheum and necessaries of life.
1 0 0 ..Dairy R o p o r t ................................ 2 50
1 25.. Pul p i t .............................................. 2 75
1 00. . Dairy W o rld .................................. 2 15
1 0 0 ..R a ilroad Car Journal .............. 2 45
The i aokngea from tho U. H. depart- Goodale Lumber Company is cloa- pimples and other eruptions. Scarce­
A party of two bucks nnd ten
3 00. .D ispatch. C hicago, d a ily .......... 4 20
1 00.. R epublican. S prin gfield ........... 2 55
tnent of agriculture have directions ing contracts with corporations in ly a man is wholly free from it. in squaws struggled into Altnras, the
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1 (X).. Rural New Y ork er.......... ............ 2 50
3 0 0 ..St. N ich o la s................................... 4 25
4 00. .D ram atic M irror.......................... 4 05
inside, the others have not, there- Mexico for 5,000,000 feet o f bridge some form. It clings tenaciously uutil county seat, from tbo lava beds, to
2 0 0 . .Echo, C h ica go ............................... 3 25
3 (X). .S cribner’ s M agazine................... 4 20
fore I sendyoa aome under separate | timber. This is a large contract, the hist vestige of scrofulous poison is get food, but tbe whites were not
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W e will send yon by m ail. Absolutely
1 00.. Farm ers’ U n io n ............................ 2 45
2 0 0 ..T rotter and P a cer....................... 3 25
cover, l’ lcaae notify me of the ar- and will keep tbe mills running! eradicated by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the charitably disposed to the Modccs.
F ree,in plain package. Ihe A ll-P ow er-
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fnl D r. H ofm an ’ s V ital R estorative
Ono Truo Blood Purifier.
rival of the seed, and also send me full force for several weeks.
The
8o hungry were the Indinns that
1 0 0 ..W eekly W iscon sin ....................... 2 25
T a b lets, with a legal guarantee to 4 00. .Forest and Stream (n e w ) ......... 4 85
the names of the parties who are to lumber will lie shipped via Yequina Thousands of voluntary testimonials they stripped the carcsssof a dead
3 0 0 ..W ils o n ’ 8 P hoto. M a ga zin e........ 4 25
perm anently cure lost M anhood. S elf- 3 00..F rn nk L eslie’ s Popular M thly. 4 00
50 .F ruit Growers’ J o u rn a l............. 2 10
1 00. .W itness, M on treal..................... 2:40
Abnse, Sexual W eakness, VarictHJele.
grow the beets. lad me aak that and direct to Mexican points.
tell of suffering from scrofula, often cow to the lx»ne, ravenously ate of
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stops forever n ig h t E m issions and nil 3 00.. F orum .............................................. 4 35
you give vonr personal attention to
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. inherited and most tenacious, positive­ the putrid flesh, and carried away
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unnatural drains. Returns t o form er
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Ex-l/ity treasurer Krngg, of
the matter in order that the expen- u
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appearances
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organs.
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Menttle, lias begun serving an eiglit- ly, perfectly and permanently cured by what was left. It is reported that
o n e o f t h e a b o v e p u b l i c a t i o n s , e a c h fir s t-c la s R in it s l i n e , a n d
meut may be carefully conducted,
their number has lieen reduced
year sentence for doing a banking
! t h e H e r a ld f o r o n e y e a r a t t h e p r i c e s t a t e d in t h e r i g h t - h a n d c o l u m n
It is very desirable that only very
one-lmlf this winter by deaths due I f wo cou ld not cure, we would not
o f f i g u r e s , m a k i n g t h e H e r a l d t h e c h e a p e s t p a p e r in t h e c o i l n t y .
business with city funds. H h was
reliable farmers be given tbe seed.
to starvation and exposure. There
liberal with loans of public funds
semi our m edicine free to try, and
Yours, very truly, G. V»\ S haw .
ia no reservation nnd uo appeal to pay wheu satisfied.
to persoual friends.
They failed
Chemist. him when the pinch came.
the United States government.
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UPPER-RIVER DEPARTMENT.
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OTHER GREAT CLUBBING OEEERSk
We Send it Free
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Young
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V I women t>> travel f,,r responsible . tab
C orvallis , Or., April 2, 18W7.
ished house in Oregon. Salary $7«0 nnit rrcparwN only by C. I. IlooJ & Co., Iow«U, Mass. was just a Mule bit tipsv. Mndpo
S. M c E wen , (Vgriu.n C ity , On.— expenses. Pnettton permanent. Iteferrase.
i — What did you do? Polly--\Vhat
Be sure to get H ood ’ s and only H ood ’ s .
Dear Sir: In accordance with your Unclose self-tuhlreseeil .tumped env lop.».
could I , wl^n be told me my eyes
r-v «««
are the beat slu r-tlmn^r
The National, Star Insurance Hltlg., Chi- ! . .
request, I take pleasure iu forward- , cago.
HOOd 8 P illS pills, aid digest»«».
t had lutoxicalVd him?
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