Coquille City herald., April 27, 1897, Image 4

Noah advertised that he would
Mrs. J. B.
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tenced to be banged for the murder address Ins never been learned.
i of Blanche Lauiout at Emanuel
'church two years agu this mouth. JOHN KAINO,
MAHTIN UUSSEL
The sentence of death was today
THE MARSHFIELD
L O C A L IT E M S .
pronounced by Superior Judge
Babrs in tbe presence of n crowd
Put np some houses to rent to
Government Will Aid the Flood Sufferers. of spectators, who packed tbe
new-comers.
largest conrtroom at the city hall,
Congress Appropriated $200,000.
fullest oonvictioo that tlie Labor
Exobange is tbe most practical aod j
Mrs. F. G. Diion of Myrtle Pcint
comprehensive scheme for tbe was in town a brief spell last week.
emancipation of tbe human race
B. E. Nosier has received a large
that was avsr presented to tbe
aud choice stock of tobacco and
minds of men.
“I say practical, because it comes ! cigars,
to our very doors, no matter where
Uuc|e Charley Dietz of Myrtle
we may be located.
We no notj p oj0t made a visit to Beaver H ill
have to go to it— as to co-operative )a8t Wednesday,
colonies— but it comes to us, bring-
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iug the possibility of employing
Mrs. Capt. Manley Huberts went
ourselves all we will, aud insure j through this place to Myrtle Point
bread during life.
'«st Wednesday.
“ It brings liberty, bscause we
Coquille valley is having a rush
do not have to ask task-masters for j 0f visitors thus early in theBeason,
those blessings, neith ir do we have and many are locating.
to go to the city of Washington for
Mrs. W. Sinclair went to Marsh­
them.
I repeat, it brings liberty
field Wednesday to spend Easter
because it practically emancipates
with her people and friends.
from the tyranny of our govern­
W. Sinclair returned from his
ment. What have we been asking
at the hands of our government— Sixes river imues last Wednesday
is it more laws? Surely not when aud extended his trip to the bay.
they are ground out to us 2500
Arrivals by Areata, April 16:
strong every year.
We are com­ Mrs. W. H. Smith, J. M. McDer­
pletely snowed under by laws. mott, J. F. Lapp, O. P. Noab, Thus.
There are scarcely numbers suffi. Fowler.
cient of the classes to execute those
The traveling public will find it
laws on tbe masses!
We are not
to their advautage to patronize the
needing more governing as a peo­
livery-stable of J. 8. Hayes, when
ple, but we do need bread enough
at Empire City-
to govern our hunger. Then what
Dr. S. L. Robards and wife and
is it that Coxey and Debs and all
our reformers are requiring as a daughter, of Florence, moved to
They came
bounty of oar government? Is it this place last week.
not the employment of the idle to from the Siuslaw on the steamer
insure bread to the hungry ? Have Chilkat.
they got it, or is there auy chance
West: Dr. S. L. Robards and
for them to get it? Then come in family are preparing to move to
to the Labor Exchange, where all Coquille City in the near future.
these blessings can be obtained This will agHiu leave Florence
without money and without price, without a resident physician.
if you only take hold of salvation
Purties wishing marriage li­
when it comes right to your very
censes can obtain the same through
hand.
“ I say it is comprehensive, be­ D. F. Dean at Coquille City. Ap­
cause of its capacity to enrry the ply with witness at least aday or two
whole human race through the before tbe documents are needed. *
entire journey of life. It affords
AN TED — F A IT H F U L
MEN O il
women to travel for responsible estab­
us ample opportunities to the black
lished house in Oregon. Salary $780
man, the brown man, the red man expenses. Position permanent. Reference.
aud the yellow man ns it does the Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
The National, Star Insurance Bldg., Cni-
white man. Tbe Labor Exchange CftRO.
sounds tbe first trump of freedom,
H o m e s — Several desirable aiid
and through it, in a few short years,
low-priced
pieces of property not
we shall see all great obstacles to
human progress as completely nu- in our advertised list, and several
nihilated as are now the walls of town lots, way-dowD in prices, have
Jericho. I repeat, comprehensive, placed in our hands for sale. Call
quick.
because it is the all-sufficient and
only practical foundation on which
We were glad to recognize our
to establish the other reforms. On owu clever Coquille river boy,
it we can complete the grand
Fred Cblemeus, ns seeoud mate on
operative commonwealth, and tow the new steamer Coquille River
the bark of equal suffrage from the running to his old home from Sau
muddy waters of politics. Tbe Francisco.
Labor Exchange makes possible
W a n t e d —A good dairy ranch,
b II the Utopias and
beautiful on or close to the river; enough
dreams of tbe seers of the past.
land to have 30 to 40 head of cows.
“The Labor Exchange will carry Address the H e b a l d , Coquille City,
on its bosom the first complete statiug location aud best terms to a
brotherhood of taaukind the world good tebant.
lias ever witnessed—the completed
Now is the time to get a start of
ideal of Christ: Peace on earth;
good will toinou. And women, too; pure-bred chickens. Eggs of the
liost breeds are only SI per setting
I must not forget that.”
at the Mountain View Poultry and
Iuland Empire:
The Labor Stock Farm at Cleveland, Douglas
Exchange system of iiunuce has county. See list of strains in ad.
W
ident this moruiug sent to congress
a special message regarding the
tlood sufferers in the Mississippi
valley.
It recited facts learned
from governors and prominent cit­
izens of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis­
sissippi and Tennessee, regarding
the extent of the submerged area
and the number of people who
have lost all property and crops, as
their chance to raise nnvthiDgdor-
iug the present season, and said
that from »150,000 to *200,000
would be necessary to relieve their
wants. It cited former occasions
when the general government gave
money in aid of unfortunates and
strongly urged congress to promptly
make tbe appropriation in tbe pres­
ent case.
In tbe senate, upon receipt of
tbe president’s special message,
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, offered
a joint resolution appropriating
$150,000 for supplies to Mississippi
river flood sufferers.
In the honse, Catcbings of Mis­
sissippi offeied a resolution appro­
priating $200,000 for the relief of
flood sufferers.
The senate passed the Jones
resolution aud the house the Catch-
inga resolution.
This would have
left an awkward situation, but the
senate yielded precedence to the
bouse, recalled its resolution and
promptly paBBei the house resolu­
tion, which then went to the piesi-
dent.
The president signed the res­
olution at 1:55 p. in.
Secretary Alger acted with the
greatest promptness, and has al­
ready almost completed arrange­
ments for distiibutiou of govern­
ment relief for the flood sufferers.
By the present plan, army officers
will start for Memphis tomorrow,
aud dividing the Mississippi into
six sections, will ascertain tbe
anti
needs of the people; another detail
of officers following and distribut­
ing rations.
Congressman Noward's New Book.
Have you read “ W hat C hrist S aw ”
by Hon. W. M. Howard, congress­
man from Alabama, author of “ If
Christ Came to Congress?” Sensa­
tional! Startling! The author theat-
ened with expulsion from congress.
Send 50 cents to the author and
procure a copy. Address
H on . M. W. H o w a r d ,
House of Representatives, Wash­
ington, D. C.
Durrant to be hanged at San Quen­
tin prison, June 11. He was tuken
at once to Sau Quentin.
N O R T H F R O N T S TR E E T,
M A R S H F IE L D .
Lady Henry Somerset has cabled
L L KINDS of blacksmith work and
wagon work, new or repair work, done
Miss Francis Willard, president of
on
short
notice.
the Women’sChristmn Temperance
Union, asking for $1500 to be spent
W ORK
GUARANTEE
for the White Ribbon nurses in
To gi.e satisfaction. Come and see us.
Crete, Miss Willard cabled her con­ nov 10*1)5!
KAINO & UUSSEL.
sent: “ Feeling it is all in the
cause of suffering Christians slain
by Moslem swords, the bideouRness
j
of the situation is incalculably
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magnified because English bullets
are helping on tbe slaughter of
BANDON, O R.
Christians.”
Roseburg Review: Fred Patter­ KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
son, tbe brick mason aud contractor,
A F U L L LIN E OF
has gone to Coquille City to bid on
the new courthouse which is to be
built there. He will do the people
of Coos county a good job if he
gets the opportunity.
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Secretary Long has refnsed the
armor plate bid, and has referred
the whole matter back to congress,
asking authority to re-advertise for
Orders left with R. S. K nowlton ,
bids at an increased limit of cost. C oquille C ity , w ill receive prompt
“ No doubt about it— men are attenton.
braver than they used to be.”
“ How do you make that out?”
“ Look at the young fellows who
get married on $4 a week.”
PETER
LOGGIE. .
Burial
WALTER DRAKE,
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The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a constitu­
tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and atsisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they olfer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
OREGON
L L kinds of farm worksolicited. Hors-
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs,
rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop ou corner north o f Pio-
neei Feed stable.
(ID If.
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BO YEARS*
EXPERIENCE.
F. J. CHENEY <fe CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
£s?,TSold by druggists, 7.5 cents.
The Riverton Hotel
MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietor,
TRADE MARKS»
DESIGNS»
C O P Y R IC H T 8 A c .
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention is
probably patentable. Communications strictly
contidential. Oldest agency for securing patents
in America. W e have a Washington office.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
special notice in the
R IVER TO N, COOS COUNTY, OKEGON.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation o f
any scientific Journal, weekly, terras93.00 a year;
1.50 six mouths. Specimen copies and H a n d
I ook . on P a t e n t s sent free. Address
T?V E U YTH 1N G NEW AND N E \T, AND
X j Tables supplied witn the best in the
market.
Regular board and lodging, $1 per week.
Single meals, 25 cents.
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& C O .,
301 D ro a tlw a y. N e w Y o r k «
DO YOU W A N T
(Coos Hav News.)
O. P. Noab, of Newport, who
left here some time since for Port­
land, in the iuterest of God’s Reg­
ular Army, returned, via San Fran
cisco, Friday.
The boys started work on the
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E B i L L D
baseball grouud, at South Marsh­
field, last week, and will try and get
a team organized to meet the Hum­
boldt nine this summer.
Several families have moved to
Marshfield lately from points on
the bay. Tbe excellent school at
Marshfield has, no doubt, been a
potent factor in inducing patents
to obtain a residence in this place.
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Two year, ago, at 38, 1 was a cenntmptive dyspeptic,
tid, dying man, weighing lu t 120 pound,. Eow, at 40, 1 weigh 170 andam
in perfect health, truck are the uonderful result, of usmg òwasnp AngeI
Medicine for tuo years uh.rt cry symptom, of disease showed the-m~*oea.
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eitus ivjoimed the public Out cemvnptun. and the most malignant
f t diseases, were caused and produced Iv living lugs, germs or m ic ro b o ,!
then delti mined to find a gum « mitrale killer. J thenbought and teded
every preparation en idle Jar ihioot troubles, bronckral affection,< or consump­
tion. J could not find a gemi or mici ole killer in the entire lot ofmedtem^.
J then cemmenced to eipenment with nofhihol, and produced a medtema
la tita r m effect, to JJydrovaphthol. II hde my mediane was very
yet, J ceuleed, m l it like water. L u t the mesiwonderful thing was that
drop would not only k.U million, Oj gums and mmoles, but
kill any large insect. 1 nanied this remedy Swamp Angel Medicine in tona?
of the Swamp Angel canon, o gun very destructive to enemies but hwrnbtp
to its operators, its frauds, liven sa Suamp Angel Medicine destroy. M
lower germ rife, the canee of human ehse.esc- Vndtr heat,
Olvts into gas,'air, and can be inhaled directly into the Ungstherbg
kUbng
all germ and murale life on thescorgan, Like hyhlnmg this same rneA^
emeur ii rush through the skin, and therefore kill any ache or pain /row» •
common toothache to a m i n nurlgia or r heumatic pam Every
famsfy'
should have a botile. C id out the twket on this page and get or*.
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C A TA K T U i ' a L ThISV.ASI S, th e Sym pf+ m s, n* T>c*crib-
ed by Leudiny, Scientific9 Medical M en .
CATARRH OF THE HEAD
CATARRH OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES.
ts the most prevalent form of Catarrh,
and results from neglected colds.
When Catarrh o f the Head and Throat W
L e ft Unchecked It Extends Down U m
Windpipe Into the Bronchial Tubes
Ts the breath bad
and In Tim e Attacks the Lung*
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Do yon spit up slime
Do you ache all over
Have you a cough
V:
Do you blow up scabs
Are you losing flesh
Is your nose stopped up
Do you cough at night
Does your nose discharge.
Do you take a cold easily
Does your nose bleed easily
Is your appetite variable
Is there tickling in the throat
Do you cough until you gag
Do crusts form in the nose
Are you low spirited at (iir.es
Is the nose sore and tender
Do you raise frothy M:st*:ial
Do vou sneeze a great deal
Do you spit up yellow matter
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Is this worse towards night
Do you cough on going to bed
Is thcro pain in front of head
Do you cough in the mottling
Is there pain across the eyes
Is your cough short and hacking
Is there pain in hack of head
Do you spit up little chio r lumps
Is your sense of smell leaving
Is there a tickling Lch-nd tw pal­
Do you hawk to clear the throat
ate
Is there a dropping in the throat
Do you feci you *rc growing weakt.r
Is the throat dry in the morning
Is there a burning rain in the throat
Are you losing your sense of taste
Do you cough night and morning»
Do you sleep with your mouth open
Do you have to sit up at nighi ts
Docs your nose stop up towards s ’ breath
light
CATARRH OF T H : KIDNEY».
CATARRH OF THE EARS.
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Caskets
Lowest Casl Prices.
$ 1 0 0 — Reward - $ 1 0 0 .
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“ atsrrh Extends from ihe Tli.oat Along
the Eustaching Tubes Into the Ears
Causing DcTctive Hearing,
Catarrh o f the Kidneys Results
Either
from Colds or from Overwork o f »lie
Kidneys in Separating fr m the Blood
the Poisons that Have Been Absorb'd
from Catarrh of Other Organa
Is your hearing failing
We have received the sugar-beet
token such hold upon the people
Is the skin pale and dry
Do your ears discharge
of Aspen, Col., that merchants now seed for experimental planting from
Do the legs feel too heavy
Arc the ears dry and scaly
receive the checks ns cash, aud tho the agricultural college at Corvallis
Is the skin dry and hard
Do the ears itch and burn
town bns assumed an air of pros­ and are ready to distribute same to
Is the hair dry and brittle
t
Have you pain behind the ears
Now is your
perity fully equal to the times be­ reliable parties.
Has the skin a waxy look
la
there
a
throbbing
in
the
ears
fore the panic.
Through this cbnuce to make a good impression
Are they cold and clammy
Are you gradually getting deaf
method of scientific bartering or for onr vulley.
Do the joints pain and aciio
Is there a buzzing sound heard
50
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all
iucnl-
tradiug—exchanging one product
Is there nausea after eating
The steamer Moro enme to onr
Do you have ringing in tho ears
tom; 18 acres meadow; 2 acres orch­
tivation; 40 acres as good bot­
for auotber—the peeple will soou wharf from Sun Francisco last
ard and small fruit; 20acres iKittom pasture
Is there a pain in the small of tho
Are there »rackling sounds heard
Tbe following story on tbe cleared; 20 acres bench pasture—nil under tom laud as can be found in Coos
learn that they do not care any­ Tuesday. She had considerable
back
Is your hearing bad cloudy days
i
fence.
One
new
house,
0
rooms
all
finished;
county;
10
acres
level
bench,
good
thing about what tbe gold worship­ freight for our merchants aDd spenker of tbe bouse was told iu one barn 20x44, one barn 60x8$i: woodhouse,
Is the urin dark aud cloudy
Do you constantly hear noises in the
ers do with the money question in others. She dropped down to tbe cloakroom tbe other day. Mr. ! smnkehouae and other outbuildings; farm orchard with nil kinds of fruit in ear
Are the eyes dull and staring
abundance;
good
house
and
haru,
tools
and
implement»«
and
dairy
fixtures:
Washington, as they will have little Riverton and loaded up her bold Reed was making a speech ou bis cows, sheep, hogs and young stock. A good
Do your hands and feet swell
Do you hear better some days than
good
feucing,
and
everything
in
native Lentli last summer, and to ‘ place for a dairyman. W ill sell cheap and
Has the perspiration a bad odcrr
further « use
for » legal
tender
money,
with
Wednesday
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iM iiiu iiig
m ir u u c a u tiy
liist-class condition; farming tools, others
Have you a pain in top of head
every dollar of which is drawing um, ,akiDg n deck |oad of loaibeP. show the effect of tbe Wilson bill ! on easy terms.
Do
the
noises
in
your
ears
keep
you
Is there pufiiness under the ey»s
on sheep fartriug said:
“ Y’ ou "MT). 112—160 acres; 20 acres some stock cattle, chickens, hogs, awake
interest from some bonded slave
etc. This lovely homo is located
Is there a desire to get up at night
The H euald is authorized to have 3000 sheep, and you get but
or is robbing some poor working
When you blow you nose do the
bottom land, abont 10 acres o f which
Does a deposit form when left stand-*
roan of tbe profits of his labor. offer a sewing machine that is 12 cents s pound for your wool.” I is cleared. 150 bearing fruit trees. Abr.n- in a nice neighborhood, with good ears crack
It
dance of good fresh water. Good 2-story school and church advantages.
Tbe goldhugs will soon discover equal to tbe best and less than oue- “ You’re wroug there, Biddy,” cal'ed I j honse;
Is your heariag worse when you
barn, ohioketihouse. etc.
^lave you a chilly feeling down tbe
that all their efforts to subjugate tbird tbe cost of others to tbe a voice in tbe crowd, with charac­ ! 1 % mile from Allegheny Landing on Coos is 1 mile from steamboat landing have a cold
ou river, and 5 miles from Coquille
back
the American people have cornel public. T b o “ Improved NewHigh- teristic Yankee familiarity, “ we | River. Easy terms. Great bargain.
CATARRH OF THF LIVER.
City. This place can be bought for
Do you see spots floating before the
*o naught, and it will be their l Arm Arlington” is offered ou a 30- only get 10 ceuts.” “ Well,” re­
(). 214— 160 acres of choice $3700, on good terms.
Call at, or
j day’s trial, ami is warranted for 10 sponded Mr. Reed, quickly, “ you i
time to turn calamity howlers.
flat upland. H mile from Prosper and
The Liver Is Affected by Catarrh Through
years.
Rend our advertisement, cau always retail what I tell you at 1 2 % mile« from Bandon, well watered with write the H e r a l d office, Coquille
Catarrh of the head, throat, bron.
The law permits a great many on 1st page.
the Disease Extending from the Stom-
beautiful mountain streams, fine fir and City, Oregon.
a profit.”
cliial tubes and ears are all directly
cedar timber; good house with double tire
tbinge which are morally wrong,
ache
into
the
Tubes
o
f
the
U
rer.
place; 2}^ acres cleared; % of a mile from
tbe result of germ or microbe life—
The example of W. W. Brewer,
mm ) prohibits many things ab-
O. 209.— C O A L A N D U M ­
Ex-Senator Dan W. Voorhces, sohoolhouse; good blncksand prospects on
living minute lice—and the same can
A re you irritable
•tractly ami morally' right.
1 ho | u8tic« of tbe P *»*» «"'1 »• prominent of Indiaua, “ the tall sycamore of I the place. Price, $800—government title.
B E R land of 1G0 acres, 25 j
A r e you nervous
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be removed with the only germ killsr
tow protects men in the greatest i
° f Mt. Jewett, I ’a., is worthy the Wabash,” die^i at bis home in I "WTO. 200.— 320 acres, title per- acrei in grass, SOacies extra white
on earth ; the only germ killer that is
Do you get dizxy
crimes I ?an lmagiue and aggresses j ° f emulation. He says: “ I never Waliington, D. C., early Saturday A » feet, 50 acres creek bottom, cednr and fir timber, all nnder-
harmless to human beings, Swamp
Have you no energy
an the most sacred rights of the leave home without a bottle of morning of rheumatism of the j plenty white cedar timber, very layed with coal, with 40 inch face
Do you feel miserable
Angel Medicine.
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people.
Government is by and Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and heart. He was 74 years of age, | little improvements, located 12 in sight, within 4 miles of ocean
Is your memory poor
' 1
Diarrhoea
Remedy
and
always
rec­
lor the protection of property.
and bad been in poor health for miles from Baudon, 5 miles fiom steamer landing. At \ price of | Do yon get tired easily
L ife in not protected, for many ommend it to my friends. It is tho some time past. Senator Voorhees Dairyville, on road between these coal land sold by tbe government.
Is your eyesight blurred
starve to death.
The poor man is best I ever used, and never fails to was in public life almost constantly I two places; J of a mile from New A good investment for anyone.
Have you a pain in the back
deprived of life and property. give immediate relief.” For sale by for 40 years, and bore a reputation | Lake school house. This is a val­
Swamp Angel L iv er rills act with the
Can't yon explain where
It.
S.
Knowlton,
druggist.
WitLoat land upon which to live,
O, 208.— Stork ranch of 160
Diseased liver or catarrh of the greatest ease and the least irritation. Bo
uable tract of land, and is the best
ns an orator of ability.
he cannot live—aud is not the land­
acres, good house and bam, all liver can be'quickly and permanently sure you take no substitute. Small box,
I bargain in Coos county. Call and
A. E. Kisor, of Corvallis, spent
Rosebnrg Review: Charlie, the learn price and terms.
UDder feDce, 25 acres in meadow cured by using a pint bottle of Swamp 10 cents, Urge box 25 cents, by ti»U.
lord protected iu monopolizing it? several days past in Coquille look­
and grasses, 6 acres in cultivation, Angel Medicine in connection with a
The right to property is only a ing about. Mr. K. is a pioneer 13-year-old son of C. W. Hess,
conventional right, but the right to citizen of Oregon, long a resident met with a bad necideut during tbe ■M l). 205. 160 acres, J mile from | 2 acres in fruit trees, including 25 cent box of Swamp Angel rills.
i.mr. a * s : w « a s .
Gravel Ford creamery, 30 acres i plums, peaches, etc. Good spriDg Take no substitute, there can be no
noon recess at school today. Wbile
use property is inalienable.
I,c.pell, Ind., Dec. 10, 1835.
of tbe section be now lives in, and
playing be fell in snch a way as to in grass, garden, some fruit trees, of water. Three miles from P. O., substitute for Swamp Angel Prepara­ Dear S ir ,:
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When the laborers learn that they lias acquaintances even in this
break bis left collar boue, an injury Iverries and small fruits, a fair dwel­ good roads.
Twenty-four miles tions.
I received your medicine all right
He was the
can create just as much wealth, neck o’ the woods.
ling,
corrals,
chicken-house,
wood­
which will lay him up for some
You should not let vour druggist and it is doing wonders. I have hesn
from railroad at Roseburg.
W ill
make just as many bricks, raise just guest of Mr. and Mrs. McGaffey
shed, etc. Will take a wagon and sell cheap, or trade for Coquille deceive you by saying they are frauds troubled with lot Grippe and Catarrh,
time.
as much corn, whether they are part of the time he was in this city.
team in part payment. 1’ rice of | City property. Easy Terms.
simply because he has not got them in and 1 do believe your medicine Will
paid one dollar a day. ten dollars a The H e i u i . d had a pleasant call.
Ex-Senator Edmund G. Ross, of property, *700.
cure me of both. Already I feel like a
stock.
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day, or no dollars stall — that is, that
Kansas, who, though a Republican,
Sec that he geU Swamp Angel
new man,
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Yours, truly,
There are some people who never
177.— 200 acres, 155 first-
im b e r l a n d f o r s a l e .
human effort and wants do not
saved Andrew Johnson from Iteing
B amyki . Be R ant . !
wear dark glassss and yet they never
class bottom laud, balance
by The Herald Land Co. 3*20
dspand on monry - - they will have
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deposed from the office of presi­
solved the problem o f labor and HCC snytb.ng br.ght; it s the people dent, lias written an account of toe acres of the finest timber in Coos liench; 100 acres cleared and under
fence, all bottom and in fine culti-
who are dyspeptic and soured
capital; then let them adopt a system
part which he took in I he famous county for lumbering, being mainly
Everything is out of joint w ith such
:
ration.
Bench land all slashed
yellow
fir,
snd
extra
fine.
This
of aesouut for the transfer of title
impeachment proceedings.
people.
“ I suffered many years j
body of timber is located on the and set to grass. Two dwellings,
to property and they will have
with Dyspepsia slid liver troubles
Mrs. I .eland Stanford, has insured North Fork of the Coquille river, i good barn 44x80 ft., other outbuild-
aolved tho problem of hum 111 liap-
hut have been relieved since taking her life for $1,000,000, the premium and lies directly on the river and is ings, gc»od orchard, one mile from
Wholesale and Retail / gent lcr
pinesa.—L. K. monthly publication.
Simmons Liver Regulator. I know being $175,001) a year. She wants well situated for logging. If sold steamboat landing, one mile fiom
T b« Lalor Exchange methods others who have been greatly lien- 1 to be able to leave a million dollar socn it can lie had elienp. Enquire school, five miles from Coquille
can lie applied to any of our every- ( filed bv its use.” James Nowland, endowment to tbe Stanford Uni­ at the IIEHAI.D office and go and ! City. This is the best farm on the
Coquille; cau be bought very elienp. '
day transactions.
I Carrollton, Mo.
versity.
i see tbe timber.
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