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A large e o M t g a a M t o f
E. (South) Conference— Assignments for
Present Year
butter
Th e sad intelligence was re
ceived yesterday morning from
FROM
Drain of the death of Csptniu
Harry Lockwood at that place.
Deceased had resided iu this corn ty
for many years and made many
friends, nil of whom deplore his
What the Branches Are Doing.
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Read carefully this testimonial found below, also letters from those
loss ami speak kind words of his
who have been cured of other diseases and remember that "5 Drops" has and can never
fail to quickly relieve and permanently cure.
Sept, 9, ihwo
memory. H e had been an invalid
Miss
Enretta
Pannenberg
graced
next
morning
with
a
load
of
salt
The Salem Daily Statesman re
I) ha it Sm :—Your bottle of "5 Drop»" received. It was for an old Irieud, Mr. Win,
for about two years past, daring
our table last Wednesday with for the Coquille fisheries,
EdwardH, o f Martli,»town Win. Ue bit» lmd Neuralgia In hi» chest, »uttering a great deal of
cently published the following:
pain, so much so that it affected hi» heart ami he cutild not sleep on account o f it »mothered
which time he had the constant
The outlook for disposing o f the
reeling. He ha» been under the care o f the most eminent phy»iciaus, but fouud no relief
The Salem Labor Exchange seems some extra large and luscious
until 1 gave him a dose o f '5 Drop»." Tho very flrnt night he re» led well, and has ever since,
care of a dpvnted wife and loving
Thanks to |argB apple crop o f this section, at
to hare been caught in the wave of Oravenstein apples.
and 1» gaining dally. I myself am t*7 years old and began taking your medicine la»t April
relatives, who mourn his loss. The
f„ jr prices, is encouraging. Apples,
for Rheumatism, which I have had lor 49 years, also for a weak heart. Since taking
prosperity and is doing quite well. the young lady.
**& Drop»” the Rheumatism has all disappeared, the stiffness 1» gone from my Joint», and my
funeral will take place at Drnin.
heart never misses a beat. 1 ain to-day a well, strong woman, and low e it to "5 Drops.” I
The'Exchange is building a large!
W anted — A good dairy farm of nicely packed, were purchased on I charges w « i ' "
'iluriup 'tdi'e
only wish I could sound my bugle o f praise loud enough to be heard all over the world, and
T
heie
is
a
deep
feeling
of
sympa
kiln of brick at this time, is doing from 100 to 300 acres,
already the whai f at Marshfield, last w eek.!
wero l,rtseut duriu«f the
could couvince every oue that “ b Drop»" is all you claim It to be ami more.
t h y expressed in this community
Mrs. I). T. Carver, W iiin I ow , Stevenson Oo., 111.
considerable work about the city stocked with good dairy cows, for a jb y a S a u Francisco buyer, for 50
The preachers are stationed as for the bereaved relatives in their
I know It will do more than you claim for It.
3 4 Y E A R S OF SU F F E R IN G .
and has just commenced to build a cheesery. Will lease for a few years i cents a box.
follows: Willamette district—11. 8. hour of g lief.— Marshfield Suu.
REV. F. M. COOPER, Washington Center, Mo.
D b . au S i b : —
J a n u a r y 2, 1W7.
warehouse for D. J. Fry. It is with privilege of buying.
! This is the Reason of the year Shaugle, P. E .; Albany and Tan
P A R A L Y SIS A N D r h e u m a t i s m
Over 84 years ago, I had Typhoid Fever,
running a delivery wagon about
.
.
.
.
when big apples are displayed in
D ear Sms;
N ovember 9, 1H1HJ.
and barely escaped with my lire. It left my
gent, John L. Jones; Lebanon, T.
It is with pleasure I speak o f your price
system
bo shattered that I have had ever
A
Singular
Case.
Uie city euch day and numerous
There is a good run or nice cm - ^
various resorts iu town, and,
less remedy and of the good it ha» done me.
since. R htym atlm aud Throat Trouble,
Thomas; Brownsville, Walter Milli-
For the lui-t eight year» I have been an incur
which gave me a terrible Cuugh. I had been
parties are supplied with greeu nook and silverside ealiHon i n o n r j uj g j „ g f , l)m appearances, they are
can, supply; Junction City, D. C.
unable to lind any relief for these disease», able cripple from paralysis and rheumatism.
A gentleman by the nnmo of j
Just think, for eight years a total cripple, not
until I learned o f your *• 6 DROPS ", which
groceries, fruits etc
fivs'.i from ” " r “ J j. “ “ J / f " ? j
»»»HaaMy plentiful t l.> year. Som ej M ^Fariam i!' iud“epe'm1ence,' T. 1>.
able to earn a penny nor able to walk or step
1 commenced taking only two month» ago,
the Rnrdeu and orchard.
n ,| 8 weii suppueu huu mnuy
very large Graveostems have been iTflvnnfl.
i ii.- w q a l j w * W ilks died at Beaver Hill M od - I
on tlie ground without the aid of something
and my cure ho» been indeed wonderful
(lay.
H is death, which resulted
to lean on. Heaven bless the man who dis
wagon is doing a rushing business, p®clniiji and curing
! nn uTlnhifinti u n rl ntlmr vnriotipu I -o L
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Already my cough ha» entirely disappeared,
and the Rheumatism which for a few year» covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and
from
a
ruptured
artery,
wns
singu
labor checks being the medium of i L.
to God, Iain able to walk and able to work,
»a»t ha» threatened to make a cripple of me
I have only taken two-thirds of a bottle, but
» cured, and I am free from pain. This i»
lar. He was employed in the mine
exchange. Many tons of hay have repairer,
have not had any pain in my buck since I
the most wonderful and the cheapest remedy
and
was
struck
on
the
leg.
The
took the first dose, nnd after the second I
ever discovered. I am more thankful to you
been disposed of this season on Coqu
walked across the floor, which I have not
than word» can tell aud I want everybody to
j I low
ruptured au artery, hut
the same basis and later on cord do all kinds of repairing
done in years. I have thrown away my cane
know what " 5 DROPS” ha» done for mo.
office, Saturday, which measured, B
)ieJ Harrisburg, H. A. Wood.
and shall never need it again. To any oue
scarcely
made
a
scar
iu
the
skin.
Although
I
am
ovku 70 ykauh old, I am feel-
at
the
Judge
Nosier
rsidence.
wood will also be sold. A can
134 inches around, and weighed 17 j R()8eb g district—
rj i8tiict— It.
A. Reagan,
sending me a two-cent stamp I will send my
lug better th n I have in year».
li. A.
Wheu told thnt his leg would have
I »hall be glad to answer any question» re affidavit. I have another bottle o f ” 6
nery may be operated this season
Ho has several young
The United Brethren church has ounces.
P. E .; Boseburg, J. T. Cotton; Oak | to he amputated, VVilks said he
garding my case from anyone enclosing a DROPS" and value It at $1.00 per drop.
and it is expected much green fruit released Rev. Edward Pugh at trees of this vaiiety just beginning
Thankfully yours, EDWARD CASTLB,
two cent stamp.
Gratefully yours,
land, to be supplied; Myrtle Creek, j would prefer death to the op« ra-
1005 Wall Street.
Sioux City, Iowa.
MRS. SAMl'KL R1BLET, Litchfield, Mich.
will be shipped.
The mnuagers Ophir, Curry couuty, at his own to bear.
C. E. Kirk; Grants Puss, J. A. tion as he might as well bo dead as
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are in communication with parties request. H e will return to Rose-
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eptember
24, 1896.
I find the bottle o f “ 8 DROPS " to be very
Crutchfield; Medford, J. F. W al alive with Ills leg off.
1 wish to tell you and suffering humanity
Deceased
good and Just what you claim. My wife ha»
in the east and there is a prospect burg and will work in the evangel
Figs from Curry County.
how much good ‘ 5 DROPS" has done me.
lace; Applegate, C. W . Huff; Klam : was from the state of Washington
been »uttering with Catarrh and Hay Fever
On the beginning of this year 1 took down
that a carload of shoes may be re istic field.
over 10 years. She has tried everything and
ath Falls, to be supplied.
bedfast with Inflammatory Rheumatism,and
and 65 yenrs of age.— Maishfield
doctored much, but no cure until she tried
ceived to be sold for Exchange
I was doctored by as good physicians as this
A sample box of dried figs of
”
5
DROPS”
which
completely
cured
her.
Coquille district— W . B. Smith,
country has. but they could not cure me. Ou
H on. W . E . Yates, of Corvallis,
Yours truly
REV. L. VOS WALD,
currency.
Negotiations are also
excellent quality was yesterday ' reI
re P. E .; Coquille City, W . B. Smith; Sun.
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August 4, I began to take "6 DROPS," At
March 31, 1896.
Milbauk, S. D.
district
attorney
of
this
2d
district,
that time every Joint in my body aud my
on foot for the handling of lumber,
ceived by
C. T
U.
Cross; Pnndnn
Bandon,
School Report.
N E U R A LG IA AND S C IA T IC A .
- . M rs. W . . C. . Gould,
.
' <»f
k j Myrtle Point, O
T. Cross:
limbs were stiff, so that I could not ba
tile and building material. Dur reached this place last Wednesday this city, from the fruit farm of to be supplied.
For twenty long years my wife suffered un moved. Even my tongue whs getting #o
Unit I could hardly speak so any one could
told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia,
ing the season hundreds of loads on his way to district court iu Curry her father, 8. T. Malehorn, at
The following is a brief summary
and I thank. God for the day that your heav understand me, but to-day, only seven weeks
Tho conference closed its session
from that time, 1 am absolutely cured, and
en-sent remedy fell Into my hand», for it
o f sand and gravel have b *en sold couuty. Mr. Y. gave the H erald Lnnglois,
Curry
county.
Mr. with a memorial service in token of of the Randolph school, for the term
thank you and God for my recovery.
completely cured her I am a minister o f
and the management held a busi a call.
Gratefully yours,
the Gospel, and when I find any w ho »utter,
Malehorn was formerly a resident respect for Rev. Roscoe C. Oglesby, ending Sept. 10, 1897:
HORACE F. ANDERSON, McCracken, Kan«.
cannot help but recommend "5 DROPS", for
ness session Saturday, at which
Rev. H . H . Buckner, o f the of this city, but went to Curry
Number days taught, 80; number
deceased.
If you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send for a lnrge bot
time a full setof officers was elected M. E. church at Marshfield, visited couuty some 12 or 14 years ago to
tle, send for a »ample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you of its merit.
H. 8. Shanglo was elected cleri days attendance, 2148; number days
to look after the business interests this place last Thursday.
H e did go into the business of raising! ca| Rna w A. McGhee lay delegate absence, 362; whole number enrolled,
This wonderful curative gives almost instant relief, and is a permanent cure for K l i o u -
iu a ll»m N e u ra lg ia , S c ia tic a , Catarrh, A » ilim a , Dyspepsia, Packnclie. H a y
o f this rapidly growing institution not get attending conference at fruit. H .s place is situated on a to the
coufe,.eI/ ce) which 35; average daily attendance, 28;
F o v it , sle e p le ssn e ss, N ervousness, N e r v o u s and N *u rn lg fe H e a d a c h e «,
H eart W e a k n e s s , T ooth ach e. Knrnciio, C r o u p , “ I.a G r ip p e ,’ * M a la ria ,
Cor the ensuing year. A good at Coryallis, and has been assigned plateau some 200 feet above sea conTeneg jn Saltin-ore, Maryland, in number of vii itors, 63.
C reep in g N u m b n ess. B r o n c h i ti- and kindred dincases.
tendance of the members of the to Gardner for the present year.
"F IV E DROPS" Is the nnmo and dose. Large hot lint (800 doses), # 1 . 00 . Six bottle« for
level, and here fruits of many M
1898, with R. A. Reagan and
Those not absent during the entire
$5.00. Sample bottle, prepaid by mail, 25c. Not sold by druggists, but only by us and onr
Exchange marked the meeting,
term were: Edith Carlson, Wayne
agents. Agents appointed In new territory.
Hon. 8. H. Hazard, attorney, of kinds flourish finely. H e has ten E R skipworth re8erve8.
and general satisfaction was ex
Empire City, was present last W e d acres in olives, which are doing | The Dext 8e88iuu of the confer. Carlson, Elmer McCue, Victor Rus
SWAHSON RHEUMATIC CURE C O , 1 6 7 Dearborn Street,
pressed as to the conduct of the
sell, Willie Carlson, Aimer Walstrom,
nesday before Judge Fullerton to well; a ,arge prune orchard, aud Cnce will be held at Albany,
C H I C A G O , I L L . U. S . A.
affairs of the euteiprise. Follow
has
been
experimenting
success
Carl
Carlson.
areue the dissolution ot the 8 . O.
ing are the officers elected for the
fully
with
figs.
H
e
has
also
ex
C l a r a - M a n sf ie l d ,
Co's injunction suit against the
Laborers Unpaid.
new year: John E. Murphy, pres
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.
Teacher. I
collection of their taxes for '93 and perimented with tea and lias raised
BO Y E A R S *
ident; G. W . Griswold, vice-presi
If you wish one of the 150,000
The
gills
thnt
worked
the
some ot excellent quality. The
E X P E R IE N C E .
'94.
positions in the government «er-
dent; Frederick Lockley, secretary;
climate along the coast of Curry \ Jeffries packing house were mncL
vice, this Bureau can advise you
Chinese Coming.
how to proceed to secure it, and fit
H on. J. W . Bennett and son, couuty is much milder than that of excited yesterday when they learned
A. F. H olt, accountant; B. J.
you for passing the required Chril
Sharp, director for two years; Tom m y, came over last Wednesday the Willamette valley, bdc I most ¡that those in charge had departed.
S e rv ice examination therefor.
Washington, Sept. 13.— Tho secre
Energy, tact and a common school
Henrv Oleman, director for three and spent the time between trains fruits which flourish in California
■"
It appears that the management tary of tho treasury today gave j
education are all the requirements
needed.
years; G. B. Jacobs, E. Lyun on business and pleasure. Mr. B. can be raised there.— Oregonian.
still owed the girls from one to authority to the Meo Lee W all j
Woodin and Joseph Wright, audit was on legal business and included
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PATENTS, PATENTS.
three dollars each for work in Village Company to bring into this [
TRADE M ARKS,
DESIGNS,
This Bureau has the best facilities possible for ob
ing committee.
a brief greeting to the H erald
Exchange;
Fortunately
the packing fruit, amounting in the country 300 Chinese, to take part in
taining patents and copyrights in this and foreign
COPYRIGHTS Ao.
force.
total to about #50. This sum they the trans-Mississippi exposition n t !
countries. The chief of this dept, has had 20 year«
Anyone sending a »ketch nnd description may
farmers still hold about six-sevenths
experience as Chief Examiner, Commissioner of
quickly ascertain, free, whether nn Invention is
said
they
were
unable
to
pay
and
probably
patentable.
Communication«
strictly
Patents,
and Patent Attorney, and is very succes*-
Omaha.
W . C. W rensball, of Wrenshall of the ciop and will get these
F. W . C. iu Progressive Thought
confidential. Oldest agency fur securing patenta
ful in securing broad patents and in the prosecution
left for Portland. The hands thnt
in America. W e have u Washington office.
of
all
patent
Litigation before the courts.
and Dawn of E qu ity: W e do not B ro’s, Bandon, came up last Thurs higher prices for their holdings.
Patents taken through Munu <fc Co. receive
worked at the cannery had leceived
special notice in the
oppose waitiug for the action of day evening to prepare for the lay This meuns prosperity all around
E verybody Says So.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
only 8100. The balance will be
For when the farmer
This Bureau can fit you for admission to the Bar
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
majorities. Five hundred people ing of the corner-stone of the new j the circle.
Cascarets Cantlv Cathartic, the most won
paid if the fruit brings enough derful medical disco erv of the ape. p eas
and prepare you for active practice in two years,
beautifully
illustrated!
largest
circulation
of
in a nation of seventy milliens Episcopal church. Th e Wrenshall gets good prices he buys goods.
any scientific Journal, weekly, termsf3.(IO a year;
without materially interfering with your other du
over
freight
aud
commission ant and refreshing to the taste, nci gently
81.50 six months. Sped men copies and IL and
ties. Our instructors are the ablest, our system
could cast their vote for siugle tax Bro’s have the contract for the W hen he buys goods the country
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
B ook on P ate n ts »out free. Address
thorough, and our charges reasonable. Three cours
charges, which is somewhat doubt cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
merchant “ stocks up.”
When the
es are taught: University, Business and Special.
&Dd it would amount to nothing, construction of the building
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ful. Many of those unpaid need cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
301 B r o a d way. New Y o r k «
Send for particulars, terms, etc.
country merchant “ stocks up” the!
save perhaps a slight educational
and
biiiousnoss.
Please
buy
and
try
a
box
H on. J. W . Hamilton, a promi-
NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU.
the money badly.— Eugene Guard. c f U. C. GAto-dny; 10, 35, f.o cents. Sold and
effect But 500 people united in a cent Rosebnrg attorney,’ was in th i¡ j " bber RD(i tbe wholesaler increase
V120
New York Ave., Washington, D. C.
guaranteed
to
cure
by
all
druggiats.
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itorn
n
their
orders
to
the
manufacturer.
Labor Exchange branch aud pro place last Wednesday. H e lepre-
The D ou ghs Mixture.
posing to settle in a body upon a sented the 8 . O. Co’s injunction Then the manufacturer takes on
McDonald,
Die
barber,
will
H E R E TO ST A Y !
•ingle tract of land coaid find suit restraining the collection of more hands, runs ou fuller time
This famous poultry remedy is charge 25 cents fur shaves ou legal
Then
many places where land could he certain delinquent taxes, before and pSys out more \vag§s.
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made ns follows:
“ Dissolve a holidays.
had for Labor Exchange checks. Judge Fullerton last Wednesday. the operatives spend more money
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pound of copperas in 2 gallons of
with the butcher, the grocer, the
The land could then be rented to
Church Directory.
water; tlieu add 2 ounces of sul
Oregon
City
Herald:
Rev.
Geo.
baker and all other tradesmen, and
the 500 on the single tax plan, the
HRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietor,
phuric Bcid. Put in stone jar and
rent going in the first place to re W . Quim by, pastor of the M. E. everybody is benefited.
VcPUSTIAN CHCRCH. Coquille City.
keep well corked.
The dose is a
church
at
Viola,
died
Monday
J
Preaching
1st
nnd
3d
Lord’
s
days
in
RIVERTON, COOK COUNTY, OREGON.
deem the checks issnrd »gainst it
Boseburg Beview: Judge F u l tabiespoonful to each quart of each month, at 11 o’clock a. m. nnd 7:30
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OREGON.
and thereafter for public improve eveuiug. The funeral services were lerton goes to Coquille City tomor
a. m. Sunday-school every Sunday nt 10
diinking
water.
W
hen
handlin
E VERYTH IN G NEW AND NEAT, AND
o’clock a. m. Pray*r-meeting every Wed
ments or for anything else thnt conducted in this city on Wednes
Tables
supplied
with
the
best
in
tbe
row,
where
he
holds
au
ad-1
the
sulphuric
acid
be
careful,
ns
it
nesday evening.
C. A. S tink , Minister.
e l ia b l e
e s t im a t e s
on
all
will distribute economic rent. I f day afternoon at 1 p. m., by Rev.
mn rket.
kinds of buildings. Flans and speoi
jonrned term of court to bear the | ,s poisonous.
Regular board and lodging, $4 per week. hoatiens
the single taxers really want single T. L . Jones, of the First M . E. tax injunction case o f the South
furnished
on
short
notice.
Single meals, 25 cents.
(sep8*
It is valuable for roup, ..............,
cholera!
All work guaranteed.
[augl7fc*
T H E
tax they can joiu the Labor E x church.
eru Oregon company against Coos and other ailments, but must be j
change and get it. I f they merely
Judge Schroeder nnd Commis couuty. The annual term of cir
want to air their theories, they will sioner Weekly visited the county cuit court for Curry county opens ndmiuistred, with great care.
no doubt go on appealing to the farm and infirmary Tuesday after at Gold Beach next Monday. Geo. \ \ T ANTED - TRUSTWORTHY AND
M
T H R uentlemen
I C E -A -W nnd
E E Indies
K E D to IT travel
IO N .
u.
mi
j
W active
ballotbox sovereigns ns heretofore. noon of last week. Superintendent
" . OWD will go thore to^tlefeDll for responsible, established house in slate
B y the way, I fancy that most Canning's woik meets their h isrty
Frank Jones, who killed Thomas o f Oregon. Monthly $65.00 and expenses.
anarchists would be willing to rpproval, ns it always does, and
Position steady. Reference. Enclose self-
Hartnmn iu the Chetco mountains addressed
stamped envelope. The .Domin 18 P“ geS a W : : kl ¿ 6 Papéis a Year
grant first choice of location to always would eveu if pounced down several months ago.
Both were ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
FOB O NE D O L L A B .
first comers so long ns the earth is upon at midnight.
prospectors. In Curry couuty only
as thinly settled and varied iu re
4 he executive committee of the
To TnADK — For a farm m-ar Coquille C ity: ore term of circuit court a year is
sources as it is, rather than submit A house ami lot in Floresville, Texas, worth
held, aud this frequently causes soldiers’ home hoard met and aud Published Every Alternate Day Except T I E l E I E j I E E I B I E S ^ . I I i I D
Sunday.
to the authority of assessing and $1200, or 240 acres of land—40 acres im
proved, house insured for $400; all fenced; prisoners to remain in jail many ited claims for the mouths o f July
collecting agencies.
60 mil «8 from San Antonio, Texas. Or ISO j months Without an opportunity for aud August at Salem on the 9th
TU E8DAY, 8KPT. i l , 1807.
THE LABOR EICHANGB.
W a r n » To trod. Ba-ulm, prop- f * * ,b # U ^ m lle or^ m ery arrived
arty for Coquille City property! in |c. «own Saturday for shipment
below.
quire at this office
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Miss Maggie Anderson and Jottie
Charles Eckhoff, of Yarrow, and Watson left Saturday to attend the
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.Thomas Hirst, of Marshfield, both ptate normal school at 5loumouth.
old C.JOS county pioneers, were in
T
Triumph arrived from
Coquille City last Wednesday.
, he Coqail!e> Saturday, and sailed
Harry Lockwood Dead.
4 9 Y E A R S O F S U F F E R IN G
Boseburg Sept. 19.- Conference
rniug with
opened Thursday
Bishop Hargrove in the chair. W .
' A. McGhee was elected secretary,
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with T. Thomas assistant, and Vic
tor Moses statistical secretary.
Dr. E . E. H obs , editor of the
Nushville Christian Advocate, Dr.
It. P. Wilson, editor of the Pacific
Methodist Advocate, and C. B.
Mostly of the Japan mission, were
in attendance.
RHEUMATISM.
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The Riverton Mote!
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Contractor and Builder,
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NEW YORK WORLD,
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DO YOU WANT
& NICE HOME Ÿ
Appeal to Reason : “ T h egreat
est good to the greatest number,”
which some people thoughtlessly
affirm as a good maxim, is bad,
wholly unjust. Just why a thing
should be endorsed because it will
profit a majority is uot plain to
me— I might bn in the minority.
W hat is to become of the minority ?
To take all the property and give
it to a majority might be the great
est good to the greatest number,
but would be wholly unjust. The
greatest
good
to all
is
the
phase. That carried out will not
be unjust to anyone, neither the
greatest number nor the least- Any
other theory of law is wroDg.
n
n r sin
u i n western
. v p u t n l ' n Nebraska,
N p l i r u a l r n adjoin
n d i n i n i me
n n Grant,
firn n t
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ncr
inst.
county seat of Perkins county. Consider trial.
able improvements on this place: a well
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I
May
Rivers,
aged
3
years,
aud
a
that cost $r»00. For further information
Of 11 at the II bbald office.
daughter of Lansing Rivers, one of j
The Thrice-a-Week Edition of the NEW
The expPLtliture nllowed for YORK WORLD is first among all "weekly’ ’
papers in size, frequency of p blication.
to f 16(1}- » nd b ' r and the freshness, accuracy and variety of
its contents. It has all the merits of a
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s.7PlQ
great $6 daily nt th*» price o f a dollar
claims amounting to $269 were weekly.
Its political news is prompt, com
The best regulator to regulate a 1 tbo nop-piekers at A. D. Pettyjohn s
referred back for correction.
plete, accurate and impartial ns all its
peojile, is Simmons Liver Regulator, f,lrm south of Salem, died very
readers will testify. It is against the mo
and for the people.
It regulates the liver and tho liver suddenly Inst Tuesday
foreuoon.
There is more catarrh in this section of nopolies
It prints the news o f all the w<nld. hav
the
country
than
f*
1
1
other
diseases
and
regulates tho pei'Bon. If the liver \
nn enrb’ lmur in the morning she
ing special correspondence from all import
I lie last few years was supposed to be ant news poii;ts on the globe. It has brill
is regular then health is good, but j wa8 taken ill and vomited much. A until
incurable. For a great many years doctors iant illustrations, stories by great authors,
if sluggish or diseased then there I messenger was sent to Salem for pronounced
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it a ____
local disease, and pre a capital hittnor page, complete markets,
is con sta n t B iliousness, In d ig e s tio n ,! D l- J ■ D -
I>«t b efore ho co u ld acribeJ Ioo.l ren. .lies, ami by constantly departments for the lion ehold and women's
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l ! r e a c h h e r a b le n l.e h m l
1
It falling to core with local, treatment, pro- work and other special departments of
nounced it incurable. Science has proven nnusnal interest.
the stomach that one hoars of. Try *8 supposed she had found some catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and
We off<*r this uneqnnled newspaper and
therefore requires constitutional treatment. ! THE
HERALD together oue year for only
Simmons Liver Regulator and prove poifionous berry and eaten it.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J.
Cheney
A
Co.,
Toledo,
Ohio,
is
the
only
con-
I
this.
! Five Corvallis girls were in Albany stitutional cure on the market. It is taken
The regular subscription price of the two
Subscribers can pay u p their Saturday afternoon on b ic y c le s , savs 1 internally in doses o f 1 0 drops to a tea- papers is !$3.
j
j
subscriptions for tbe H ebald
remained
|
— o
— d 1 tbe ... Democrat.
n , | ,
. • They
1 1 *'
Y
a .^ " a . 1 raoooos surfaces of the system. They offer
the Labor Exchange plan, bring [ uu^1* ^ ° clock at uiglit, ana got to one hundred dollars for any case it fails to
. . . .
. _ i us good, marketable wheat, oats, cutting up so and became so noisy • «re. S.nd for ciroaUr, and tMtimonial.
Address. F. J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo,O.
. Accountant
„
M ach ib being said | bnrley. rye, com , eggs and chick. H»»4
Watchman Bailess or-, t*fSold by draggists, 75c.
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n the papers about prosperity and pna W e ui^ge especially those who ^ d
them out of the city aud
the bounteous crops, but each nr0 | k wRh their subscriptions advised them to go home, which they
Gov. W . P. Lord yesterday ac
aborer should nitice particularly
tftke thi# ODportuulty of ‘ ijqoi. did.
Their father should use a cepted the resignation of Dr. W .
how much it affects his wages
dating the same.
W e want good, whlP on them or keep them at home, A. Cusick, of Salem, as a member
especially employes o f large fac- mnrketftb|a prod oce for wnicli * e i 18 tho Democrat's comment.
of the state hoard of medical ex
p°recfable, then0 g r iT th e” Labor wil1 al,ow tberulin8 market price, j Redwood Forest Day, at one time aminers, which w h s filed sometim e
ago, and appointed D r. A. B. G illis,
Exchange a serious thought, and
W e see in the proceedings of th o ! * resident of Gold Beach in Curry-
of Salem, to fill the vacancy. Dr.
see how nice it would seein to get M. E. couference held at Corvallis, I county, and well-Kuowu in that
Gillis is an eminent specialist in
a share o f the profits in addition, beginning on the 9th iust., a report county, died in San Quentin prison
the diseases of the eye, ear, nose
to the wj.pes paid.
of the death of Rev. G eorge W. on August 8, aged 28 years.
Day
.
f Quimby, formerly statioced in th is 1 " » « sentenced to the penitentiary Hna *Droat
Accountant:
The
sysiem of
#n(j wpl| knowo to mRny Q[ for eight years for stage robbery,
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
waoe-wo.king
is rapidly losing _
,
His death occurred a t , i,nd served over two years, aud predicts n further advance in the
giound and will soon be supplanted 'vUr,*,t l>*> e‘
Oregon City, recently. owing to exemplary conduct, was to price of wheat, due to the fact that
by tbe Labor Exchange or some ,; 10
-
, .
r
have been pardoned out next there is not only a short crop
otlier co-operative plan whereby K«v. Qu.mby was a comrade in the
December.
abroad, but also because of tbe
end. worker will be remunerated
« » r , although but a boy when
fact that, according to his observa-
Review: Elijah Smith, ex-presi-
according to his toil and no idler £ rvJDf.’ nnd WHS a me,Bber o f " lp
tion, the crop will not be so exten
dent of the Oregon Improvement
will be enabled to roll in luxury
• A -Tv.
sive iu this country ns has gener
company,
nnd
the
principal
stock
at tbe expense of bis fellowmeu.
Eon S a l e . — “ Myrtle D ale,” a
ally been anticipated.
i .k ..
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nice ranch, about 2 miles above holder ill the Southern Oregon
Boseburg Review:
Th e press
do « lie mn«« dpsnernte'tliino. f i- Rural poetnffice; 160 acres; clear, company, with large interests iu
'll,
n t after nil it i* f ^
cool creek running through right Coos
county, was in Rosebnrg dispatches tell how the deputies
gold; and after all it is of no use .
,
_i
i
.
l - ,.i„,.
mowed the striking coal miners
until they can exchange it for things ^ ° " b' n’ «ff*’ r d '8g enough water Irtd ay.
down “ like sheep.” Mark Hanna,
—
power
for
a
small
mill
during
wtu-
Rosebnrg
Review
The
Oregon
they need. The labor check, easily
obtained by staying °t home nnd ter and spring. A great deal of i»n Is talking prosperity so much Hre -vou >’‘‘ *P“ n8¡ble f<>r ,h i*- al9° ?
fine white cedar nnd fir, handy to that Mayor 1’ ennoyer writes that
producing something useful, will
Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yonr Mft Away.
the river. The soil is excellent paper, offering to sell it his StSO,-
accomplish this fully ns well.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be ma>?
and Myrtle Dale would make n 0(H) sawmill for $25,000.
nctic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To*
Hoc, the uronder-worker, that makes weak men
good home for some one. Only «5
FMnrnto Your Itowels With f’aacnrrt«.
nxrong. All drugjriaU, «V or $1. Cure yunmn-
K r t n r iit « T o u r I I o w p I h X Y llh €':i»car**t«.
per acre if sold by October 1st,
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever, teed
Booklet and sample free. Address
Can«ly Cathartic, euro constipation forex er.
lfor. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. Sterling Remedy c a , Chicago or New York
Call at H e r a l p office.
10c, 26c. If C. C. C. fall«
refund money. uext.
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y ,
OREGON
OFFERS
■J^O. 112— 1G0
acres;
20
nerps 7 ^ 0 .
j
bottom land, about 10 acres o f which
j is cleared. 150 bearing fruit trees. Abr.n-
; dance of good fresh water. Good 2-story
j house: barn, chicken house, etc.
i 1 mile from Allegheny Landing on Coos
j River. Easy terms. Great bargain.
160 sores; 40 acres hot-
18 acres meadow: 2 acres orch-
N O. tom; 207.—
acres
of
choice
A
50 A C R E F A R M — all in cul-
tivation; 40 acres as good bot
j cleared: 20 acres bench pasture—nil under tom land as can be found in Coos
! fence. One new house, 9 rooms all finished;
I one barn 20x44. one barn60x8o: woodhouse, county; 10 acres level bench, good
smokehouse nnd other outbuildings; farm orchard with all kinds of fruit in
tools and implements and dairy fixtures: abundance; good house and barn,
cows, sfieep, hogs and young stock. A good
I place for a dairyman. Will sell cheap and good feoeing, and everything in
j on easy terms.
fiist-class condition; farming tools,
TVTO. 2 0 0 . - 320 acres, title per - 1 some stock cattle, chickens, hogs,
feet, 50 acres creek bottom, j etc. Tins lovely homo is located
! plenty white cedar timber, very in a nice neighborhood, with good
little improvements, located 12 school and church advantages. It
miles from Bandon. 5 miles from is ^ mile from stpamboat lauding
I Dairyvilte, on road between these on river, and 5 miles flora Coquille
two places; | of a mile from New City. This place can be bought for
Call at, or
I Lake ecboolbonse. This is a val- $3700, ou good terms.
ual le trnct of land, and is the best write the H e r a l d office, Coquille
| nargain in Coos county. Call and City, Oregon.
i ard and small fruit: 20 acres bottom pasture
L L kinds o f farm work solicited. Hors-
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedge»;, dogs,
rings.cant-hooks and everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f Pio-
neei Feed stable.
(19 if. learu price nnd terms.
A
214— 160
fiat upland. % mile from Prosper and
mile« from Bntidon, well watered with
beautiful mountain streams, fine fir and
cedar timber; good house with double fire
place: 2,V^ acres cleared: % o f a mile from
schoolhonse: good blacksnnd prospects on
the place.
Price, $800—government title.
O. 209.— C O A L
AN D 1IM .
| M O . 205.— 160 acres, J milp from
B E R land of 160 acres, 25
Gravel Ford creamery,30 acres acre« in grass, 80 acres extra white
in grass, garden, some fruit trees, cedar and fir timber, all under-
berries and small fruits, a fair dwel layed with coal, with 40 inch face
ling, corrals, chicken-house, wood in sight, within 4 miles o f ocean
shed, etc.
W ill take a wagon and stpamer landing.
A t J price of
team in part paymeut. Price of coal land sold by tbe government.
UT I HAVE STOCK FOB S A LE - property, $700.
A good investment for anyone.
The Egg Season
is Over.
N
Fl t E VAMIKTIES.
All
I AGES,
SIZES,
i PRICES.
l $ T Write for what you want.
\ Few Pollimi ( liina Pies for Sale Vet
Address
for
s a l e .
Land Co. 320
acres of the finest timber in Coos
county for lumbering, being mainly
yellow fir, nnd extra fiue.
This
body of timber is located on the
North Fork of tbe Coquille river,
nnd lies directly on tbe river and is
well situated for loggiug.
If sold
sot n it can be had cheap. Enquire
at tbe H erald office aud go and
im b e r
la n d
T by The Herald
L. A. MARSTFRS.
Cleveland, Oregon. la te tbe timber.
T O 'O , 208.— Stock ranch of ICO
acres, good house and barn, all
under fence, 25 acres in meadow
and grasses, 6 acres in cultivation,
2 acres in fruit trees, including
plums, peaches, etc. Good spring
of water. Three miles from P. O .,
good roads.
Twenty-four miles
from railroad at Roseborg.
WilS
sell cheap, or trade for Coquille
City property. E asy Terms.
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