Coquille City herald., November 02, 1897, Image 4

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LO CAL
IT E M S .
Rlvsr and Harbor Improvement!.
In the annual report of Gen.
Mrs.
* i Wilson, chief o f engineers, as fu r-1
Dished by the Oregouiau correspond- i
Miss Flora Quick returned from
ent at W'ashiDgton, the fo llo w in g1
the bay on last Friday's train.
FR OM
estimates are made for river and
McDonnld, the barber, will harbor improvements for Oregon
The Libor Exchange and Public Ownership charge 25 cents for shaves on legal for the fiscal year ending Juue 30,
holidays.
* 1899:
of Monopolies.
river................................. (115.000
Read carefully this testimonial found below, also letters from those
T ry Rose's new market stand for Coquille
Upper Coquille river.......................
28,000
— „ ---------- ..i cured of other diseases and rem em ber that “ 5 D ro p s" has and can never
The Elkhart Harness ami Car­ prices nnd qualities of meats, lard Cooe Huy......................................... 600,000
fa il to quickly relieve and permanently cure.
Sept, 9, i8ve
D bah S i b ;—Y our bottle o f *•& Drops” received. It was fo r an old frieud, Mr. Wm.
Siueluu river................................... loO.OTC I
riage Co. have none intothe “ Trust” vegetables, etc.
■dwards, o f Martiustown. Wis. He has nad Neuralgia in his chest, Buffering a great deal o f
Tillamook bay................................. 53.000
in, so much so that it affected his heart and he could not sleep on account o f a smothered
and abandoned their former method
W a n t e d — To trade Bandon prop­ Columbia river below Tongue point 71,650 1
»ling. He has been under the care o f the most emluent physicians, but found no relief
o f business o f supplying its prod­ erty for Coquille City property. In Columbia river and lower W illam ­
until I gave bim a dose o f “t Drops.” The very first night be rested well, and has ever since,
ette............................................ 300.000
«n d Is gaining daily. I myself am 07 years old and began taking your m edicine last April
ucts direct to the consumer.
The quire at this office
* Csnal at Caacade............................ 334,200 i
for Rheumatism, which 1 have bad fo r 49 years, also fo r a weak heart, Since taking
"b Drops” the Rheumatism has all disappeared, the stiffness 1 b gone from my joints, and my
Arm has also fouud it convenient
tbe waters of tbe Colom­
W. W. Goble, of Ferndale, Cal., Gauging
heart never misses a beat. I am to-day a well, strong woman, and I owe it to “ 5 Drops.” I
bia river....................................
1,000
to discharge some o f its highest
only wish I could sound my bugle o f praise loud enough to be heard all over the world, and
who had been viaiting here two or Upper Columbia and Rnake rivers.. 20,(X)0
could convince every one that “S Drops” is all you claim it to be and more.
paid labor a» a result o f entering
Mrs. D. T. Carver, W inslow, Stevenson O o„ 111.
three weeks, left for his home
No action has been taken on the
the “ combine."
The labor em­
last Wednesday.
appropriation for a lmrbor of refuge
I know it w ill do more than you claim fo r it.
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ployed at the Pratt shops, together
REV. F. M. COO PER, Washington Center, Mo.
D b a b S ib :—
J a n u a b t 2,1807.
Mre. John Snyder came over from at Port Orford, the secretary hold­
with the consumers of the factory’s
P A R A L Y S I S AND R H E U M A T I S M
Over 34 years ago, I had Typhoid Fever,
ing
that
the
demands
of
commerce
D e a r Sius;
N ovember 9, 1896.
and barely escaped with ray life. It left my
products (m ostly farm ers), have Marshfield Friday on a viait to her
It is with pleasure I speak o f your price­
system so shattered that I have had. ever
less remedy and o f the good it has done ine.
since. Rheumatism and Throat Trouble,
built up an enormous business, parents, Mr. snd Mrs. W. W. are not sufficient to occasion the
For
the
last
eight
years
1
have been au incur­
which gave me h terrible Cough. I had been
expenditure.
•quipped with the best labor-sav­ Hayes, and other friends.
able cripple from parulyNis and rheumatism.
unable to find any relief fo r these diseases,
The
simple
announcement
is
made
Just think, for eight years a total cripple, not
until
I
learned
o
f
your
”
5
D
R
O
PS
”
,
which
ing devices, fine buildings, etc.,
Harry Gnertn and wife came
able to earn a penny nor able to walk or step
I commenced taking only two months ago,
ou the ground without the aid o f something
and my cure has been indeed w o n d e r f u l .
and after a number o f years of down from their Eckley home that the secretary has not approved
t*> lean on. Heaven bless the man who dis­
Already my cough has entirely disappeared,
tbe
project
at
Yaquina,
and
no
successful enterprises th 'y find Tuesday, and visited with Mis.
covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and
and the Rheumatism which for a few years
to God, 1 am able to walk and able to work,
past has threatened to make a cripple o f me.
themselves as “ poor as Job’s tur- Guerin's father, E. J. Biglow, and estimate is made.
I have only taken two-thirds o f a bottle, but
Is cured, and I am free from pain. This is
It is stated that the land has not
have not had any pain in my back since I
the most wonderful and the cheapest remedy
le y ," while the Pratts have become family.
took tho first dose, and after the second I
ever discovered. I am more thankful to you
yet
been
acquired
for
the
boat
rail­
monopoly kings, having accumu­
walked across the floor, which 1 have not
than
words
can
tell
aud
I
want
everybody
to
Merchants o f San Francisco are
done in years. I have thrown away my cane
know what “ 6 D R O PS ” has done fo r me.
lated enormous wealth and capital organizing a steamship company to way at The Dalles. For the same
Although I am o v r h 70 t e a k s old, I am fe e l­ and shall never need it again. T o any one
reason,
nothing
has
been
done
on
sending me a two-ceut stamp I w ill send my
ing better thnn I have in years.
by absorbing the fruits o f other’s battle with the Oregon Im prove­
I have another bottle o f ” 5
I shall be glad to answer any questions re­ affidavit.
toil.
N o sane person will deny ment Company and Pacific Coaat the Seattle ditch.
D ROPS” and value it at $1.00 per drop.
garding m y case from anyone enclosing a
Thankfully yours, E D W A R D C A S TLE .
two.cent stamp.
Gratefully yours,
that the working people have virtu­ Company for Pacific Coast trade.
1006 W all Street.
Sioux City, Iowa.
MRS. SAM UEL R IBLET, Litchfield, Mich.
A N T E D .- T R U S T W O R T H Y
AND
ally made a present o f the Elkhart
IN F L A M M A T O R Y R H E U M A T I S M .
active gentlemen and ladies to travel
C A T A R R H A N D H A Y F E V E R . D ear
S
ir
s
:
S
eptem
b er 24,189«.
Geo. Wheeler, who returned to
for responsible, established house in state I find the bottle o f “ 5 DROPS ” to be very
Carnage and Harness Works to
I wish to tell you and suffering humanity
good and Just what you claim. My w ife has
Oregon. Monthly $65.00 and expenses.
how much good ‘ *6 DROPS” has done me.
the Pratt Bro’s, because of a wrong his mine nt SalmoD mountain a of
been
suffering
with
Catarrh
and
IIay
Fever
Position steady. Reference. Enolose self-
On the beginning o f this year I took down
over lb years. She has tried everything und
conception o f business economy few weeks ago, besides tbe usual addressed stamped envelope. Tbe Domin-
bedfast with Inflammatory Rheumatism, and
doctored much, but no cure until she tried
I was doctored by as good physicians os this
” 5 D RO PS” which completely cured her.
which recognizes capital as supe­ finds has picked up a #4 50 nug­ ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
country has. but they could not cure me. On
Yours truly
REV. L. VON W ALD .
get
aud
soveral
o
f
about
#1.50
August 4 ,1 began to take ” 5 D R O P S ," At
rior to the labor. I f the farmers
March
31,
1896.
Milbank,
S.
D.
I C oos I t s , N ew s, i
that time every Joint in my body and my
and working men bad sense enough each.
N E U R A L G IA A N D S C I A T I C A .
limbs were stiff, so that 1 could not be
A term o f school will be com­
moved. Even my tongue was getting so
F o r twenty long years my w ife suffered un­
te>-co-operate for each other’s bene­
The H e r a l d Land Company has
that I could hardly speak so any one could
told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia,
menced in tbe M yrtle Bank school-
understand me, but to-day, only seven weeks
and I thank God for the day that your heav­
fit hnd adopted a medium o f ex­ a house and half acre lot on the
from that time, I am absolutely cured, and
boose, North Coos river, next Mon­
en-sent remedy fell into ray hands, fo r it
change
whereby
they
could, edge o f towD to let for 18 mouths
thank you and God for my recovery.
completely cured her I am a minister o f
day, by Miss Eulalie Tyrell.
Gratefully yours,
the
Gospel,
and
when
I
find
any
w
ho
suffer,
promptly, have exchanged each or two years on easy terms to a
HORACE F. ANDERSON, McCracken. Kano.
cannot help but recommend ” 5 D ROPS” , for
Capt.
Bob
Dunham
expects
to
other’s products ou an equitable reliable tenant. Call and get par­
I f you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send fo r a large bot­
basis, they, instead o f the Pratts, ticulars.
* visit the bay with th* Cbilkat,
tle, send for a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you o f Its merit.
This wonderful curative gives almost instant relief, aud is a permanent cure fo r l t h e u -
some time next month. T b e Chil-
would absolutely own the carriage
The four Martiudale brothers
m a lls t u N e u r a l g i a , S c i a t i c a » C a t a r r h , A s t l i m « , l)y «p t< p s la , U a r k a e b s . H a y
M iiess, N e r v o iis n s s s , N e r v o u s a n d N e u r a l g i c H e a d a c l i * « ,
F e v e r , S jilccpleH
l r e L ______
and harness shops which now adorn o f Camas valley have a placer kat will be taken off the E el river
‘ L a G rip p e ,” M a laria,
H e a r t W e a k n e s s , T o ot h uc h e . E a r a c h e . C r o u p ,
route
tbe
eud
o
f
October.
“ Biverside” with its magnificent mine on Rogue River, below the
C r e e p i n g N u m b n e s s , B r o n c h i t i s and kindred diseases.
” F IV E DROPS ” is the name and dose. Large bottles (300 doses), $1.00. Six bottles for
Fifteen o f tbe boga that were
greatness. This is true o f every mouth o f Mule creek, which they
$ 6 . 00 . Sample bottle, prepaid by mail, 25c. N ot sold by druggists, but only by us and our
manufacturing andbusiness concern are operating to fair advantage and drowned near North Bend point
agents. Agents appointed In new territory.
in the city o f Elkhart and else­ with increasing favorable pros­ Sunday morning drifted ashore
that day below Empire, nnd the
where. Ib e L a b o r Exchange which pects.
C H I C A G O . ILL. U. S . A.
is now fast spreuding its beneficent
Indiana iD tbe vicinity were enjoy­
F o r S a l e o e R e n t . — For cash
influence 07er the country will
ing auold-lime picnic when our in­
rent low; 80 Bcres on Cunningham
enable labor to become the sole
formant passed.
The supreme court of the state of
creek, 3 miles from Coquille; 20
A Conspirator's Trial.
owner o f the means o f production
Several lots o f Coos river apples
C-difori.ia, in und opinion delivered
acres choice bottom land; 10 acres
and distribution and own the mills
in thorough cultivation;
good were, this sensoD, sold to eastern
Butler, Ind., Oct. 25.— Judge a few days ago by Justice Van Fleet,
and factories, instead of allowing
water, buildings and fences; choice buyeis, aud brought 50 ceDts per Adair will try W. P. McIntosh at reduced the damages awarded ky
them to pass into the hands o f
timber, etc. Apply at once to box ou the farm. L evi Smith sold this term of t ie DeKa;b county the lower court to the father of a
individual capitalists to be used as
R. D. Sanford, agent for A. neatly all bis apples to an eastern court McIntosh is charged with 4-year-old boy who had been run
instruments o f oppression to crush
buyer, at the above figures.
Dukes.
conspiring with several ex-county over by nn electric car, on the
labor to the earth.
Peter Gallon met with nn acci­ officials to rob the county of some ground that since boys often follow
Subscribers can pay up tbeir
Abandon this fallacy from your
dent at the Newport mine, Tuesday $50,000.
Auditor Borst, Deputy the occupations of their fathers,
minds, that the use of legal tender subscriptions for the H e r a l d on
last, but fortunately escaped with­ Auditor Dills and ex-Treasurcr aud since this boy’s father was a
the
Labor
Exchange
plan,
briug
moDey is essential to progress, and
out aoy broken bones.
Some of Sawvel, who are in the penitentiary laborer, the amount awarded was
et together and co-operate on the us good, marketable wheat, oats,
the top coal fell on bim, slightly ou the same charge, are to be too large.
labor Exchange plan and you will barley, rye, coru, eggs and chick­
bruising bis shoulder sud badly brought home as witnesses, and
soon stop fretting about bard times ens. W e urge especially those who
The secretaries of war and of the
lacerating bis right Land, tearing some sensational developments are
are
back
with
tbeir
subscriptions
because you will have it in your
the flesh from the bone. Dr. Tower expected.
It is intimated that navy, in their annual reports soon
to
take
this
oportunity
o
f
liq
u
i­
power to go up aud take possession
attended him and anticipates d o other prominent men are implicated to be made public, will dwell upon
« f the “ promised land.” — The L ib ­ dating the same. W e want good, serious results from the accident.
the necessity of increasing the
iu the conspiracy.
marketable
produce
for
which
we
erator.
number of enlisted men iu both
will allow tbe ruling market price.
services.
Church Directory.
On October 14th the San Fran­
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Accountant: The L. E. system
F o r S a l e . — “ M yrtle D ale,” a
cisco
Board
o
f
Health
condemned
The steam schooner Casper rnu
o f finance is not roundabout, nice ranch, about 2 miles above
H R IS T IA N C H U R C H , Coquille City.
Preaching 1st and 3d L ord ’s days in four cigar factories iu thnt city iu ou a reef near Point Arens, Cal., on
neither is it a return to barbarism. Rural postoffice; 160 acres; clear,
each mouth, at 11 o’clock a. m. nnd 7:30
Tbe labor checks will perform all cool creek running through right a. in. Sunday-school every Sunday nt 10 which Chinese are employed, be­ the 23d, nnd became a total wreck.
the functions o f legal tender aud by cabin, affording enough water o’clock a. m. Pray* r-meeting every Wed­ cause of their unsanitary condition Capt. Anfiudseu aud a sailor named
G. A. S t i n k , Minister. which is considered a menace to Larsen were the only ones saved
have tbe additional advantage of power for a email m ill during wm- nesday evening.
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the publio health.
out o f a crew o f fifteen.
being eqnAl to the demands of ter aud spring. A great deal of
H. WeiuBtock o f Sacramento,
business. It cannot be cornered at fiue white cedar aud fir, bandy to
who sued the Bee for #50,000 dam­
the will o f speculators for their the river. The soil is excellent
T E C .E
ages for libel, recovered judgment
dishonest purposes.
nnd Myrtle Dale would make a
for #50.
T b e jury only cut off
New Charter: The world main­ good home for some one. Only #5 three ciphers.
tains an army of 5,000,000 men per acre if sold by October 1st,
solely tor destructive purposes. next. Call at H e r a l d office.
How1* Thu.
TUESD AY,
NOV.
2,
For fresh bread,
18i)7. ¡W ilkin s’.
go
to
49 YEA R S O F S U F F E R IN G
THE LABOR EXCHANGE.
R H E U M A T IS M .
K
W
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE C O , 167 Dearborn Street,
£
C
W ere this same army organized to
produce instead of destroy, it
would comfortably feed, clothe and
bouse 25,000,000 women and chil­
dren who are kept by the sons of
toil, who have b I b o tu feed, clothe
and house this terrible army of
non-producers.
Pittsburg Kansan: A t present
individualism is a myth. Choice is
out of the question. Opportunities
are sealed against the individual,
and he has to put up with what he
is able to beg or grab. He cannot
do what he would like or ia specially
fitted for, aud millions o f wiliit g
men cannot get anything to do nt
all. Individual aspirations have no
play; it ia a desperate struggle for
bread.
The Accountant:
Under the
lfegal-tender wage system you work
(if you are lucky enongh to get a
chance) one day for a dollar nnd a
half and then spend it for the pro.
duct of some other fellow's toil—
the money being a simple medium
of exebauge; under the Labor Ex­
change you employ yourself and
get a “ labor check" for the fruit of
your industry and use it to buy what
others have produced. What ia the
difference in the result?
Tha H e r a l d does not contain an
agricultural department because
its columns are devoted entirely to
news matter, but it gives F ree o f
C hargt to evety cash in advance
subscriber tho best farm, fruit and
dairy paper printed on tbe Pacific
coaat. T h e Rural Northwest is a
sixteen page paper, published semi
monthly, nnd contains much of
interest to those who are engager)
in agricultural pursuits. For tbe
regular subscription price of 12 id
advance both T hr H e r a l d and
R ural N orth u rtl may be received.
Texas has a blind woman who
actually clears about #200 from a
little farm where she raises veget­
ables.
The
woman’s exquisite!
sense o f touch tells her the rip e­
ness o f a vegetable or bfrry.
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»••1 TobMM BpM i M t o o k * f M T Lift Away. \
T o q u it tobacco cattily and forever, be mas '
■etlc. fa ll of life, nerve end visor, take N o -T o -!
Bar. the wonder worker, that m ake* weak men '
•irons. A ll druggleta, fiOe or 91. C ore gtmran- '
leed
Booklet and «am ple free.
Addrene |
Sterlin g Rem edy O n, Chicago or New York.
H e ra ld
There are a great many of the
unfortunate ones in this world,
greater in number that those who
are blessed with good digestion.
To some people the greatest niisfor-
tuns is not to be able to eat every­
thing set before them.
“ I suffered
for years with Dyspepsia, and every­
thing I ate disagreed with me.
I
was induced to try Simmons Liver
Regulator and was cured.
I now
cat everything.” — M. Bright, Madi-
sou Parish, La.
We offer One Hnndred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by H all’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. C H E N E Y A CO. Pioprietors,
Toledo. O.
W e the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions nnd financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West at Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O., Walding, Kinnan <t Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimon­
ials free.
PH0GIWM OF SEVENTH Y. P. S. C. W. BI­
COUNTY CONVENTION.
M E T H O D IS T CHURCH . SO UTH.
Wednesday, Nov. 10,1897.
afth rno o n .
2:00. Song of welcome.
2:10. Devotional exercise. Rev. W. B. Smith.
2:40. President's address.
2:50. Address, Bible Study s Necessity in Christian
Living, Rev. W. C. Soott.
3:26. Appointing oomraittees.
8:30. Social half hour and enrollment.
4:00. Benediction.
XV RKIMG.
7:30 Praise service.
7;M. Devotional exercise. Rev. C. A. Stine.
8:20. Paper— Y. P. 8. snd Missionary Work, Mrs. O.
F. Phillips.
8:40. Address, Better Things, Rev. F. E. Scofield.
9:20. Benediction.
C H R IS T IA N
CHURCH.
Thursday, November 11.
9:00. Praise service.
9:90. Devotional exercise—subject. 8erving the Lord,
Rom. 12:11, liev. R. C. Lee.
9:60. Busin ?*s meeting.
11:30. Pape/— R. A. Easton.
12:00. Benediction.
AFT*■NOON.
200. Praise service.
2:20. Devotional exercise. Rev. C. U. Cross.
2:60. Papers—In Preparation of Teachers, Miss
Hanna KeeFy,
In Teaching, Mrs. Meadows.
What to Teach. Mrs. A. E. Roberds. M. I).
Some Points in Connty Work, Mrs. Ada R.
Scott.
3:60. Piscnanion. led by Rev. C. A. Stine.
4:90, Address— Our Reneonable Service. Uev. George
Gillespie.
4;45. Children s service, conducted by Mrs. Nora
A. Good.
6:15. Benediction.
m n a
7:30,
7 60.
8:20.
8:60.
Praise service.
Devotional exercise. Rev. Hollenbeak.
Addresses.
Work of the Holy Spirit snd God's W ill, Rev.
J. E. Blair.
9:30. Consecration,
La n d
&
Lo a n
Co.
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O. 207.— 160 acres; 40acresbot-
tom; 18 acres meadow; 2 acres orch­
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cleared; 20 acres bench pasture—all under
fence. One new house, 9 rooms all finished;
one barn 20x44, one barn 00x80; woodhonse,
smokehouse and other outbuildings; farm
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on easy terms.
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Do not longer be deceived by well-worded lies.
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T tt’O. 200 — 320 acres, title per-
feet, 50 acres creek bottom,
pleDty white cedar timber, very
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miles from Bandon, 5 miles from
Dairyville, on road between these
two plttces; J o f a mile from New
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been one prolonged effort for the advance­
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“ I would like to see T he A brna in every
—William Jennings Bryan, Septem­
50 A C R E F A R M — all in oul- home.”
ber 29, 1897.
tivation; 40 acres as good bot­
tom land as can he fonnrl in Coos
county; 10 acres level bench, good
orchard with all kinds o f fruit in
abnndaDce; good house and barn,
good fencing, and everything in
first-class condition; farm ing tools,
some stock cattle, chickens, bogs,
etc. This lovely home is located
in a nice neighborhood, with good
school and chnrch advantages. It
is t mile from steamboat landing
ou river, and 5 miles fiom Coquille
City. Th is place can be bought for
#3700, on good terms.
Call at, or
write the H e r a l d office, Coquille
City, Oregon.
FOB
Remain her the offer. T he T w ic e - a -W f . ek R e p u b l ic , 16 pages a week,
and T he H e r a ld , both oue year for only $ 2 .
Prof. Frank Parsons.
Henry D. Lloyd.
Senator Butler.
Eltwecd Pomeroy.
Hamlin Garland.
Justice Walter Clark.
Eugene V. Debs.
Gov. H. 8. Pingree.
Lillian Whiting.
▲. H. Lewis.
o f choice
f? E I^ A L D
T T is scarcely necessary to call attention to the superior m erit« o f T H E TW ICE-
1 A-WEEK edition of T H E ST. LOUIS R EPU BLIC as a newspaper.
It has so many advantages as a news gatherer, that no other paper can claim to be it*
•ijual. The whole field of news ia covered thoroughly. The special feature« and illas-
rrations are always the best. More noted write a contribute to its column« than to any
other paper of its class. It is published especially to meet the wants of that large class
of readers who have not the opportunity or cannot afford to road a daily paper.
It is the leading Democratic paper of the Mississippi Valley nnd the South nnd West.
By a special arrangement made for a limited time only, our friends will be given sn
opportunity to take advantage of this liberal proposition.
A m o n g H u n d r e d * • / b r i l l i a n t w r i t e r s whm
w ill r e g u l a r l y c o n t r i b u t e to it s p a g e s a r e
flat upland. K m*,e Iron» Prosper and
2% mile® from Bandon, well watered with
beautiful mountain streams, fine fir and
cedar timber; good house with double fire
place; 2>i acres cleared; % of a mile from
schoolhonse; good blacksand prospects on
the place.
Price, $800—government title.
' ^ bottom laud, about 10 acres of which
is cleared. 160 bearing fruit trees. Abun­
dance of good fresh water. Good 2-story
hon.se; barn, ehickenbouse, etc.
IK mil« from Allegheny Landing on Coos
River. Easy terms. Great bargain.
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Special Bargain
N bw T im * I s tho fearloss advocate o f the I n i t i a t i v * and
R etbr ind u m , M ajority Rule, Scientific Government»
Monetary Reform and Physical and Ethical Culture.
OFFERS
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tDriOBS: j ^ vcdtk u, Adams, Ed. New Occasion*.
Coquille City, Oregon.
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Than a year’ s subscription to Demorest’s Magazine can be made. By subscribing AT
ONCE you oun get the Magazine at the reduced price, and will also receive the hand­
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DEMUREST PU BLISH ING CO.. 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
I t o n t h l y —E i g h t y P a g e s .
(HERALD BUILDING)
Mnt'Hzine i* tuor* than
Fashion Magazine, although it gives the very latent home and
foreign fashions each month: this is only one o f its many val­
uable features. It has something for each member of the fa m ­
ily. for every department of the household, and its varied con­
tents are of the highest grade, making it. ure-eininently. T il®
F iin illy M u g tix in <* o l I I ir W o r l d .
It furnishes the best
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Snort«, etc — i «ingle number frequently containing from JWO to
100 engravimis, making it the MOS T COM PLETE AND M O ST
PROFUSELY IL L U S m VTED of the great month ie*.
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l><-u»i»r4*si’ * JI;ic>iziii#‘ Fashion Department is in evety
way far ahead of that contained iu any other publication.
Subscriber« are entitled each month to patterns of the Infect
fashion« in worn n s attire, n t no c o s t to t h n n other than that necessary for postage
and wrapping.
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AGES,
SIZES,
PRICES.
W rite for what yon want.
Few Poland China Pigs for Sale Tet
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A d d reu
L . A. M AR STER 8.
Cleveland, Oregon
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
It is devoted to the interest« of the peo­
"M ’O. 209.— C O A L A N D 11M- ple, and its voice is raised with no uncer­ C O Q U I L L E
C IT Y , O R E G O N
T ^ O 205.— 160 acre«, J mile from
B E R land o f 160 acres, 25 tain s >nnd in their behalf. The recent re­
Gravel Ford creamery, 30 acres acre» in grass, 80acies extra white duction in the subscription price should
L L kinds of farm work solicited. Hors-
_ place The Arena in the hands of every
shoeing and plow work a specialty
1 in grass, garden, some frm t trees, cedar and fir timber, alt under- i t h in k in g American man and woman. The
Supplies
for logging work, wedgeu, dogs,
j
Arena
is
never
dull;
every
issue
is
replete
berries and small fruits, a fair dwel­ layed with coal, with 40 inch face
I with bright and interesting articles on the rings, cant-hooks and everything used in
ling, corrals, chicken-house, wood­ in eight, within 4 miles o f ocean living issues of the hour. Our arrange­ logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
shed, etc. W ill take a wagon and steamer landing.
A t A price o f ments are snch that we can with confidence j guaranteed. Shop on corner north of l*io-
(19 i f
raise that, under the Editorship of John ' neei Feed stable.
team in part payment Price o f coal land sold hy the government, I j pr
Clark Uidpath, assisted by the most enii-
i property, #700.
i A good investment for anyone.
: nent writers and workers.
Tht* Arena for 1898 will he the ideal
im b e r
la n d for sa le ,
Magazine for the American Peo­
by The Herald Land Co. 320 X ^ O , 208.— Stock ranoh o f 160
ple.
acres, good house and barn, all
acres o f the finest timber in Cooe
connty for lumbering, being mainly under fence, 25 acres in meadow Poblinhed Montb'v. 25eta; per annum, |?.60
: yellow fir, and extra fine.
This and grasses, 6 acres in cnltivatinn,
MRS. 0.
Proprietor,
body o f timber is located on tbe 2 acres in fruit trees, including Specimen Copy and
Prespectus Free. I RIVERTO N, COOS COUNTY, O R E G O N .
North Fork of the Coquille river, plums, peaches, etc. Good spring
and lies directly on the river and ia 1 o f water. Three miles from P. O.,
THE~AHENA COMPANY.
—
Twenty-four miles
Boston. M ass .
well situated for logging. I f sold good roads.
E V E R YT H IN G NEW AND NEAT, AN D
from
railroad
at
Rosehorg.
W
ill
J
Tables
supplied
witn the best in the
■or n it can be had cheap. Enquire
bawd und .od*i„K,
at the H erald office aud go and s p II cheap, or trade for Coquille The A re*« and tbe C oquille C ity j
City property. Easy Terms.
H erald both one year for #3.2o. sinKie metis, 25 cents.
» sep8*
see the timber.
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The Riverton Hotel
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