Coquille City herald., November 09, 1897, Image 4

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A RUBBER.
How's This.
Literary Note.
W# offer One Hmulrcd Dollar» Reward '
for any case of Catarrh that oaanot be j
caret! bv Hull’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CllE N E Y a CO. Proprietor«,
Toledo. O. 1
Wo the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 year«, and believe
him perfect I] booortbui in nil b oiin tn
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.. Wahting, Rinnan & ¿.arvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toleco, Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood nnd iu u c o u b The Sutiseription Price of
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Bold by «U
TmtinMD* DEM O K I.S T 'S is reduced
iala free.
to $1.00 a year.
S T : JA C O B S O IL
THE LABOE EXCHANGE. SORENESS AND STIFFNESS.
T H E S D A Y,
NOV.
U,
1897.
Wage Slavery.
The object o f the present sys­
tem o f wage slavery is to reduce
the working people to the lowest
amount o f food and olothing on
which they can barely exist while
the thieves are robbing the toilers
of everything above that amount,
b u t as their system is very badly
arrauged, they are rapidly over­
doing the thing and the final re­
sult is to turn the dupes against
their masters in the near future.
Thanks to the oppressors for the
aid they are furnishing the true
reform movement by their selfish
greed.— Progressive Thought.
New Organizations.
The varions new organizations
which are continually form ing and
rising before the people, have a
tendency to d iveit many honest
reformers from the correct course;
but after a time they will all lead
to the only complete plan for the
salvation of the working people.
Experience does much to establish
a truth that might not otherwise
be learned. W e advise every one
to go on with any method o f re­
form that will help them to arrive
at the right conclusion, which in
the end must be founded upon the
Lab or Exchange. Other organiza­
tions point to relief for a short
time, but the only coriect way is
through the Labor Exchange move­
ment.— Progressive Thought.
A Saving Feature.
There is at loast one saving feat­
ure about the Labor Exchange
movement which lies in the fact
that no one need honestly expect
freedom or justice except through
its establishment.
The civiliza­
tion and progress o f the human
family is eulirely based ou the
result o f labor, aud upon its proper
exchange depends the higher con­
ditions for which intelligent people
are continually striving to attain.
In the Labor Exchange is found
every essential privilege principle
to carry out the highest ideals of
the most advanced dreamers aud
yet so simple that all c m put them
to a proper test. Then why not
be up and doing and make the
most of it without further delay?
The Labor Exchange must suc­
ceed or nothing else will, for it
really embodies overy good point
necessary to promote the welfare
o f the human race.— Progressive
Thought.
The Overland Monthly is advertis­
ing extensively an interesting "Miss,
FOR
iug W ord Contest.” The sentence
•t c u re s In
they give is: "T h e -------- hast fled
tw o o r three
away fro m thone two wanderers."
v igo ro u s rubs.
This is taken from a New England
classic by a writer whose mime is a
A SPLENDID NUMBER.
L O C A L IT E M S .
household word. The prize is $1000,
to be given to the person finding
For fresh bread, go to Mrs. The New Time for October Is a Rare the correct answer, or divided among
Treat—
Should
Be
Sent
Broadcast.
W ilkins’.
*
the fortunate finders if there me
more than one. Tho only condition
McDonnld, the barber, will
“ Government by Injunction” is
is that the guess shall be accom­
charge *25 cents for shaves on legal
the special feature of the Octobor
holidays.
* number of Tbe New Time. I t is j panied by one dollar as a subscrip­
Arrivals by Areata, Nov. 1;
H.
tion to the Overland, at its reduced J. Htratford, Mrs. Diminiok, T. M.
W a n t e d — To trade Baudon prop­ but simple truth to state that this i
price. This condition is no hard­ Dimmick, W. 8. Marshall, Mrs.
erty for Coquille City property. In issue of the great reform magazine
ship; for the Overland at a dollnr Marsh dl, Miss G. Russell, Mrs.
quire at this office
surpasses anything yet attempted
is in itself a great big prize.
Ten White, Mrs. I ’ loeger, E. Ploeger,
Capt. T. A. W hite now has in this country. The cartoons by cents sent 'its publishers at San
Mrs. Klahn, Miss L. Klalm , P.
charge o f the steamer Dispatch, Artists Davenport, Morgan and Francisco will bring a sample copy
Gehllaf, Capt. JenseD, N. LeolUg,
Landers
are
striking
works
of
art,
vice A lva Lee, resigned.
aud full particulars of tlie contost. Dr. A. M. Evans, E. Isaacs, C.
aud will create a profound im­
Recent numbers are filled with llnzletvood, L. White, T. Jones.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Sebroeder pression.
beautiful pictures and interesting
were down from their Arago home
It is a genuine treat to pick up
articles.
Dr. M iles’ P a in PU D stop U eudocbe.
last week for a day or two.
such a magazine as the October
John Baldwin, a promising issue of The New Time, aud to
young Bsndoninn, was up last kuow that at last there has been
real
Wednesday aud made us a busi­ established a magazine of
merit devoted to the progressive
a n d their
ness call.
m a r v e lo u s cure.
reforms of the day. The best writ­
Lawson Lawliorn, o f M cKinley
Science o f the 19th Century
ers of the country are found among
looks on with amazement
community, on the North Fork,
at the moKt remarkable rec­
its contributors, aud iu all the
ord o f cures ever known in
brought iu some nice apples for
the W orld’s hDtory.
ninety-six pages there is not a dull
shipment last Tuesday, aud on
paragraph. Editors B. O. Flower
Wednesday hauled home a boat.
Hundreds of thousands of Sufferers cured without a single failure
and Frederick Upham Adams have
by “ FIVE DROPS.”
G ee Wing, o f "wasbee house” struck the right idea in this maga­
fame, has pulled stakes aud left, zine and have uot made the mistake
Though so universally used and tested did you ever hear anyone
speak ill o f this great remedy ? No, you never did and never w ill, for
despite the advertisement in the ] o f making it ponderous and dull.
ir taken as directed and in the proper quantity “ 5 Drops” cannot fail
to cure any o f the diHenses fo r which it is recommended. What
organ of the Orientals. Coquille It bristles with thoughts and ideas
it has already done to relieve the suffering is told in thousands o f
doesn’t need Chinese washhouses. which appeal to tbe great mass of
letters o f grateful piaise.
The H erald Land Company has the people, and the fact that it lias
M r. J. P. l.imehtmer, widely known fo r many years as the special representative of
the Pofulists and Free Silver Press 0/ the United States , has kindly forwarded the
a bouse aud half acre lot on the passed the 30,000 mark is proof that
following letter for publication:
^
it
is
appreciated.
edge o f towu to let for 18 months
D e a r S ir s —1 am anxious fo r the sake o f the suffering and out o f gratitude to you to
Among the famous authors, states­
or two years on easy terms to a
ive m y personal endorsement o f your wonderful remedy. On the vth o f January, 1897,
was in Washington and was suddenly seized with an aggravated, case o f inflammatory
reliable tenant. Call and get par­ men aud jurists who have contrib­
rheumatism; so severe and painful was the attack that within 24 hours my left arm was
ticulars.
* uted to this remarkable number of
paralyzed and I was only able to dress with assistance. I secured a bottle o f 5 DROPS
and took a dose that night, rubbing some on externnlly as directed. T h e fo llow in g
The New Time may be mentioned
morning I was surprised to flud m yself immensely relieved, and continuing treatment
The president designates by Lord Salisbury, Samuel Goinper«,
woke the second morning cured. My arm was absolutely free from pain, and all swelling
proclamation Thursday, November Rev. B. Fay Mills, ex-Goveruor
aud stiffness had disappeared. The quickness and completeness o f my cure was re­
markable. I have known for over a year o f the great curative properties o f your medicine
25th, as Thanksgiving day. Would
and have several friends who have been cured by it o f Neuralgia, Catarrh and Asthma.
John P. Altgeld, Judgo Murray F.
W ishing you every success and trusting that those sim ilarly afflicted w ill at least
it uot be a very proper thing for a
Tuley, Hon. A. W. Thomas, Justice
give this’ remedy a tria l. Sincerely yours
J. P LIM K B U R N E R ,
“ union” Thanksgiving service iu
Bureau o f Populist and Reform Papers. O ld Stock Exchange Building, Chicago , ill.
W alter Clark of the supreme court
Coquille?
C U R E S T H E IN C U R A B L E .
of North Carolina, Senator Marion
D e a r S ir s ;—I would like to thank you fo r your great remedy, “ 6 DROPS,” and tell
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. W heeler Butler, Professor Frank Parsons, J.
you what it has done fo rm o . I had Rheumatism in every joint and in the heart, and l
had Catarrh o f the head for 30 years, I was so poorly that I lost the use o f my legs and arms,
came up from Lauipey creek last W. Sullivan, Eltweed Pomeroy, W.
and could not move without pain. I was so crippled, that I had done but little work for
Wednesday to attend tbe funeral E. Lewis, Heleu Campbell and many
seven years, and our family physician, a good doctor, told me that my Rheumatism
and Catarrh were incurable, aud I believed him. But now, after using "8 DROPS” only
o f A. O. Wheeler’s child.
Mrs. other earnest and talented thiukern
two months, I can truly say 1 have not fe lt so well for seven years. This medicine does
more than I h claimed for It At this time my Catarrh Is much better, and I have scarcely
W. has been in ill health ever and writers. Mr. Adams’ Corrected
any Rheumatism at all and the heart weakness and pain are gone. My hearing is now good
siuce she came in from the valley, School history is now pronounced
and iny eyesight is much better. I have gained more than 10 pounds o f flesh and can do
a fu ll day’s work. It is the best medicine I ever saw to give a mother who has a young child,
a few months ago, but is some the satire of the age, and the new
for it has tho same effect on the child as on the mother. It wards off Croup and cures the
hives o f the child and causes sweet and refreshing sleep to both young and old
better.
chapter
the best yet. I t does uot
Yours respectfully,
WM. M. KELLE M S,
Jan. 29,1896.
Siberia, Perry Do., Ind.
F or S ale or R ent .—For cash seem possible that such a magazine
We received the following letter from Mr. y . J . Wilson of Omaha, III. Mr. Wilson has
can
be
produced
and
sold
for
ten
rent low; 80 acres on CuDniugham
been for many years an invalid, ana reading the above letter which was published, wrote Mr.
Keiterns . asking i f his endorsement ivas genuine, and received this reply,which heforwardedus.
creek, 3 miles from Coquille; 20 ceuts. It ¡ b published by Charles
M R. J .J W ILS O N .
w
w
,
. ..
acres choice bottom laud; 10 acres H. Kerr & Co. of Chicago, and our
D e a r S i r :—Your letter o f recent date at hund, the testimonial you speak o f Is genuine.
The company who manufactures and sells ” 5 Drops’* published my testimonial just as
readers
should
either
avail
them­
in
thorough cultivation;
good
I gave it to them and every word o f it is true, and I could swear to It and prove it by
many witnesses. The company did not ask me fo r this letter. I sent It to them last
water, buildtugs and fences; choice selves of our clubbiug rate of $2.25,
January fo r publication in order that poor sufferers, incurable as I once was, and as you are,
or
send
one
dollar
for
the
New
timber, etc. Apply at once to
might be cured. Get ” 5 Drops” and use it and it w ill cure you as it has cured me. I have
received many letters like yours, and it is a pleasure to me to answer all who write. Tell all
R. D. SaDford, agent for A. Time to the H e i i a i . d office.
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA.
CATARRH. ASTHMA. HEADACHE
Dukes.
Mr. M cQuigg sent us in some
sample potatoes last week, the par­
ticular features concerning which
a''e that they «re so large and B up ,
being planted as late ns July 2d
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One, E crly Rose, weighs a little
over 2 pounds, and the others—
The While Slave.
two o f which are called “ sports,”
W ho is the white slave we hear and are not named— weigh 2 pounds
bo much about?
I t is not a fact each.
that almost everybody o f what­
Subscribers can pay up tbeir
ever color or nationality is more
subscriptions for tlie H e r a l d on
or less a slave to the false notions
the Labor Exchange plan, bring
about vulues and money? Real
us good, marketable wheat, oats,
value is something of utility;
bnrley, rye, corn, eggs and chick,
hence gold or silver have verj
eus. We urge especially those who
little value because they are almost
are hack with their subscriptions
useless except ou nccouut o f the
to take this oportunity o f liqu i­
enslaved condition o f the people
dating the same. W e want good,
throngh the falsa teaching o f ty­
marketable produce for which we
rannical priests and rulers. Money
will allow the ruling market price.
is a representative thing winch can
Memory is a little treacherous
be made out of anything which
can he cauveyed and transferred now and then, and causes one to
most conveuiently with the least forget some things worth remember­
trouble aud only repiesents value, ing, unless one has an experience
but need not ha\e yalue itself. like that which cair.o to Mr. D. E.
T b e vast amount of ignorance aud East, Moffatt’s Creek, Va., who says
superslitiou prevailing among the “ I had been suffering for years with
so-called "civilized” nations of the a torpid liver and found no relief
earth on these two points is the until I took Simmons Liver Regula­
main cause o f slnvery Dot only of tor when I was eutirely relieved of
the lower ranks o f working peo my troubles. I never intend being
pie but in fact o f almost the eutire witbout Simmons Liver Regulator.
human race.-Progressive Thought.
The H erald does uot contain an
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Progressive Thought;
Mutual
insurance companies are far better
as a rule than the old line stock
and gambling concerns. But by
the proper introduction o f the
Lnbor Exchange principles all
such securities are provided for
and that even without the expense
o f interest, rent or taxes. F or the
salvation o f the human race, let’s
do all in our power to push the
work along.
Wayland’s “ Appeal to Reason
has been removed from Kansas
City to Girard, Kansas, where tho
"One Hoss” editor has bought
property aud put in a modern print­
ing plant. Tho “ Appeal to Reason”
is a unique paper, takes no adver­
tising ami is published at the low
rate of 30 cents a year or 15 cents
for three months. It has several
features peculiar to Wayland. Sam­
ple copies mailed freo to any nd-
dress.
"The Accountant,” published at
Oregon City, Or., will forward ap­
plication blanks and instructions to
anyone wishing to join the Labor
Exchange, and will send “ The Ac­
countant” free six months to every
applicant for membership whose
name is sent through tlint office.
Remember that it only costs you
one dollar to join the Lnbor Ex­
change and there are no future
dues nor assessments. The dollnr
paid for membership is used in nd-
vaucing the educational work—
scattering literature and keeping a
corps o f organizers in the field.
agricultural department because
its columns are devoted entirely to
news matter, but it giveB F re e o j
C h u rg t to every cash iu ndvunce
subscriber tbe best farm, fruit and
dairy paper printed on the Pucific
coast. The Rural Noithwest is a
nixteeu page paper, published semi
monthly, and contains much of
interest to those who Bre engaged
iu agricultural pursuits. For the
regular subscription price o f $2 iu
advance both T he H erald and
R u ra l Northw est may be received.
A letter from a business firm in
Portland, O r , which had seen fit
to patronize the H erald with a
small ad. as a “ trial trip,” brings
us these complimentary words re­
garding the H erald as an adver­
tising medium; " W e know now
your terms, etc., and the good
which advertising in the H erald
does, which we hope to im prove.”
Some o f our home business firms
might tumble to the fact that if it
pays them to advertise and reach
the eyes o f 300 readers iu a circn
Inr printed iu San Francisco, it
would pay better to advertise and
roach 600 renders in your local
paper all priuted at home and de­
voted to local enterprise and pros­
perity.
\ \ r A N T E D .- T R U ST W O R T H Y
AND
▼ ? active gentlemen And Indies to travel
for responsible. established house in state
o f Oregon. Monthly
and expense«.
Position Hteady. Reference. Enclose self-
addressed stamped envelope. Tbe Domin­
ion Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
Don't Tobarre Spit and
Y»ar lJff Away.
T o q u it tobacco ea sily and forever, be mag
nolle. lu ll o f life, nerve and viyor, take No-To*
Hoc, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. A ll druggists. 50c or l l . Cure jruaran-
teed
Booklet and sam ple free.
Address j
T o Ctird (,'onatlpwtlon F o ro fff.
Take Cnscat et« Candy Cathartic. 10c orttc.
•« C C C (all io cure, Uru^tau refund uiuuey. • Sterling Remedy C a , Chicago or New York.
Household Hints.
Salt aud liquid almonds will re­
move egg staius from plated spoons.
A few drops of glycerine put
around the edge of a jar of fruit
will prevent mold.
Je ly is more easily mnde if the
juice is kept standing over night
before cooking.
Rough irons may be made smooth
by rubbing them on a board plenti­
fully sprinkled with suit.
Mice love pumpkin seeds, and
will be attracted to a trap baited
with them when they will pass by a
pieco of meat
Stale bread may be freshened by
dipping the loaf quickly into hot
water and baking for a few mo­
ments in a hot oven.
A thin coating made of three
parts of lard, melted with one part
of rosin, aud applied to stoves and
grates, will prevent their rusting
duriug the summer.
Cut glass may ho made bright
and sparkling by putting it in saw­
dust and polishing with a chamois
after washing thoroughly in soap
and warm water.
I f every pot or pan or any uten­
sil used in the cooking of food be
washed us soon ns emptied, nnd
while still hot, half the labor and a
great deal of time will be saved.
Tho best way to remove sand and
grit from small fruit, when washing
is necessary, is to lay the fruit
loosely in a clean basket and dip
tbe basket into clean, fresh water.
If ice is not obtainable, a roll of
butter may be kept hard, or a bot­
tle of water or niiik kept cool by
wrapping in a damp cloth and
putting in a draught. The cloth
should be dampened from time to
time.
It is said that if a lamp wick is
soaked in vinegar 24 hours before
being placed in the lamp a cleaner
fiame will be insured. Wicks should
he changed often ns they Boon be­
come clogged and do not permit
tbe free passage of tbe oil.
Currants dried at home for win­
ter use are much nicer than those
that can he bought, and are easily
done. Pick them over and remove
the etems, spread them on plates,
sprinkle well with sugar, and then
dry them in the sun or in a slow
oven.
Great care should be taken of a
baby’s finger nails. They are often
brittle and should be very carefully
cut, so that there are no rough
places to catch in its clothing and
be torn, as this is very painful, and
it is a long wfiile before tbe nail
grows again.
An excellent hair wash is made of
I cent's worth of powdered borax
and half a pint of olive oil; pour
over them one pint of boiling water;
let the mixture cool and pour it
into a bottle and shake betore using.
The oil nourishes and tbe borax
cleanses the hair.
your neighbors what I have written about ” 5 Drops.” I know how to sympathize with those
who are afliicted. for though I suiFered so long, it is no S months since 1 have felt any pain.
Dr. S. W . Kellems. my brother, uses ” 5 Drops” in bis practice, and joins me in en­
dorsing this great remedy. B e saya fo r a case like yours it is a positive cure.
MR. W. M. AND DR. S. W. KELLEM S.
Sept. 21 ,1896.
I f you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send fo r a large bottle,
send fo r a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you o f its merit. This
wonderful curative gives almost instant relief and is a permanent cure for Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Backache, Asthma, hay Fever, Catarrh, Sleeplessness,
Ntrvouinsk*. Nervnua »»nil Neuralgic Headaches, Heart Weakness, Toothache, Earache,
Croup, " U Grippe,” Malaria, Creeping Numbness, Bronchitis end Kindred Diseases.
•• FIV E DROPS ” is the name and dose. Large bottles (300 doses), $1.00. Six bottles for
$5 00. Sample bottle prepaid by mail 25c. N ot sold by,druggists, but only by ub and our
agents. Agents appointed in new territory.
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The regular subscription price o f the two
papers is $3.
The Egg Season
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A Few Pillami China Pigs for Sale let
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L . A. M ARSTER8,
Cleveland, Oregon
WALTER DRANE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
erties.
It is devoted to the interests of the peo­
ple, and its voice is raised with no uncer­
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B E R land o f 160 acres, 2 5 1 tain s »und in their behalf. The recent re­
| acre i in grass, 80 acres extra white daction in the subscription price should
place The Arena in the hands of every
cedar and fir timber, all nnder- T n i n k i n g American man and woman. The
layed with coal, with 40 iocli face Arena is never dull; every issue is replete
with bright and interesting articles on the
iu sight, within 4 miles o f ocean living issues of the hour. Our arrange­
ments
are such that we can with confidence
steamer landing.
A t $ price of
j coal land sold by tbe government. promise that, under the Editorship of John
Clark Uidpath, assisted by the most emi­
A good investment for anyone.
nent writers and workers.
l a n d f o r s a l e ,I
by The Herald Land Co. 320
acres of the finest timber in' Coos
county for lumbering, being mainly
yellow fir, and extra fine.
This
body o f timber is located on tlie
North Fork o f th e-C oqu ille river,
and lies directly on the river and is
well situated for logging. I f sold
six n it can l>e had cheap. Enquire
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at the H f r a l d office and go Bnd
Mouth lv rain*cured by Dr. Miles’ Pain PUD. j see the timber.
T
o f choice
Prof. Richard T. Ely.
Senator Tillman.
Herbert N. Casson.
Frances E. Willard.
Pres. Oeorge A. Gates.
Mary A. Livermore.
Abby Morton Diaa.
John P. Altgeld.
Helen Campbell.
Senator Pettigrew.
flat upland. K nl*Ie from Prosper and
mile« from Baudon, well watered with
beautiful mountain streams, fine fir and
56 Filth Avenue, CHICAGO.
cedar timber; good house with double tire
place; '2}-£ acres cleared; % of a mile from
school house; good blacksand prospects on T h e H erald and above mtignziue
the place.
Price, $800—government title.
Doth one year, only *2 25.
torn; 18 acres meadow; 2 acres orch­
ard and small fruit; 20 acres bottom pasture
cleared; 20 acres bench pasture—all under
fence. One new house, 9 rooms all finished;
one barn 20x44, one barn 60x80; woodhonse,
smokehouse and other outbuildings; farm
tools and implements and dairy fixtores;
cows, sheep, hogs and young stock. A good
place for a dairyman. Will sell cheap aud
on easy terms.
X T O . 200 — 320 acres, title per-
feet, 50 acres creek bottom,
plenty white cedar timber, very
little improvements, located 12
miles from Baudon, 5 miles from
Dsiryville, on road between these
two places; ? o f a mile from New
Lake echoolhouse. This is a val-
uatle tract o f land, and is the best
bargain in Coo« county. Call and
learn price and terms.
214— 160 acres
$2.001
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Formerly R E V O C C A S IO N S .
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l,!a mile from Allegheny Landing on Coos
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L L kinds o f farm worksolicited. Hora-
. shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedger., dogs,
rings, cant-hooks nnd everything used in
logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
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TAJO, 208.— Sh>ck ranch o f 160
pie.
acres, good bouse and barn, all
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and grasses, 6 acres in cultivation,
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n 1
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RIVERTO N, COOS COUNTY, OREGON.
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à Tables enpplitd witn the best in the
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