Coquille City herald., December 28, 1897, Image 8

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Smith.
Licensed Nov. 10, 1897;
w“ y>
R. E. L. Bedillion and Caroline married Nov. 12th.
William J. White and Natilie E
Fieger.
Licensed Sept. 1, 1897;
TUESDAY, DEC. 28, 1897.
Pennock. licensed Nov. 24, 1897;
married Sept. 1st.
TO
euM
Benjamin Schuyler and Minnie married Nov. 24th.
Johnston. Licensed Sept. 2, 1897;
F. Von Pegert and Annie Laird.
You’ll fool It lo worth Ho weight In | o l d . i f l 8 H V
married Sept. 3d.
Licensed Nov. 27, 1897; married
Frank Flam and Docia Haga. Dec. 1st
Y E A R F O R
Replies ID Queries-
Frederick Lackstrom and Susan
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mirrllf* Ucsnsej Ijjued in Coo* County Licensed Sept. 4, 1897; married
S
ept
8th.
Nelson.
Licensed
Nov.
29,
1897.
During the Yur 1897.
(From The Labor Exchange Onide.J
J. M. Upton and Eleanor Augusta License not returned.
For fresh bread, go to Mrs. )
To* t h e E d i t o r : . I d r e g a r d t o i
R
)ed.
Licensed Sept. 14, 1897;
William Viucatnp and Alma Mor­ The Subscription Price o f
County
Clerk
RacklelT
and
Dep.
Wilkins’.
•
Mr. Coetaian’s question:
married Sept. 15th.
gan. Licensed Nov. 29, 1897; mar­ D E M O R E S T ’S is reduced
A large lot of fresh Groceries at uty Hazzard have performed the
First—The labor check would
L. S. Coon and Olive B. Buell, t ried Dec. 1st
to $1.00 a year.
• following official duties during the Licensed Sept 18, 1897; married
doubtless liquidate taxes ¡ d the J. W. Loneve’s.
O. E. Marsters and Florence Car­
year under the civil laws of the state
towua to be built by the New Era
D anorM l’a Family Magazine ig more than •
man. Licensed Dec. 1, 1897; mar­
of Oregon aud tbe milita-y super­ Sept. 21st.
Fashion Magazine, although it gives the very latest home and
Union, but it must be aoparent
David
O.
Kenyon
and
Nora
E.
ried
Dec.
8th.
foreign
fashions each month: this itt only one o f ita many val­
vision
of
Prince
Cupid,
whose
ar­
Dr. E . Miugus, of Grants Pass,
that for eane time to cone tbe state
uable features. It has something for each member o f the fam­
Pierson. Licensed Sept. 22, 1897;
J-ihn Hendrickson and Hilma
ily, for every department of the household, and its varied con­
«rill require legal tender for taxes. { has received the appointment of rows were solemnly frowning down married Sept. 22d.
Stora.
Licensed Dec. 3, 1897;
tents are of the highest grade, making it. pre-eminently, Tfce»
Seennd—The boarding of tbe company physician at Beaver Hill. upon them to have his commands
Carl Victcr Smits nnd Atrika Jerf. married Dec. 4th.
F a m i ly .TIiitr»zin«‘ «»I Hu* W o r l d .
It furnishes the beet
executed
with
dispatch
and
correct­
check w raid not affect the volume
thoughts
o f the most interesting nnd most progressive w iter*
Sheriff Gage was on the sick ness. The licenses are to date:
Licensed Sept 27, 1897; married
Hugh Cross aud Viun R Fenton.
o
f
the
day,
nnd
is
«breast
of
the
times
in
everything—Art.
L it­
of their issue »or restrict the pro­ list pait o f last week, and con­
Licensed Dec. 8, 1897; married Dec.
erature, Science. Society Affairs, Fiction, Household Matters,
D. A. McLeod and Liddie Han­ Sept. 28th.
duction of commodities, any more tinues poorly with au attack of
Sports,
etc
—
i
single
number
frequently
containing
from
200
to
Frank Vincamp and Esther Stein- 8th.
cock. Licensed Jan. 6, 1897; mar­
300 engravinus, making it the MOS T COMPLETE AND MOST
tbao boarding legal tender now tbe grip.
non.
Licensed
Sept.
29,
1897;
mar­
Thomas
M.
Carter
and
Laura
D.
ried Jau. 28th.
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED o f the great monthlies.
really affects volume or production.
Huntley. Liceused Dec. 15, 1897.
Ik«* in o r e s I ’ a
Fashion Department is in eveiy
Frank Cox and F.sther Davison. ried Oct. 16th.
Four or five days of delightful
Obr plutocratic friends are right
way
fa r Ahead o f th a t con tained in any other pnblxcation.
William
H.
Wilbur
and
Emma
P. A. Decker and Sarah D. Lester.
here, but they don’t go on to say weather last week has beeu followed Licensed Jan. G, 1897; married Jau. M. Schimmel. Licensed Oct. 4, Licensed Dec. 17, 1897; married
Subscribers are entitled each month to pp it e m « o f the late«
what does affect volume or produc­ by another stormy spell. Still our 11th.
fasuiotis in worn n g attire, tit 110 <*»*! t o I h e m other than that necessary for postage
Dec. 21st.
Abram Cutlip aud Lucy Breiten- 1897; married O ct 6th.
and wrapping.
tion, vii: proft.
In either case people are happy.
S.
L.
Lafferty
and
Patra
A
Elling-
W.
A.
Doak
and
Barbara
A.
Mor­
bucber. Licensed Jan. 11, 1897;
BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT
hoarding will result in falling
T h e B e st O ff e r Y e t . —Any one
sen. Licensed Oct. 5, 1897; mar­ ris. Licensed Dec. 21, 1897; mar­ Than a year's NO
subscription to Demorest’s Magazine can be made. By HttO*eribing AT
prioea, which falling prices practi­ wishing to rent a good home in Co- married Jan. 18th.
ried Dec. 21st.
ONCE you can get the Magazine at the reduced price, and will also receive the hand­
J. H. Milner aud Helen Barnum. ried Oct. 10th.
cally augment the volume,— for with quille City can obtain a bargain by
Edward S. Turpen and Ethel
James S. Wasson and Ida E. some *JT\ cent Xmas Number with its beautiful panel pioture supplement.
Remit $1 by money order, registered letter or check to the
lower prioea leas money ia needed. calling at the H e r a l d office at ouce Licensed Jan. 16, 1897; married Sarah Simpson. Licensed Oct. 15, Mecum. Licensed Dec. 22, 1897.
Jan. lGth.
DEMOKEST PUBLISHING CO.. 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Ob tbe contrary, increased issues
. V*. *
R.
L.
Wagner
nnd
Lydia
O.
Mc­
Mrs. Sinclair and Misa Rita will
ha H erald nnd Demorest’a, both one year for only $2.25'
Andrew Nyitrom and Emily Prey.
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
either of labor checks or of legal
Cracken.
Licensed
Oct,
20,
1897;
spend a portion of the holidays | Licensed Jau. 22, 1897; married
leader raise prices, when still more
by local application*?, as they cannot react?
G HEAT SPECIAL CLUBBING O FFER FOB PROM PT 8UBLCR1PTIU N S.
married O ct 23d.
with relatives acd friends at Marsh- j j an. 23d.
the diseased portion of the ear. There ia
money ia needed.
1897; married Oct. 20th.
field. They went over last Fri­
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
ONLY $3.25 FOR
Alex
Scott
and
Jennie
Yoaknm.
What 1 am trying to preach ia
\
T. B. Prewitt and Nora Colvin. by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
day.
! Licensed Jan. 23, 1897; married
caused by an inflamed condition o f the mu-
this, that justice is not necessarily
Licensed Oct. 23, 1897; married oous lining of the eustachiati tube. When
Mrs. Lyons and Manager Perry Jan. 27th.
the sequent of opportunity, either
this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling
W. It. Darby and Lizzie Root- Oct. 24th.
in the sbspe of more money, un­ carried out tbe late Mr. Lyons’
or imperfect hearing, and when it it
I I E M W T ’S FAMILY m ag a zim : ’
Henry Johnson and Belle Bar- sound
Licensed
Juu.
22,
1897;
married
custom
o
f
giving
a
Christmas
tur­
entirely
closed deaf ess is tiie result, and
limited money, or unlimited land—
rows. Licensed Oct. 25, 1887; mar­ unless the inflammation can be taken out
AND THE
COQUILLE
HERALD.
Jan.
24th.
key
to
each
of
the
employes
at
the
though many esteemed friends ap­
and this tube restored to its normal condi­
D. H. Strang nnd Grace Bell ried Oct. 2Gth.
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever
pear to think otherwise.
People mill.
Julius Nelson and Augusta Peter­ nine cases out of ton are caused by catarrh;
Caldwell. Licensed Jan. 28, 1897;
outside of tbe Labor Exchange,
Lawson Lawlion spent a portion
son. Licensed Oct. 27, 1897; mar­ which is nothing but an inflamed condition
married
Feb.
3d.
o f the mucous surfaces.
might board labor checks and use o f two days in town last week,
J. A. Brown and Julia Duback. ried Noy. 13th.
We will give one hundred dollars for ahy,
them just as capitalists now use shopping for the holidays. The
Lars Jneobson and Josephine case of deafness (caused by catarrh) tan
Licensed
Feb.
G
,
1897;
married
Feb.
legal tender to crate joint-stock trip from the Noith Fork was oypr
cannot
cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. V *
FOR
Jeuson.
Licensed Nov. 3, 1897; Send for be circulars,
11 tli.
free.
companies and operate them f ° r rough road.
married
Nov.
28tb.
F.
J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo, O.
.
Constantines
Magnus
Esbjorn
profit.
A. L. Rice and Stella Crunk. Li­ fc3f“Sold bv druggists, 75c.
Elder Farrar’s appointment was and Anna Sofia Rasmusson. Li­
But, Mr. Cochran may say, the
censed Nov. 4, 1897; married Nov.
E stra Y—A bout 3 weeks ago a
not
for
this
place
last
Thursday
censed
Feb.
15,
1897;
married
Feb.
Labor Exchange will issue chocks
7th.
night, but Thursday night of this 15th.
bog CHme to Mr. Lytton’s, at the
against just snch properties, so
C. D. MeFarlin and Emily O. Jeff Beuliam place, which the
Frank Haynes and Ura E. Chance.
that any one may organize to build week —Dec. 30. Our information
Licensed March 1, 1897; married Leffinwell. Licensed Nov. 8, 1897; owner can have by paving for this
farge works and operate them at j w n s w r o n « '
married Nov. 9th.
notice aud calliug and taking the
eoet.
So the Labor Exchange!
Mr. Canning desires to thank March 3d.
Wright Allen and Lena Ann hog away,
*
John Jarnagin and Henrietta
might, but wbat guarantee have we j the merchants and others for their
- AND THE -
that labor will so organize? Labor I kindness and help to make Clirist- Workcuff. Licensed March 2, 1897;
4 9 Y E A R S O F S U F F E R IN G
ereates the wealth of the world j mas welcome to the inmates of the married March 2d.
Henry R. Ward and Mrs. Clara L.
FROM
right Dow and might as well keep poor farm.
it as not, were it to organize to do j Miss Allie Jenkins came over Smith. Licensed March 17, 1897;
B O T H
O N E Y E A R
F O R 9 2 .0 0 I
so. It is this organic form aud | last Wednesday from the bay to married March 21st
Cyrus Miller and Georgia Gor-
purpose to destroy profit which is spend tbe holidays with her grand­
T is scarcely necessary to call attention to the superior merits o f TH E TW IC E -
den. Licensed March 22, 1897;
so difficult to secure. True, there
A-W EEK edition of TH E ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC as a newspaper.
parents, County Treasurer aud Mrs. I married March 23d.
____
Read carefully this testimonial found below, also letters from those
It
has so many advantages ns a news gatherer, that no other paper can claim to be it«
is no interest on labor checks, hut W. \V. Hayes.
who have been cured of other diseases, and remember that “ 6 Drops” has and can never
equal. The whole field o f news is covered thoroughly. The special features and illus­
fail
to
quickly
relieve
and
permanently
cure.
Sept.
9,
189«.
George
Robison
and
Ellen
Roy.
that is a very small part of the
trations are always the best. More noted writers contribute to its columns than to any
D ear S i r :—Your bottle o f *‘5 Drops” received. It was for an old friend, Mr. Wm.
Edwards, o f M&rtiiistown^Wis. He has nad Neuralgia iu his chest, suffering a great deal o f
Comrade W. E.McDuffee greeted Licensed April 1, 1897; married
other paper o f its class. It is published especially to meet the wants o f that large class
•tory. Money is only a tool, money
so much so that It affected his heart aud he could not sleep on account o f a smothered
o f readers who have not the opportunity or cannot afford to rend a daily pnper.
of any kind. It is tbe organic use patrons at Hotel Coquille part of April 4th.
i .ftin,
eellng. He has been under the care o f the most eminent physicians, but found no relief
It is the leading Dem ocratic paper o f the Mississippi Valiev and the South nnd West.
until I gave him a dose o f ”5 Drops.” The very first night he rested well, and has ever since.
William Fish and Myrtle V.
o f money that plays hob with ¡ last week, while mine host, Capt
By a special arrangement made for a limited time only, our friends will be given an
and is gaining daily. I myself am 67 years old and began taking your medicine last April
opportunity
to take advantage of this liberal proposition. *
Crunk.
Licensed
April
*7,
1897;
Butler,
mnde
a
business
trip
of
for
Rheumatism,
which
I
have
had
for
49
years,
also
for
a
weak
heart,
Since
taking
things. Aud tbe various colonies
” 5 Drops” the Rheumatism lias all disappeared, the stiffness is gone from my joints, and my
married April 12th.
R e m e m b e r the <>ffV*r, T he T w i c e - a - W eek R e p u b l i c , 16 p a g e s a week,
and Labor Exchange branches, so several days to Bandon.
heart never misses a beat. I ain to day a well, strong woman, and I owe it to "5 Drops.” 1
only wish I could sound my bugle of praise loud enough to be neard all over the world, and
Joseph D. Magee and Ida Yiola
a n d T h e H e r v l d , both o n e year fo r o n ly $ 2 .
far established, are not destroying
The young man from Myrtle
co tuld
ulc convince every one that ” 6 Drops” is all you claim it to be aud more.
Mrs. I). T. Carver, Wiuslow, Stevenson Co., 111.
any mortganss or dividends, that I Point, who took a mackintosh from Morgan. Liceused April 19, 1897;
know of. They seem to have an the restaurant in this place last married May 5th.
I know it will do more than you claim for it.
34 YEA R S OF S U F FE R IN G .
D o n o t lo n g e r b o dec e ive d by w e ll-w o rd e d fie « .
REV. F. M. COOPER,Washington Center, Mo.
T H E
R. C. Endicott and Bell Daris.
D e a b S ib ;—
J a n u a r y 2, 1897.
idea they c b d save themselves and Friday, will please return the same
R e a d th e tr u th .
It w ill pay you d iv id e n d s .
P
A
R
A
L
Y
S
I
S
A
N
D
r h e u m a t is m
Over
34
years
ago,
I
had
Typhoid
Fever,
Licensed
April
20,
1897;
married
tel the profit concerna take care of promptly aud no questions will
D
ear
S
irs
;
N
ovember
9,
1896
.
and barely escaped with my life. It left my
It is with pleasure I speak o f your price­
system so shattered that I have had ever
tbemselvea; but tbe profit concerns be asked.
f April 21st.
less remedy and o f the good it has done me.
since. Rheumatism and Throat Trouble,
James Johnson and Emma Wil­
will take good care of them, uutil
For the last eight years I have been an incur­
which gave me a terrible Cough. I had been
able cripple from paralysis and rheumatism.
unable to find any relief for these diseases,
The Examiner’s drawing this son.
Licensed April 21, 1897;
they turn about aud face the devil.
T H A T IS T H E A L T E R N A T IV E .
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
Just think, for eignt years a total cripple, not
until I learned o f your *• 5 DROPS ” , which
able to earn a penny nor able to walk or step
I commenced taking only two months ago,
T O - D A Y —this m om ent—j o u are beinR robbed off
All I contend for ia this: until time will run to <100,000. Send married April 25th.
what you earn. How much f Not less than 91,000 a
and my cure has been Indeed w o n d e r f u l . on the ground without the aid o f something
through
tbe
H
erald
'
d
clubbing
H.
W.
Mast
and
Maude
Brown.
tabor does so organize to destroy
je e r . Do j o u know bow f Do you know why l Read
to lean on. Heaven bless the man who dis­
18 Page« a Week. . . .
Already nay cough has entirely disappeared,
covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and
and the Rheumatism which for a few years
profit, profit will go right on de- ageucy, getting both the H erald Licensed April 23, 1897; married
. . . . 156 PaperB a Year
to God. Iwm able to walk and able to work,
iast has threatened to make a cripple o f me
•troying labor, and this in spite of » ,ld tlle Weekly Examiner for one May 9th.
r. cured, and I am free from pain. This is I have only taken two-thirds o f a bottle, but
Js
- .
.
W •
« .
l,Alk M f M n A I M
7 *k
— . . - J - Il A I. .«
FOR
ONE
DOLLAR.
have
not
had
any
pain
in
my
back
since
I
the
most
wonderful
and
the
cheapest
remedy
SerpbiDe Stone and Viola Mc-
all the labor checks or Labor Ex­ year for only <2.75, aud «11 tbe
took the first dose, and after the second I
ever discovered. I am more thankful to you
walked
across
tbe
floor«
which
I
have
not
chances
for
prizes
in
the
Examin­
than
words
can
tell
and
I
want
everybody
to
Campbell.
Licensed
April
24,
1897;
changes in the world.
The issue
done In years. I have thrown away ray cane
know what ‘ »D R O P S ” has done for me.
Pnbliahcd Every Altt-mute Day Except
married May 9th.
Although I am ov*n 70 t e a r s old, I am feel­ and shall never need it again. To any one
of tbe lab >r cheeks alone, will pot er’s drawing.
Sunday.
sending
ing
better
than
I
have
in
years.
mg me
i a two-cent stamp I will send my
James Forty and Chnrlotte S.
Horace Greely once said: “ The
suffice. There must he organiza­
(shall be glad to answer any questions re­ affidavit. I have another bottle o f
DROPS” and value it at $1.00 per drop.
garding my case from anyone enclosing a
tion to destroy profit or the benefits way to reaumo ia to reaume,” speak­ Candles, Licensed May 15, 1897;
The
Thriae-a-Week
Edition o f the NEVT
Thankfully yours, EDWARD CASTLE,
two cent stamp.
Gratefully yours,
YORK WOULD ia first among all • weukly”
ing of again putting gold into cir­ married May 15th.
1005 Wall Street
Sioux City, lows.
MRS. SAMI EL RIULET, Litchfield, Mich.
of tbe labor check are lost.
Formerly N E W O C C ASIO N S.
papers in size, frequency o f publication,
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
C A TA R R H A N D H A Y FEVER.
John Wasson and Daisy Evans.
But you
Let ns Dot forget thst tbe world culation aftei the war.
and the freshness, accuracy and variety o f
The Best
3
O n ly
D e a r S ir s :
S e p t e m b e r 24,1896.
I find the bottle o f *' 6 DROPS ” to be very
ita contents. It has all the merits o f «
I wish to tell you and suffering humanity
has already ezhausted a world may say “ resume" any number of Licensed May 31, 1897; married
good and just what you claim. My wife has
Reform
Magazine-
\ One Dollar a Tear
how
much
goon
,-5
DROPS”
has
done
me.
great
$6 daily at th#» price o f a dollar
been suffering with Catarrh and Hay Fever
of opportuuity aud plastered the timeB to that of yours and it won't May 31st.
in th e W o r ld .
\
10 c e n ts a n u m b e r.
On the beginning o f this year I took down
weekly. Its political news is prompt, com­
over |6 years. She has tried everything and
bedfast with lnnammatory Rheumatism, and
Charles W. Anderson and Estellaa
M o n t h l y — E ig h t y Pagern»
plete, accurate aud impartial as all its
•artb over with bouds and mort­ budge until you take Simmons liver
doctored much, but no cure until she tried
I was doctored by as good physicians as this
**# DROPS” which completely cured her.
readers will testify. It is against the mo­
< B . © . F t o i c e r , Founder o f the Arena.
country lias, but they could not cure me. On
gages. 1 he “ mark of tbe beast’’ Regulator. Many people seem to May Sanderlin. Licensed June 7,
Yours truly
REV. L. VON WALD.
nopolies nnd for the people.
EDITORS: j jp r e *J'li l / . .4 titimm, Ed. New Oecu*ions.
August 4 , I began to take ” 6 DROPS," At
March
31,
1890.
Milbauk,
S.
D.
M on the whole earth and still the forget that Conatition, Biliousness 1897; married June 8th.
It prints the news o f nil the world, har­
that time every joint in mv body and- my
N ew T ime I s the fearless a d r o r a te o f the I nitiative and
limbs were stiff, so that I could not be
N E U R A L G IA A N D S C IA T IC A .
ing special correspondence from ail import­
A. L. Johnson and Mary Ann
R eferendum . Majority Rule, Scientific Government»
Christian, Jew and Gentile, are aud Sick Headache all caused by
For twenty long years my wife suffered un­ moved. Even
____ my tongue _ waB
___ „ getting
____„ _ so
ant news points on the globe. It has brilL
Monetary Reform and Physical and Ethical Culture.
ik so any one could
Licensed June 10, 1897;
that I could hardly speak
•anil “out for all there is iu it." a sluggish liver Keep the liver active. Weir.
told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia,
iant illustrations, stories by great authors,
A m o n g hundredm o f b rillia n t w r ite r » tehm
understand me, but to-day, only seven weeks
•nd 1 thank God for the day that your heav­
n capital humor page, complete market«,
married July 4th.
Hot a single project bar yet been
w ill r eg u la rly c o n tr ib u te to ito pagem a r e
from that time. I am absolutely cured, and
en-sent remedy fell Into ray hands, for It
The H erald does not contain an
departments for tbe hou ehold and womenr«
thank you and God for my recovery.
comjpletely cured her I am a minister of
James E. Kelly and Mary Ella
launched, so far as 1 know, for tbe agricultural depaitment because
P rof. Frank Parsons.
P rof Richard T. Ely.
work nnd other special departments o f
Gratefully yours,
theuospel, and when I find any w ho suffer,
Senator Tillman.
Henry D. Lloyd.
Liceused June 12, 1897;
unusual interest.
HORACE F. ANDERSON, McCracken. Kans.
■peoific purpose of reudering its columns are devoted entirely to Cuniff.
cannot help but recommend ‘ ‘6 DROPS", for
8enator Butler.
Herbert N. Casson.
Eltweed
Pomeroy.
Frances
E.
W
illard.
W© offer this uneqnaled newspaper and
equivalents and so oboy the golden news matter, but it gives Free oj married June 13th.
Pres. G eorge A. Gates.
If you have not sufficient confidence after reading these letters to send for a large bot­
Hamlin Garland.
TH
E HERALD together one year for only
Mary A. Livermore.
Justico Walter Clark.
tle, send for a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you o f its merit.
W. E. Chance and Grace Lewis.
rule, and until such organization Chnrgt to every cash in advance
82.SM.
Abby Morton Dias.
Eugeno V. Debs.
This wonderful curative gives almost instant relict, and is a permanent cure for R h e u ­
The regular subscription price o f th« tw o
John P. Altgeld.
Gov. H. S. Plngree.
m a tism N e u ra lg ia , S c ia t ic a , C atarrh, A s t h m a , l>vsp»*p*l». B ackache, lla y
takes place wears justified iu look­ subscriber the best farm, fruit and Licensed June 12, 1897; married
Helen Campbell.
Lillian Whiting.
papers is $3.
F e v e r, S leeplessness, N ervou sn ess, N e r v o u s and N e u r a lg ic H e a d a c li» « ,
Senator Pettigrew.
A. H. Lewis.
ing askance at any project, said to dairy paper printed on tbs Pacific June 13th.
H ea rt W eak n ess, T o o th a c h e . E a ra ch e, C roup, “ L a G r ip p e ,” M a la r ia ,
C
re
e
p
in
g
\umhn««»N.
B
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o
n
c
h
itis
and
kindred
diseases.
SPECIAL TO YOU.—Bend 18 tw o cent stamps and re­
Peter Clanaen and Myrta Lewis.
he just, which fails to give sub­ coast. Tbe Rural Noitliwesl is a
' ‘ FIVE DROPS” is the name and dose. Large bottles MOO doses), $1 00. Six bottles for
ceive THE NEW TIME three months and PRESIDENT
stantial evidence of a just purpose. sixteen page paper, published semi Licensed June 12, 1897; married
JOHN SMITH, the Story o f a Peaceful Revolution, by
$6.00. Sample bottle, prepaid by mall, 25c. Not sold by druggists, but only by us and our
Frederick
U. Adams, an illustrated book of StO pages and
•gents. Agents appointed iu new territory.
This, tbe Labor Exchange may monthly, snd contains much of June 13th.
am Idea on every page. W r i t e t o -d a y .
Alfred E. Baker and Mary A.
do, aud I firmly believe will do, interest to those who are engaged
SWANSON
Street,
Charles H . Kerr & Company, Publishers
C H I C A G O . I L L . U. S. A.
and the Labor Exchange check in agricultural pursuits. For the Marposa. Liceused June 14, 1897;
56 Fifth Avei « . CHICAGO*
may be of great saivice in tbe regular subscription price o f <2 in license not known to have been
doing, but until done, nsither labor advance both T he H erald and used.
The H erald aud above magazine
Ernest Sanford and Mary Cox.
check freely issued nor any man­ Rural Northwest may be received.
both one year, only $2.25.
ITT I HATE STOCK FOB HALB —
Licensed June 1G, 1897; married.
ner of opportunity can save us.
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B r i » E Y A U IE T 1 IB .
“ I would like to see T h e A r e n a in every
June 19th.
Neither can we do our duty neg­ I'M a c u t e Y o u r l l o w e l f i W i t h C itB e a r e t* .
home.” —William Jenninga Bryan, Septem­
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
atively, by running away from 10c.
ber 2U, 1897. _ _ _ _ _ _
Hugh M. Coke and Miss Eufa
A G E S ,
26c. If C. C. C. fall, druggist* refund money
profit. Whatever we go, whatever
Carman. Licensed June 30,1897;'
i C o o . H at N »w«. i
Subscription Price Reduced to 5 2 .5 0
we do, tbe black, destroying devil
married July 7th.
follows us sod will follow, until we I Public school t will
. . commence
J. W. Haga and Maude A. Leneve.
torn in our tracks and obliterate January' 17th. matead of Jan. 3d, Licensed July 1, 1897; married
; as stated id last issue.
it. There can be no dodging.
July 4th.
Edited by
i f
Write lor whnt yon w#nt. i q _
Third— As I see things, there is
Fred Chlemens still holds the
John Peart and Jessie A. Dean.
no suoh thing as absolute liberty position of mate on the Cbilkat. Licensed July 2, 1897; married I B uys And S ells your R eal E state and anything else you wish to JO H N C L A R K R I D P A T H , L L . D.
dispc.AH of.
nor can there be so long as effects Fred is an ol liging officer and July 4th.
A Ftw Poland China figs for Sale le t
The leading Reform review is now enter­
ing upon its ninth year. Its career has
ars preceded by causes, whioh is to competent seaman.
M akes L oans and I nvestments for yon.
George A. Robiuson and Anna
been one prolonged effort for the advance­
Address
L. A. MARSTERS.
R ents or L eases yonr farm or city property.
•ay. as long a« there is a past and
A. W. Neal's little bov, Arthur, J. Leneve. Licensed » uly 3, 1897;
ment of true reform and the prop«gation
CUvsUad. U rego*.
Write ns if you want i.n A gent in this county and at tbe county seat. o f measures for the betterment o f the
a future. Aheolute freedom would fell ofl the floating wbarf, near married July 4th.
People.
Today T he A r e n a is better,
lend us in eternity, with« nt knowl. Harry Graves, fishery, Saturday,
Peter Bellinger and Mrs. Mary
brighter, more virile than ever. It is in
th« front of the fight nnd at the head of
edge of time and space— even as »nd hail a narrow escape from Symons.
Licensed July 7, 1897;
1 1 / Acre in Coqnille City, new the column.
Offers
tbe spirits of the just are said to drowning. He was cairied under license not used.
A ' 2 2-story house of 7 rooms; closets
It Stands Pre-eminent as
be. But we gain comparative free­ tbe wlinrf by tbe current, aud
A. S. Bean and Maud Drew. Li­
and porches; barn, obickenhouse, garden,
B la c k s m it h a n d
Buys two lots in Coquille good
spring close to honse, young orchard
dom as we unfold comparative would undoubtedly have perished censed July 12, 1897; married July
Champion o f Popular Lib­
C ity; go o d situation.
and
small
fruit;
pasture
fo
rcow
,>
tc.;
all
justice.
had not Harry Graves bear the ! 12th.
cleared nnd fenced.
erties.
“The truth (not opportunity) cplash in the water and run to his ! Stephen Benham and Kittie J S f i O O House and lot in Co-
It is devoted to the interests of the peo­
auille
City,
for
sale
for
$G00;
•ball mr.ke ye free.” Justice alone assistance.
ple, and its voice is raised with no uncer­ C O Q U ILLE
C ITY, O R EG O N
Brown son. Licensed July 16, 1897;
W ants.
it rents for $5 per month,
tain sound in their behalf. The recent re ­
ia tbe oreator of opportunity.
I
The Cbilkat, which arrived from married Aug. 1st.
duction in the subjeription price should
three acres in T T T A N T E D — To buy for cash about place The Arena in the hands of every
think we make a fatal mistake when Portland, Thursday, brought 265
L L k in d aof farm work solicited. H or«-
W. A. Lett and Millie A. Carl,
shoeing and plow work a specialty
oquille City; this piece can
The
t h i n k i n g American man aud woman.
we reverse matters and suppose tnU8 0j f rejg|,( for Marshfield and | Licensed July 24 1897; married
15
acres
within
two
miles
of
Coqnille
Supplies
for logging work, wedge«, dogs,
be divided
Arena is never dull; every issue is replete
City; good for ohicken ranch.
tbe contrary.
with bright and interesting articles on the rings, cant-hooks and everything used \m
Coqnille merchants.
It was the ! Aug. 1st.
Fifteen
acre«
and
im-i
issues o f the hour. Our arrange­ i logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction
J ar T. R. G reen . J intention
• * to make a trip to tbe
- 1 E. B. Fish and Lelia Sumner.
anted — T o rent, a dairy ranch living
provements; not much over t
ments are snch that we can with confidence guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f P io
Licensed July 31, 1897; married a mile from Coquille City school house.
<19 I f
ith 40 or more cows.
promise that, under the Editorship of John neei Feed stable.
Mr. C. M. Dixoa, a well known Alsea river, but owing to tbe rough
Clark itidpath. aaeisted by the most emi­
merchant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton condition o f the bars along tbe j Aug. 1st.
•
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O
O
Eighty
*cre»
nPar
Myr-
i
nent
writers
and
workers.
George M. Q. Miller and Ardella
anted — Renters for houses in
tie Point: myrtle bench land,
Co., Pa., has a little girl who is fre­ coast, Capt. Dunham decided it
The Arena for 1898 will be tbe ideal
Barklow. Licensed Aug. 4, 1897; for the small sum o f f;K10.
Coquill« City.
quently threatened with croup, but would not be safe to attempt to
Magazine for tbe American Peo-
when the first symptoms appear, cross the Alsea bar under existing married Aug 8th.
$ 4 5 0
»ere» for b *1 p at I l f anted — To trade, Bandon
pie.
George Wilber Barklow and Cora
this price; improvements are |
h is wife gives her Chamberlin's conditions, and on Sunday be sailed
Acreage for Coquille property.
8. Stevens. Licensed Aug. 14, 1897; worth $10U0, to be riven away.
Published
Monthly. ZBct#; per annum, |
for
Eureka.
The
Chilkat
will
re­
Cough Remedy, which always nffords
married Aug. 15th.
anted — Boyers for Coquille
Ranch io California
prompt relief. The 25a nd 50 rent main on the Eureka San Francisco
Specimen Copy and
HRS. 0. A. ÜFLLÏ, Proprietor,
Thomas Anderson, jr., and Mary
* * City homes.
route for the balance of the winter.
for a ranch on Coquille
sizes for sale by R. S. Knowl ton.
Pt 'respectus Free.
Florence Kighb Licensed Aug. 23, river. For particulars call at the Herald T T T anted —To trade for property
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RIVERTON,
COOS COUNTY, OREGON
Ijand A Loan Go’s office.
IVw’t Tobarro Spit aiul Smoko Toar Ufr Away,
1897; married Aug. 26th.
ANTED - TRUSTW ORTHY
AND
in California: fiO acres improve­
TH E ARENA COMPANY.
j
f
a
O
f
i
L
PER
ACRE—Seven-acre
chicken
To quit tobacco eusily and forever, be mag :
sell vs gentti-nivn nnd Indies to travel
Erick From and Lizzie Story. ▼ U C l ranoh. one and a half mile from ments; best place on Coqnille river.
Boston. Mass.
p VEK YTHINO NEW AND NEAT. AND
netlc. full of life, nerve ami vigor, take No-To* I
for responsible, established lions# in slate
j
Tables supplied witn the best in the
f t tlrsiron
Monthly JUiA.OO snd expense*, Hue. the wonder worker, that make* weak men Licensed Aug. 24, 1897; married Coqnille*. unimproved; bottom and berch
market.
p u n n on steady. Krference. Knnlnae self- strong. All druggist*, 50e or 91. Cure guaran­ Aug. 27th.
The Aronn sod tbe CoqriLLE C ity
land: time granted on part pay. Also 19
Regular
board nnd lodging, |4 per week .
p
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l
At
once
for
Cash
Bar-
teed
Booklet
and
»Ample
free.
Address
I
addressed stamped envelops. Tbs Derain-
I H erald bothT>ne year for *3 25. Single meals, "S cen ts.
C. A. Houghton and Lttra Green- acres, similar location: joining: f3 5 per
sep8
i Sterling Remedy 0 » , Chicago or New York. I
gains
S o y tilU C U j
THH LABOR EXCHANGE.
Thw misery of It Is awful.
U8E 8T. JACOB8 OIL
Clubbing Offers
S C IA T IC A à i
$ 1.00
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Family
Magazine.
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All
SIZES,
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THE (IRENAS
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