Company K Election.
League Program— Dec. 23, 1898.
C an til* d i t ) Jwnffil
T opic —“Tifa M otivi ; op O uk Livra.”
T U E S D A Y . D L C . IO
1KD8.
P U B L IS H K l) E V E R Y T U E S D A Y
& CO.
Editors and Proprietors.
K. Panneiiberg
J. 8. McEwen
In nccorilnuco with orders from
the gofernor und adjut int general,
1. Song No. 4(i.
2. Hont» No. 84 nnd prayer.
Co. K, O. N. G., elect 'd officers
3. Scripture lesaon, 1 Peter. 4. 1 1-19..
................................ H. F. Lawrence Thursday evening, Dec. 8. C. T.
Fieger was elected captain and E.
4. Keadiuu, Eph. 5,19 and 20
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Mra-
| A. McDuffee,
first
lieutenant.
...”.....................J. A. I’uikerton Both of the gentlemen are well-
s<>ne No. M.
versed in military tactics and will
J. S. M°K\VKN
if, God” ..................... Zettie M.uier h11 tllelr respective p osition s a b ly
Heading, Rev. is, 4 ..............Lilly Way and honorably. Company K will
Demoted to the m aterial nnd social up
building o f the Coquille Valley particularly
and o f Coos Com ity generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $ 12 .
thing'tio I*?«lm
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Reading,- To Glorify Ood _ia the
P. FISHKU, N kwmfafer A i > v krtihino agent
• 21 Mordíanla’ Exchange, San Francisco, ia
oar authorized agent. This paper is kept on file
at hla office
I
A merry Christum« to nil.
School
Jan. 2d.
will open on Monday*
Secret o f H a p p in e s s ".. Mary Drane
Heading Psnltu 9t>, 1 - 9 . . Mr«. Lawrence
Hull call.
Hong N o. 28.
League benediction.
Enrrn H ayteb .
1st Vice-President
T o Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cuscarots Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25a.
*« C. C C full to cure, druggists refund money.
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I Ban don Ketoraer.l
Seriously
At the last regular meeting in
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at
November Baudon Lodge, No. 133,
The Pharmacy.
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I. O. O. F ., elected the following
New goods on every boat and officers for the term of six mouths
train at Coquille Pharmacy.
Stephen Gallier, N. U .; Jas. T.
Not cheap shorn, but SHOES Green, V . G .; R. Panter, trensnrer;
CHE A P at B E R L IN STORE. V. Perry, sec.; L. W . Record, W .
Last
Friday
evening Court
Road the new nds. in the H erald
if yon want to make or save money. Queen of the Forest, F. of A.,
elected its Dew officers for the term
Go and see Mrs. Hersey's fine new- of six months; Axel Erickson, C.
stock of fall and winter Millinery R . ; Geo. Majory, S. C. R .; P. Nel-
goods.
* sou, treasurer; W m . Marshall,F. S .;
Special Christmas services will S. Fisher, It. S .; W . Davidson,
be given at the Methodist church W . ; J. T. Green, J. W .; J. Mars, S.
B.; John LaDglois, J. B .;
Wm.
Sunday.
Langeufeldt,
trustee for three
More Holiday Goods bought for years; W . II ay don and A. W . Kitne,
$1 at The Pair Store than elsewhere
physicians.
for $2.
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I Marshfield
Hun.i
Fall nnd winter stock of Millinery
Baker Post, G. A. R , will givo a
goods, just arrived at Mrs. Hersey’s.
Ladies are invited to call nnd inspect masquerade on the 31st inst.
The Firemen are tanking exten
these new and seasonable goods
sive preparations for their ball
Mrs. May Nordstrom— nee JohD-
Christmas eve.
8on;-rcame over from the bay yes
Dr. It. C . Parrant, formerly of
terday to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ynquina, is in Marshfield looking
for a location.
Johnson.
Lem White, colored, who form
A-new steam whistle now greets
erly resided in these parts, was ar
us lit morning, noon nnd uigbt, and
rested for illegal voting in Salem
calls onr people to their best day’s
last week.
duties— dinner and supper. Were-
Several families arrived here on
fer to Uncle Jack W ilson’s ma
the Areata, the heads of which
chine-shop engiuo.
will find employment at the Libby
The Herald Laud Co. is offering mine.
for a short time, to sell or lease, a
The newly elected officers of the
place of 14 acres, inside Coquille
Beaver Coal Company are It. A.
City limits, with a small house and
Graham, president; I . R. Sheridan,
barn, garden, shrubbery, etc, at a
vice-president; J. B. Hassett, sec
ruinously low figure.
S500 will
retary nnd treasurer.
bay it during the next 30 days.
Blanco Lodge, A. F. A A. M., of
Handsome
ornamental
door this place has received a letter
posts, for the front entrance of our from parties in Brunswick,Georgia,
new school building, were com announcing the death of George
pletedon UneleJack Wilson’s lathe Wallen in tlint city and asking if
last Thursday, by Mr. Snekett, nnd deceased imd any relatives in these
am t up to bo put in position. parts.
Wallen worked iu the
Handsome newell posts are also Porter mill us machinist and black
being finished.
smith and was well-known on the
M . Johnson, the gentleman ex bay. H e waa a member of all the
pected by our furniture ranu, Mr. leading fraternities bete.
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Jacobsou, from Portland for some
A rrivals and Departures by Steamers.
weeks past, reached Coquille yes
terday. Mr. Jobuson will assist
Arrivals by Alliance, Friday,
Mr. Jacobson in the furniture busi
J L Caminutt, M D
ness, which has increased in im Dec. 9 :
portance to the extent of adding Diebld, W G Georgin, A Persh-
baker, Mrs O Richardson, Mrs M
to the force.
CorJy, M rs M West man, A W
The prospective resignation of Lundy and wife, N R Smith, W C
Mr. Bliss, as secretary of the in Smith, Mrs AJ N ystrom , M N ys-
terior in the president’s cabinet, troui, M E Gray, Miss Snyder, Y
openstfift way for a promotion to Baladin, R Bedillion, G Wingate,
which we think our Hon. Biuger Chas Elkblom, C A Smith, C S
Hermann, commissioner of the Evans,
general Inml office, will and ought
Arrivals by Aicata, Friday, Dec.
to be the legitimate successor. 9: G B Reynolds, AI Lecoy, Airs
W o would be glad to sco this ad Lecoy, Alias B Lecoy, S Lecoy,
vancement of Oregon’s favorite.
Mis D Saladin, A Baladin, Miss A
Every young mnn nnd young Baladin, Mrs J Saladin Alms B S a l-
lady should be trained for business, adiu. Miss J Saladin, J Saladin,
and the H e r a l d makes a special Jos Richards, Mrs Richards, Airs
offer today to give each one in Treleuse, Miss M Trelease, AIiss 1
Coos county au opportunity to have Trelease, Miss S Trelease, AIiss J
n good business education without Treleuse, F Sckackuer, C Sneddon,
the expense and trouble of attend Miss Wilkins, A Alorgau, D Biasci,
ing a business college.
Look at It) steerage.
our..latest C L U B B IN G O F F E R .
Depaitures per steamer Areata
D on’ t miss this chance of your foi San Francisco from Aiarslifield:
lifetime.
I) Powers, J R Thomas, Il C Reed,
T W Stephens, H Wickner, Walter
Policies written by the Pacific
Smith, G eo McDonald.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. excel
Departures per steamer Alliance
in every feature that make insur
for Portland: AIiss Blaine, Airs R
ance profitable and liberal.
No
one can afford to be without an H Rice, Alildred Rice, C Tim m ins,
Accident policy at this time of ac O S Sm ith, A Laugborn, AIiss
Tillie Olsen, Airs A Lockwood,
cidents and sickness.
Give your
John Palmer, Airs. John Palmer, J
application now for either n L i f e ,
Hirscuor.Alrs A Laughorn.— News.
E n d o w m e n t or A c c i d e n t policy
to Rev. J. L. Futrell , or make ap
The city marshal thinks some of
plication at the H e r a l d office.
tho “ young” gentlemen who are
shortly be re-organized nnd Baudon
has good material for a first-class
I military company, and by taking an
interest and helping it aloug there
is no reason why we should not
have a well-drilled and creditable
company.— Baudon Recorder.
III.
AN ILLEGAL CESSION.
Y our friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. It
Aguinaldos Representative
Treaty.
on the
Peace
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
It should be promptly
Overcome by taking
H ood’s Sarsaparilla,
W hich purifies and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
A nd builds up,
Energizes and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only H ood’s.
London, Dec. 15.— Agoncillo, tbo
representative of Aguinaldo tho
insurgent leader in the Philippines,
starts for New York on Saturday,
to, as he alleges, resume his duties
as a representative of the Philip
pine government at Washington.
Ho said:
“Tho only portion of the Spanish-
American treaty which we were
concerned iu, is the cession of the
Philippines, which is illegal, as the
Spaniards hnd lost their sovereignty
over the islands, and the Americans
cannot dispose of tho futuro of the
nrchiptlago without consulting the
Filipinos. Their consent, by a pop
ular vote, isneetssary. The United
States cannot carry out this measure.
“ Aly countrymen will resist to the
bitter end any attempt to sell the
Philippines to any foreign power.
W e aro anxious to be uuited and
allied to our good friends, the
Americans, but beyond this wo are
determined, at all hazards, to remain
Senator Simon Gets Places on Committees.
independent.”
The friends of Mr. J. H. Upton,
of Denmark, will be grieved to learn
that he has been stricken with a
severe attack of paralysis. A t first
he was totally helpless, but we are
informed by his son, J M. Upton of
this place, who was visiting with
him until Tuesday, that at that time
he was considerably improved, bo-
iug conscious, able to speak and
showing signs of recovery. It is to
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Washington, D. C., Dec. 13.—
be hoped that Mr. Upton will soon
ANOTHER SPANISH QUIBBLE.
Senator
Simon
of
Oregon
was
entirely recover iron, this attack.—
place^.upou the following commit
Baudon Recorder.
Señale Must Accept the Peace Treaty Before
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tees: Minesand Mining, Irrigation,
Spain W ill Cedo Her Possessions.
Revolutionary
claims,
Potomac
River
Riverton Pick-Ups.
Front, nnd trespasses upon Indian
AIndrid, Dec. 15.— A semi-official
Riverton, Dec. 19.— Rev, Sandcr- Lands.
note was issued today that says:
lin was up last week superiutending
“ As American senate must ratify
W ill Hesign.
work on the church, which will be
the treaty of peace before it becomes
completed by Christmas.
effective, our governments should
Washington, Dec. 13.— It is prob-
Onr citizens now propose forming
wait for this ratification and not
ableSecretaryBliss of the department
a joint stock company for the pur
hasten to cede territory which the
of the interior will tender his resign
pose of building
a town hall.
ation within a short time. He has had United States senate may not accept.
They propose to build it 30x60 feet,
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
the step under consideration for
with 22-foot walls, having a store
some time, deeming it necessary ho
Washington, Dec. 15.— Aliscel-
room below and a hall above.
should be free to devote more time luneoud business, including the pas
Members of Riverton squad Co
to his large business interests.
sage of several minor private bills,
K, O. N. G., take notice!
You are
was disposed of at the opening ses
all requested to meet at Riverton
Baron Rothschild Dead.
sion of the lower house of congress
on Dec. 30th, for the purpose of
today. Debate onthe bill to incorpo
transacting business of great im
London, Dec. 17.— Baron Ferdi rate an international American bank
portance to you.
nand James de Rothschild, 31. P., is was then resumed.
Bell, of Colo
The liberty mine has shat down dead.
He was the second son of rado, a Populist, opposed the meas
for
a few
days
tc
improve the late Baron Alphonze Rothschild.
ure.
their bunkers and make some re He was a member of parliament in
Sulzer, Newr York, also antago
pairs.
the unionist interest, for Aylesbury. nized the bill, claiming it would
Our merchants are now doing a
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create a gigantic monopoly.
rushing business.
Monthly Pains curud by Dr. Milos' l ’ aln FlH®.
Barrett, of Massachusetts, o f
The Barbara Hernster arrived
fered an amendment that the powers
last Sunday and delivered a fine
Capital Journal: Wheat fell off
granted under the bill should be
one cent today. The .Salem mills
lot of goods for our stores
conferred on any national bank,
are paying but 49c for good wheat.
D onna A na .
which filed an application with tho
controller of currency, in conformity
with the general requirements of
the bill.
The international bank bill was
defeated in the house 103 to 148.
Ridglev, of Kansas, Populist,
offered asubstitute providing thattho
United States establish such a bank
as the bill created and that tho bank
and
have a branch in every city and
town exceeding a population of
2500 and in every Central and
South American country where the
and HERALD
United States had a consular officer,
both 1 month,
such officer to bo tho bank’u repre
sentative.
24 to 36
Hours
of the World
Altead of All Olliers.
S ta te
C oast
s p e c ia l
s e r v ic e
8 to 1 2
Page
40 els
Daily Eraiag Teleira,
$ 2.10
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only
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All the Congressional and State Legislative News\ det-rui m«ncai discovery or me age. peas
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nt °"d
rofl'M on
l" kidneys, liver nnd bowels,
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cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
Weekly Local Paper for only the price of one.
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
Uh, Hush!
A citizen of the Coquille district,
who has recently returned from the
bay, whero ho had been employed
for some length of time, hands me
the following item from the Sun:
“ A cutting scrape occurred on
our streets Tuesday eveniug but
the matter has been hushed up for
the purpose of having a man for
breakfast some morning. L et’s all
sing the ‘ new doxology.’ ”
Give the Sun, of tho 8th insf.,
credit for varying from ths usual
course of tho Marshfield papers
with reference to the current news
of that town. There has been too
much “ hushed up” in that locality.
Should the “ new doxology” prove
to be in accord with the practice
that obtains of suppressing the
police records iu Marshfield it will
be au invisible composition.
Iu
Marshfield they have had four dis
tinct trials before the recorder, and
but one, the last, finds n place in
the papers. W hat kind of journal
ism is that? Does it indicate a nur
sery of crime over there? Tho man
who edits a paper and who proves
to be uuablo to give fair play to his
townsmen is but a pusillanimous
journalist— covers tho offenses of
some while writing others, and de
prives his exchanges of a —
S quare D eal .
Bindon Recorder: W e had vis- out of
»«.often after curfew
itors here last week from C am as, r,n« " ' uuiler ,Le protection of
Valley. They came hero iu quest y01" 1« 1,u,88e8> ?.8 *he.,r1 eHC.or,i’*
of health and visited the beach ,h ou ll1 lle
" i i b written
daily, where they inhaled the pure, i E®r“ ,U from. tl,l.,r Pnt* nml n,nH’
Their
ages
hardly
excuse
them,
invigorating sea-breeze that comes 1. ie,F HBea hardly
iu here over an uninterrupted ocean but the marshal is tender-hearted
expanse of over 4000 miles. They and does to t want to use any harsh
returned homo greatly refreshed methods, especially with so laud
and in good spirits.
I f we had able apparent justification as actu
Capt. Girvin, in charge o f this
our inilroad completed to Roseburg ates these building youth, with department o f the Salvation Arm y,
whom
lie
sympathizes.
wo would have more viaitors here
arrived in Coquille City early Inst
during the winter than we have
Part of the working force at the week ami made arrangements to
now duriug the entire summer, and new courthouse left for their homes establish quarters here. H e has
the number would greatly increase at Salem last Friday, iu a private leased tho upper story in Geo.
throughout tho year at nil seasons, rig. They wero our friends, D. Robinson's
building,
on First
The’ steamer Barbara Hernster Steiner, “ Shorty” Fraser, M. A. street, which he will fit np tor
reached our wharf from Ban Fran (¡oyer nnd W ill Burggraf, all clever meetings, and will open up services
He
cisco last evening. A s usual she fellows, whom we shall miss very at the first of the New Year
came heavily laden with goods for much. Mr. Steiner is an old and will also visit Bandon and other
onr business houses and citizens. prominent business mnn and con points on the river, and secure a
Mr. Jacobson received an immense tractor for metal work nl Salem, detail of several officers and suit
Int of furniture, much of which nnd was at hand at all times, at the able people to come and conduct
had been delayed in shipment. N. work oi dinner table, to do his the work of that organization iu
Lorenz's stock has been Inrgely in share. Au revoir, boys, and we this valley
creased with the latest on the mar wish you well.
M. Misamore,representing Jones’
Don’t miss a visit at Coquille Cash Store at Portland, is prospect
ket; so also Ed RackletTs (late J.
It ing Coos county for trade. Mr. M.
W . L ea eve’s ) shelves, Denholm & Pharmacy for holiday goods.
C o’s hardware store, the Berlin is a sight to behold of the useful, reached onr city yesterday, and
Btore, Coquille
Pharmacy, and beautiful and attractive stock laid especially seeks butter and apples.
others, with large stocks of goods. in by Santa Clans for old nud He will interview onr dairymen nnd
The lino front ihtora, sash, etc., for young during the holidays.
farmers, although he finds he is
the new scboolhoueo are also at
1 rokinole Boards, the game of late in tho field, but Portland
hand.
all games, at Tho Pharmacy.
* wants our pioducts.
Conuty court will hold
portant January session.
an im
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of (3. C. (J. to-dny; 1«, *J5, f>0 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to euro by all druggists.
Johnson’s mill has been sending j . C. W IL S O N .
Practical M achinist.
“ship loads” of lumber via the I
bay the past fortnight.
W . S. Perry expects his wife nnd !
children to start for home the com - 1
ing month. They have spent the !
winter iu Ontario, at the old home.
DEAN'S LIVERY, FEED I SALE STABLE
A . B . D e a n , P r o p r i e t o r .^
Successor to
Nosier Hro’s.
and A. O. Wheeler,
General Graying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Men Promptly and Safety
Delivered at Any Point.
Good Pigs, Spanking Teams, Reasonable Rates.
C O Q U IL L E
Street,
First
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C IT Y ,
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Harry Draper has about finished
the blackboard plastering in the
to-be-occupied rooms at the new
schoolhouse, and the furnaces will
be kept tired up to have them dry
Rud in condition for use at the
proper time.
H a ll.
Tho Chicago board of trade has
ndoptod resolutions urging l ’resi.
Madrid, Dec. 17 .—A report has dent McKinley to call a special ses
been received from Havana to the sion of congress in ordor to enact
effect that General Maximo Gomez, legislation perpetuating tho gold
commander-in-chief of the Cuban standard.
forces, is dead.
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Potteries and Tin Plate in th i Hands of
Mammoth Synd'cates.
CALL FOR :::
H OLBROOK, M E R R IL L
Trenton, N. J., Dec. 25.— Articles
A ST E T SO N ............
of incorporation of tho American
Potteries Company, with an athor- Also B R ID G E k BEACH
ized capital of $27,000,000, were S T O V E S ' " --------------
filed today with tho secretary of
state.
Trenton, N. J., Dec. 15.— Articles
and any other
of incorporation of the American
Tin Plate Company wero filed with
the secretary of state today. Tlie
authorized capital is $50,000,000.
Or any and everything
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carried in a
Princess Louise, of Belgium, who
First-class Hardware Store.
eloped with her husband’s equerry,
is confined in au asylum.
Her
mind lias become affected.
Doors, Windows
Building
Material,
Denholm & Co.,
[Successors to J. J. Lamb. J
Ireasurers Notice.
■\T O T IC E is hereby given that all oonnty
1 . i warrants endorsed prior to May 10,1892,
will bo paid on presentation at my office in
Coquille C ity, Coos county Oregon.
No
interest will be allow ou'after December 25
1898.
'1 his 17th day o f D ecem ber, 1898.
W . W . H ayus , Treasurer.
Headquarters
for
CHOICE LIQUORS,
CYRUS NOBLE,
O L D H E R M IT A G E ,
BURKE’S SCOTCH MALT,
B PK C l.ll.TT.
X
CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
Wt*
Iasi f*r
s
L A N
largo stock of
heavy, A l l -W ool M arys
v ill e C A L IF O R N IA
H L A N K E T 8, now
offered below M ill d i c e s , ns they were
bought before the rise in wool.
W e name
only a few.
| * f” M ention this pnper nnd
we’ ll pay freight on purchases oyer $10 to
any lt lt . station in C alifornia.
K
COLOR.
WEIGHT.
M ottled,
Navy,
8e;irlet,
Or»y,
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SIZE.
Í) p ou n ds, fi 2 x 80 . .
9
10
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OUT PRICE.
............. $ 9.00
72x1X1..............................
9.00
7’2xSfl............................. 10.00
72xW............................. 14.00
60x82.............................
3.00
80x94............................. 16.00
66x81..............................
6.00
72x84.............................
8.50
52x80........................................50
62x78.............................
1.00
Prices are by the pair. Send lor list o f
1000 blankets at cut-rate prices.
SMITH'S CASH STORE,
25-27 Market street, S. F.
A. C. W I L S O N .
Blacksm ith nml W a-oim inkcr
Notice.
r| ''H E
COUNTY
C O U R T O F COOS
A County, State of O regon, will receive
sealed ptoposalfl until 11 o’ clock a. tn., Jan
uary l. 1899, to furn ish medical attendance
for the inm ate« o f the Gooa County Poor-
house.
Also for medical attendance and care for
all county patients who are not able to be
removed to the County Poor F arm , to in
clude drugs and m edicines.
Alt bids to be hied with the County Clerk
of Coos County.
T h e Court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
L . H A K L O C K E Il,
dec 19 3 0
County Judge.
{INLY $ 5 0 0 0 - F o r a short time
only,
The Herald Land Co.
wants a buyer with *5000 to pur
chase at a sacrifice one of the best
improved small farms in Coos
county. Finely situated, choice
land, good fences, plenty of fruit
and shrubbery, running water.
Owner has other business that
claims his attention
L 'O R
S A L E — 147 Acres of Land,
mile from Norway, Coos county.
Known as tho M cClary place. For particu
lars, call on
HENUY GRADY,
oct-ltf l
Norway, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement.
o t i c e E is hereby given that A. L.
John
nson, executor of the estate of
Caroline Swearcngin, deceased, did, on the
39th day o f November. A .D . 1893, hie his final
account as such executor, in tho County
Court o f tho S ta te o f Oregon, in and for
the County o f Coos, and that M ond ay.
Janaary the 9th, A . D . 1899. has been ap
pointed by the Judge of said court as tho
day for tho hearing o f objections to such
final account, and the settlement th ere o f.
Dated this 29th day of Novem ber, A. D.
1898, at Coos county, O regon.
A D. J O H N S O N ,
tjan9J
Executor.
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T h a t C u re s . . . .
WILSON & W ILSON,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Grip,
Throat and Lung Troubles.
Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood turning;
blacksmithing and wagon-making in all branches.
MACHINE, WAGON AND FARM WORK ARE SPECIALTIES
T H E P I L L O W -I N H A L E R
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that it throws off a vapor during all the
night. With every breath taken intothe
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