Tlie liulinu appropriation bill
passed the house Saturday, J9th
list. It carries 89*2,600 for the
Indian school at Salem, Or., in
cluding 819,000 for a heating and
lighting plant.
c it i] % \trn\tu
T U E SD A Y , DEC. *27, 1898.
Church Directory.
M . £ . church, south -regular services
each Sunday uiom iu* and evening. hy th e,
pastor,
E. L* F itch .
H U ISTIA N C H U R C H , C o cn ille C it y !
Preaching lsi and 3d Loru*« day» in
ea ch m onth, at 11 o 'c lo ck a. iu . and 7:30
p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday aft 10
o 'c lo c k a. m . ' Fray* r-m eetiug every W ed- |
nesday evening.
C. A. S tink . M in ister.
At its session iu Kansas City the 1
federation of Labor passed resolu-
turns almost unanimously declar- j
iug against territorial expansion
and a large ataudiug army.
NEW YORK WORLD,
156 Papers a Y’ ear for One Dollar !
Tht* 'J brioe-a
n
rin* Thrice-a-Weck World
E ami Coquille City Herald
!■ « F o r Only $ 2 .2 5 .»
H O IO E
Clubbing | Offers.
S
Latest and Best
w
i
12 i ■ . *
The
H KST
FAFKHnt(
Mrs. Inez Chase took advantage
of the holiday vacation of her
______ Ford. Dec. 2'2.—The frotsv
Gravel
school at EmpireLity nndwill spend weather lias departed and the warm j
the season at home with the fa m -. lain makes the Oregonian feel
ily-
' happy.
J. B. Hutchins, ot Gardiner, j J. O. Stemler has completed haul-
deputy fish commissioner, will , ing his logs, and the team with
visit Coos county, including the Walter Lawhorn and Fred Mast at
Coquille, nt an early date, ou the helm is putting Lewis Heller’s
officiul inquiry.
i logs into the waters of the East
' p orij
Rev Jf A CrutchfieW who re-
T, Johnson and C. Bunch have been
j* » * * "
g l:* « '
M
IDNEY
chool Furniture Co
anufacture
• • B K A IIT K ”
th e
celebrated
A utom atic F anils’
D E S K S ,
Cosmopolitan:
If every man didn't have to make
make his reputation there might he
more good ones.
“O .o t ent u do«*."
BO Y E A R « '
E X P E R IE N C E
1110 m w t s i I’lii. i . ,
I The regular subscription price of both papers i s $3; we will seud
both cne year for only 8*2.25—or at the rate of a b o u t
1 ceDt each, postage prepaid.
LOCAL ITEM S.
! Hrattnch* utcpneel In 2 » m in u te n b y D t
-• Ill I c e - a - v\ t*t»k Utili loll. I kille»' F ain Finne.
Week W orld is an good < ih h D aily
at the price o f a weekly, and with you r largest
and !**Ht looal paper, giv in g all your County
and State new», 1« equal to a datlv and weekly
at only the price o f a w eekly—$*2.25.
T h e W orld prints the new« o f nil the w orld, hav-
iiiK special c »rreapondence from all im portant
news points 011 the (¡lube.
It has brilliant
illustrations, ston es by great authors, a capital
hum or page, com plete markets, departm ents
for the household and w om en's work and other
special departm ents o f unusual interest.
Tog .‘ tiler One Ytar
C
r r ia -S
P atents
RADI m«r»P
D is io n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anvone .ending « .keirh and detrrlpUnn B,V
quickly iu«*«rtuln our opinion fro* whether t i
in vention in probably patentable. Com m unio*.
Invent!
andbook on Patent«
Uooeatrtothr---------------- --------
sent free. Oldest agency for eeuurlnir pat
Patents taken tbroukh Munn 6t Co.
tptcial notice, without charge, In the
Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest etf-
culaf lon o f any sclentlfle Journal. Terms, Si a
year; four month*, 9L Sold by all newsdeef
I 3 6 1 Broadway,
liraocti Offlce. K!6 K St.. WMhlugtoo. D.
New
Willi!»
THERE ARE TYPEW RITERS in great variety
I ut there is only one Leader and that is the
One of the largest and best of the
^placed
r geT T a “ ping Louis Heller in ins logging
Illustrated Magazines, which has
church in the western part of the M
has rm)
of fce
now for three years claimed that
$ 1.00
state, in Th.ockmorton county. ^ East Fork 230>00U faet of logR> it possesses the largest clientele of intelligent, thoughtful read
Roseburg Review: Mrs. M. E. John Sturdivant about 180,000 ers reached by any publication, daily, weekly or monthly, in
LIGHTEST TOUCH,
Wilson, of the Nineteen-Mile house, feet, and G. I*. Miller about 80,000 the world.
SIMPLEST A STRONGEST.
A
metropolitan
paper
(almost,
was a pleasant caller at this office j feet. J. O. Stemler has 220,000 | Thrice-a-Week
PERMANENT
in fact, a daily, giving 8000
Friday. She reports very heavy feet to run, and Louis Heller about
ADJUSTMENT,
$ 1.00
New
York
columns a year)
travel over the old Coos bay wagon j 100,000 to run, being a total of 810,-
UNIVERSAL
road.
000 feet.
KEYBOARD,
The Official County paper,
The
J. W. Clinton and James Hervey n n n iiii / c niTV
all-home-print,and only
Monroe Gillespie and wife, the
$ 2.00
------ Most Satisfactory------
independent, free, un
young couple who leached this have run quite a lot of logs out of ' i>UljUILLt LI 1 1
hampered people’s newspaper in Coos county.
place a fortnight since from Eu- the North Folk.
reka, Cal., will move on Capt. But- j **• J' ^ ran*z 18 . running n small
and all furniture necessary for tho Sonool-
It is a com bin ation o f the nest, features o f the o th e r standard m achines. I f you
ler’s place, up the river, and run i t ' logging camp at Ins place.
roora. Every deRk o f this com pany’ s m an
want an absolutely satisfactory w riting m achine you shi.uld try thia one. All other
u factu re ia w arranted,
the coming season.
I c li“ ion * HerveY hav® S « * « »
and any part that becom es broken or unfit makes o f typewriters rented and sold. Expert repairing and ports find platens for all
j lot of logs strung alor.g the banks
y -------iA ~ ~
' •
' ' ‘ to try
and otllce supplies and ’ specialties
_ on * 't ■ fail
D
W ebster
for use durin g that tim e will be duplicated m achines. T Typewriter
Geo. K. Rogers, general organ- of tho North Fork, which were OR IF YOU PREFER, LAST AND BEST,
‘ Star” H ibbon for your m achine and the M ulti K opy C arbon. Write us.
without charge.
W
rite
fo
r
circulars
and
prices
to
izer for the Woodmen of theWorld | banked by high water.
we will send t h e .. . .COSM O PO LITAN ,............... $1.00.
MRS. NOHA A. McEWEN,
for Oregon
and
r\
_J ” Washington,
" *
" is
Quite a large band of bogs
COAST AGENCY COMPANY.
and the..CO Q U ILLE CITY H E R A L D ................. 2.00,
A Tent fo r Coos county,
visiting in southern Oregon at passed en route to Douglas eounty
-
■-
PORTLAND, OREGON
Coonille C itv. Oregon. \ 21(6 STARK STREET,
and
the
£///$
System
o
f
S
elf
Instruction
in
present and inspecting the condi yesterday morning.
Bookkeeping................................................. 1.75
tion of the order.
The health of this valley is fairly
(Containing 21 blank books, form books, cheek books,
The Wrenshall Bro’s finished good since the meusels and whoop etc. -about 5 pounds of printed blanks and instruc
and delivered a neat boat last ing-cough have left us.
tions—giving full ami complete self-instruction in a
The United Brethren have most
Thursday for use nt Lyons’ mill.
practical way, that anyone can understand, at so small
They have a gasoline launch on of their lumber on their new church
a cost of time and money) all for only ............ .................
$ 2 .7 5
hand now for C. Romander, and bouse at Gravel Ford.
G. P. Miller is rustling material
orders ahead for coneid3rable
to build a new house on laud pur
work.
chased of G. G. Swan.
Mrs. D. R. Toy was present in
. I hear Fred Mosier will have
this place last Thursday aud Fri
more creamery patrons the coming
'^ 3 3 .A J s r D
(HERALD BUILDING)
day to deliver her orders of jew
season than in the past.
elry aud aluminum goods for the
Y a n k e e S k ip p e r .
holidays.
She reports her hus
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band’s continued prostration and
C oos B ay News.
weakening from consumption.
Clyde Lightner was a passenger
Capt. Bob Dunham sailed the
to the bay on the Weeott.
B uys and S ells your R eal E state and anything else you wish to
CLUB W ITH THE HERALD.
Weeott into Coos bay Monday of
dispose of.
A mild form of lagrippe is reported
last week, her first trip on the
and Daily San Francisco Examiner 1 yr. $7.50
M akes L oans and I nvestments for yon.
route for many months.
Mrs. at various points in the county.
R ents or L eases your farm or city property.
Tlie dead pilchards are still numer
Dunhnm and daughter Ray were
and Weekly Examiner, 1 year, only - 2.60
Write us if you waut rn A gent iu this county aud nt the county seat
passengers and included a visit to ous under the wharves, notwith
relatives aud old friends here till standing the late high tides.
Friday of last week.
The Alice Blanchard is in tho
Must be seen to know its lino
some large farms 1 to
building ground, well fenced in
Pains in tlie chest when a person guano trade, running between San
quality of soil and location.
two parcels, fine stream of water
3 miles from town,
lias a cold indicate a tendency to -! Francisco and Clippcrton island.
divides high land from the low
creameries, and good shipping fa 132 Acres of fine land, half bench
This is the best offer ever made by any newspaper.
ward pneumonia. A piece of flan
Mrs. Roork, formerly of Sumner,
and half bottom land, inside of
land, just the place 99 out of
cilities, which can be had rioht ,
We
will
give
nel dampened with Chamberlain's arrived from Salem Thursday, and
every hundred is looking for, in a
ou account of old age or infirmity I Coquille City limits; bottom land
Pain Balm and bound ou to the is visiting friends on Catching The Twice-a-Week Republic,
i
virAnriTTf <t> » r\n
small home, near town, schools,
of owners, or lack of means, or | in meadow and vegetables. Can
chest over the scat of pain will slough.
etc.
proper tact for handling; some I be divided at a profit by right
promptly relieve the pain and pre
fl
*
The work o f putting a new span j And tlie New and Superb
are under mortgage, and must I party. Only $1100.
$1000—25 acres, 4 mile from Coquille
vent the threatened attack of pneu in the county bridge at South slough
be sold; somo of these can be had | 11 acres inside incorporate limits of
REPUBLIC
SUNDAY
MAGAZINE,
\
a l l to yo u o n e y e a r
City; half level bench land, choice
monia. This same treatment will was completed Thursday by Christ
l o w , and would divide into sev
A I o i i .- T o r « 1 . 2 5 n y e a r ,
P O S T A G E P A ID F O R
Bandon with house and fencing.
for fruit or early vegetables; half
cure a lame back in a few hours. ensen A Johnson. They will com [r>2 com
p lete num bers, 18 large pages e a ch o f ^ L
eral choice small homes that can
Will sell at sight, or exchange for
rich low bottom land, must be
ch
oicest
illu
stration
s
and
m
iscellaneous
Sold bv R. S. Kuowltou.
be made very profitable in time
mence repairing tho Davis slough reading that m oney can bu y.7
other kind of property we can
drained.
Small prune orchard
to
people
who
are
able
to
work,
bridge,
on
the
Marshfield-Coquillo
Henry Teters, an aged gentle
handle. What have you to trade ? I thereon in full bearing,well fenced,
Coquille
City
HERALD,
Alo;*y/»r;12
and
have
means
aud
act
to
han
road,
in
the
near
future.
man, reached this place from Yam
Iu fact if you have any property
and only little expense required to
Tlie largest, best And on ly independent
dle them.
hill county for residence last Fri
which you wish to sell or trade.
Peter Cowan, of the Umpqua life
put all in cultivation; no buildings
P e op le’ s l ’ aper in C ooo C ounty,
day, coming via the bay. Mrs. T. saving station, wasiu town Saturday.
except small barn. Easy terms of
[ Our outside bustler, Mr. R. D. 'j $1350—32 acres, J mile from town,
When you renew your subscription do not lose sight
accompanies, as do also their adult He informed us that the crew of the
payment.
Sanford, will take pleasure in i
nnd shipping facilities by rail or
of this splendid offer.
son, Almou (who has a little sou station laid picked up and buried
giving you information, and )
. water; good box house and small
with him) and Melville.
These twelve bodies from the wrecked
showing these properties to !
barn. It combines nice level bench i p wo good residence lots, sightly
citizens expect to locate here and Atnlnnta, aud that eight more bodies J
looation. $ lo 0 fo r both .
interested parties.
j
and good bottom land and run
go into business, specially n fruit bail been picked up by members of
T w o fine level corner Lots, near the Ana<l<
ning water for Btock; fenced; or erny,
in C oquille City, for $110.
$1000 buys a neat home and large
dryer. We judge them to he good the Yaquina station
chard of 72 trees, very thrifty and
T w o L ots on corner near the Courthouse,
grounds near the business center
people, and experienced in the|
_____ __
cheap
fo r cash.
bearing; light clearing, no green
of town.
fruit business in Oregon, being
F ou r L ots in business part o f town f o r
THE NEW SALMON LAW.
timber; will make valuable home
pioueers and having been workers
$1000; usual size, fiOxlOO feet.
If you want a business lot at a rea
for a good man.
FOR
C fine Residence L ots. 8 blocks from busi
aud industrious iu their calling Somo cf Its Main Proviiions Briefly
sonable figure the Herald Land 10 Aires of mostly fine and high ness
A
Y
E
A
R
.
1
0
center o f Coquille for $420; tim e
We welcome them.
given if you want to build.
Co. can supply you.
Forth.
ground for residence when subdi
The subscription price of
Six beautiful Building L ots near the
DEMOREST’S
vided; near business center of Conrthouae fo r $900.
$300. will buy, for a limited time
V M nrate Y o n r IJm vcIs W it h Caucaron».
is reduced lo ?1 a year.
State Fish Cominissioner McGuire
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
Coquille City. Large house and \ S P L E N D ID L O T in C oquillo C ity,
only, a nice small house and lot
10c. 35c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money is deluged with letters asking about
DEMOREST’S contains more matter, artistic,
other improvements. An acre or -f V 100 feet fron t by 68T> feet deep, half
right in the heart of Coquille
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»
scientific, social and practical than nny other one
line garden and pasture on the creek b o t
the r.ew snlmon law, and again a i
two of choice bottom land for tom, half bench land facing south, getting
City.
See
our
Mr.
Sanford
for
par
magHZtne contain«.
Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk of tho few of its plain provisions are pub-!
It iH n m agazine for tho whole fam ily.
garden. Mostly wood land, which benefit o f tho sun. Small box house or
ticulars.
drug store of It. Shoemaker, Perry, fished.
It gives as m uch general m atter ns a n exclusively
fisyeral room s, outbuildings, young trees,
can be utilized to advantage. Only etc.,
literary magazine.
running spring, branch nt fo o t o f hill
111., says: “ A man came into our
It requires alt persons following
If treats household topics as fully as a strictly dom es If you think of embarking in the
$1000—which is too cheap, but crosses place; will sell on part pay down,
store tho other day and said,‘I want the vocation of fishing, either as
tic journal.
if
desired,
ns owner does n ot need the
grocery or general store business,
it must be sold soon.
It gives ns m uch interesting m atter for you n g people
oney. It is offered at $500 for a abort
a bottle of that stuff that saves employer or employe, to pay an in
our Mr. Sanford can give you in 79 acres saw timber, 3 miles from m
as a strictly young people'* p u b lica tio n ........It gives
time, and you will miss it i f you fail to
children’s lives. I read in the News dividual an n uni license fee of $1.
formation wliero good bargains
ns m uch fashion nows as a strictly fashion p a p e r ...
Coquille saw mill, and rnfting investigate this.
-----It is beautifully priuted, illustrated, and ca re
about it.
The children may get In addition, lie must pay a licenso
can be secured in those lines that
havo many other L ots, Houses
water; land suitable for grass,
fu lly edited.
nnd L o ts, and R anches to show you. n ot
sick when we can not get a doctor upon the appliance used, graded
will no doubt save you money.
fruit aud vegetables, when timber above enum erated, if you m ean business,
D E M O R E S T ’ S M A G A ZIN E F ashion Departm ent is in every w ay far Abend o f that
quick enough.
It’s the medicine from $1 to $25, as follows: Set
con tained in nuy other p u b lica tion . Subscribers are entitled eacn m onth to patterns
is removed; fine springs, all bill and our J\lr. Sanford w ill look out for your
o f the latest fashions in wom an’s attire, nt n o cost to them oth er than that n eces Stock is up, you want a stock ranch
you sell for croup.’ ” Ho alluded to nets, ¿1; gill nets, $2.50; seiues,
interest, if vou tell him as near as may be
land. Only $6 per acre; time just what y o n desire nnd wish to invest, so
sary for i>ostnge and wrapping.
cheap,
in
order
to
make
money
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and $10 for 500, and 2 cents for each
he can act intelligently for you .
given
with
proper
security
ns
easy. We have it, 436 acres on a
tsnb80riPtiont° ••• .
bought a bottle before ho left tho additional foot; pound nets, $15; NO BETTER CHRISTMAS G IF T "ffan*y??r’l
Demurest s Magazine can be made.
long as desired, with interest at
Acres—One mile from rail-
branch of Coos River, bandy to
store. For saD by It. S. Kuowlton. fish wheels, $25.
Remit $1 b y m oney order, registered letter or ch eck to
road depot and steam er landing in
8%.
steamer
communication,
orchards,
Any appliance used during the
DEMOREST’S MAGAZINE, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
14 acres mostly level bench land, C,M,mlle City; bottom nnd benoh land;
buildings, spring water piped to
spring b ra n ch : fenced, bnt no buildings;
{ Fort O rford T rib u n e.)
close season, viz., between 12o'clock,
some bottom, light spring nnd ch oice loca tion ; $100 cash.
the
house,
40
to
50
acres
bottom
OR
THE
HERALD’S
David Carey proposes to get out noon, February 15, and 12 noon
running creek, small new house
land, controls back range. Sev
S i q O O O for
® aDC*
> in California
about 100 colds of wood for ship, April 15, or between 12
a ranch
onCoqniI1(
aud barn, young trees and vines; y u w w
enty
bead
of
cattle
now
for
sale.
moot to the city, and will move his the 10th of August and 12, noon
river. F o r particulars call at the Herald
a
new
place,
only
pnrtly
im
Five
dollars
per
acre
gets
it,
part
family to town.
proved, inside incorporation of Land & L oa n Co’ s office.
the 10th of September, isi subject |
For Prompt Subsnptions w
k Both One Year for Only $2.25.
cash.
_ ,
.
. .
1
The telephone line between Gold to confiscation anti snlo for the bene-
Coquille City. Will make a nice A Choice Business Lot, near R
Sond -vour «»bscnptions to this office,
H. depot, river landing nnd in b n s in e u
Dairy and Stock Farm of 240
Beach and Bandou seems to be tit of tho hatchery fund, aud tho j
home and is very low at $600.
center o f C oquille City. P rioe $1000.
acres, only 3 miles from Coquille $500—part cash, balance on long
assured. Tlie poles linve all been person using tho appliance is sub
Q Q Acres — Half level bench;
City. It has an excellent combi
delivered between Dairyville and ject to a fine of from $50 to $1000,
time, or itT small pa/meuts, will
balance ch oice bottom land cleared;
nation of low moist pasture and
Port Orford, while W. H. Wilbur, and forfeiture of license.
buy 12 lots in the ueart of Co spring branch for water fo r stock; small
Licenses will be issued any time
meadow Land, nnd upland pasture
house. % m ile from incorporate lim it« o f
who has the contract for delivering
quille City, half bottom ground, Coquille C ity; h«s fine view o f town an d
The H krald is agent for nnd will also club with the Salem Daily States
with some good timber. Is an
the poles from Port Orford to after January 1. and expire Decem
half high oval bench, suitable foi- valley, also steamer and cars. $ll/iO.
man
nnd
Weekly
Statesman.
estate
property
and
run
down
some
ber
31.
Gold Beach, or Wedderbnrn, is
building, trees, etc. ; only 5 blocks
A C R ES— The beat Dairy
Daily
Statesman,
per
year........................................
00
.$6
Commissioner McGuire will send
by being rented out, nnd will be
now engaged iu sawing them nt
!
Ranoh in the S tate; n o want«
from postoffice— ur improved.
Coquille H e r a l p ,
"
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2 00
sold at tlie low price of $12.50 per te^-Can be improved by actual res land: all high land: 1 m ile river fron t, c l o t r
his Mnssle creek mill.
We have blanks by mail to all persons ask
to town: f> acres orchard, fine frnit; 10O
acre, subject to an order of Hale
the assurance that the work of ing for them, and they can bo filled
ident at ou enormous profit, es | acres open land, ready fo r o u ltiv itio n ,
$8 00
by the court. Title perfect and is
erecting the line will soon begin. out and returned to the office with
pecially if owner can do most of i fenced and cross-fenced : a new 2-story
Roth for one year f o r .. . .
| house, anJ new 2-story barn.
$5 75
the required fee, nnd the license
an excellent bargain for any per
the work himself.
Sanford will
Daily
Statesman,
6
month.1
$3
00
will be issued and sent to the ap
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
manent dairy or stock man.
T X T p have the best land, best
show you the property.-tj**
Coquille H erai . d , 1 year..
b y loen I npplirntioiiH, ns they cannot roach plicant l>y return mail.
2 00
The com-1
loention. and best improved
ft he itisoANcii |M>rtion o f tho oar. There is inissioner will, in a few days, ad- j
160 Acres— Dairy Farm, with sub 24 acres inside city limits of Co •mall farm in the Coquille valley, is in
only ono way fto cure deafness, and that is
side property, in one o f the nicest towns in
stantial
buildings,
fences,
orchard,
quille,
11
of
which
is
the
very
$5 00
b y constitutional remedies.
Deafness is vertiso for bids for patrol-boat ser
('.»os cou n ty. I f yon want the very best
best of high creek bottom ground, at prices and terms that are an ob ject and
caused by an inflamed condition o f the mn- vice, and the close season, commenc
50! engine, cream separator, cows,
oous lining o f the eustnohian tube. When
have $9000 to $t»000 to invest in a home
tools,
some
furniture
and
crops
on
in
clean
meadow,
without
anv
ob
Weekly
Statesman,
per
year.
ing
February
15,
will
bo
strictly
en
$i 50
this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling
that is a jo y forever, and mean business,,
hand ready for immediate busi
structions. Most of the balnncc write
sound or im perfect hearing, and when it it forced.
Coquille H e r a l d ,
“
“ .
2 00
ns fo r exact d escription aud terms o f
entirely cloned deafness is the result, nnd
$5000.
Finely
optional
paym ents.
ness,
for
less
than
is
level
hill
land;
some
cultivated
An office will be opened in Astoria
unless tho inflamm ation can bo taken out
watered
and
not
far
from
steamer
on bench ground, fair buildings Q Q Q A C R E S —On an arm o f
And this tube restored to its normal con d i for the accommodation of the largo
$3 50
tio n , hearing will be destroyed forever
landing.
and running water: some yonng ^ C o o s Bay; part very rich creek
Both Weeklies one year fo r............................................ .............. $2 50
of
fishermen residing
nine cast's out o f ten are caused bv catarrh: number
trees and shrubbery; all well bottom land; sandv loam ; house nnd two
which is nothing but an inflamed condition there.— Evening Telegram.
The Statesman will furnish you the Associated Press nnd State nnd 20 acres of very rich bottom land
barns: good orchards; small fru its; fencin g;
o f tho mucous surfaces.
the finest springs im aginable right aft
on the bank of Coquille river' fenced. Price $2200.
State Official Courts and Departments News— ALL THE NEWS which
Wo will give one Imudred dollars for shy,
house and barn, sufficient for never fa ilin n
She—Yon sav ho nnd another most interests yon 24 hours earlier than nny SaD Francisco papers.
case t*f deafness caused by catarrh) tan
near Coquille City.
Will sell 12 acres more or less inside of Co power for sm all m achinery if d esired; oot-
cannot be cured by H a ll's Catarrh Cure. Chicago man have a wager as to
half
or
all,
at
a
price
you
can
af-
j
quille City limits. All well cul side ra rg e on hil! land, fiottom land tbor
Thus your state Daily nnd best home Weekly are furnished to you at less
Send for circulars, free.
¿lily clea red . Cattle, horses, fow ls, im
lie--N o, than 50 cents a month; or the large Weekly Statesman and yonr Hmvi.p
ford to clear the timber, consis-1
tivated creek bottom land, except on
F. J. C H E N E Y «V C o., T oledo. O. which oUe will marry her?
plements and furniture, all included, aft
JyT'Sold l»y druggists, jfic
ns to which ono will marry her first. for less tlinn 25 cents per month or less than 5 emits jeer week.
ting of Alder, Ash and Myrtle.
couple of acres nice high > fico,
«..JEW ETT...
World:
All three for one year only $2.85
T H E
Herald Land «à Loai) Go.
The MONARCH of the Dailies,
The Weekly S. F- Examiner,
Coquille City, Oregon.
HERALD
Three
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For little more than
the price of o n e ^ ^
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J WORTH S4.25,
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