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( S e llin * C ity p e ta lo . PORTLAND FIHMS KNOOK THE PERSIMMONS T U E SD A Y , AUGUST 1. 1899 Wakefield ft Jacobsen Cel Coos Bay, Hale * H it Recommendations for the Army Dis- Smith the Sleuslaw and John Kleman regarded. the Coquills Improvements. P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y TUESDAY MILES WAS SNUBBED. Washington, July 27.— General Portland contractors havo again Miles has been severely snubbed C O . come out victorious in competition by the manner in which his recom Editors and Pronrietors. for government work. Tbe Huocess- mendations for commissions in the ful bullion, this time are Wakefield j volunteer army have been received Unvoted L«> the material and social up- A Jacobson, Hale A Smith and John b u ld in g o f the Cociuiilo Valley pariaonturiy I by the war department and the 1 Kiernan. Tbe amount of these con . president In the distribution of and o f Coos County generally. Subscription, per year, in advance, $2. tracts, which will doubtless he over 500 commissions for the II now awarded to them, ns they were the 1« kep t on file at E. O. D A R E ’ S THIS PAPER A d vertía !ni{ A gen cy , 64 and 65 i lowest bidders, aggregates over regiments to be sent to the Philip M erch a n ts' E xcha nge, San F ra n cisco, C alifornia, pines, there is not one that can lie w here contractu for a d v ertisin g can be m ade fo r it. ! credited to General Miles. The - J. S. M °E W E N & FARM JO U R N AL (Bnndua R ecorder.) The Baodou Recorder cornea out on Thursday now, instead of Friday. The Areata on her last trip up brought wire and apparatus for tbs telephone line between Port Orford and Gold Reach. Tbe broom handle factory is now tumiDg out more handles than ever before and is now filling orders for Spokane aud Seattle. Peter Lc^gie departed last Tues day by way of Roseburg £or Seat tle where he will combine pleasure with business for the next ten days. This morning Hon. Geo. P. Top ping departed for Detroit, Mich., where he goes as state delegate to the Supreme Lodge of Foresters of America, which couveues at that place August 16th. C. t). Young, the engineer from Portlnnd, who brought down the fine gaeohoe eugiue for the new boat Arthur ElliDgsoo is building, went to southern Curry yesterday morning, under instructions from E. B. Burns, the mining mao. jHm.*s Moore made a business trip to^different points along the northern const last week. Jim says B aodoo'find the Coquille are by no means the dullest places on the coast and they are good enough for him. C. O. Young the electrical engin eer from Portlaud, nnd who is in a position to know, says that the lumber turned out by tbe Coquille mills iu quality greatly surpasses that of the Columbia mills. This it especially so in regard to the fir timber used for boat buildiDg, and he was surprised at tbe fiuo lumber need for this purpose. lowest bid for building the Coos bnv t, tbe * ™ * * t* ° * f i jetty, their bill being $128,710. This|aJ tbe preMure from ¿he politi_ — —— “ ” 1 — — — ! contract will necessitate the moving too great, to permit General From now to Doc. 1% 3 of 200,000 tons of rock a distance cians Miles to have any voice in regard flear|y 5 Yours. ' ^0 miles, and is no small under- to the selections. General Corbin I taking. The work has to bo com- By special arrangement made with I pleted within 20 months after the was the only army officer consulted. It would be uaturally supposed the publishers of the FABM JOUR -1 signing o f the contract. outside of Washington that consid- NAL wo are enabled to offer thut Hale A Smith will get the contract, elBtion wuuld be given rcccm. paper to every subscriber who pays for the construction of the Siuslaw œon(,8tion8 bv the highest for the HERALD one year ahead, jetty for $23,737. They will have for only $1.50 -both papers for the to carry 25,000 tons of rock a dis ranking officer for commissions in price of ours only. Our paper one tance of 14 miles. The north jetty the volunteer organizations. Gen year and the FARM JOURNAL from is to be extended from GOO to 700 eral Miles, whose knowledge of the now to December 1903, nearly 5 feet, and mattresses are to be con personnel o f the army is superior to that of any official of the war years. The FARM JOURNAL is structed at the south jetty. This an old established paper, enjoying work is to be completed within 10 department, was entitled to submit great popularity, one of the best mor-tbs after the signing o f con at least tho names of tfc>se officers he believed best qualified. Realiz and most upcful farm papers pub tracts. ing the possibility that his recom lished. Kta^-Do not delay John Kiernan’s bid of $23,508 mendation would not operate in will secure him tho contract for the favor of any officer, he made but U S M MB»S t i * ♦ tiXRKftMSRKft&Sm improvements to bo made at the few, and they were not received fa mouth oL the Coquille river. The vorably, either by General Cprbin No Other Paper handling of nhout 40,000 tons of Gives the clubbing offers that you rock is involved in the execution of or the president. ---------------- -------------- can get with the H khald . Now it is this contract, which must also be That Basket and Wooden Ware Factory— Our the completed within 10 months of the Collegiate Institute. signing of the contract. The south O R E G O N IA N which we will give for 1 year as a jetty at the mouth of tho Coquillo M b . E d ito b : I was sorry to go will be extended 315 feet, and a premium to H erald subscribers. sway last week without complying Pay up aiTenrs and Bend in $2 for north jotty, 500 feet in length, is to with your request to give some 1 year in advance to the Coquille be built. items in regard to our prospective (Marsh&eld Han.) The bids on these improvements City H erald and we will send you factory; but J am away so much John Yoakani was in Marshfield the Weekly Oregonian fo r 1 year were opened yesterday in the office that when at home so manyjtbings yesterday. H e is putttug iu 30,000 of tho government engineers in this as a premium, fully paid up. are to be done that the time for IMR^HI.* H l > — city, and Captain William Harts, in leaviug comes ere 1 am half ready. feet of logs daily at his camp. Fonr thousand three hnndred charge of the local engineering office, Four thousand “ drummers” Then while away I nm busy with dollars in silver coin arrived on the Have had to take a walk; has forwarded them to General John the work in hand. The “ Trust” can sell its goods direct last Areata, for the Coquille cream M. Wilson, chief of engineers of the And save a lot o f talk. I think there is little doubt of ery. The boys will have a chance to rest, United States army, for his approval. gettiug the factory, if all who are And polish up their drums Miss Annie Chlemens, of the Co To play some more “ protection” tunes Work will probably be begun on all to he benefitted will lend a helping quille, wqs a passenger to San Fran three contracts about September 15. When nineteen hnndred comes. hand. Hut who is there that will ---------------. ««-■ »----- -------- cisco od the last out-going Areata. — Evening Telegram, July 26th. not be benefitted? Every H do of ------------------------------------- The traveling men of New York The engines in tbe Porter mill business will be stimulated by it. Important for Teachers. are organizing to fight the trusts The lumbermau, because more were turned over yesterday and and will make an effort for the en several logs were sawed. The mill A Salem special says: The state lumber will be used; the carpenter, is in first-class condition and is to forcement of the Donnelly anti-trust because more houses to be built; tbe hoard of educatiou held a meeting start operations at once. law. this nfternoon, at which several im merchant because mauy more peo VY. Jncohson was tbe successful ple to buy goods; the farmer be Mis-trials rarely occur in criminal portant rules were made. It was cases in Germany. A vote of 0 to C decided that d o certificate will be cause more people to eat his pro bidder for lie contract to improve acquits the prisonor; a vote of 7 to granted under the provisions of the duce; and another help mauy did the jetty af the entrauce to Coos 5 leaves tlio decision to the court, old law, even if the applicant were not think o f: the factory uses muoh bay. Mr. Sfacobson handled the and a vote of 8 to 4 means convic entitled to one, when the time for small timber — 6 inches to 18 luches last government work done here. tion. Mrs. M. R. Smith has been elec receiving it had expired, May 20. diameter— which can be hauled in like coidwood, so that m nebof the ted lay electoral delegate to the The Japanese railways have intro Graduates from normal schools aud timber that is being burned in annual conferenca of the M. E. duced newspaper reading cars on chartered institutions are excepted logheapecan be tin ned into money. church, which meets at Salem, Sept. from this rule. Tho board decided some of their passenger trains. Tall 1 have Dot been canvassing much 20. Miss Flip Butler, alternate. piles of newspapers are kept at the that primary certificates aro county for iwo reasons— can't spare the . .'ante sawmill at Empire sorvico of travelers to read as they certificates, and should be issued by time; then Mr. Samberg w r ite s ula City, beToDging to the labor ex c o u n ty b o a r d s o f e x a ia io t r s am i are rido. good in any county in the state. be will come np in a few weeks. change, was sold last Thusday for Snlom Statesman: Governor As the law places no time limits on But why not all o f us ssy what we freight charges and bid in by a Mr. Geer speaks right out in meetin’ primary certificates, they will issue will do nnd be ready when becom es? Bosk, of Myrtle Point, for $1502. Some are enrions to kuow what when it happens to bo regarding the without time limit. Applicants for The Marshfield cauuery will brave Oregon volunteers. primary certificates will be required I am so busy about. Fart of the start up the first of next month or And the Roseburg Review adds: to pass examination rn the same time at home is lu replying to the so soon as the ran of salmon will Yes, and ho was willing to sacrifice questions as applicants for first, sec unusual number o f inquiries id re justify. A crew of Chiuameu and the lives of every one of thorn, even ond aud third grade certficates—on gard to the institute for the coming foreman are expected on the next after they had completed the serv reading, wntiug, orthography and school year. 1 am glad to say the Fulton from Portland. ice for which they had enlisted, nnd theory and practice, and pass further man whom I ought to have gotten A meeting of the pioneers was wero entitled to bo immediately examination upon the art of ques two years ago is now to take charge of the school, nnd I hopo for him held id the parlors of the Hotel mustered out. tioning and methods. It was also Gai field, Thursday last, and ar The assessment of the six loading decided that certificates of other in a short time, and if he is given rangements were formulated for a beaming there will be a good public corporations of San Francisco states will be honored here, provided school next year. The present j entertaining the pioneers in Marsh lias been increased from $17,302,750 they are state papers of like field during their encampment to $31,803,821. The city is now un grade and secured by state examina indications are that two or three) next month. assistants will be needed. Let all der reform administration nnd the tion. Superintendent Ackerman re The conference of the Methodist who wish for a high school here big corporations will be compelled ported that he had turned into the and who desire to see tbe town and Episcopal church, by unanimous to boar their just nnd equal share state treasury $988 received by him surrounding country grow, lend a vote requests Bishop Vincent to of public expenditures. for state certificates and diplomas. return tbe Rev. R. C. Lee to this helping hand. city for the eusuing year. The con East Orogonian: Toddy Roose This goes into the state board of J. L . F utrf . l l . examiners' fund aud makes u total ference was presided over by Rev. velt glanced his eaglo eye over the Now York tat list, in which Andrew of $1598 pnid in by Superintend T. B. Ford, 0. D. A Lawful Fence. Carnegie (the fellow who thinks it cut Ackerman. Lars Clemensen left this week is a disgrace for n man to die rich), The statutes of Oregon provide for Salem. He will present a nu Important Commercial Positions for Women. a good, patriotic Republican worth that all fences composed of posts merously signed petition to Gov. $100.000,000, [lays taxes on $150,- Taking in the whole country nnd rails, poles or planks shall bo Geer for the pardon of Charles 000, and W. C. Whitney, an equally there is no position connected with nt least 4J feet high, and a ‘•woven” Suderraan, who was sentenced to patriotic Democrnt (not a Populist the running of a great mercantile (rail) fence shall be at lenst five feet oue yesr in the penitentiary at the in the list), worth $30,000,000, pays establishment that is not filled by high to the top of the rider; if not term of court for stabbing T. Kelly taxes on $50,000, and Mr. Roosevelt women. There are women adver ridored shall be five feet to tho top Win. Ueichart, who returned thinks the lists should bo made out tising managers who receive sala rail, nnd the corners rhall bo locked from San Francisco on tbe Luella, at Albany. Just so, Teddy; there ries of $5000 a year, women buyers with strong rails or poles or stakes. met Henry Kern, Ike Lando and are other states. nnd women dressers, nnd superin All barbed wire fences west of the Ed Colgm , Coos bay boys of the ------- ----- g » »—■ ... — — tendents and inanngrrs who earn Cascade mountains shall have a Second Oregon Volunteers. They Oregons Are Mustering Out. nearly ns much, aud traveling sales board six inches wide, or a pole nre all very glad to get home once women whoso commissions amount four inches iu diameter securely more and will return to Marshfield Han Francisco, July 28 - T h e U) ,uoro tbftn u receive(1 by two. fastened not more than eight inches j after they visit Portland. Mr. efforts of the people of Portland to third„ of the ,ueu drummers. In below the top barbed wire. j Ueichart learned that Win. Eick- get the Second Oregon regiment thig indaptry Bt loMt> wonmn llftH wortb’s injuries are not as serious back before they are mustered out demonstrated that she possesses The Rev. W. B. Costley, of Stock- as was at first,reported, j have been fruitless. Tho musteriug- executive nnd administrative quali- bridge, Oa., while attending to his out process is going on here as rap ties equal to those of men. j pastoral duties nt Ellemvood, that The Sun'« Baseball News- idly ns possible. Tho officers nnd In otic of the largest of New state was attacked by cholera morbus. men have put in their appropriate York’s emporiums all the employes He says: “ By chance I happened to share for a special train to convey in the business office, from head ; get hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's The Marshfield and Libby ball them to Portland. The contract is cashier down to copy clerk, are | Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- teams crossed bats in a friendly just about to be closed, aud on tho women. Tbe entire receipts of the ; edy and I think it was the means of <*-lun' ng game on the Marshfield morning of August 8 the Oregon store, amounting, sometimes, to I saving my lifo. It relieved me »t I last Sunday afternoon. ians, no longer a regiment iu law, $50,000 in a single day, puss through ; once." ¿’or sale by R. S. Knowlton. The feature of the game was the nlthongh still so in feeling and or the hands of women.— From “ Wo- phenomenal pitching by Pennick, ganization, will start for home. men in Grent Department Stores,” To c - r . constipation For«.»«». Marsh field’s aonth-paw twirler, who Ttiero are no cases of serious illness CnscnreU Cnndr Cathartic. lOcorSSe. dazzles the visitors 80 badly that in Dcmorost's Magaziuo for August. If Takn C. C. C. fall to cure, druggist« rrfutal (Doner | got 0 VG q b , iog|e gBf 9 bit was iu the regiment — - ---- - « » » ---------------- GREAT OFFER - -----*-*•»«------- — Help for Aguinaldo. Americans Capture Calamba. Now York, July 28.— A special to the Herald from Washington sa y s Manila, July 27.— 7:10 p. Brigadier-General Hall, with 1000 According to the verbal r e p o r ts to man, has captured Calamba, on La-1 tbe navy y from officers r e tu r n in g Aguinaldo grand do Bay. Loss to tbe United from tli 0 . Philippines, 1 \ h States forces. 4 killed, 12 wounded. Continiiea n to get war supplies Washington, D. C., July 27.—Cal- through German merchants in Hong nmbn is a town of nearly 12,000 Kong and Japanese merchants in population, located on the eastern Yokohama, although our consuls shoro of the bay, 30 miles southeast have been directed to keep a sharp of Manila, and ia much further lookout for filibustering, south than the Americnu troops bad - — — yet penetrated on land. Treasurer's Notice. TolMM-r* Spit a ad Smoko T n r I l(V Away. O T I C E ia hereby given that all County W arrant« endorsed prior to January To quit tobarro eaMly un«1 forever, tm mag nctlc. full of life, nerve ami vigor, take No-To* T», 18DJ1, will be rtnid on prest-ntation nt ray office in ( ’«»quille. fUros eonn tv. Or. No Bac. tbe wondrr workrr. that makes weak men strong. All druggints, 60c or 91. Cure guaran intercut w ill be allow ed a fw r July 10, 181 ) 9 . teed Booklet ami sample free. AUdrcss W. W. K a YI-8. Sterling Remedy C a , Chicago or New Y ork Treasurer. N (M yrtle 1’oiut E nterprise.) Daa;h of Roodmastor Galvin. No Eye Like the Master’s Eye. I // Rev. D. Brower and wife of Ash John T. Galvin, the well kuowu land, former residents of this place, 99 arrived in town Iasi Friday and are ronduiaster of the S. P. Co. who hid ohnrge of the trnek between Ashland visiting with friends. You are master o f your The Marshfield and Coquille nnd Roseburg, was the victim of a singular accident Tuesday morniug City papers note that it rained at health, and if you do not which shortly resulted iu his death. those places last Friday. There attend to duty, the blame is Mr. Gnlviu was staying over night ut waa no rain at all here on tbnt day. Riddle, und about 4 o’clock iu tho easily located. I f your blood Dr. Ransom, formerly of this morning ho went to tho opeu win place, but unw a lesideut o f Port dow on the seeoud floor of the hotel, is out o f order. H o od ’s Sar land, arrived nt thik plnce Satuiilay and ether in n fit of Hoinmunbulisiu, saparilla ‘w ill purify it. Inst for a visit with his sister, Mrs. or because of sudden illu>'B 8 , ho fell It is the specific remedy for troubles D. Giles. out of the window to tbe ground be of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver. E. W. Hermann this week pre low — b distance of 20 feet. IIo was K l d n e y o - “ My kidneys troubled me, on udvice took H o o d ’s SarsapariJla sented us with two apples—one or picked up almost immediately and and which gave prom pt relief, better appetite. this year’s snd one of last year’s j Dr. Bogue of Myrtle Point sum- My sleep Is refreshing. It cured m y wife also." M ichael B oyle , 3473 Denny Street, growth. The Bpple growu last year | inoued. An examination showed Pittsburg, Pa. is perfectly sound and can hardly J that Mr. Gahiu's nose was broken, 8cl'OfulOU8 H u m o r - “ I waa In terrible be distinguished from this year's ugly contusions about the head and condition from the Itching and burning of spples. This shows that the fine j eyes, and Juugerous internal injuries. scrofulous hum or. Grew worse under treatment of several doctors. Took H ood’s large apples grown in Coos county | Dr. Bogue ut once prououneed the Sarsaparilla and H ood ’s Pills. These cured are good keepers. t injuries of a fatal character. The me thoroughly.” J. J. L ittle , Fulton, N. Y , Last Saturday ns Henry Knight I dying man’s family at Grants Pass was driving on the road with a bay were at ouco notified aud they left rnke, the bridle came off the horse I on an extra for the scene of the acci and it ran nway. Tbe lever which dent. Before their arrival at Riddlo, Hood'A FilU curo liver Ills ;^ho non irritating and mises and lowers the rake struck Mr. Galvin had expired. cnly cathartlo to Uko with ffood’a SataapariiUy the horse and it kicked, striking Deceased was about 50 years of Knight in tbe face and knocking age and had been iu tho employ of gMtorr* V I T A L I T Y him from the seat and under the the S. P. Co. for many years. He L O S T V IG O R AN Q M A W H O O O rake where he was dragged for was cue of the beet railroad men in qm ten distance, only escaping by Southern Oregon and was univer Cut es Iinpotency, Night Emissions and being rolled into n ditch, whin it sally respected. He leaves a wife wasting diseases, all effects o i «elf- passed over him. He was badly and four children iu comfortable abuse, or excess and indis cretion. A n erv eton iea n d bruised, ned the bones of his nose circumstances. Two sons are work blood builder. Brings the were all broken. Dr. Leepdressed ing for the railroad company.— Ash- pink glow to pale cheeks and his wonuds, which are very pain laud Town Talk. restores the fire of youth, ful, but not serions. -n - —. ,B ym ail50cperbox;O boxe9 Hon. J. VV. Bailey, state dairy :or $12.50; with a w ritten guaran and food commissioner, and Hon. tee to euro o r reUind tb e m oney. Eureka Harness OH Is the best preservative o f new leather H. B. Miller, president of the state and tho best renovator o f old N E R V IT A M E D IC A L C O . leather. It oils, softens, black board of horticulture, were in Myr ens and protects. Use Clinton & Jackscn Eta., C H IC A G O , ILL . tle Paint Tuesday en route to Port For snio by Coquille Pharmacy land, haying completed their tour of inspection of the dairy and fruit business of this cocDty. Mr. Mil ler pronounces this a good apple on your best harness, your old har country, but reports that moths HOLBROOK, M ERRILL ness, and your carrlsgrtop, snd th**y will not only look better but wear are mnkir.g their appearance iu a & S T E T S O N ............ longer. Sold every where In cans—ull tew orchards. He recommends sizes from half pint»» to five gallons. M ade by STA N D ARD OIL 10. Also BRIDGE A BEACH that farmers plant orchards that will bear marketable apples, aud he STOVES--------- will send circulars containing relia Notice to Taxpayers. ble information on fruit cnltuie to frnit laist-rs on application. Mr. o t i c e is h k e e r y g i v e n t h a t Bailey, after a thorough inspection and any other tho Board o f Equalization for the County of Coos and state of Oregon, will of the seteral creameries of the attend at thu office o f the County Clerk, of couuty, pronounces them iD good said County, at Coquille Citj\ Coos County, condition and turning out a first Oregon, on the 28 l’H DAY OF AUGUST, Or any aud everything A. D. 1899, the same being the last M on class quality of butter rmd cheese. day in said month, nt the hour of 9 o ’ clock carried in a He was very much surprised at a. m., of raid day, and publicly examine the extent of our dairying industry the assessment roils and correct all errors iu First-class Hardware Store. valuation, description or quality o f lands, aud says that Coos county ib tbe lot-8 or other property. best dairying country on the Pa Now, therefore, all persons having busi before tho said Board of Equalization cific coast, and he predicts, with ness will take notice and appear at the time and the increased growth iu this indus jilrtce aforesaid, and make due complaint, rSuccessors to J. J. Lamb. | try, taken in connection with our otherwise the assessment will stand as re turned by the assessor. numerous other natural resonrees, Witness mv hand this ¡list day of July.1899. T c t l a e T J n . t o r f u . 3 a . S L t© J. S. LAWRENCE, an immensely rich couuty before Assessor of Cooa County, Oregon. many years. Notice for Publication, Eureka Harness Oil CALL FOR::: Doors, Windows N Building Material, J. A. Lamb & Co., Dr Gibbon Heat? I mind it not, I any, lovo. I have known a nteater grief, Jnat one year a«n today, love, 1 waa eating Alger beef. “ What is your definition of the word ‘fad-?” “A fad,’ ’ said Miss Cayenne, candidly, “is something which somebody else enjoys and I don’t ” L akd O ffice o t ic e N the is at K osbbubo . Oregon, ) July 10. 1899. \ hereby g iv e n th at followini^iam ed settler nns tiled notieu .4 hiti intuiTO,.«« to lUJiko fillul pr-KiI in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo made before Ed Rackleff, county clerk of Coos county, Oregon, nt Coquille City. Oregon, on Sept. 2, 1899. viz: Hiram A. Wethey on his H. E. No, 7127, for tho EH aud W K 8EH t ec. 32, i p. 27, S. K. 12 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Robert J. Teiin. Charley A. Harrington, Samuel B. Is you r heart 'w eak? D o you have tho Barrows, S. P. C. Johnson, all o f Coquille sym ptom s o f heurt w eakness? I f you City, Oregon. have, you should be careful. The heart Any person who desires to protest against Is the m ost vital organ o f the body. It Is the engln© that propels the m uscles nnd the allowance of such proof, or who knows lends sustenance to the nerves and brain of any substantial reason, under the law and and to all the organs o f the body. A the regulations o f the Interior Department, flaw In Its m echanism Is certain to give why such proof should not be allowed, will rise to serious results. W eakness denotes be given an opportunity at the above men tho presence o f a flaw. It Is a fo re tioned time and place to cross-examine the runner o f som e thing m ore serious witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evi that Is to occur. dence in rebuttal of that submitted by J. T. BRIDGES, See that It Is claimant. strengthened and Register. HEART WEAKNESS. do not allow the w eakness to co n tinue. Y ou are the engineer. L ook to you r engine. See that no accident occurs. H U D Y A N Is what you need. HUDYAN will strengthen the heart. HUDYAN w ill m ake the heart m u s c l e s strong and hard. Do not delay too long. R em em ber that danger Is ahead and begin the use o f H U D Y A N now. Thin old reliable and most gncceasful spec ialist in San Fratois- co, still oontmues to such as Gonorrhea,. G l e e t, S t r i o t u re, Syphilis, in all it» form s, Skin Diseases, N e r v o u s Debility, Impotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss o f Manhood, the consequence o f self-abuse' and excesses producing the following symp toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, palpitation o f the heart, w°aknoss o f the limbs and back, loss- of memory, pimples on the faoe, oonghs- consumption, etc. DR. GIBBON has practised in San Fran cisco over 37 years an d those troubled should not fail to consult him and deceive the ben efit of his great skill and experience. The doctor cur^s when others fail. Try him. CURES GUARANTEED. Persons cured at home. Charges reasonable. Call or write. * DR. J-. F. GIBBON. t>25 Kearney street. San Francisco Cal. Big Line of HERE ARE THE SYMPTOMS: 1-2. T H R O B B IN G IN T H E T E M P L E S W H E N L Y IN G DO W N . H U D Y A N will cause the throbbing to dlsap“ ar. 3- 6. R IN G IN G IN T H E E A R S —duo to an excessive am ount o f blood in the head and brain. H U D Y AN stops the ringing and buzzing in a short time. 4- 6. A L T E R N A T E PA LEN ESS AND F L U S H IN G O F T H E C H E E K S . H U D Y A N will restore the circulation o f the blood to Its norm al condition and keep a con stant, healthy color In the cheeks. 7. P A L P IT A T IO N O F T H E H E A R T A N D IR R E G U L A R B E A T IN G . Owing to the w eakness, there Is often a fluttering and the miss o f a beat occasionally. H U D Y A N , by strengthening the heart m uscles and the nerves that supply It, will stop the palpitation and fluttering and cause the heart to beat regularly. 8. T H R O B B IN G IN T H E STOMACH R E G IO N This Is due to the aorta, the large vessel which carries the blood from the heart, becom in g distended. This throbbing and nulsnUng disappear shortly a fter the use o f H U D Y AN . T he rem edy is at hand. It is the w onder ful H U D Y A N . Thousands have been cured o f H eart W eakness by its use. You should be cured, too. You can be cured. H U D Y A N will cure 3 'ou . p ro cu re H U D Y A N from you r druggist. It Is sold in all drugstores for 50c per p ackage, or 6 packages fo r $2 50. I f you r d ruggist does not keei» It. send direct to the Iiu D Y A N R E M E D Y C O M P A N Y. Ban F rancisco or Los Angeles. Cal. Consult the H U D Y A N DOCTORS F R E E . You m ay call and see them nnd have a free consultation. I f you cannot call on the d octors, write to them for advice. It will be given free for the asking. Address Paper, COQUILLE PHARMACY. a t th e J. C. W IL SO N . Practical Machinist. A. 0. WILSON. Blacksmith and Wagonmaker WILSON S WILSON M A C H IN IS T S , W a g o n m a lx e r s , H orsesh ocrs, a n d B la c k s m i t h s . Machine work of all kinds, built new or repaired; iron and wood to n in g ; blacksmithing and wagon-making in all branches. scored l.tiNtl 1. 1 s t . J. J. Benner, manager of tbe HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, M ACH IN E. W A G O N A N D F A R M W O R K A R E S P E C IA L T IE S The onlv RMtnme real estate pxner pnb- , F |or« n,co baseball team, baa chal- No. 316 South Broadway, ¡shed in America. It circulates in every lenged the 13a n don did © to play a "Ä " g ® « of tall dor a .«.»able Los Angeles, CaJ. chandise or other property will find what pnrse. Since there ia no regular or- C or. S t o c k t o n , M a rk et a n d BTItn S t a . w1?' NATIONAL LAND ganized team at Bnndon the Marsh- S a n P ra n o ts co , C*L LIST, it is jam fall o f special bargains c m • ,, __i and offer* of exchange. Single copies by held nine will accept tbß^chall^Dge i "*',1 mi ” hi Address The National Land and engage the Sinslawitea in a A . B . D e a n , P r o p r ie to r List Publishing C o..Oreen Ridge, Missouri. game aoroe time nt this place io COR SALE AT A BARGAIN— ' Successor to Nosier Bro’s. j Land at Cedar Point, with boom the near fntnre. and A. O. Wheeler, 1 and boom privileges. Also, over U S T O T IO E . ------ - - » <e* « — ------- 250 acres of !tT O . 1 bottom land, General Graying and Hauling a Specialty. I!. S L and O r rrca . R o a ra ra o . O regon, i ! E d ucate Your B o w e ls TTIIh Cnsrsreta. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. within 2 miles of Coquille City, in •Inly 'JO. INK), i Commercial Men Promptly and Safely quantities to suit purchasers. En- o t i c e i s h e r e r y g i v e n , t h a t 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail« druggists refund money. the approved plat o f anrvey of town- j quire of W. SINCLAIR, Deliuered a t Any Point. ahip ?4. 8. It. 12 W., ha« been reoeireUfroin ! *tf] Coquille City, Oregon. the aorvevor seneral o f Oreeon. and on Cholly— Yaas, sevcwnl years ago G o o d R ig s , S p a n k in g Team s, R e a s o n a b le R a te s . TUESDAY, AUGUST t >, 18». AT NINE —- ► «• *-- ----- .'clock a. in., the .«id nl«t trill h. Died in d' ^plv in love with a girl, but ?O H SALE—147 Acres o f Land, V thin office, and the land embraced therein she wejectcd roe— made a wegular from Norway, Coos county. Known C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . ill be anhjact to entry on jml^ after ^IhM fo0J of mp M o lly - And J ou never i as* the McClnry rince. For raticulars. call : Near Railroad Depot (lute, ^Corner Hall aud First streets, : : , on HEN It Y GBADY. J. H. BOOTH! Beoeivw! got over it? jan20t4 Norway, Oregon. ~~Z 7 ' T h e N a lla n a l - . DEAN'S LIVERY, FEED ! SALE STABLE N 1
