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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1900)
r k«r «ài r ' C e r n ite ¿ Itjj T U E SD A Y , JL’ NE 2(5, 1900. Church Directory. M. E. c h u r c h , sou th -- r e g u la r se r v ic e « each S u n d a y luoruiUH a n d i vt*niu '. by the pastor, E . L . F it c h . Bev. ltobt. Enui-i. Frc-jLyt i: p will c ¡: duct fc*wvioen in this city ill- M . I lt.h S u n d a y s of each month i’i the little church, until further notice. All are cordially in vited. Hev. T . J. Owen, Baptist. will till ap pointments ns follows, until hi. th< r notice: At the Christian church, Coquille City, 1st au d 3d Sundays of each month: S u m n er o n th e l M S u n d a y o f ea ch m o n th ; Bear Creek on 4th S u n d a y s . LO JA L ITEMS. Attorney John F. Hull, o f Mar»lt- tield, bud buuineuK ut the court house lust Wednesday. Major Tower, a piominent nod well-known citizen of tin. l ay juur- ter, spent several days in Coquille City lust week. Mr. and Mrs, Laugliend, o f IJau- don, returned via this pince lust Wednesday on their way homo from attendance at Masonic and O. E. 8 . «rand lodges at L'ortlaud. \\T ANTED—HEY* Kit AL I’EK'-ONS Foil VV Disino* Oflta Speed Program. iÿ îïa w w l ... to rep resent m e m ilieir nv. n -, : i r. ■ ■ i. i < t - in u e o a n t .e s . pnyHbte w ee k ly. DeM.rnt.le r a ti : eient w .tt. nsu.il o p p o rtu n itie s li.-f . rt-m- . ex e b a n u e d . K n olose self-.-uiilres- ,1 -n m m e d envelop«’ . S . A . P a r k . ¡J-JU r u o l i ltu iU lil.u , Willing tu 30 t Sei««* VIT A L IT Y Bare No. 1. Trotting and pacing for 2 year-olds, two iu three; purse, $iou. Itaoo No. 2.—Running 4 mile dash; purse, $ 100 . Race No. 3.—Trotting, 2:50 class,I 3 iu 5; purse, $200. IT11DAY, adju st 3 1 st . Race No. 4.—Trotting, 3-vear-olds aud under, 2 in 3; purse, $150. Race No. 5.— Trotting and pacing 2:40 class, 3 in 5; purse, $200. Race No. 0.— Running, 4 mile dush and repeat; purse, $150. SATI.HnAT, 8EPTEHUU 1 st . Race No. 7.—Trotting, 3 u.iuuto class, 3 in 5; purse, $150. Race No. 8 .—Trotting and pac ing, free-for-all; purse, $250. Race No. it.— Running, novelty race; purse, $150. The track is now iu first-class shape and will be kept in condition i.util the fair meets. l*’or further particulars address. W. H. M i . j x u , ltoseburg, Oregon. Or T. II. B abiiy , Marshfield. —• — | Coos 15.,y Mews. 1 The vault for the Coquille hank arrived from Portland on the Del Norte. It. A. Graham was supposed to have been expected on the buy last week, hut he didn’t show up. rider fell otT the wlmrf Yf. F. Dishe. went to Rt.sehnrg,! at A the bicycle depot, one night last week, returning Monday of lust week with his family un I wife’s sister, Miss hut fortunately escaped unhurt. l'be extension of the jetty lias a Kate Maddocks, from California to make their home with us once good effect on the bar, nud deep more. They are spending the pres water at all stnges of the tide has ent time at their m ieli, i.ud will go been reported for some time past. Robt. Ahr, the tinner, left with to Bnndou soon for at least tem Ills team ou the Del Norte for Eu porary residence. Judge Hchroeder was down on a reka, aud will work up the const, visit to his daughter, Mrs. 11. S ,, intending to get back to Coos in Krihs, nud family, la st Thursday,, < tetober. F. E. Dow and wife, parents of and incidentally on some business matters. The judge’s large barn F. S. Dow, of Marshfield, left San and silo are somew hat delayed of Diego, Cal., Saturday, intending to completion by the difficulty of get drive to Coos bay along the coast They expect to get to tiug lumber aud rooting materials. route. He hopes to push the wink now. Marshfield in August. ltoseburg Review: Will Sander The little steamer Elk No. 1, son, a prominent merchant of Ban Cnpt. Robert Dunham, arrived don, is iu the city, en route to Med safely nt an Alaskun port lately, eu ford to attend the di-ti iet convention route to Cape Nome. 11. W. Dun of the W .of W. Mr Sanderson was ham received a letter last week a former resident of tlds county. from Cnpt. Dunham to this effect. » *• » * aud has been quite sue..... iu business since movlug to iI “ Reston News,” in Roseburg Re four years ago, Ids man) fiieuds view: Joe Laird just, came over the will be pleased to learn, | old Coos bay road with a four-horse 8 . W. Upton, a prominent citi load of passengers from Coquille zen of Grants l ’ass, readied Co I City, by way of Myrtle Point and quillo City Inst Thursday on a visit Dora to Roseburg.. . . Beasley A to this section and the bench and Jarvis arc running stages from was the guest o f our townsman, J. Ilosehurg to Dora and will soon P Goodmau, ami family, old ac | run from Myrtle Point to Dora. quaintances and friends. Mr. I is I TIu-ro is considerable travel over the bookkeeper iu a large establish j old road now. . . . E. E. LuBrie, of ment at Grants L’ass, and with ex ! Garden Vnlloy, passed over the road perience ns a newspaper man. yesterday to points in Coos county. The H euai . p had a pleasant call. We think it would be to our in A Siijjeallon to the Slate Press Association- terest to have W. F. Disbar estab Dora, June 21.—There is a grow lish bis fruit dryer at (Ids place. It is quite central to the whole val ing evil in this stnto which the ley, and gives him special oppor State Press Association enu effectu tunities for shipping abroad by one ally combat if a resolution, in sub o f two routes, as well as conveni stance like the following, were ence for receiving from above or adopted and then faithfully lived up lower river points. The business to: Whereas, The promiscuous use of will also give employment to a good many people during the sea tli«- word “ professor," iu relation to I the male teachers of this state, has son. made it Impossible for one to know The Keneliscope Co. gave two en- whi ther our Slate University and tertainmeuts at .Masonic Indi last creditable colleges are located on week— Wednesdav and lharsday l.ocg Tom, Big or Elk Creeks, evenings -to fair audiences The Eagle Point, or some other creek or programs were very good undent, r place, instead of the place where tallied to a high degree. t he light they are supposed to be established. comedy plays were laughable, Therefore, be it resolved, That while the club swinging, clog and we, the members of the Press Asso fancy dancing, etc, were very g d ciation of the state of Oregon, will The moving picture battle scenes uot connect the word professor with wero realistic and exciting, while any man's name who is not a full - the others of busy life, and often lledgcd professor in our state uni very comical, gave variety and versity or some first-class colli ge in made a Rood entertainment. the state. 1L A. E aston . TiAst fall I sprained toy It ft hip while 'handling son., heavy boxe lieiviirt‘ «f (»¡iifmi'iils fur faliirrli The doetor 1 rulli d on said at lirst lit it Ctiiiliiiii Mercury. it was a slight strain and would As tnerctirv will mirrly dcstr-'V the of soon be wel’ . but it grew wm- ml unit'll mill completely tlt*rniu»e the whole system when ctiterin« it tlumiuh the mucous the doetor then said 1 I., I ile e a HurfsCt'S Such articles should never lu tism Iteontiniie.lt« grow w.-tw. lls» d except on nresrriptions from reputable • nd I could hardly get umiliai t > phvceiiins. hs the damage they will do is fold to live you can possibly derive work. I went to n drug m P n and ten from them. Hall's ( atnrrh Cure, mannfre the druggist recommend. I me to ttired bv F. <1. t ’h»*iu*y A ( ’<>.. I lt d«*. O.. e mtp.ins no mercury, ami is taken internally, try (iismlierUin’s Pain ltd, nctiny dirrctlv upon the l*.o»>d mul manmn tried it an.l one-half of a ’.n . nt surfne* s of th«* system. In huytn»» Hall’s bottle cured me entirely I u w t’atunh t’ure !»* sure you jet the u» -inline. It i* taken internally, anil made in lo'.edo. recommend it to nil niv f r ie n d I Ohio. !»v I*. 4 . ('hmivjr >V ('»». Testimonials A. B asco ) ! , Erie, Pa. It i- f.n sal. free. * <• Slid hy drmjcists. pritM* 7.V. \M*rbottle. bv R. S Knowlton. Hall’s Fan ily Fills are tile last, 5 0 YEARS' EXPERIENCE L O S T V IG O R This paper (the Coquille City H kualu ) hits made arrangements with ANO MANHOOD the Cir. Mgr. of the "Vermont Farm Journal,” which enables us to make the most remarkable clubbing offer ever before heard of in this section. 1 Cures Impotency, Night Emissions r.nff wasting diseases, all effects of self- Here it is : The COQUILLE CITY H ER A LD 1 Year, abuse, or excess and india- j f V e r m o n t F a b m .J o u r n a l 1 y r . cretion. A nervo ton leu nr! ! | San Francisco Weekly Post 1 yr. blood builder. Brings the I -, . pink glow to pale cheeks and j American Poultry Advocate 1 yr. restores the fire of youth ] The Gentlewoman 1 yr. • ’* V V t By rnalltJOcper box;«boxes j National Illustrated Magazine 1 yr. for $22.50; with a written gioirai.- | (.Happy Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr. tee to euro or refund tbo money. H. Chioauo. A rrivals and Departures. Mr. ntid Mrs. 1?. Vowell, of linn- don, returned via tins place Inst Arrivals by Del Norte from Thursday from a visit o f a couple north, June 10th: W. Linuherg, weeks on the hay. They stopped Grace McC.irinac, Mrs. Gnlovson, a brief spell utili relatives unti F. Tow'o, J. Smith, F. Messerle, C. friends here. A. Burbank, W. C. Gutherie, J. V. 0. London, of Roseburg. lies Burgent, Ethel Fish, W. J. Butler, been here. Mr London is mana G. M. Short, Mrs. Ryan aud 3 chil ger of the Southern Oregon l air dren, F. Ellery, A. Ellery aud 3 Association, nud is in the county, in steerage. looking nfter arrangements of t lie j Departures on Del Norte, south, fair to be held at Marshfield in Au June 10th: Maude E. Brown, gust, the success of which is already John Grabiell, .las. Glover, J. P. assured. Jacobson, Ella Ellingson, A. Sni BaDdou Recorder : Marshfield - der, Mrs. A. Snider, J. 15. Davis, H. is having trouble over the price of Rlioner and wife, Miss C. Shin, E. electric light. Why uot build and Casson, T. E. Snider, Mrs. C. E. operate its own plant anil let the Cameron, W. R. Allison and wife, town have the benefit V No. I hat ; Mrs. J. Seymour, II. J. McD owell, would be socialism ami would Bert Newell, F. McLean, C. L. never do, as the people would get Bates, R. Ahr, F. Ellery, A. Ellery, better service at cost of production. aud 10 in steel age. Col Hnrry, the liveryman, has placed a fine coach on the run be tween this place aud .Marshfield, carrying the mail, nird affording a regular and safe opportunity for passengers. It leaves <J«x| uiil City every dav ut 1 o ’clock; i( turn ing, leaves Marshfield at 0 a. m. Great Clubbing Offer: The officers of the Second South ern Oregon District Agricultural Association have decided on the fol lowing speed program, the prizes for which are guaranteed, says the , Coos Bay News: THURSDAY, A l'O CST Kino home — good hoi, c <f (1 : rooms, 3 nice lots, mest eligibly ! located, for sale cheap. Apply at I this office. ! s* Ali for Only $2.30; Res^ So!ce is NERV1TA MEDICA». CO. Clinton *. Jackson S ta . C 'lfC .lC O , ILL. Fo- salo by O.eiailla i’ aurinaov HIGH. ABIDE WATCHES ____ This (rrcat combination meets the wants of the entire household. The rives all the local nmt coantv news; it is your homo paper and no member of the household ; i-uu do without it. The Vermont farm Journal and American Poultry Advocate should ! be in the hands of every up-to-date farmer or ponltrv raiser. The Gentlewoman i* the i In-st paper w e know of for the ladies, being very similar in size, make-up Htid ..utility to the Ladies* Home Journal. The National Illustrated Mapazine. dnldishcd at Wasl.iut;- ton, is the only pntdiention that tmblishe-i the oiv.t service news. Happy Hours is s tare» oh pace l'nitgnsinc. desiuued to amuse, entertain and instruct the wbolu family. The San Francisco Weekly Post (fives the news of the world in good, oh-an, readable form, the market reports and lots of other interesting matt-r. If you wish we will sub stitute the Chicago Weekly Inter ieenit. Kansas f ’ ity Weekly Star. New York Weekly Tribune, Denver Weekly Tinu-s. Toledo Weekly Illade, Twice-a-wa- k Louisville Courier- Journal, or Montreal Weekly Gazette iu place of r an Francisco Weekly Post. No other chances allowed. Call on or address, with cash, T H E HERALD. T FRLk FREEZE: SENT .ro. EXAMINATION AND APPROVAL You is a youth-renewer It hides the age under a - luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth. It never fails to restore color to gray hair, it will stop the hair from coming out also. It feeds the hair tulbs. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and short hair becomes long hr.ir. It cleanses the scalp; re moves all dandruff, and | prevents its formation. We have a book on the Hair which we will gladly I send you. b u c k and screw bezel, dust-proof, will wear and retain Its p e r f e c t s i l v e r oo lo r f o r a i lf e t l m a . cen t's 18« s i z e , stem wind ami stem set, tit- ted With a gonulna S E T H T H O M A S C F .N T U R Y M o v e * m o n t , Kuaranteed a o c u r a t o 5 years, M f Ef6fliigTeleirar.lS? 40 cts Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only “ “ “ both 1 gear, only as good and gen teel appearing a watch as any man n e e d s . Send us this ad. with your order and wu will s e n d It C. O. 1>. subject to y o u r examination and approval. Exam- lit.- it thoroughly and 11 found just a s represented, equal to watches retailed as h ig h as $10.00, pay Exp. agt o u r p r i c e , $ 2.10 4.15 All the Congressional and State Legislative News come fu ll and complete daily, and your Best j Weekly Local Paper for only the price of one. J u st W hat Y ou C a n u ln o D u a b o r S llv e r ln a C a s e (Open F ace1 screw C o q u i l l e C i t y , O r e iru n . 3 to 12 Page Know B u y . Every Watch «tamp e d w it h maker’s name, and w a r r a n t e d . This hand som e, durable, reliable $ 2 .9 8 and Exp. charges. Give it 30 days trial. If not sat isfied we returnyourm oney. Forcnsh with order w o « a n d y o u F R E E a F ln o C o ld -P la t e d W A T C H C H A IN . F. E. Enceli &Co. 330 Deal born St.Chicago THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD The Leading General Farm Paper of the Northwest—A High-Class, Illustrated Farm Journal — Pub lished Weekly nt Salem, Oregon. If you do not obtain al! the bene fits you expected from theni'* of the Vigor, write Hie doctor e'"*iit it. Probably there Is some illtUcultv with your ‘-tenoral system which may bo easily removed. Address, Dr. J. C. A y e r , Lowell, Macs. T rade M arks D e s ig n s o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone tending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion froo whether aa invention ts probably patentable, i'onmiunlca- tloiia strictly coiiticlontlal. Handbook on I‘a touts sent free. Oldest agency for securing p a t e n t s . Put onta taken through Munti A Co. rocelv® •pedal notice, without charge, iu tbo C Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest dr* culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms. f;i a year; four months, #1. bold by all newsdealers. frlUNN & CiL 301 Broaifvvay* New York liruuch O01curC2- P Ht.. Washington, D. 0 . PENSIONS, PATENTS, AND M IS C E L L A N E O U S C laim s a| > G ore ra m oai . ALLAM RUTHERFORD, (Formerly Third .V. litnr I '. S. Treasury.) A ttorn ey and C oun sellor a t L aw . SoJirito: of Am er: ui and Foreign Patents, Practice I xtm > r*: the Supit n:<- Court of the U. S., Court of Claims, anil all 1>. .* ..Timaus of the Gov eminent. Sp'-cial atttiuion Rivet: t-> chair.-* of officers and ru!i i. 1 in? :t, 1 A miiv Hr I N. \y service in the Mi - the It n and the War with :-.'i:iin. A l-o Claims <u Gu\n.inient Contract ors. < ollection • i A ip it*. H Geo. L. Wda Hi t:, I I S ..Ml ..’.'If III.:.! .V II V I..II I. (» -IK-ml O. U. '' V - I. 1: . . A t < . Ilenning, I'rt- i - i . L.)...>, '.V.uhingtoi:, D. C .t ai.J ol!i'-i s, Noch.tr; t f.-r n h i-;.*. Ofliccs, Correspondence solicited. ‘.laii-.ii: Huilding, 928 a:. I >' Street, N. W ., Jctoonsr., 95 , 9 ;, 99 aud 100 , ; I. D . Oa L' l U T it K \V R E E I . t'- O. I). on ujiprovai, allovviurf you to uncrivto ami ex- i : ,0 II I til v L.-i -n* you n« « »i>t it. If it is n -t all mul more than we .-it f. .-IL, i.udu In lîi-r wiu-i I than you can g e l for any where near tho fi-tin a n y one « l r< ft •• 1 . end we will 1 ;»y nil«* ijmss charges ourselves. rx-lvt-e. 7ho “ KOXfROSE” Bicyolo 50 n u r Special . \ 11 * k s a m p l e p r i c o o f *** | U --------- al t o our !.. . , .In in .-v l.lryi-lo « \< r ohorotl. W e guarantee it equal 1 - the greatest litirgn . it t the mark - 1 . and you need not m-oeot. it nor p ava rent to any *40 v heel ‘ on B : :ii \vy I. 1 I. .n t. W e aia- F .A t 'L f s I X E ItlC V C ’ I.K if Vt.u li'ilw.t, Hr .1 1 it CH-’. lrfi and take this method o f uult-kly intixMlucing out- l u e o A1P1»E L S . This offer of a sample wheel a t this low price is made to secure ¡1 F î t C E B A C E N T in each town to represent us and take orders. Our agents¡ mnke money ftjst. o n r f l l U S f M T i n i M 1? I- .......... -. 2 . Cl orCfiincl»; lnulefl, 83 inch. Beat s r L U i r i b r i i i u ; i a « Me-lliy seamless lulling w lt’ i forged eonneo- tio-i.s. till j. u.M, im j.rov.-l exinntli r d.-vi«-« t*. la -• ten seat port utui ii-i.iiti.» il ..-; 1 ; ;,:.iA a I. -.'il; 11;'-( ♦•It-in <1 Mu> |M htihsoudhanger— the easi-.-st running known; lit curd **.V* tires, the h u t and o n eo ftlio most exla’iisi vc lirt-son tlie market. The genuine # 4 M . sin ger H ygien lo saddle; p-dulis and a i ' - m ie.< the In-st ol.iainahle. Enameled lit l,‘lu, k maroon ore« u-li ere■■•n. highly llnisheii and ornamented; 8|>«-oial finished ni.-k.-1i ¡g on all bright parts. W e thoroughly test every piece o f material that goes into this machine. Our bin d in g y e a r ’ s g im r - THE HOAfESTEAD is a 20-page paper, four columns to the page. The subscription price is $1 a year, iu advance. Its publication was be - Xa sSl r/ . a . f,\ gun March 1, 1900, and it immediately took first place among general / S U i I fig fA farm papers, and will maintain it. The Homestead has all the facilities f IB 31AM FACT! Ifi! for publishing a farm paper of the first class, and of wide circulation. Oregon Members- «H Why send your money cast ? Why not help maintain here in the north ■ on * ’¿ i west a farm newspaper of general circulation and devoted to the inter Philadelphia,Jvne 18.—Following ests of this section? is a list of committeemen for Oregon U We will send this paper—tho H erald — and the large, illustrated 9 iu the Republican national jouven- H farm (taper, THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, issued weekly, at Salem B tion: S — both papers for one year for only $ 2 . Chnirmnn of delegation— Wallace SHBK C k ' a ^ v o ' i o ^ ml I mi tho i»i fi.ho rush In full with order we will (f send fit «» u genuluo H u rd ick 1>" .*» mllo barrel ]>nttcrn e y c lo Met aiuiiunut. tar-. O’- '. high grade Hour pump. Your money all Lack if you are no| perfectly satisfied. ‘ r he Great Presidential Campaign ot Nntiotml committee member— M iir in lA îsJ ffC l C W " nnf mnmifnetnro tho (heap depart- *»^3 H / l L L l . d i XÏ» nt Store kind of wheels, such as many new, 1900. Geo. A. Steel. concerns nml Mg supply houses advertise and sell ns high grade. W o can furnish them,I however a tîâ fT|7 strlppeds w » • t.. il2..oeomph-t4-. W o do not guarantee nor rt«o..m- Permanent organization — Mal mend I t » I 1 L I I .I :K « l iU K K I X « J « .................... » >» or- how cheap, w r i t , « . e n d let M V I l / o o how much w c c c n jc v e y o d o n the mcri>lnw < The policies of the great political colm A. Moody. I f von I lH lA S H r” 4 ^ D M V a wlieel wo can assist y u to E V3t.\ A III . 4 LF. h> (Us (Thrice-a-Week Edition) ure U f i A R k C 1 0 H U I trll.iitlngentalogn.-irorusafew days. W e need one is’ reon parties arc now being formed and Credentials — Wallace MeCam- In each town for this purpose. W e hax • : cveral liundred Sl-:t’4»M> 1IAN I» \* 1 1I.E 1> taken in tiudo which m - o the candidates discussed. Every will close ou t at * 8 to # 1 « each; c h o seine shqiw- rn tun: n «-s.- d U» moti.-ls v- r> , ,hc, ninnt. , , i •» ltp r 1 \ iti I I T Y isuniiuc' U r.<- 1. 4V-- i-.-l'.-r t ) u- • linnk or In un- s hou.-o in L.iieniio. oi any expre.sor^ w'e.lt -1.1 v- ! I- ..................... ... 1 Rules and order of business — citizen must study the great ques ALMOST A DAILY AT THE PR IC E tions that arc to come before the send ïèun ORsrni Rufus S. Moore. OF A W EEKLY. This cau only bo done J . L . M E A D G Y C L È G O M P A N Y , Chicago, iu. To notify nominee for president people. through the medium of n great — Henry E. Ankeny. The most widely circulated “ week To notify nominee for vice-presi newspaper. Now is the time, there ly” newspaper in America is the fore, for every voter to subscribe I dent—Thomas McEwen. Thrico-a-Week edition of Tho New for the best and most reliable news Resolutions—John D. Daly. York World, and with the presiden paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly tial campaign now at hand you cau- Republic, of St. Louis, covers the A salmon weighing 84 pounds not do without it. Hero are some whoie field of political news. While was lately caught on the Columbia. of the reasons why it is easily the It was 41 feet long ami ‘.4 feet nt it is Democratic, it publishes the leader in a dollar a year journalism: the largest circumference, and filled news in regard to all political par It is issued every other dav. and Its tele 5 dozen and 9 cans. The fisher ties without prejudice. is to all purposes a daily. graphic and cable news service is man was paid $5.4(5 for the fish. Every week each subscriber re superior to that of any other paper, The colored paintings of poultry and its special features are the best I ceives IS pages and often during the “ busy” season 24 pages each week. in Biggie Poultry Book cost $1000 Attention is also called to the R e -; The price is only $1 per year. to paint and reproduoe. The work public’s Sunday Magazine. Its half It is virtually a daily at the price was done by one of the lending live tone illustrations are alone worth Un stock nrtists of the country. Big subscription price. It is made up of a weekly. Its news covers every known part gie Poultry Book costs but 50 cents; of special articles by the lit st lite send to the publishers, Wilmer At rary talent, embracing a variety of of the world. No weekly newspaper I could stand alone aud furnish such j kinson Co., Philadelphia. subjects of current interest. News service. “ Sixteen hoys went to tho ennnl features of absorbing interest are The Thrieb-a-Week World has at on a summer’s afternoon to swim,” j illustrated and enlarged upon. For its disposal all of the resources o f , the benefit of the ladies the latest I snid the teacher, “ but five were told tho greatest newspaper in existence not to bathe. How many went iu?” fashions arc handsomely illustrated. — the wonder of modern journalism The Republic Sunday Magazine is — “ America’s Greatest Newspaper,” j “ Sixteen,” said Sam. always interesting to every member | ns it lms been justly termed—The | of the family. New York World. Tho subscription price of the Its political news is absolutely i Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per impartial. This fact will be oi year; the Republic Sunday Maga especial value in the Presidential! zine, $1.25 per year. Both papers campaign coining on. arc now being offered at the very The best of curreut fiction is price of $1.50 for one year. To found in its columns. Curran & Gass, Proprietors. \ low secure this low rate both must be These ore only some of the rea a v in g n o t o u r o u t t h e c k n -I ordered and paid for at the same sons; there arc others. Read it trnl Meat Market, we will l>o able to time. Address all orders to and see them all. furnish nil kinds of Meat—Heof, Mutton THE REPUBLIC, anti Pork, and will m y the highest cash Wo offer this uneqnaled news St. Louis. Mo. price (or beef, hoes, sneer, etc. paper and tho Co.iuille City H ikali . < Cl UR ’.N a PASS. together one year for $2.15. This Paper Farm Journal The regular subscription prico of | T (¡. E C K L E 8 , the two papers is $2 50. I • C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OR. 1 Year. 5 Years. New York World Central ». ! Seat Market \ifcc. \ H A FARM JOURNAL llonse, Sigu anil Carriage Pay Up and Get Both Papers at Painter. Price of One. Paper Hanging, AUUUD ^rrtin """ Interior Decorating We want to get 5 0 0 new sub f Lift Nearly 5 Yrars. scribers to the H erald , and are 3 nu-l By special arrangement made with Graining. going to do it if we can; we there the publishers of the FARM JOI It-! I am a former located nc.tr Stony Brook, one of the most malarious fore continue our arrangement with : NAIi we are enabled to offer that Estimates furnished on all classes the Farm Journal, by which we can dWricttta fifis State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times (taper to every subscriber who pays of work. Satisfaction guaranteed scud this paper (T he C oquille C ity so ' could not work and was always very constipated as we l For for the HERALD one year ahead, v°-trsTh id ni il-ria so h J in the spring, when engaged.n plowmg HxaiLn) 1 year and the Farm Jour for only $1.50 —troth papers for the that I could 1 ' ■ I must ave taken about a barrel nal 5 years, both for only $1.50. I price of ours only. Our paper one oi auinine pills besides dozens of ether remedies, but never obtained Aud we make the same offer to year and the FARM JOI RNAI. front anv Deimanent bcnclit. Last fall, in peach rime, I had a most serious all old subscribers who will pay all now to December 1903, nearly 5 a' \ U f c h il ls a n d then commenced to take Ripans Tabules, upon a Cut this ont and rr»nrn with $1 (money arrearages and 1 year in advance. | years. The FARM JOURNAL is order or currency) ami we will order the f .d ’s n d v 'c, and the first box made me all right and 1 have neve You know what our pnper is. and | an old established paper, enjoying following “ Family Combi nation” sent pre been without them since. I take one Tab-ale cam morning and night the Farm Journal is a gem— prac 1 great popularity, one of the best paid: and sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted I take three in tical, progressive— a clean, honest, I and most useful farm papers puli San Francisco Weekly Post 1 yr useful pnper. full of gumption, full h t, m y b o w e l» regular and I mbed. Bvif-Do not delay. The Gentlewoman 1 yr. h t e not !i - J the !e -st' U ich of malaria nor spi tting headache since I o f sunshine, w ith an immense eircu- commenced using them. I know al o th ,t l sleep better and wake up National lllust. Magazine 1 yr lation among the best people every morerefreshed th in ' merly. I don’t know how many complaints Vo Other Paper Amer. Poultry Advocate 1 yr where. i'oii might to take it. Gives the clubbing offers that you Happy Hours Fam. Mag. I yr entt get with the H lralo . No v it is Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr the O u r Price $1; GREAT A Big Bargain M b Moll of TUt! Regular Cost $4 Subscribers to the Herald who This combination tills ;i f-.uiilv i t . d. We will substitute the t’hic if » Weekly Inter Oo-■an. Konsiui C’itv Wet-kh S*:ir. New York Weekly Tribune. Denver Weekly times. Toledo Weekly HlaJe I’w iee-n-v.. ,-k I. -ms- ville Ponrier 'onru tl. -*r Montreal W»ekly Pu/ette In |»la©P of 5^ntl 1' m isc .» Weekly P.vst if desired, but no other changes ate allowed, (’ lobbing list f«»r :\ -tamp. O . I I . J O N I ’. S , lio i'm 1. Clr. M|rr. Vermont Farm Journal. ap-r»ll>l W ILM 1N O IO N . \ L H M O M accept our d ubbing offer of the Farm Journal and the Herald at $1.50, will receive the Farm Journal for the re mainder of 1900, and all of 1901. 1902, 1903 and 1904. O R E G O N IA N which we will give for 1 year ns a premium to Hrnu.n subscribers. Pay up arrears and send in $2 for 1 }•« ar in advance to the Coquille City H f . kai p anti we will s« nd you tlie U'crklg Oregonian f o r 1 year in» a ¡iremium, fully (raid tip. »nd ?ate and hi all kinds ot w ea th «^ a- f. ! i, ,vc never e ioved s, ch g.wJ health as I have since last fall, in m yn ihbors • all remarked m y Improved condinon and t - g , ■ John v at are von doing to look so healthy . sa.J V, tN T rn - a »•n i retim i' m nìs w i„ . . . iu a»ruc#»:.. N r .v V.g-k. ^ i. — . - m -Le I liraith thnt R I P A 5 9 wlll rot Tl.rjr banlsh pain m nirò. K I P v > 9, t v* .f,| l: I U \ N b . n t • ; . «•' >r. 1 .<■ q-t : > »•»'•«'itM.-v.. r P - f n D . i . j v » 1-a l V. dniEst. r» T e n M ir p lr sa n lo s# . : «•)! t- ne 7 -ddrc.-s tu r j c«tn.-. iorwar :ed t-> tt» '.ù«®icsil Cu,
