Coquille City herald., July 10, 1900, Image 4

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Celebrafon at Dora
Great Clubbing Offer:
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T U E S D A Y , J U L Y £ 1‘JOO.
The Fourth of July w h s duly
| celebrated by patroitic citizens o f
I the Dora neighborhood, the school
Church Directory.
with Mr. Fargo as teacher, taking
..
.
I h prominent part. Prof. W. H.
e a c h Sunday morniuK and evening, by the Uuucb was booked lor tbo oration
pastor,
E. L. F itch
, but o w in g to the lucleiueucy of
Bev. Kobt. Ennis. Treabytiriun, will con- the weather or other cause, he failed
duct services in this city the 2 d and 4 th .
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U /^.sbi.,
Fine homo — good house of <i
rooms,
nice lots, most eligibly
located, for sale cheap.
Apply at
this o ffice .
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BO Y E A R S ’
E X P E R IE N C E
Kciona V IT A L IT Y
L O S T V IG O R
Thin p a p e r (the Coquille City H ehali .) has made arrangement« with I M E J J V I T A
the Cir. Mgr. of the "Vermont Farm Journal." which enables us to make
■ ■ ■ n AND M ANHOOD
the most remarkable clubbing offer ever before heard of in this section 1 Cures tm p o te n cy , N ig h t E m issions ?nd
w a stin g diseases, a ll e ffe c t s o f seif-
Here it is :
The COQUILLE CITV HERALD 1 Year,
Sundays o f each mouth in the little church, |
RPP^&*\ a u d M ldS O lO \V O tk ly
until further notice. All are cordially in- t o o k this part o f th e p r o g r a m upon
F a iim J o u r n a l 1 y r .
| Sun Francisco Weekly Post 1 yr.
J American Poultry Advocate 1 yr.
] The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
| National Illustrated Magazine 1 yr.
(_ Happy' Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr.
f V erm ont
vited-
1 herself, and it must Lie said to her
»Otic-S: credit, that her well timed remark*
At the Christian church. Coquille t.’ity, were no lueau etlol!, uud Were duly
lrtand 3d Sunday» of each mouth ;
u appreciated l»y the auJieuce aud
Suiuncr on the L'd Sunday o f each month;
Miss (Jlura Hcofield tend the D ec-j
Bear Creek on 4 th Sundays.
laiutiou c f independence in a very
pleasing manner. The further exor­
LO C AL ITEM S.
cises consisted of patriotic d ecla -.
C. H. Merchant, of Mm-hfield •nations and songs too numerous to j
waB a visitor in our town Friday. mention, a hurdle race, three-legged
race, young ladies’ race potato race,
Mrs. M. II. Here ey is closing out etc. The tliree-h-ggod race was
her summer Millinery for less than won by Walt Laird and Willie
cost.
* Clinton, ami the young ladies race
J.F. Hall,cue of Marshfield's pop­ was a tie between Verna Weekly
u la r attorneys came over Friday and Saleto IIowc and Fred Folsorae
a n d returned by the sumo train. won the potato race; while the
Judge Scbroeder wns in town on basket dinner, another important
Friday attending to matters iu nn feature was good enough for a king
estate of which lie is ndministr itor. and sufficient iu quantity fur three
times the crowd.
Those wishiug either small or
largy photographs should call at
Arrivals and Departures.
Wilkins’ gallery without delay. *
How Is this?
Perhaps sleepless nights
caused it, or grief, or sick­
ness, or perhaps it was care.
No matter what the cause,
you cannot wish to look old
at thirty.
Gray hair is starved hair.
The hair bulbs have been
deprived of proper food or
proper nerve force.
I r
a m
*
.
•
All for Only $ 2 . 30 ;
Res& pJ.rie is
abuse, o r e x c e s s a n d Indis­
c r e tio n . A i i e r v e t o u l c a m *
b l o o d b u i l d e r , fir in g s th e
pink g lo w t o p a le c h e e k s and
re sto re s th e lire o f you th .
B y m a ilfJ O c p e r b o x ; 6 boxes
fo r $ ¡¿ . 5 0 ; w ith a w r i t t e n g u a r a n ­
t e e to e u ro o r r e lh u d th o m o n e y .
N E R V IT A M E D I C A L C O .
Clinton A J a ck son S ts.. CM ICACO, ILL.
For sals by Coqaills Pharmacy
mss
HIGH... I
Tliis great combination meets the wants of tho entire household. The U kum . i » cives
all the local and county nows; it is your home paper and no member of the Household
can do without it. The Vermont Farm Journal and American Poultry Advocate should
be in the hands of every up-to-date farmer or poultry raider. The tiei tlawoman in tho
best paper we know of for the ladies, being very similar in si/e, make-up and quality to
the Lauiea* Home Journal. The National Illustrated Magazine, dublished at NVnBhiug-
ton, is »he only publication that publishes tlie civil service news. Happy Hours is a
large 2S-page magazine, designed to arouse, entertain and instruct the whole family.
Tho San Francisco Weekly Post gives the news of the world in good, d ean , : end able
form, the market reports and lots of other interesting matter. If you wish we will sub-
itute the Chicago Weekly Inter )ceun. Kansas City Weekly Star, New York Weekly
Tribune. Denver Weekly Times, Toledo Weekly Blade. Twioo-a-we k Louisville Courier-
Journal, or Montreal Weekly Gazette in place of Fan Francisco Weekly Post. No other
chance« allowed. Call on or address, wiVh cash,
TH E HEKALD.
Coquille City, Oregon.
8 to
1 2
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EXAMINATION ANO APPROVAL
You Know Just What Vou
Buy. E very Watch stamp*
e«l w i t h m aker’s name,
and warranted. This haii<l>
some, durable, reliable
Cenulno Duaber Sllverlna
Cas« (Open Face, screw
b a c k and screw bezel,
dust-proof, will wear and
r«’taln its perloot
allvar co lo r for a
llfottma, Rent’s 18 -
8 i ze, stem wind
and stem set, lit«
ted a ltb a aonuina
S E TH TH OM A S
CENTURY Mova«
mant, guaranteed
aoeureta 5 years,
a?- ¿rood and gren-
tcel appearing a
watch us any man
S n e e d s . Send us
;i M this ad. wii h your
m order and we will
B i e n d it C. O. D.
'M subject to y o u r
jBf examination and
i j approval. Exam«
** ine It thoroiijrhly
and if found just
- a s represented,
equal to watches
retailed a s It i^ b
asilO.OO, pay Exp.
utft. o u r p r i c e ,
Hin and HERALD in r>fn
T r a d ì M arks
D is io n s
C o p y r ig h ts A c .
Anyone «tending a sketch and description m»y
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether on
Invention is probably patentable. Communlca-
tions strictly conQdentlaL Handbook on l*t
sent free, oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken tnmugh Munn X Co. receive
tpecial notice, without charge, in the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illuatrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any sctentlflo journak Terms. $» a
year ; four mouths, $ 1 . Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN 4C cl 3« » ^ New Yo
rk
0
Branch OfflceTTub V St.. Washtofciou’, D.
.
PENSIONS,
P A TE N TS ,
AND
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
Gluima again st the G overn m en t.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
(Formerly Third Auditor U. S. Treasury.)
A t t o r n e y a n il C o u n s e llo r a t L a w .
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents,
Trade Marks and Copyrights.
Practices before the Supreme Court of the U . S
Court of Claims, and all Departments of the Go«
eminent.
uiJ¡ both 1 month, 4U I ID
Mrs. E. A. McDuffee, who lias
Arrivals from s o u th , Tuesday.
a ’
Special attention given to claims of officers ar
increases the circulation in
enlisted men, b.r A rm y and Navy service in ti
been quite ill of late from a billions I\V Del N« rte; W. \Y. Lee, li. T.
the sc
y . xican W ar. W ar of the Rebellion and the W •
attack, is about n’ l right again, in r Butler, .J. W Ii mv , \V. A. Worth
to t
with Spain. A lso Chains of Government Contra«
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only - $2.10
i ors. Collection of Accounts.
ing
fever having entirely subsided.
inylon, O. I). Burnett, Mrs. Polleek, I
Refers by permission to Hon. Geo. I*. Wel-
“
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both
1
gear,
only
-
-
4.15
bull
V
lington, U S. Senator from Maryland, General O.
Sheriff Gage returned Friday Miss A. Ilaiiscoru, Miss Tarpon,
Used according to direc- lo­
O. Howard, U. S. A rm y, G eorge C. Henning,
¡»resident. Traders National Bank, Washington,
tions, gray heir begins
All the Congressional and State Legislative News
from a trip to Salem whither lie Mrs. Wort hi ny ton, Mrs. Oast», Win. j
D . C., and others.
show color in a few days
had gone to convoy Mrs. Sylyestor MeAI!t*ii, Miss Simpson, Miss Mil-
come
full
and
complete
daily,
and
your
Best
\
N o charge for advice. Correspondence solicited.
Soon it has all the scitneu-
Kasky to the insane asylum, she Dr, MUs Loo, W Pays, J. Carpen­
and richness of youth and g
Meekly Local Paper for only the price of one.
Offices, A tlantic Building,
ter,
B.
Turpen.
().
Wilson,
Miss
having been adjudged insane at
the color of early life returns. ’
and Exp. charges. Give It 30 days trial. If not sat­
928 and 930 F Street, N . W .,
isfied we return your money. Foroasb with order
Butler, Mrs. Butler.
W ould you like cur book
the bay last week.
W« send you PNCE • Pino Cold-Plafod WATCH CHAIN.
R o o m ., 95, 97, 99 and io o ,
.
on the H a ir? W e will gladly
F. E. Encell &Co. 330 Durborn St.Chlcag«
T ANTED—SEVEtEAL
PKlt.SONS KOlt
P o ll . . l 1
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ANTED—SEVERAL PElt.SONS
) f,R'?,I.,U r" ; UOrl*1' ,ly
W A S H I N O T O N . D . C .
send it to you.
v \ District Office Managers iu this state \ . Phil iips,i£rrick Anderson, Char-
to represent i.i« m «heir own „ml-um.uml- |PS IWiras, Alvall Linelmck, W. C.
VJi lto i : s f
ing ctfuuties. Willing to pay yearly fcbii),
.
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The Lending General Farm Paper
payable weekly. Desirable employment , M lllsap,l>ahlol liO ld , \\ in M arring:
If you do not obtain ail the
of the Northwest—A High-Class,
benefits you expected from
with usual opportunities, lie fere nets e>-, tor, Mrs. Harrington, »J. W. porter,
changed. Enclose self-addressed stanmed I 1,1, ___ 1»
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the V igor, write the doctor
Illustrated Farm Journal — Pub­
cn approval to y en r nddross WSTMOUT A C E N T IM A D V A N C E *
envelope. IS. A. Park, 320 Caxton Building, j
*-1, L o o lio n , Mrs. J
¿:E*tL9 u s t o u r o r d e r . stain whether yon wish Indy’» or mnn’a
about it. H e may be able to
lished Weekly at Salem, Oregon.
w heel; trive color, height o f fram e and gear wanted and W E W I L L » H I P
Chicago.
’ J. Wilson, Mrs. Ilellen Rook,
S.
suggest som ething of value
TE1E W H E E L O. O. D. on approvrd, allowing; you to urn-rat* mid ex ­
amine it fully before you accept It- If it is not all und inoro thiui we
to y ou . A ddrsss, Dr. J. C .
Having disposed o f my Millinery Mrs. Scott, A. II. Dell.
claim for it, and a better wheel than yeti can pet for any where near the
THE HOMESTEAD is a 20-page paper, four columns to the page.
price from any one el e, refuse it ami we will pay ¡ill express chaivea
A y er C o ., Lowell, M ass. 9
business aud staple goods, I will
Arrivals bv Areata, Friday: Mrs.
ourselves. T ito 44M O N T R O S E 99 U /cyo/m £ < a O
> a
The subscription price is $1 a year, in advance. Its publication was be­
a t o u r S p e c i u l / ' c e n t ’ s a n n ip lo p r i c e o f *•* J Q ■ - .T.
have a closing* out sale of summer J. P. Price, Mrs. A. Ward, Mrs.
is the greatest bargain in a bicycle ever offered. W e g u aran toelt equal
gun March 1, 1000, and it immediately took first place among general
to any WO wheel on the market, and yon need not accept it nor par a vent
Millinery, commeuciiig July 11th Hoffman, Miss L. Hnuscliild, J.
if you do not find it ns w e represent. Wo are E X C L U S IV E B I C Y C L E
farm papers, and will maintain it.
The Homestead has all the facilities j
M AN i'l'A C T C R K I I S ana take tula method o f quickly Introducing
andcoutiuue through the mouth Dickson, E. D. Hond, Miss D. R ich­
our 11*00 MOUEI.H. This offer o f a sample wheel at this low price la
for publishing a farm paper of the first class, and of wide circulation. |
mado
to secure a R I D E R A G E N T in each town to repruaeutua
or uutil all goods are disposed of. ards, Miss tiriuiger, Mrs. Scbwnlz,
and take orders. Our agents make monry fast.
Why send your money east? Why not help maintain here in the north­
Speed Program.
C D C ftlC B d * A T I flA I C Frame. *2. 24 or 86 inch; ladle«, M Inch. Iteet
*j3t
M rs . M. H. H ersey .
Miss Scliwalz, Miss S. Scbwnlz,
w r L w S r lw M | lU ra O a Shelhy penniless tul.ii.g with forged connec­
west a farm newspaper of general circulation and devoted to the inter­
tions. flush joints, im proved exi*ander device to fasten aoat ikih C and
handle bar; R oyal Arch crown; the celebrated M avis hubs urn! nanger—
Uocle Fred Sclietter, the tele- C. Hchwnlz, Miss Cottou, Harry
The officers of tho Second South­ ests of this section ?
th«) easiest running known; K r r o r d “ A ” tires, the best and 0110 o f tho
Walter,
A.
J.
Daker,
Elder,
C.
E.
m oatexpensivetireson the market. The genuine « 1 M eW nger lly g lo u le
graph and telephone man of Em ­
We will send this paper—the H erald — -and the large, illustrated
ern Oregon District Agricultural
saddle; pedals, tools and accessories tho la st obtainable. Enameled in
black, maroon o r coach green, highly finished and ornamented; special
pire City, come over to this valley Crumby, J. H. Price, Thomas, John­ Association have decided on the fol­ farm paper, THE l ’ .YCIFIO HOMESTEAD, issued weekly, at Salem
finished niekeling on all bright parU. W e thoroughly test every plecer
o f material that goes in to this machine. Our b in d in g y e u r’ a gu u r-
for a little recreation lately, spend son, W. R. Kelly, E. Stemway, Her­ lowing speed program, the prizes — both papers for one year for only $2.
n n fee b on d with each bicycle.
r n r r to any one sending the fi<;.A O ca«h in full with order we will
ing the 4th at Uaudon, going to man Hongall, E. G. Riddle, James for which are guaranteed, says the
■ V lC C send freo a genuine liu rd ieU R'.'wO mile barrel pattern cyclo­
meter; or a high grade floor pump. Y our money all back i f you are nob
tho upper river ou the (Jtb, return­ Riddle, Geo CLow, John Olsen, Coos Bay News:
ih
s
Great
Presidential
Campaign
of
perfectly
s
Chas. Sparrow, Clms. Norton, Joe
A U P A Q U fU C C I 0
Wo
no* manufacture the cheap depart-
ing home u day or so latter.
1900 .
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 0 t H.
V ilL N r
V i i l b b L d i merit store kind o f wheels, such us ninny new
Scike.
concerns and big supply houses advertise and B ell
high grade. W e can furnish them,!
however,
a
t
$5
to
?7
stripped;
o
r
89.75
to
€12.50complete.
W o do not guarantee nor recom­
Ed. Donnell, long a resident of
Race No. 1.— Trotting and pacing
Arrivals from Protlnnd bv Del
mend them. B E F O R E O R D E R IN G a bicycle o f any one else, no matter who o r how
Tho
policies
of
the
great
political
|
cheap, w rite ua and let us tell y ou how much we can save you on the same machine.
this county, started northward last Norte, Monday: Mrs. J. W. Rooke for 2 year-olds, twro in three; purse,
If you j l U i n i p 1 . D M y a wheel we can assist you t o E A R X A B I C Y C L E by dls-
parties are now being formed and
Tuesday with his family to fiod Mrs. H. Scott, Mis. McGee, Miss $ 100 .
are W i l H D L C I w D U I trlbutlng catalogues fo r us a few days. W e need 0110 i«erso*i
In each town fo r this-purpose W e have several hundred HECON I> II A N D W H E E L S taken in trade which v
Every I
will close out nt « 3 to * 1 0 each; also som e shopworn samples and ’99 models very cheap. Send fo r Hsrrnln LU
a new pluce of residence. He was May McGee, F. H. Skinner, I. T.
Race No. 2.— Running £ mile the candidates discussed.
( H i t R E L I A B I L I T Y is unquestioned. W e refer to any bank o r hnsinoss house in Chicago, or any express c
citizen must study the great ques- |
first thinking of locating in the
railroad company. W'o will pend you letters o f reference direct from the largest banks in Chicago if you wish 1
Lingo, Irving Chandler, Jas. Mc­ dash; purse, $100.
C C U IT V f « l ! 9 f i f f t f t r e » toda y . This low price and these s p e cia l term s o f shipment Without deposit wi
ALMOST A D A IL Y -A T THE PRICE U
LIVII IlrUft UnUtn be withdrawn very soon. HTG I vo name o f this paper.
.
state of Washington, but latterly Gee, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. D. G. Hig-
Race No. 3.—Trotting, 2:50 class, tions that are to come before the
OF
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people.
This
can
only
be
done
concluded to take a trip iu south­ g in s
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purse,
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ins, Martin Wallace, Wra. (.’ hand-
through the medium of a great
ern Oregon.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1 s T.
1er.
The
most
widely
circulated
“
week-
newspaper. Now is the time, there­
J have started a bicycle repair
Race No. 4.— Trottiug, 3-yoar-olds fore. for every voter to subscribe ! ly” newspaper in America is the
aud euudry shop i u this city, and
and
under,
2
in
3;
purse,
$150.
(llnndon Recorder.)
for the best and most reliable news­ Thrice-a-Week edition o f The New
can be found one door east o f the
Race No. 5.— Trotting and pacing paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly York World, and with the presiden­
The Bandon Woolen Mills Co.
postoffice on l1 rout street. I keep
2:40 class, 3 in 5; purse, $200.
Republic, of St. Louis, covers the tial campaign now nt hand vou can­
on hand nil kinds of euudrics such wants a few good wood choppers.
Race No. 6.— Running, ^ mile whole field of political news. While not do without it Here are some
as tires, rims, cement, oils, spokes, W ill pay caeh.
it is Democratic, it publishes the of tho reasons why it is easily the
Dave Johnson, o f Coquille City, dash and repent; purse, $150.
nipples, tire-tupe, valves, steel balls,
SATURDAY, SKPTEMBF.R I s T .
news in regard to all political par­ ! leader in a dollar a year journalism:
is
tending
bar
for
Alvin
Mimck
eto., etc. All kiuds of repairing
It is issued every other dav, and
Its tele­
Race No. 7.— Trotting, 3 minute ties without prejudice.
neatly doue on short order. Send of this place.
s U iß f
graphic and cable news service is ; is to all purposes a daily.
or bring your crippled wheels.
S. 8. Culver and wife came in class, 3 in 5; purse, $150.
Every
week
each
subscriber
re-
Race No. 8.— Trotting and pac­ superior to that of any other paper,
from Iloseburg to spend the fourth
I. R . N o sler .
and its special features are the best | eeives 18 pages aud often during the
All friends o f Sabbatli-schools at Baudot). They arrived ¡Monday ing, free-for-all; purse, $250.
Attention is also called to the Re­ | “ busy” season 21 pages each week.
Race No. !).— Running, novelty
are cordially invited to attened the j evening, having come by wagon,
The price is only $1 per year.
public’s Sunday Magazine. Its half-
race; purse, $150.
couuty Sunday-school convention j A. If. Buckingham and family
It is virtually a daily at the price
| tone illustrations are alone worth the
The
track
is
now
in
first-class
on the 17tliaud 19th. Good speak- ■ and Mrs. S. 1). Barrows have bturteil
j subscription price. It is made up of a weekly.
shape
and
will
be
kept
iu
condition
ets on interesting subjects relating 1 for the Willamette valley. Mr.
Its news covers every known part j
| of special articles by the best lite-
to Sunday-school work will be iu ; B, and family will make that place until tho fair meets. For further
: rary talent, embracing a variety of of the world. No weekly newspaper
attendance. Everyone will have a their future home, and Mrs. Bar- particulars address.
W. II. Mir.i.i:a, Roseburg, Oregon. | subjects of current interest. News could stand alone and furnish such
W e own and occu p y th e tallest m ercantile building In th e w orld. W e have
chance to take a pint in the discus­ rows has gone to visit relatives and
over 2,000,000 custom ers. Sixteen hundred clerks are co nstantly
features of absorbing interest are service.
Or T. H. B arry , Marshfield.
engaged filling o u t-o f-to w n orders.
sions. Come mid get acquainted friends.
The
Thrice-a-Week
World
has
at
,
illustrated
and
enlarged
upou.
For
aud help push the Sabbat:i-school
its disposal all of the resources of
O U R G E N E R A L C A T A L O G U E is th e book o f th e people — it quotes
j
the
benefit
of
the
ladies
the
latest
cause. By order of the committee, j
W h o le sa le Prices to E v eryb o d y, has over 1,000 pages, 26.000 illustrations, and
A e l o t e l T h im t e i,
1 fashions are handsomely illustrated. tho greatest newspaper in existence
60.000 descriptions o f articles w ith prices. It costs 72 cents to print and m ail
—
the
wonder
of
modern
journalism
I wish to say that I feel under
G. G. Swan, representing school
each copy. W e w a n t you to have one. S E N D F I F T E E N C E N T S to sh o w
1 The Republic Sunday Magazine is
your good faith, and w e 'll send you a co py F R E E , w ith a ll charges prepaid.
district No. 4S, and L. S. Mi nurd last ing obligations for what Clnim-
always interesting to every member ! — “ America’s Greatest Newspaper,”
as
it
lias
been
justly
termed—
The
district No. 32, presented petitions
of the family.
to our county court, now in session
The subscription price of the New York World.
Its political news is absolutely
______ *
praying the division of tho two so many rase« of coughs, luinr troub-
Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per
impartial.
This fact will be ol
meutioued district and the forma­ los ami whooping cough, nn it has
I
year;
the
Republic
Sunday
Maga­
Curran
Gass, Proprietors.
tion of a new one, which petitions always givon tho most perfo» t satis­
zine, $1.25 per year. Both papers especial value in the Presidential
; campaign coming on.
were duly griuitid and the new faction, \vc feel greatly indebted to
¡!<>r<i:n o u t t h e < t : n - are now being offered at the very
The best of current fiction is
district has been laid out and the manufacturers of this remedy i r a ' ï , at Market, wo will ho able to low price of $1.50 for one year. To
furnish
all
kinds
<
>
!
Moat—Hoof.
Mutton
platted by County Superintendent and wish them to please accept our ami Fork, anti will pay tho highest cash secure this low rate both must be i found in its columns.
These are only some of the r*a-
Bunch, and bears the name of hearty thanks.~ Kespeetfully, Mas. price for hi t f, hogs, sheep, etc.
! ordered and paid for at the same
cl'K U A N & GASS.
I sons; there are others.
Read it
S. D oty , D os Moines, Iowa.
For
Pleasaut Hill.
j time. Address all orders to
j and see them all.
Bale by lb S. Knowlton.
THE
REPUBLIC,
Every discriminating person will
We offer this unequaled news-
St. Lonis. Mo.
say that The Biggie Books contain
! p a p e r a n d t h e Coquille City H e r a l d
I Coast Mail. I
a greater amount of condensed,
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G. EOKLES,
•ogether oue year for $2.15.
Miss Flossie Roberts return'd S • C O Q U IL L E C l l’ Y, OR.
rominon bohno , well arranged infor­
The regular subscription price of
to
Ilio
bay
on
the
Del
Norte.
mation, than any books they have
the two papers is $2 50.
seen relating to then- important
There nro eight horse in training
I l o u s e Sign and Carriage
branches of farm industry. The at the race track preparing for tiie
ai ut t .
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F A R M
price o f each is CO cents, by mail; coming Fair in August.
Fs; r Hanging,
, . . .
C -.V
Jay Up and Get Bo.h Papers at
address the publishers, Wilmor
( ’apt. Ernst, of the steamer Alma
Inter or Decoratili;
Price
of
One.
Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
is suffering from bnnisou bis neck
and
I'l'oiii non t« Dor. I HO;»
-
Tiio Star C om o'y Company caused by a steam hose bursting • V
training.
We want t o get 5 0 0 new sub­
Nearly Years.
again put "O le Olaeu” on the and scalding him.
scriber« to th o H er . u . p , and are
By special arrangement made with
boards at M isouie Hall on the night
All the grading on the Daniels
h-tiiantes furnished on all classes going to do it if w e c a n ; w o th e r e ­
of tlis 31 having been thwarted by Creek road is practically completed o f work, Satisfaction guaranteed fore1 continue o u r a r r a n g e m e n t w ith the publishers of the FARM JOUR-j
I am a farmer located near Stony Brook, one of the most malarious
NAL we are enabled to offer that
eickuess and other unavoidable two small bridges only yet to
th e F a rm J o u rn a l, b y w h ich w c ca n
districts in ti is State, and was bothered with malaria for year*, it hmes
paper to every subscriber who pays
causes from presenting a new play, go in. Track laying
is
being
j se m i th is paper ( T he C oquille C it y
so I could not work, an I was always very constipated as well. For
for the HERALD one year ahead,
but, however, as usual they bad rushed.
H erald ) 1 y e a r a n d th e F a rm J o u r ­
years 1 had ¡¡viiaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in plowing,
for
only
$1.50
-both
papers
for
the
a crowded Ionise and appreciative
nal 5 years, b o t h f o r o n ly $ 1 . 50 .
that I could do nothing but shake. I must have taken about a barrel
price
of
ours
only.
Our
paper
one
Ilnnnlj’ Is tltoort I)e«*p.
audience. The play is a good one
And we make tho same offer to
ot quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
year and tho FARM JOURNAL from
Clean blood means n clean «kin. N_
and will bear repeating, while the
all old subscribers who will pay all
anv permanent benefit. Last fall, in peach time, I had a m olt serious
without it. (.’»«caret«, ( andy Cathar-
now to December 1903, nearly 5
Cut tina ont and return with $1 i money
company has some very good act­ beauty
tic clean your blood and keen it clean, by order or currency) and we will'order the arrearages and 1 year iu advance.
at: :ck o f chills and then commenced to take Ripans Tabules, upon a
years.
The FARM JOURNAL is
ors, ami npver fails to give general «tirnng up the lazy liver and driving all im- following Family Combination** *ent nro-
Yon k n o w what our paper is, and
f .nd's advice, and the first box made me all right and I hive never
an old established paper, enjoying
mirities from the body, negtn to-day to paid:
satisfaction
the Farm Journal is a gem—prac­
banish pimple», boils, blotches, blackheads,*
been without them since. I take one Tabule each morning Ind night
great popularity, one of the best
F in e F a r m a m » H o m e f o r S a l e jn .l that ,u kty lulioii. complexion by taking Sail FrailClSCO IVcck/u Post 1 UT tical, progressive—a clean, honest,
and sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted I takfc three in
nsrnn K —beauty for ten cent». All drug- -r,
^
^ useful paper, full of gumption, full and most useful farm papers pub-
— Farm containing 350 acres, about ( gists,
a lay. Th :v have kept my stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and I
satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 26 o, 50 c.
The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
ished. the) 'Do not delay.
of sunshine, with an immense circu­
30 acres in cultivation, about 30 iu
have not had the least touch o f malaria nor splitting headache since I
* «•» •
National
lllust.
Magazine
1
yr
lation among the best people every­
grass and clover (about !j cleared)
commenced usina them. I know also that I sleep better and wake up
How s This.
Amer. Poultry Advocate 1 yr where. You ought to take it.
and 3 acres in orchard.
About
more refreshed th in formerly. I don't know how many complaints
Vo Other Paper
Y e offer One Hundred Dollar» Howard
«0 acres on tract is bottom land; for nnv ca»e o f Catarrh that cannot be Happy Hours Pam. Mag. I yr
Ripans Tabules will help, but I do know they will cure any one in the
Gives
the
clubbing
offors
that
you
balance heavily titnhpted o f the cured by Hall*» Catarrh Cure.
condition I was and I would not be without them at any price. I
Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr
can get with the H erald . N o v it is
F. « 1 . CHKNKY it CO. Proprietor»,
best timber, worth many times
honestly consider them tiie cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as
Price T $1;
Toledo, O. , Our
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,
the
the vnlne ot the Ini d. House of
We the undersigned have known F. J.
R e iT U l& r (J o S t $ 4
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take.
7 rooms, a n d ns g o o d water ftH can ¡ ’beuev for the list 1 » year», and.believe
This combination fill* a family need. We Subscribers to the Herald who
I am twenty-seven years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
Iu, fo u n d in N o r th
Im e ri« »» r io lit !U" ’ E i i
ly
w ! I'"*""'** will «nhatilnte the Chicago Weekly Inter
same as most farmcis, both e.irlv and late and in all kinds of weather,
r e ro u n d I!) n o r t h A m e r i c a r ig h t transact».»»» and financially able to carry Ooeaa, Kftaftaa CHv Weekly Star. New York accept our clubbing offer of ' which we will give for 1 year as a
nt house; other necessary baildl nun , out any obligation« made by their firm.
Weekly Tribune. Denver Weeklv lime»
premium to H erald subecribers.
a n d 1 have never enjoyed such good health as 1 have since last fall; in
the Farm Journal and the
in fa ir c o n d it io n .
P l e n t y o f lan d Tl^ ,
f,
w ild in g K I T « i ' v S
W? ok1/
r w tr v .»..v ik
Pay up arrears ami send in $2 for
fac t, my neighbors h ive all remarked my improved condition and have
t
,
,
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4| ¿til , ’ , Y a 11 a ! ntf-V
• *> ,a r n n * v ille Courier*Journal, or M ontreal W eekly
for two good settlements. About I
DruMtaU, IY»l*t .».Ohio.
Q*s»tu in plac* of San Francisco Weekly Herald at $1.50, will receive | 1 year in advance to the Coquille
sa. J “ Sav lohn, what are you doing to look so healthy ? ”
—
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Hall s CaU rrb Can
>*k»n m itnially. r.Mt if desired, ho« no other ehanitea aie
mile from ncUoolt postoffice and
j City H erald and we will send you
X \ a XTED. —A va*e of bad health th«t R I P A N S will not benefit. They baaleh pain mad prolong Ilf#.
aetinit direotlv
»lie bfcsrf and n iu ou s »Lowed. Clnhbin« list for a >«m p.
the
Farm
Journal
for
the
re­
>> One gtrp« rel.t f. Note the word RT E.\ N 8 on the package and accept no aurMtltufe. R I P A N S ,
« n il.
aorfaoea of tlia xyMeie. 1 ‘riee, 7 .V. per
. . cj i n v l ' a
,
' the Weekly Oregonian fo r 1 year
M tor 5 i«nia «*r t w ive j m < keta f. r
centi, may b# had at anv drug «tore. Ten »ample» and oae tho«»
mainder of 1900, and all of as n premium, fully paid up.
•and r«-*ttin n ni< will he uiai.ed i< any addrass for 5 cents, forwarded to lb« H'pau» chemioal Co., N#^
Inquire nt H erald office, in pet-
by all Dramt.la. Tealimon- 1
Q. H. JUNES, Room I
M dpruceSt.. New York.
Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal.
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free
■ou or by letter.
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WILMINGTON. VISUM ONT. I 1901. 1902. 1903 and 1904. I B l « » » r » » . m i < t t ♦ * 1 » tsa< r»* ,
l«5t4a«
Hall’e Family Pitta are the beat.
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