Coquille City herald., July 31, 1900, Image 4

lBnitdon Recorder. I
b i n i t i * C ity S w a in .
Mrs. Ada 8impsoo, of Baudon
and Miss Mira Culiu, of Coquille,
TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1900. went to Port Orford, yesterday
A m an
to visit friends. They will go to
with a
Cape Blanco before returning.
Church Directory.
thin head
Sim Hunt has a contract to
of hair is
M. E. church, south -regular services
each Suudny inoruiuK and evening, by the furnish brush for the North jetty
a marked
and is delivering it on the wharf
pastor,
E . L. F itch
man. But
Kev. liobt. Ennis. Presbyterian, will con­ here in towo.
It is bound together
duct services in this city the 2d and 4th in
bundles, being fastened to­
__ t h e b i g
Sundays of each mouth i*i the little church,
until further notice. All are oordiallv in­ gether with wire.
| | A l f i bald spot
vited.
W. H. Averill, of Brownsville, V l O V n is not the
Kev. T. J . Owen, Baptist, will fill ap­
pointments as follows, until further notice: and the founder of Baudon, arrived
kind of a mark most
At the Christian church, Coqnille City, here Tuesday evening, comeing to
men like.
1st and lid Sundays of each month;
Sumner on the 2d Sunday of each month; see his son J. 8. Averill, of Gold
Too many men in
Beach. Mrs. W. H. Averill came
Bear Creek on 4th Sundays.
t h e i r tw enties are
with her husband, but stopped to
visit bpr folks at Fisbtrap, and as
bald. This is absurd
LOCAL IT E M S.
harvest is ou in the interior Mr.
and all unnecessary.
Our popular dentist is hooked and Mrs. A-erill expect to leave for
H e a l t h y hair shows
home right away.
for Baudot) August first.
man’s
stren gth . To
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Mrs. M. H. Hersey is closing out
I C o o s B a y N ew s. I
build up the nair from
her summer Milliuery for I pss than
The steamer being built at North
the roots, to prevent
cost.
* Bend will be launched about the
and to
8. E. Johnson and family, of 1st of next month, after which, it
c u r e
Myrtle Point are among the many is said, the keel of alarge sailigg
vessel will be laid immediately.
bald­
visitors at the beach ot late.
Lester Smith, a brnkeman on the
ness,
Miss E ra Butler will take her
u s e—
departure about the Gist of August railroad met with an accident while
for Sau Francisco, while she will coupling cars, at Myrle Point, Friday
last, which resulted in one of his
spend the summer.
fingers being badly mashed.
Capt. V. N. Perry will he the
The new vessel on the stocks at
janitor under the new ruling at our the Marshfield shipyard has been
It always restores
county seat, and will occupy the
color
to faded or gray
sold by C. A. Hooper A Co., to Itobt.
basement of the courthouse after H. Swayen, of Alameda, Cal., and
hair. N o t i c e t n a t
August Grst.
her name has been changed to the
word, “ always.” And
She will be
S e e H e r e t — f . a . white, “Foresthome.”
it cures dandruff.
our Coquille shoemaker, would launched at 3:30 rext Saturday
$ 1 .0 0 • b o ttle . All d ru g g ist*.
like to trade one or more Guitars afternoon. Capt. Colstrup will go
“ My busin ess calls m e ou t am ong
for good clover hay, baled, and to the city with her, and will
stra n g ers a g re a t deal. I would
also for some wood. Call and see probably return Jaud superintend
actu a lly feel asham ed every tim e
I would ta k e off m y hat, m y h air
him. and test his instruments. 4t* the construction of a sister ship
was so th in and th e bald spots
which is to be built immediately
showed so p lain ly. I began th e use
The son of Mr. James who got
o f your H air V ig o r less th a n th ree
for Hooper A Co. After the pro­
m onths ago. Tod ay 1 find I have as
his bund quite badly lacernjed by a
fine a head o f h air as I ever had.
posed vessel is completed, another
I tell everybody w hat I used, and
saw at the shingle mill on Fislitrap
th ey say ‘ i t m u st be a w onderful
will be built, which means work in
one day last week, is impioving,
G ko . Y e a r l .
rem edy. 1
the
yard
for
several
months.
Chicago, HI.
D ec. 14,1898.
the wound healing as fast as could
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a s rep resen ted ,
equal to w atches
retailed a s h i g h
as
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Exp.
ag i. o u r p r i c e ,
$ 2 .9 8
and Bxp. ch arg es. Give it 30 days tria l. If not sat*
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Coquille City, Oregon.
BO Y E A R S ’
EXPERIENCE
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pink glow to p a le c h e e k s and
r e s to re s th e fire o f yo u th . I
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both 1 year, only - -
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A C a r tf o l T h a n k s .
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located, for sale cheap.
Apply at
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O ln iu i.s a g a i n s t t h e G o v e r n m e n t .
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
(Form erly Third Auditor U . S. Treasury.)
A tto r n e y a n d C o u n s e llo r a t L a w .
Solicitor of American ami Foreign Patents,
T rad* Marks and Copyrights.
Practices before the Supreme Court of the U . S .,
Court of Cluiinà, and all Departments of the Gov
eminent.
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tn lis te d m en , to r A rm y nnd N avy se rv ic e in the
M ex ic a n W a r , W a r o f the R e b e llio n and th e Wrar
w ith S n a in . A lso C la im s o f G o v ern m en t C o n tra ct­
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Room s, 95 , 97 , 99 and ioo,
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on npprovul to y o u r address W I T H O U T A
C E N T IN
AD VAN CE.
r eq u e st. I f you do not obtAln all the
I wish to say that I feel under
S E N D U S l f O U f i O f t D E R j stato whether you wl«h lady’s or man**
b e n e fits you e x p e cted from th e use o f
wheel; fdve color, heig ht o f fram e anil g e a r wanted and W E W I L L H 1IIP
th e V ig o r, write
w rite f the Doctor about
p
lasting obligations for what Cham­
T H E W 1 IE K L O. O. D. on approval, allowing you to unorate and e x ­
i t . A ddress,
am ine I t fully before you accept it. I f i t is not all and more than we
berlain's Cough Remedy has done
D r . J . C. A YER.
claim fo r It, and a be tte r wheel than you can net for any where near the
THE
HOMESTEAD
is
a
20-page
paper,
four
columns
to
the
page.
refuso
It and we will
» I n pay all
al cx|iwtss chargee
price from any one else, refu
se it
Lowell, Mass.
ourselves. F ito “ M O N T R O S E .» " B
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for our family. We have used it in
The subscription price is $1 a year, in advance. Its publication wus be­
a t o u r S p e c i a l A g e n t ’s » a m p l e p r i c e o f $ 1 6 ^ 2
so many cases of coughs, lung troub­
is th e g reatest bargain in a bicycle ever offered. Wo guarantee*
gun March 1, 1900, nnd it immediately took first place nmong general
a r a n te e lt equal
5 2 1
to any #40 wheel o the m arket, and you need not accept it nor pay a cent
les and whooping cough, and it has
If you do not find it . n
ns t we repri
rsimiiwnL W « ■ «. V V C I .l’j* ! V E B I C Y C L E
farm papers, and will maintain it. The Homestead has all the facilities
I A i f N
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i S r F f i A l C T I K E K
and t — ---------------------- quickly Introducing
always given the most perfect satis­
ou*- 1 * 0 0 M O D E L S . This offer o f a sam ple wheel ut th is low price 1*
for publishing a farm paper of the first class, and of wide circulation.
G. W. Eeese, who has been liv­ faction, we feel greatly indebted to
made to secure « R I D E R A G E N T in euch town to represent us
Why send your money east ? Why not help maintain here in the north­
and take orders. O ur agents make mon»y fast.
Speed Program.
ing for some time in the Parkers­ the manufacturers of this remedy
C D F P IP IP A T in N Q
Fram e. « , * 4 or 26 inch; ladles. 2* Inch. Bert
west
a
farm
newspaper
of
general
circulation
and
devoted
to
the
inter­
O r k W i r i U M I I W l l O s Shelby seam less tubing with forged connec­
burg neighborhood, called in to see anil wish them to please accept our
tions, Hush Jo in ts, im proved expander device to fasten soat post and
ests
of
this
section
?
handle b a r ; K oyal Arch crow n; the celebrated M a v is hubsand hanger—
The
officers
of
the
Second
South­
us this morning before leaving for hearty thanks.—Respectfully, Mas.
the easiest running known; K e c o r d “ A” tires, the beat and one o f the
We will send this paper—the H erald — and the large, illustrated
most expensive tire s on the market. The genuine # 4 M e s ln g cr Hygienic»
his former home at Myrtle Creek, S. D o t y , Des Moines, Iowa. For ern Oregon District Agricultural
saddlo; pedals, tools and accessories th e best obtainable. Enam eled in
farm
paper,
THE
PACIFIC
HOMESTEAD,
issued
weekly,
at
Salem
black, maroon o r coach green, highly finished and ornam ented; siiectai
Association have decided ou the fol­
Douglas county. He expects to re­ sale by R. S. Knowlton.
finished nickeling on all brig ht parts. We thoroughly test every piece
—
both
papers
for
one
year
for
only
$2.
o f m aterial th a t goes in to th is m achine. Our b la d in g y e a r ’s g uar«
lowing
speed
program,
the
prizes
turn in a month or so.
n n tru bond w ith each bicycle.
C Q C C to any one sending th e $i4;.r>Ocash in fu ll with order we will
for which are guaranteed, says the
rn c c send free a genuino B u r d ic k 10,000 mllo barrel pattern cyclo­
Attempted Suicide.
A R aiie C hance —for some one
m eter; o r a high grade floor pump. Your money all bock if you are not
Coos Bay News:
The Great Presidential Campaign of
* { ------ ■ fled.
with $100 to $200 to learn photo­
C
HEA
P W
HEELS. 1 W m eat
e do not m anufacture the cheap depart-
1900.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 0 t H.
The following we take from the
sto re kind o f wheels, _________
such as mai
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1 any new
graphy and sturt into an ensy, light
•oncems and big supply
>ly houi
houses advertise and sell as high
'lig h grade. W e can furnish
f u r n is h them
_____,, ,1,
tlie
Eel
River
Valley
Advance,
nnd
however,
a
t
#6
to_#7jrtripped’
L
or
#9.76
to
#12.60
complete.
1 not *■ „ guarantee
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w e do
nor recom- __
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p
e
d
tc
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Race No. 1.—Trotting and pacing
employment, paying from start.
mend them . B E F O R E O K U L U lA ti a bicycle o f any one else, no m atter who o r how
The
policies
of
the
great
political
persons
referred
to
are
members
of
cheap, w r ite u s and le t us te ll you how much we can save you on the same machine.
for 2-year-olds, two in three; purse,
Ju st flic thing for a young couple
I f you l i y f l D I E l A D l l Y a w h e el we can assist you to E A lt.V A B I C Y C L E by dls*
parties are now being formed and
A1 Markham’s company which per­ $ 100 .
are U l l A D L E i I I I D U I trib u tin g catalogues fo r us a few days. W e need one person1
without chiidreu. Euquire of
In each tow n fo r this purpose. W e have several hundred SE C O N D If A M » W H E E L S taken In trade which wo
the
candidates
discussed.
Every
formed
in
this
place
a
few
weeks
ago:
will close o u t a t S 8 to *1 0 each ; also some shopworn sam ples and ’W models very cheap. Bend fo r Ham bi Li«i. 1
Race
No.
2.—Running
J
mile
W. H u n t , ou Photo Boat.
O
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B
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is unquestioned.
refe r ___
to A any
or business house _______
In Chicago,
express or
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, ____________ Wo
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n y b bank
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„ . o r any
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citizen must study the great ques­
Cbas. Bates, who played the Irish dash; purse, $100.
company. W e will send you le tte rs o f reference d irect from tho larg est banks In Chicago If you wish I t . !
ALMOST A D A IL Y - A T THE PRICE railroad
-------i n V h l l D A D n C D to d ay . This low price and these s p e c ia l ternaa o f shipm ent without deposit will
tions
that
are
to
come
before
the
J . C. Moomaw, of the steamer comedian in “Ole Olsen, Jr .” at­
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be
wltlidrawn
very
soon.
CF*Give
name
o
f
th
is
paper.
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a
Race No. 3.—Trotting, 2:50 class,
OF A W EEKLY.
people.
This can only be done
Favorite, moved to Baudon last tempted to take his life nt the Star 3 in 5; purse, $200.
J m L . M E A D C Y C L E C O M P A N Y , Chicago, n i.
through tbe medium of a great
week, Capt I'hos. White and E n ­ Hotel Wednesday just after noon.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1 s T .
Tbe most widely circulated “week- !
newspaper. Now is the time, there­
gineer Snyder having moved the That he was not successful was be­
Race No. 4.—Trotting, 3-vear-olds fore, for evert voter to subscribe ly” newspaper in America is the
week before to the same place, cause the knife used was too smnll
and under, 2 in 3; purse, $150.
for the best and most reliable news­ Thrice-a-Week edition of The New
where they will reside, the steamer to reach the heart
Race No. 5.—Trotting and pacing paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly York World, and with the presiden­
lying at Bundou over nigbt.
The story of the young man’s
2:40 class, 3 in 5; purse, $200.
Republic, of St. Louis, covers the tial campaign now at hand you can­
Haviugdisposed of my Millinery troubles of course has a woman iu it
Race No. 6.— Running, ^ mile whole field of political news. While not do without i t Here are some
btisioesa and staple goods, I will and date« back over several months. dash and repeat; purse, $150.
it is Democratic, it publishes tho of the reasous why it is easily the
have a closing out sale of summer Bates loved madily, if not wisely,
SATURDAY’, HEITEMBKR 1.ST.
news iu regard to all political par­ leader in a dollar a year journalism:
Miss
Josephine
Seymour,
nnother
Millinery, commencing July lltli
It is issued every other day. nnd
ties
without prejudice. Its tele­
Race
No.
7.—Trotting,
3
minute
member
of
the
company,
and
he
had
mid continue through the month
is
to all purposes a daily.
graphic
and
cable
news
service
is
or until all goods are disposed of. repeatedly asked her to marry him, class, 3 in 5; purse, $150.
Every week each subscriber re­
Race No. 8.—Trotting and pac­ superior to that of any other paper,
but was refused. Wednesday at
* j3 t
M b s . M. H . H e b s e v .
and its special features are the best ceives 18 puges and ofteu during the
noon the couple occupied adjoining ing, free-for-all; purse, $250.
Attention is also called to the Re­ “busy” season 21 pages each week.
T. A. Marks, the old gentleman scats at the dining table and Bates
Race No. 9.—Running, novelty
Tbe price is only $1 per year.
public’s Sunday Magazine. Its half­
who came here about a year ago was noticed by many in the room to race; purso, $150.
It
is virtually a daily at tbe price
tone
illustrations
are
alone
worth
the
from Texas, and who has worked be laboring under excitement. Miss
Tho track is now in first-class
at his trade as a carpeuter and Seymour says that be was so per­ shape and will be kept in condition subscription price. It is made up of a weekly.
Its ne vs covers every known part ]
builder in different parts of the sistent in his love making thatsbe until tbe fair meets. For further of special articles by the b< st lite­
rary talent, embracing a variety of of the world. No weekly newspaper
county, went to Ban Francisco by was forced to leave the table. She particulars address.
could stand alone and furnish such
last Areata. He may return again. went direct to her room and Bates
W. H. M il l e r , Roseburg, Oregon. subjects of current interest. News
service.
features
of
absorbiug
interest
are
Or T. H. B a r r y . Marshfield.
J . T. Hall, of the law Grm of followed. According to the lady’s
The Thrice-a-Week World has at
illustrated and enlarged upon. For
story
Bates
again
asked
her
to
MarsbGeld, went totbe Point Wed­
the benefit of the ir.U.'.J Vl,,' lnir.uf i its disposal all of tbe resources of
marry
him
and
when
b
I
io
told
him
nesday on business, and missing
fashions arc handsomely illustrated. the greatest newspaper in existence
the train, came down with Fleming, it was impossible and started to leave
The
Republic Sunday Magazine is —the wonder of modern journalism
the advance agent of Leondor B ro s the room he caught her by the wrint, j
always
interesting to every member — “America’s Greatest Newspaper,"
show iu the evening, and as they locked the door nnd put the key in i
as it has been justly termed—The
of
the
family.
his
pocket.
Ho
then
opened
his
pen
npproached towD, under the cover
New York World.
The
subscription
price
of
the
knife
nnd
told
her
he
would
kill
her.
of the rig and twilight. Tom got in
Its political news is absolutely j
Semi-Weekly
Republic
is
$1
per
Instead,
however,
he
drove
the
blade
some of hisfunnv business guying
impartial. This fact will be of |
year;
the
Republic
Sunday
Maga-
some of hiB friends in town before into his own side three times. The Curran & Gass, Proprietors.
zine,
■ v,.
Toth papers especial value in the Presidential
wounds were all below the heart
beiug recognized.
ffer I it the very campaign coming on.
and only resulted in the spilling of
a v in g b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n - are n
Tbe best of current fiction is
The nnimai meeting of tho Coos considerable blood. Miss Seymour
tral Moat Market, wo will he able to low p.
i ><j f ‘H.o year. To
furnish all kind» of Meat—Beef, Mutton
found in its columns.
Oouuty Pioueers’ Association will took the key from Bates’ pocket, un­ and
secure
u
„
ra
e
h
must
be
Pork, and will pay tho highest cash
These are only some of the rea­
take place at Baudon, August 15th. locked the door, called for help and price for beef, hogs, sheep, etc.
ordere !
i ul for a: the same
sons; there are others.
Read it
CUKKAN A OAKS.
All detail arrangement are beiug then fainted. Dr. Steele was at once
time. '
all ordeit, to
and see them all.
pande, and the clever and enter­ summoned. He fuuud Bates sit­
THE REPU BLIC,
We offer this unequaled news­
prising people of that place are ting on the side of the bed, his
St. Louis. Mo.
paper and the Coquille City H e r a l d j
doing what is necessary to make the clothing saturated with blood and j
together one year for $2.15.
reunion a success. Half fare has looking like a demented being. I
• COQUILLE CITY, OR.
The regular subscription price of
been grautrd by the steamers, and The doctor soon stopped the flow
the two papers is $2 50.
there is nothing to keep this from of blood and after dressiog th e '
being a thoroughly enjoyable affair wounds put the man to bed. He i
Ilonse, Sign nud Carriage '
F A R M
Fainter.
for all who take part.
was not able to appour at the even­
Both
Papers
at
Paper
Hanging,
Pay
Up
and
Get
J O U R N A L
I will offer for sale on Sat. Aug. ing performance, but Thursday
Iuterior Decorating
Price of One.
4th, at Coquille City on Front street morning he proceeded to Ferndalc
and
at 9:30 o'clock (or on nrrivnl of with the company.
We want to get 5 0 0 new sub- 1 f\vvuT>
Graining.
Miss
Seymour
is
an
attractive
1/ffuK
Searly 5 Years.
steam boats.) Oue organ, oue ele­
scribers to the H erald , and are | By special arrangement made with
gant bard wood bed-room set, also voung lady who has been with the
going
to
do
it
if
we
can;
we
there­
Estimates
furnished
on
all
classes
the puWishers of the FARM JOUR­
other bed-room furniture, sitting- company some time and Bates' ¡in­
of work. Satisfaction guaranteed fore continue our arrnngenieu*- with NAL we are enabled to offer that
I am a
Stony Brook, one of the most malarious
room and dining-room chairs, car­ fatuation for her amounts to almost
the
Farm
Journal,
by
w'
can
paper to every subscriber who pays districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years at time*
pets, matting, tables, stands, good a mania. He will recover from his
send this paper (T“
ity
for the HERALD one year ahead, so 1 could not work, and was always very consupated as well. For
cook stove, and kitchen furniture, self-in dieted wounds in a short tim e.!
H eru . d ) 1 ye»-
I r- for only $1.50 -both papers for the vears I had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in plowing,
dishes, bath-tub, cupboard, cur­
oal 5 r'
1 '.
Threshing commenced in Eastern
price of ours only. Our paper one that I could do nothing but shake. I must have taken »b®“1 ^ barrel
tains and curtain poles, also farm­
A
,
|T( ;l tO
oi auinine pills b e s i d e s dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
year nnd the FARM JOURNALfrom
ing implements, one buggy anil ! Gregon last week, and is now in full
.* pay all now to December 1903, nearly 5 anv oermaaent benefit. Last fall, in peach time. I had a most ser.ous
harness. Time given on amoonte Blast. Harvest hands nre scarce. Cut this ont and return with $1 •
1 1
in advance.
The wheat in Walla Walla vally is 1 order or currency' and we w; ’
years.
The FARM JOURNAL is at- u k of chills and then commenced to take Ripans Tabules, upon a
over $10 on approved security.
. I our paper is, and an old established paper, enjoying fi “d s advice, and the first box made me all right and I have never
“Fam ily Com bin*'
8 M. N dsi . fr . averaging about 40 bushels to the following
'..
.onrnal is a gem—prnc- grent popularity, one of the best
paid:
been without them since. I take one Tabule each morning and night
progressive—a clean, honest, nnd most useful farm papers pub-. and sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted l take three in
F i n e F a r m a n d H o m e e o k S a i . e
San
Francisco
Wt
T a r * C o n tfip stro n F o rsv sr*
..«■fill paper, full of gumption, full ished. BtaiT'Do not delay.
a dav? They have kept my stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and
— Farm containing 860 ecres, nlxml T ake T o Casoaret*
Candy Cathartic. 10c or tte.
of sunshine, with an immense circu
fall to curt». druggists refund money. The Gentlewoman
have-not had the least touch of malaria nor splitting headach« since I
30 acres iu cultivation, about 30 in If C. C. C. —
-
• •
National Must. May
„ / yr lation among the best people every - 1 **.*'<■*♦ ♦¡•*«#*W*BW*‘*a'* *# *• • <
commenced using them. I know also that I sleep better and wake up
grass and cloyer (about ]j cleared)
How s 1 his.
mme refreshed than formerly. I don't know how many complaint*
Amer. Poultry Advocate 1 yr where. Fou ought fo fake it.
nnd 3 acres in orchard.
About
*io Other Paper
V’e offer One Hand m l Dollara Howard
R,P ms Tabules will help, but 1 do know they will cure any one in th .
80 acres on tract is bottom Unit; for any case of Catarrh that cannot l>o Happy Hours Earn. Mag. I ur
; Given the clubbing offer« that you
condition
l was and I would not be without them at any price. I
balance honvily tirubeied of the cured bv Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr
«•an get with the H krald . N ow it is
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world a*
best timber, worth many times | F. J . CHENEY A CO. Froprietore,
Toledo, O.
O
u
r
P
r
i
c
e
$
1
;
:
the
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they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient o tak*
We the nnderaipned have known F . J .
the value ot the lard. House of
R e g u l a r Dost $ 4 p .
..
. ., u
. . .
m twer.tv-seven years of age and have worked hard all my hte, tne
7 rooms, nud as good water as can | Clwnsy forth* 1st » j« m , ami belie,«. This combination
O R E G O N IA N
fills >i family need. Wo oU bSCH O CrS TO tnC nQTQlQ Wn0
-
--
*
j him p erfect l v lO M T lb le ID all hnsim»**
¡
as m o s t farm, s. both early and late and in all kinds of weather
.
il l •
rc
r which we will give for 1 year ns a
be fotiud iu North America right tr a n a n c t io n a a n d fin a n c ia llv a b le t o c a r r y will substitute the Chicago Weeklv Inter
Oc’-an, KanaaaCify Weekly Star. New York (1 CCept OUT ClUDOW q O ffe r 0]
and ! have never enjoyed such good health as 1 have since last fall, in
nt house; other necessary buildings o « »ny oNigstinns made l b y t h e i r firm .
premium
to
H
erald
suhwriiwrs.
Weekly
Tnhnne.
Denver
Weeklv
limes.
.
_
.
.
.
I»>*ale D r u g g is ta ,
f.c my neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and hava
in fair condition. Plenty of ¡and j T,^.”o. o./wTuim«.' K k in
! n a n if M a rv in . Toledo Weekly Blade Twice a w. ek Louis- th e tCirW JO U m C ll (WO th e
Pay up arrears and send in $2 for
ville Conner- Journal, or Montreal Weekly
__
...
sa.,i. ” Sav. John, what are you doing to look so healthy P
•
for tw o good settlements. About 1 W h o le s a le D r n g g ia t* , T o le d o . O h io .
1
year
in advance to the Coquille
Gazette
in
place
of
San
Francisco
Weeklv
HerCliCl
(it
$
1
.3
0
,
W
ill
KeCeiUe
f t * * N T I P - A ca*<*of bail health th a t R I P A N S will not benefit. They banish pain nari p ro lo o* Itf*.
mile from school, postoffice aud a c H t i n a g l l '* d ir C e a c t t a ly r r h u p C o n n re t h e is b lo t a o k d e n a n i d n t e im r n ic a l o l n y i , Foat if desired, but no other changes ate
r*
4 -L.n
: City H erald and we will send you
W
O n**lv en relief. > otn the w ord K I P a N S on the package and accep t no sub stitute. R I P A If 8 ,
th e fCiriTI i/O UrilQ l ¡ O f th e AT?"
l i r f M M " f th e «ivsten».
1‘n e o . 7.V. p e r allowed. Clubbing lint for a stamp.
in ;„ r .c e n t* o r iw H v e ; ack et* f<*r tS c e n U . m *y l>* ha«i * t any t r u e atom. Ten »am ple* an d o n * th o n -
mill
the Weekly Oregonian fo r 1 year
*.« n«l r.'tim o n ln U "H I be m ailed t o o * / nddrea* fo r 5 en u u , forw arded to the ft'pnna C hem ic* I 0 * ^ N *j
o.
ti.
.
io n es , itiR.m l,
mainder
of
1900,
and
all
of
4 l K ] l l i r e fit H e r a l d o f f i c e , i n p e r - I ! m ,tl e
S o ,i l b v a ll D n ig g iatA . T e n tin io n
ki
*
p
r
u c * s t.. N*w Y ork.
_
_____
■■
,i-m *
as
a
premium,
fully
paid
up.
! ia h fr**
pon or bv lottar.
I Stim *
lltilFfli Familv Filia are the beat.
sp* I9i0,r- ^LMi^{)NW?EHM 0 NT 1901 1902. 1903 and 1904.
New York World
(Thrice-a-Week Edition)
Central
Meat Market
H
‘
G. EC K LES,
This Paper Farm Journal
5 Years.
1 Year.
e!________
GREAT
A Big Bargain
Malie Note of Tbis! All
i
fr,)m n,)W to f• 1W3