Coquille City herald., September 04, 1900, Image 4

C & Q K ittt C U ij
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T U E S D A Y , SEPT. 4, 1900.
Church
Directory.
Christian Charch—Services every Lord’s
Day as follows: Preaching at 11 A. iu. nnd
8 p. m .; L >rd’s Sapper, 12 to 12:15; Bible
School, 10 a. w .;C . £ . Prayer meeting, 3
p . m . Wednesday—Mid-week prayer meet­
ing, 8 p. in. The pnblio is cordially invited
to attend all services.
J o s . M . H u n t s a,
Minister.
M. £ . c h u r c h , s o u t h - r e g u l a r s e r v i c e s
e a c h S u n d a y m o r n i n K A n d e v e n i n g , by t h e
p a stor,
£ . L. F
it c h
Kev. liobt. Ennis. Presbyterian, will con­
duct services in this city the 2d and 4th
Sundavs o f each month in the little church,
until further notice. All are cordially in­
vited .
L O C A L ITEM S.
J. C. Dean
family moved 4o
Bandon Friday where he will bold
a position in the cauuery during the
coming Henson.
The plate glass for the now
fitore building of N. LoreDZ reached
here last wet k. The panes are 8x9
feet and will be the largest in
tOWD.
A. W. Ericson, the photographer,
is now at Myrtle Point, being un­
able to secure a gallery at Marsh­
field. He will be at that place a
little later.
*
TO I HE DEAF.—A rich Indy, cored of
tier Denfnensnnd Noisnninthc Hend by Dr.
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, unvc
$11),0(H) to his Institute, so that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums may hayo
them free. Addre
No. H877. The Nich­
olson Institute, 780, Ei<>hth Avenue, New
York.
[dec 00
John McChin. of Douglas county,
who with his family are haying a
vacation ou the beach, came up to
this place with his two boys and
n look i round at our city between
boats Friday.
Arrivals and Departures.
Arrivals by
Areata, Sunday:
Mrs. Anderson, Miss E. Anderson,
Miss M. Anderson, Mrs. U. Nelson,
Mrs. Lichtwerk, Miss Licbtwerk,
J. Valiuo, V. Jensen, Geo. Frahu,
Miss J. Goodwin, Mrs. V . Worth­
ington, C. Daltou, Geo. Shepherd,
Miss Shepherd, Mrs. Shepherd,
A. Shepherd, E. Fergicker, Miss
M. Nelson, M. H. Moore, T. C.
Lillis, R. B. Knox, E. L. Haringtori,
B. F. Hsuscholder, J. W. White,
N. Cbira, F. Saudaval, G, Murieres,
Capt. Lichtwerk.
Arrivals by Del Norte, Thursday:
C. Hunt, W. Leondor, C- Leoudor,
C. Evans, E. McDonald, P. Malvern
Mr. Jones, Mrs. Jones, E. Taylor,
W. GreeD.Rouselle M. To!lie, Cbas.
Streib, Prof. Wilkins, Mr. Bryer.
Mr. Gray, R R. Powell, Mr. R odg­
ers, Frank Martin, Mr. Haver, H
D. Smith, S. C. Yale, F. M. Me
Norman, Mrs. J. G. Cox, Chas.
Kramer, L. Wise, J. L O ’Neal,
Miss Dement, Miss Beyers, T.
Howard.
Departures by Del Norte, north,
Friday: Anna Moon, Mrs. T . M.
Cellver, Maggie Foulkes, Mrs. Op-
pocher, Josephine Oppocher, Mary
Oppocher, N. Jacobsen, Adelia R.
Luse,
Harrold Bridges, Hugh
Sneddon, J, J. Little, H. McDonald,
Tom Kelly, Earl Bond, Marion
HntchesoD,
Isabel Wilson, and
four in steernge.
Outgoing passengers o d Areata,
today: Mrs. Aiken, Miss Aiken,
Claude Nashurg, Misses Beatty,
S. II. McCase, Major Brown, Mrs. I
M. Roberts, Flossie Roberts, A.
McNeviu, J. H. Gabriel, W. W.
Gloria, C. Flentge, I. O. Upham.i
W. Mercer.
HAIR
^ W ▼
A * A <
E
So many
erson s
ave hair
that
is
st ubborn
and d u l l .
It w o n ’ t
Great Clubbing Offer:
This paper (the CoquiUe City H k k a l d ) has made arrangements with
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
Here it is :
The C 0 Q U ILLE CITY H ERALD 1 Year,
f V erm o n t F a b m J o u r n a l 1 y r.
j San Francisco Weekly l'ost 1 yr.
J American Poultry Advocate 1 yr.
] The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
j National Illustrated Magazine 1 yr.
(. Happy Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr.
g r o w .
What’s
t he r e a s o n ? Hair
n e e d s help Just as
anything else does at
times. The roots re­
quire feeding. When
hair stops growing it
loses
its lus­
ter. It
looks
dead.
AYCn
NdJP
V is o r
acts almost instantly
on s u c h hai r. It
awakens new life in
the hair bulbs. The
effect is astonishing.
Your hair grows, be­
comes thicker, and all
dandruff is removed.
And the o r i g i n a l
color of early fife is
restored to faded or
g r a y hai r . This is
always the case.
$1.00 ■ bottle. All drugglets.
" I h a v e u se d A y e r ’s H a ir V ig o r ,
a n d a m re a lly a s to n is h e d a t th e
g o o d it h a s d o n e in k e e n in g m y
n a ir fr o m c o m in g o u t. I t ü the
b e s t t o n ic I h a v e t r ie d , a n d I
sitali c o n t in u e t o re c o m m e n d i t t o
m y fr ie n d s .”
M a t t ie H o l t ,
I Coos Hay News. I
Fine homo — good house of C
rooms, 3 nice lots, most eligibly
located, for sale cheap.
Apply at
I his office.
|s*
All for Only $2.30;
Ref e £ ; ce is
This great combination meets the wants of the entire household. The H k k a l d cives
all the local and county news; it is yoor home paper and no member of the Household j
can do without it. The Vermont Farm Journal and American Poultry Advocate should j
be in the hands o f every up-to-date farmer or poultry raiser. The Gentlewoman i* the
bust paper we know of for the ladies, being very similar in size, make-up and quality to j
the Ladies’ Horae Jonrnal. The National Illustrated Magazine, dublished at W ashing-(
ton, is the only publication that publishes the oivil service news. Happy Hours is a j
large 28-page magazine, designed to amuse, entertain and instruct the whole family.
The Sail Frauoisco Weekly Post gives the news of the world in good, clean, readable
form, the market reports and lots o f other interesting matter. If you wish wo will sub­
stitute the Chicago Weekly Inter Jcean, Kansas City Weekly Star, New York Weekly
Tribune, Denver Weekly Times, Toledo Weekly Blade. Twioe-a-wei k Louisville Courier-
Journal, or Montreal Weekly Gazette in place of Sun Francisoo Weekly Post. No other
chances allowed. Call ou or address, with cash,
THE HEUALD.
Coqnille City, Oregon.
8o t l 2
Page
Daily Emins Tolecai and
HERALD
I both 1 m onth,
40 CIS
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only
- $2.10
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both i year, only - - 4.75
All the Congressional and State Legislative News
come full and complete daily, and your Best
Weekly Local Paper for only the price of one.
h e r v it a
■ w m V IT A L IT Y
LO ST VIGOR
MANHOOC
Cures Impotency, N ight Emissions and
w aiting diseases, a ll eifects o f self-
abuse, or excess and indis-
cretion. A n e r v e to n ic am*,
b lood b u ild e r. B rin gs the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the lire o f youth.
! n y m ailBO c per box; 6 boxes
for ifGi.riO; with a w r itte n g u a r a n ­
te e to c u r e o r r e fu n d th e m o n ey.
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Scientific American.
A handsom ely illustrated w eekly. la r g e s t sir*
culaMon o f any scientific iournal. T erm s. |S m
year ; fou r m onths, f L Bold by all newsdes
MUNN
New i
Branch O m ceT ea K Bt„ W ashington. D.
i:tY*TGHES
S in T F H E E !^
PENSIONS,
PATENTS,
SF
ll.U. SAIM AM) APPROVAL
Ytu Knaw dual What You
Uyy. E v ery W a tch stam p*
c>: '.. i t h in alrrr’s nam e,
tiii< i w a fjn to d . T id e hand-
eo:n«\ Curable, relia b le
Csnulr.a Durbar Stlverin«
C a -« (O pen F u cet ncrew
D o c k Hm] sc r e w b e z e l,
d u -t -p r o o f, w ill w e a r and
reta in its p«rt«o<
otlvor c o l o r for a
llUUmo, K eut’8 18-
S i z e , stem w ind
am i H um s e t, fit­
te d w ith a gonulM
S I T H
THOMAS
CfcNTURY Movo-
morn, gu a ra n teed
«eourato 5 y ea rs,
as g o o d anu g e n ­
t e e l a p p e a rin g a
w atch as a ny man
n e e d s . S en d us
th is ad. w ith y o u r
o r d e r and w e w ill
p e n d It C . O. D.
s u b je c t t o y o u r
ex am in ation and
a p p rov a l. E x a m ­
in e it th o ro u g h ly
and if fo u u d lu s t
a s re p re s e n te d ,
eq u al to w a tch es
re ta ile d a s h i g h
an fit). 00 , pa y E x p .
OKt- o u r p r i c e ,
$ 2 .9 8
•nd FJxp. c h a r g e s . G iv e it 30 da ys trial. If n ot sat*
tailed w e retu rn y o u r m o n e y . F o r ca sh w ith order
w e s e n d you FltEE a Sine C o ld -P la te d WATCH CHAIN.
F. E. Encell &Co. 330 Dearborn St.ChlcifO
"T H E !
DilMM
C opyright » A c .
Anyone sending a skef rh and description m m T
quickly ascertain ou r opinion frae w hether an
in vention is probably patentable. C om m on!«*»
tlons strictly confidential. H a n db ook o n P atents
sent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patsntm
Patents takun through Munn A Co. r m l T f
ipeeial notice, w ithout charge. In the
CHICACO, ILL.
For Sato by Goqutlle Pharronov
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M a n««
ANO
N E R V IT A M E D I C A L C O .
Clinton A. Jackson
BO YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
ANT»
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
C la im s a g a i n s t t h e G o v e r n m e n t.
A LLA N
R U TH ER FO R D ,
(F orm erly T h ir d A u d ito r U . S. T rea su ry .)
A tto r n e y a n d C o u n s e llo r a t Law .
S o licito r o f A m erica n and F o re ig n Patents,
T ra d e M arks and C op yrig h ts.
P ra ctices b efore the Suprem e C ourt o f the U . 8 .,
Court o f C laim s, and all D epartm ents o f the Goe
em inen t.
Special attention g iv e n t o claim s o f officers and
enlisted m en, fo r A r m y ami N'avy service in the
M exican W a r, W a r o f the R eb ellion and the W a r
with Spain. A ls o C laim s o f G overnm ent Contract­
ors. C o lle c tio n o f A c co u n ts.
Jtrfcrs by perm ission to H o n . G eo. L . W e l­
lin gton , U S. Senator from M aryland, G enerel O .
O . H ow a rd , U . S. A r m y , G e o r e e C . H en n in g ,
P resident, T ra ders N a tion al Dank, Washington,
D . C ., and others.
N o ch a rg e for a dv ice.
C orrespondence eolictot»
Offices, Atlantic Building,
928 and 930 F Street, N. W.,
Rooms, 95, 97, 99 and 100, 1
W A S H IN G T O N ,
D .
O .
OREGONIAN
Kuowlton, the druggist, has re­
Holland Bros, new gasoline boat,
ceived a lot of fine writing tablets
tabes the market news o f San Francisco by wire prints it
with photo-engravings of onr new Oora Paul, is to be launched Sat­
daily
and distributes it in Coos county 24 hours ahead o f the
Sept. 24,1398.
Burlington, N. C.
schoolhouse and courthouse on the urday.
BAY
CITY
papers. It also serues the arriual and departurebf
covers. The picture is almost
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B. F. Ross, of Catching slough, j
I f you do n ot obtain all the benefits
aniiiiv It fully boiore you accopt It. If It in not all and more Ihaii w#
uessels at all Pacific coast ports. For this part o f the coun­
you expected from the use o f the Hair
claim for it, and a better wheel than you can iret fo r any where near the
worth the price of the tablet.
returned lately from a visit to re- j
V ig or, w rite the D octor about It.
price from any one eUo, refuse it and we will pay f all expeess
ex
char»e#
D u. J. C. A Y E K , L ow ell, Maas.
try its column “Domestic and Foreign ports," is the best ship­
ourselves. T h e “ MONTROSE” B
B f ‘ c y o f ' o
S. F. Sheppard, who has been latives iu Idaho.
f i t o u r S p e c i a l A c e n t ’ a » a m p l e p r i c e <>'
Í?
$ 1 . . 6 „ ^ 5 2
Is
the
greatest
fn
a
bicycle
ever
offered.
W
e
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ping guide. Besides giving the movements of steam vessels
*
«r v v ' T V ' v
pruarnrite o i t eqaal
equal
Fish Commissioner Reed arrived
keeplDg the drills in order at the
to any #40 wheel on the market, and you need not accept It nor pay a e
A A A
SS
Wu nrt- K X C L l W e HICVCI.M
between San Francisco, CoquiUe riuer, Coos Bay and Portland,
government works at Bandon, went on the bay last week, to iuspect the
M AN I !• A t T I It h i t s and take this method o f quickly tntroduclaff
our 1900 MUDELH. This ofTer o f n snniplo wheel at this low prlee W
to the bay last week, having re­ hatchery on South Coos river.
it notes the arriual and departure o f sailing schooners at and
made to secure a R I D E R A G E N T In each town to represent u»
and take orders. Our agents make money fast.
signed his position, and will pro­
The Foresthome sails this week Tkic Punas! Farm Imirnai for their ports.
^ P F H I F IftA T in & K
53,11!4,or
*n^h; lantM. 9t inch. Bert
The OREGONIAN is the only Morning Daily
w r C U I r l U N I I V i l w i Shelby seamless tubing with forged
forced t conneo-
bably remain on the bay side for for the city. She is taking a large I ills r aper rarm juurnd| ^c o m i n g ¡n here which advertises Coos county abroad.
tlons, flush loints, im proved eximndtr device to fnaton seat post e
The
handle bar; itoyal Arch crown; the rctchrnted M a v is hubsand h a n » e —
awhile.
cargo of piles, etc., the freight on
the easiest runnln« known; K ce o r d “ A” tires, the beat and o n e o ft h *
most expensive tires on the market. The genuine * 1 H c u ln g fr H y g U s la
1 Year.
5 Years. WEEKLY OREGONIAN gives all the news o f our state and 64
saddle; pedals, tools and accessories the t>est obtainable. Enameled In
Uncle J. A. Donk was iu town winch amounts to over $5000.
black, maroon or coach green, highly flulsh-xl and ornamented; special
columns
o
f
general
telegraphic
news
o
f
the
world
each
week.
finished nickeling ou all bright parts. W e thoroughly test every ptaes
The gillnet fisherman of Gray’s
Wednesday and Thursday. He
o f material that goes Into this machine. Our bindiuw \m~~‘
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o
’ It will be sent in connection with the HERALD fo r only $ 2 per
a n teo b on d with each blcyclo.
tells us he has not seen his sou Harbor have been successful in ~
r p C C to any ono sending the $lf5J»Ocash in full with order we will
Pay
Up
an
d
^G
et^
B
o«h
Papers
a
^ear
¡g
yQur
chance
f
or
County,
State
and
National
I n t C send
genuino B
Hurd*
md free a genuine
u r d ick lti.ooo mile * bnrrol • pattern cyclo-
Will since his return from Cape having fishtrnps removed, which
meter; or a high grade floor pump.
.......... Your money all Iiack if you are no^
perfiH'tly satisfied.
Nome, he having stopped on the were constructed iu water used by
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He ws.
CHEAP WHEELS.
W o do^ not^niamifactnre the cheap depart-
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nient store kind o f wheels, such as many new
upper river where his fiuuily is them.
concerns and big supply houses advertise and sell ns high grade. W o can furnish them,!
We want to get 5 0 0 new sub- -------------------------------------------------------------------- —--------------------- ------------
however,
at#6
to
#7
stripped;
or
19.75
to
#12.50
complete.
W e do no# guarantee nor recom­
for the present.
W . A. Maxwell was in town from scribers to the H erald , and are
mend them. B E F O R E O R D E R IN G a bicycle o f nny ono else, no matter who or how
-4
cheap, w rite us and let us tell y ou how much we can save you on the same machine.
Coos
City
yesterday.
The
coal
If
you
l
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a
w
heel
we
can
assist
you
to E A R N A B IC Y C L E by ¿ f l ­
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vowell, who
going to do it if we can; we there­
are U I I H D k b IU D U I tiibuting catalogues fo r us a few days. W e need ono person
shaft
is
down
about
70
feet,
and
In each town fo r this purpose. W e have several hundred 8E C O N 1» II A M I W 1 IE E L 8 taken in trade which w o
fore continue our arrangement with
have lived at Bandon for the past
will close out at $ 8 to 8 1 0 each; also some shopworn samples and ’99 models very cheap. Solid for KsnrsUt List. •
The Leading General Farm Paper
O U R R E L I A B I L I T Y is unquestioned. W o refer t o any hank o r business house in Chicago, o r any o xpreu o r.
two or three years, nccupied their the work of sinking is being pushed the Farm Journal, by which we can
railroad company. We will send you letters o f reference direct from the largest bank3 In Chicago If you wlab 1C1
as
rapidly
as
possiple.
Mr.
Max­
of the Northwest—A High-Class,
C C l i n V n l l D A D n C D today. This low price and theso s p e cia l term s o f shipment without deposit will
home on the corner of Secoud and
send this paper (T he C oquille C itv
O k H 111
U l I U
C R
n be
^ ,
V U I n I U
w i n l l U
#U
he withdrawn very soon. URTGive
USTGtve nxrneof
name o f this paper.
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d d
Illustrated Farm Journal— Pub­
Moulton street iu this plnce last well has his plans all laid for the H eiuld ) 1 year and the Farm Jour­
J . L . M E A D C Y C L E C O M P A N Y , Chicago?tm. r i
of
the property, nal 5 years, both for only #1.50.
lished Weekly at Salem, Oregon.
week. We are pleased to huve development
should his expectations be realized,
And we make the same offer to
them amoug ns again.
a consummation to be devoutly
THE HOMESTEAD is a 20-page paper, four columns to the page.
Mrs. B. F. Crow, of Bandon. desired by those hnving the wel­ all old subscribers who will pay all The subscription price is $1 a year, in advance. Its publication was be-
arrearages
and
1
year
in
advance.
sister of Mrs. F. A. White, o f this fare of this section at heart.
You know what our paper is, and gun March 1, 1900, and it immediately took first place among general I
plnce, moved np Friday and will
The Homestead has all the facilities;
the Farm Journal is a gem—prac­ farm papers, and will maintain it.
occupy the Will Wilson house. l S i l a r a t « T o u r n o w f l U Y Y Ith C ttn ra re ta .
for publishing a farm paper of the first class, and of wide circulation.
tical,
progressive—a
clean,
honest,
Cnntly
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s
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fo
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v
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Mr. Crow, will not come for a
Why not help maintain here in the north­
10c. 25c. I f C. C. C. fa il , d r u g g is t s refu n d m on ey . useful paper, full of gumption, fall Why send your money east ?
month to give the woolen mill
west a farm newspaper of general circulation and devoted to the inter­
of
sunshine,
with
an
immense
circu­
mangement time to find a person to
From the Roseburg Review.
lation among the best people every­ ests of this section ?
take his plnce.
We will send this paper—the H e r a l d — and the large, illustrated
where. You ought to take it.
As usually treated a sprain will
farm paper, THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, issued weekly, at Salem
a . E
Kent, of Drain, has
disable the injured person for three taken his running horse "Fresno”
— both papers for one year for only $2.
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Treasurer’s Notice.
or four weeks, but if Chamberlain’s to Marshfield for the fair.
Pain Balm is freely applied a
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Buell and
OTICE it* hereby given that all County The GreatPresidsntial Campaign of
complete cure may be effected in a sou, Willie, have gone to Coos
Warrants endorsed prior to Jan. 7,
1900.
very few days.
Fain Balm also county.
18117, will be paid on presentation at my
office in CoquiUe City, Coos county, Oregon.
cures rheumatism, cuts, bruises and
The policies of the great political
Thirtey-three Chinnmen in all, No interest will be allowed after July
burns. For Hale by R. S. Knowlton.
1000.
14 for Empire and 19 for Gardiner 20. This
parties
are now heing formed and (Thrice-a-W eek Edition)
llth day of July, 1000.
A. week ago today the little sou cannery, passed through Elkton
J. B. PULLEY,
the candidates discussed.
Every
Connty Treasurer.
of Robert Bullard, at Bullard's W ednesday.
citizen must study the great ques­ ALMOST A D A IL Y - A T THE PR IC E
Ferry, on the lower river, had the
Geo. Euessig, of Oregon City,
tions that are to come before the
misfortune to get quite a serious was thrown from his bicycle yester­
OF A W EEKLY.
fall, breaking one of his arms. day, while coming down the moun­
people.
This can only be done
The most widely circulated “ week­
Dr. Hnyden, of Bandon, was called tain west of here on the old Coos
through the medium of a great
ly” newspaper in America is the
and reduced the fracture, and the Bay wagon road, and dislocated his
newspaper. Now is the time, there­ Thrice-a-Week edition of The New
little fellow was getting along all shoulder, lie was brought to town
fore, for every voter to subscribe York World, and with the presiden­
right at last nccouuts.
and Dr. Hoover set the injured
for the best and most reliable news­ tial campaign now at hand you can­
J. II. Bogus, a former resident of member, and ho will soon he able
Curran & Gass, Proprietors. paper obtainable. The Semi-Weekly not do without it. Here are gome
this county, who has lived for three tv resume his journey.
Republic, of St. Louis, covers the of the reasons why it is easily the
years iu California, dropped in on
Elmer Murray, the 14 year old
a v i n g b o u g h t o u t t h e c e n - whole field of political news. While leader in a dollar a year journalism:
ns Thursday, from Roseburg, to son of Wm. Murray, of Camas
trnl Meat Market, we will be able to
It is issued every other day, and
which place he returns for the Vallpy, fell from n fir tree Saturday furnish all kinds of Meat—Beef, Mutton it is Democratic, it publishes the
present. He will possibly spend evening striking on his hend nnd j nnd Fork, nnd will nny the Uiulient cash j news ¡n regard to all political pnr- is to all purposes a daily.
| price for beef, ho««, «beep, eto. ^
¡ties without prejudice.
Its tele­
Every week each subscriber re­
the winter at tlint point nnd may causing an extensive fracture of
graphic and cable news service is ceives 18 pages and often during the
come down to liye here in the the skull. He was thought to be
superior to that of any other paper, “ busy” season 24 pages each week.
spring. He retains interests hero fatally injured, but Dr. Hoover, re­
The price is only $1 per year.
and its special features are the best
beside lie has no dislike for ns.
turning from there this morning,
It is virtually a daily at the price
Attention is also called to the Re­
Randolph
Rose, of Dougins reports him as resting easy with
O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OR.
of a weekly.
public's
Sunday
Magazine.
Its
half­
county, father o f our townsman, fair chances for recovery.
(Bee nt Macy A Moore Paiut Store.
Its news covers every known part
tone illustrations are alone worth the
W. C. Rose, accompanied by two
, . - j subscription price. It is made up of the world. No weekly newspaper j
sons-in-law, Mr. Ctaven nnd Mr.
T h e n is more catarrh in this section fo
^ House, Sign ana Carriage 0 f gpecjaj articles by the best lite- could stand alone and furnish such
Wyatt and their wives, are expected the country than all other diseases and
__ Fainter.
j rary talent, embracing a variety of service.
to visit in this section in a short I until the last few years was supposed to be
The Thrice-a-Week World has at.
| incurable For a great many years doctors SsSS§
Faper Hanging,
; subjects of current interest. News
time. This will be their first trip j pronounced it a local disease, ami pre-
Interior
Decorating
features
of
absorbing
interest
are
I
its
disposal all of the resources of j
down in this section to see our ' scribed local remedies, and by constantly
nu-^
j illustrated and enlarged upon. For 1 the greatest newspaper iu existence !
failing to cure with local treatment, pro-
friend Will, and wehopethey mny ! nonneed
it incurable. Science has proven
Graining.
the benefit of the ladies the latest I — the wonder of modern journalism
enjoy a good visit in our county. I catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and
fashions are handsomely illustrated. I — “ America’s Greatest Newspaper,"
j therefore requires constitutional treatment,
Mrs. Mnines, widow of the late j Hall’ s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Estimates furnished ou all classes The Republic Sunday Magazine is as it has been justly termed—The
It. Maiues, of ¡San Miguel, Calif., Cheney X Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con- o f Work. Satisfaction guaranteed always interesting to every member New Y'ork World.
I am”:» OnPrMcTteTmMr Stony Brook, one of the most rmlariou*
care on the market. It is taken
who has been visiting for a couple ‘ I stitutionnl
Its political news is absolutely! districts in t’lis State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at time»
internally in doses of 10 drops to a ten-
of the family.
of weeks in this county, went to spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and
This fact will be o l , S h o u l d not work, and was always very constipated as we 1. For
The subscription price of the impartial.
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
the Point Friday where 6he will 1 i one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per especial value in the Presidential! vears 1 had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in Pawing,
take the Roseburg stage en ronte ! cure. Send for circulars! and testimonials
year; the Republic Sunday Maga­ campaign coming on.
th it 1 could do nothing but shake. I must have taken about a barrel
for her home. Mr. and Mrs. I Address. F. J. CHENFY «ft Co., Toledo,!.).
The best of current fiction is
oi quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies but never obtained
zine, $1.25 per year. Both papers
I M T * »Id by druggists. 7r»c.
Maines were all acquainted on the | Hall’s Fiuuily Fills are the best.
in,. nerm.rvnt benefit. Last fall, in peach time, I had a most serious
are now being offered at the very found in its columns.
bay, having lived there for a num­
I Cut this out. and return with
(money low price of $1.50 for one year. To
at k of chills and then commenced to take Ripnns i abules, upon a
These are only some of the rea­
order
or
currency)
atul
we
will
order
the
ber of years, Mr. M. conducting n
Read it
f- -d ’s advice, and the first box made me all right and l have never
following ” Family Combination” sent pre- secure this low rate both must be eons; there are others.
A
F /V F U V I
tnylor business nt Marshfield.
1 paid:
been without (hem since. I take one Tabule each com in g and night
ordered and paid for at the same and see them all.
We offer this unequaled news- S and sometimes when l feel more than usually exhausted I take three in
F in e F a b m a n d H o m e f o b H alf .
San Francisco Weekly Post I yr <»mo. Address all orders to
paper and the CoquiUe City H erald
a dav. They have kept my stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and I
— Farm containing 350acres, alHiut
THE REPUBLIC,
The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
together one year for $2.15.
have-not had the least’ touch of malaria nor splitting headache since I
30 acres in cultivation, about 30 in AT 7 UUD bom now to Ik e. I tit):’»
St. Louia. Mo.
National lllust. Magazine 1 yr
The regular subecription price of
commenced using them. I know also that l sleep better and wake up
grass and cloyer (about jj cleared) V f i n It
¡harly j ifirs.
By special arrangement iimilr with Amer. Poultry Advocate I yr
mTe refreshed than formerly. I don’t know how ™ ny complain«
the two papers is $2 50.
and 3 acres in orchard.
About
Rmans Tabules will help, but I do know they will cure any one in the
HO acre« on tract is bottom land; the publishers of the FABM JOUR­ Happy Hours Fam. Mag. 7 yr
H
P
•
I I would not be without them at any price. I
balaucp heavily timbeied of the NAL we art» enabled to offer tlmt Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr
■’ ine in
in ‘ the
world, U
as
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine
be world.
best timber, worth many times paj>er to every subscriber who pays Our Price $1;
.
convenient
the value of the laid. House o f for the HERALD one year ahead,
they are also the most beneficial and the mos] J:07
eI" len, to take.
Regular
Cost
$4
I I am
.m twenty-sevc
twenty-seven vears of age and have worked hard all my life, th«
7 rooms, ami as giMid water as can for only $1.50 -both papers for the T h i s c o m b i n a t i o n f i ll s a f a m i l y n e e d . W p c m s h t r \ p NHiNGi.F m i l l w i l l Subscribers to the Herald who
i l l s n b s t i t o t e t h e C h i c s g o N V eeklv lnt*>r
I furnish firat-olam Shingles at Coquille
same as most farmers, bo-h eirlv and late and in all kinds ol weai her.
be found iu North America right price of ours only. Our paper one w O«*.
a n . K a n s a s C ity W e e k iy S ta r. N ow Y ork
1
accept
our
clubbing
offer
of
for
$1.78
per
M.
nt house; other necessary buildings year and the FARM JOURNAL from W e e k l y T r i b u n e . D e n v e r M e e k l y l i m e « ,
ar. ’ have
h ive never enjoved such ¡p
good
health
o d j^
jth ja as
s _I I have
h a since
« f lastTaH
a « ; £
Di mon «ion nhingles fnrmnod on special j the Farm Journal and the
far- mv neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
in fair condition. Plenty of land now to December 1903. nearly 5 T o l e d o W e e k l y B l a d e . T w i e e - a - w e e k L o n ia -
▼illu C o u r ie r - J o n r n a l. o r M o n t r e a l W e e k l y orders.
The FARM JOURNAL is G a z e t t e i n p l a c e o f S a n F r a n c i s c o W e e k l y
for two goial settlements. Aliout 1 years.
^
Herald at $1.50, will receive sa.J, “ Say. John, what are you doing to look so healthy t
Wir. Ilioh, Agent st T >qmlle.
mile from school, postofiice uml an old established paper, enjoying P o s t i f d e s i r e d , b u t n o o t h e r c h a n g e s a i e
■\\ * aNTFP.—A »♦«•*• of bad health that R I P A N S will not baneflt. They baalab pain and proton« ttf».
cup». Mcoio-krr.
R»t*.
j the Farm Journal for the n -
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r- . f f. v
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ccep t n o •ubatltvte. B I ” A W ^
Note
tbr
H I I P P'A
N’B on the packac**
package aad
and a
accep
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____ Ten
_____
mill.
10 >r 1 cent« or t n . I ve ja c k e t« f - r 4« cents, may !>• had at any drug «tor«.
«* pie« and on« #k«4*
u .p . v ™ ,., s . « ™ «
; m a j n d e r 0f
lg 0 0
a n d a n 0f
'paoa
(). H. JON ES, R"ora 1,
• «11 1
w 'll be mat ed to a ny ad«4rees fo.- 5 cable, forw ard ed to th « B 'p
a i c h c B le a l Co., 11%
In q u ir e at H e i u i . p office, in per­ and moat useful farm |'H|«'rs pub-
k
Epructtkt..
New
Vork.
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for b«a.iDS, f p a r c h i
^
1903and
Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal.
son or by letter.
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WILMINGTON. VFKMOS l
»t th» Mill.
J. C. JAMES.
M ONTROSE
THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD
New York World
N
Central
Meat Market
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Male Note of Ttis! Ml
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