Coquille City herald., September 11, 1900, Image 4

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I Coos Bay Mew s. |
Tlie Del Norte took fuel at the
Beaver H ill bunkers tbia trip.
T U E S D A Y . S E P T 11, 1900.
An attempt will be made to have
the fair held at Marshfield next
year.
Church Directory.
The total receipts o f tbo fair,
Christian Church—Services every Lord’ s including sale of privileges and
Day ns follows: Preaching at 11 A. in. and
8 p. ru.; Lord's Siniper, 12 to 12:15; Bible race entries, amounted to ¥2074.
School. 10 a. u i.jC . E. Prayer meeting, 8
Rev. Mr. McCormac and wife, of
p. m. Wednesday—Mid-week prayer meet­
ing, 8 p. ni. The public is cordially invited Astoria, nre visiting in town, the
to attend a l l services.
Jos. M. H u n t s a, i guests o f their son, Dr. McCormac.
Minister.
M. E. church, south -regular services
At the baby show, held at the
each Sunday morniiiK and evening, by the ! fair grounds on Friday, D i. Hors-
pastor,
E. L. F i t c h
Rev. KobtP Ennis. Presbyterian, will con­ ■ fall’s baby took the prize for boys
duct services in this city the 2 d and 4th under one year old, and C. A. Met-
Sundays of each month i•« the little church, 1 lin’s boby for girls under one year
until farther notice. All are cordially in­
¡old.
vited.
The farmers of Teum ile used
! patent sheep dip, with excellent
L O C A L IT E M S
results, to save their fruit trees
Dr. Horsfall, of Marshfield, had
! from tbs ravages o f the army worm.
a professional call to this side on
: A piece of string soaked iu the dip
Wednesday.
and tied around tree, was found a
Ira Buzan is down from the sure remedy. Orchnrdists should
mines. He reports all going ulong make a note of this, as the army
all right up in that section.
j worm may visit this section again.
J. A. Yoakum arrived from the
Joe Laird weut to Roseburg
Friday to take Mrs. F. A. Tozipr | city Saturday, for the purpose of
and daughters, also Mrs. J. N. gathering up the calves and year­
ling which he bargained for in the
Fielder.
spriug. H e saya cattle are cheaper
Prof. Hawkins, our clevpr mer­
now than they were last fall. He
chant, is building himself a com­
purchased,
altogather, in Coos,
modious warehouse alongside of
Curry and Del Norte counties, 1800 b ]
his store building.
head.
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These pleasant showers remind
J. IV. Riggs received the sad *
us that wiuter is coming. Gao. intelligence last week of the death V
Robiuson keeps rubber gouds. of his sister, Mrs.John Bonebruke.
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Call early and get choice.
which occurred at Orangeville,
30th. Mrs. ►
The planking o f First Street is Idaho, on August
getting along nicely. This will be Bonebinke formely lived in Marsh­ -,
a great comfort to tenmsters aud the field, leaving here for Idaho, about
eight years ago. She was a suffprer >
people the coming wiuter.
from paralysis for several years. :
A. W . Ericaon, the photographer,
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One of the finest spars ever cut ►
is now at Myrtle Point, being un­
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in this section was received at
able to secure a gallery at Marsh­
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North Bend, one day last week,
field
H e will be at that place a
from Noble, K in g <fe Bradbury’s >
little later.
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comp, on Daniels creek, via the A
Mrs. F. A. Tozier and two Blue R idge R. R. It was 124 feet
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daughters went to Roseburg F ri­ long, 47 inches at the butt, 32 inches >
day on their way to Eugene where at the top, and was without a blem­ A
they will spend the winter, the ish. It was intended for a mast for ?
young L id ie s attending school. the Volunteer.
¿tagMll* C iiíj ge m ili
Hacking
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T h e re is noth-
$ ing so bad for a
w cough as cough- r a
ing. It tears the S J
tendermembrane l 4
o f the throat and
lungs, and the
wounds
thus
i made attract the
g e r m s o f con­
sumption.
Stop
your cough by
using the family
remedy that haa
been c u r i n g
'coughs and colds
'o f
every kind fo r
o ver sixty years.
You
can’t afford to be with­
out it.
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TO *1 IiE DEAF.—A rich indy, enrod of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr.
Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums, cave
$10.000 to his Institute, so that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums may hnyo
them free. Address, No. 8877. The Nich­
olson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New
York.
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To Curo Const!|iatii)« ’Forever.
Take Cascareis Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
f C C C fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Arrivals and Departures.
loosens the grasp o f your
cough. T h e congestion
o f the throat and lungs is
rem oved ; all inflamma-
tion is subdued; and the
cough drops away.
T h ree sizes: the one
dollar size is the cheap-
est to keep on hand;
the 50c. size for coughs
you have had fo r some
tim ej the 25c. size fo r
an ord in ary cold.
“ F o r 15 y e a r s I h ad a v e r y b a d
c o u g h . T h o d o c to rs a n d e v e r y b o d v
else th o u g h t I h a d a tru e case o f
co n s u m p tio n . T h e n l trie d A y e r ’s
C h e rr y P e c to ra l a n d it o n ly to o k a
bo ttle a n d a h a l f to c u re m e .”
F . M a r io n M il l e r ,
Oot.28,1898.
Cam den, N .Y .
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F or S a l e —A H up lira tig lit tt»u m
of horao*, weight ubout 150) I t>g
each. Call at farm of G. ]i. S »1
a abort diatairce above town
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T H E HERALD.
Coquille City, Oregon.
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Keriore. V I T A L I T Y
L O S T V IG O R
A ND M A N H O O D
SERVITA
Clinton
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
P E N S IO N S ,
PATEN TS,
AND
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
C la im s a gain st the G overn m en t.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
(F o rm e r ly T h ir d A u d it o r U . S . T re a s u ry .)
A tto rn e y and C ou n sellor a t L a w .
S o licito r o f A m e ric a n and F o re ig n
T r a d e M a rk s and C o p y righ ts.
Patents,
Practices before the Suprem e C ou rt o f the U . S .,
C ou rt of C la im s , and a ll Departm ents o f the G o v
em inent.
Special attention g iv e n to -cla im s of officers and
enlisted m en, tor A r m y and N a v y service in the
M ex ican W a r , W a r o f the R eb e llio n and the W s r
w ith Spain. A ls o C laim s o f (jo v e rn m e a t Contract­
ors. C o lle c tio n o f A cco un ts.
K efe rs by p erm ission to lio n . G eo . I.. W e l ­
lington, U - S. Senator from M a ry la n d , G en eral O .
O . H o w a rd , U . S. A r m y , G e o r c o C . H e n n in g ,
Presid ent, T ra d e r s N a tio n a l B a n k , W a s h in g to n ,
D . C ., and others.
N o ch a rg e for advice.
C orrespondence
solicited.
Office!, Atlantic Building,
928 and 930 F Street, N . W .,
Rooms, 95 , 97 , 99 and 100 ,
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W A S H IN G T O N . D. C .
S 3391 TB 93 E BtGYCLEMFREE
on approval to r o a r address Y f S T M O U T A C E N T U M A D V A N C E,
U S Y O U i t O R D E R , state whether you wish lailv's or man’s
wheel; fflveeolor. height o f fram e und gear wanted aud W E W I L L M i l l »
T H E W H E E L C. U. i>. on approval, allowing you to uncrute and ex­
amine it fully before you accept it. If it is not all and nmro than wo
claim for it, and a better wheel than you can get for any where near tho
price from any one el “, refuse it and we will pay all express chargee
ourselves. T h e “ M O N T R O S E " B t e v c / o
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a t o u r S p e c i a l A g e n t ’s s u m p l o p r i c e o f n P | Q
IS the greatest bargain in a bicycle over offered. W o miaranteoTt equal
to any M0 wheel on the market, and yon need not accept it nor pay a cent
i f .von ilo tmt. find It ni we represent. W o at e E X i ’H 'K I V E ltM ’ YC’ L E
M A X I F A C T 1 H i.it s nnd toko this method o f quickly introducing
our 1DOO 3 IO D I I.S. This offer o f a «am ple wheel a t this low price is
made to secure a R I D E R A G E N T in each town to represent u*
nnd take orders. O ur agents make money fast.
C ' D P i l C i n a T i O M 1!
Frame, 22. !?• or 26 Inch; Inrile«, 22 inch. Best
u r L u i r i u H I I G l i w a Shelby seamless tubing with forged conn Po­
tions. Rush Joints, improved expander device to fusion seat post anil
handle bar; Royal Aren crow n; the celebrated .Mavis hub« and hanger—
tho easiest running known; Iteeord “ A ” tires, the hint nnd one o f tho
most expensive tires on the market. The genuine + 1 M cH inger l ly g l c n l «
saddle; pedals, tools and accessories tho 1 h st obtainable. Knaue leil in
black, maroon or conch green, highly finished and ornamented; tqrecl&l
finished nickeling on all bright parts. We thoroughly test every piece
o f material that goes into this machine. O ur b in d in g y cu r'a g u a r ­
an tee b o n d with each bicycle.
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e n p L * to any one sending the $1(5.50ca«h In full with order wo will
I I i L h «end freo a genuine Jturdick 10,000 mile barrol pattern cyclo-
,meter; o r n high grade Hour pump. Y o ur monuy all back if you are not
perfectly satisfied.
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P U E T A D W ifU C C IC
W e do not manufacture tho cheap depart-'
If f i L M l
fw i t C E L L d a ment store kind of wheels, such a
'oncems and big supply houses advertise and «ell as high grade. W o cun furnish t____
however, at #5 t«» $7 stripped; o r 19 .7b to 012.50 complete. W o do not guarantee nor reconv-
inend them. H K E O K E o i a n . k i X t u. In. y d c o f an y o n e else, no m atter who or how,
cheap, w r it e iim and let us tell you how much we can savo you on the «ante machine.
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I f you I l i y A D I C 4n D I | Y aw h e el wo can assist you to E A R N A H I C Y C L E b y din-
arc U n r t D L C 1 0 D U I tributing catalogues fo r UR a few days. W e need one person'
In each town fo r this purpose. W e have several hundred S E C O N D IIA.N1» W H E E L S taken in trade which wo:
will close out at $Jt to it IO each; also some shopworn samples and ’99 models very cheap. Head fo r KarcaJn List. I
O C It K K L I A B I L I T Y Is unquestioned. W e refer to any bank or business house in Chicago, or any express or
railroad company. W o w ill send you letters of reference direct from tho largest hanks in Chicago if you wish It. 1
today. This low price and these ap eeiul te rm s o f shipuient without deposit will
i bo withdrawn very soon. tSTGive name o f this papo
SEND
Departures by Del Norte for
B. F. Parsons, our old friend, the
oceulist, of Albany, Or., arrived in , Portland, Sept. 3; Mrs. D. Guloven,
town Wednesday, and is v i s i t i n g I Mrs. F. Haglestein, Elsie Hnglo-
our people professionally. H o is stein, H enry Haglestein, J. M. Me-
doiug a good business, as lie is w e ll' Surely, T. Nowlin, J. S. Lawrence,
known and only carries the best o f Mrs. Luwrenco, and 2 children, W.
Wo want to get 500 new sub­
glasses.
, It. Worthington. Mrs. Worthington,
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A. F . ltaumus, J. VV. Anderson,and scribers to the H e r a l d , and nre
As usuaHy treated a sprain will b ) x jn Bleer
going to do it if we can; we there­
disable the injured person for three
fore continue our arrangement with
The Lending General Farm Paper
or four weeks, hut if Chamberlain's I
the Farm Journal, by which we can
of the Northwest—A High-Class,
«ORDER
Pain Balm is freely applied
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To The Deal •
send this paper (Tun C o q u il l e C i t y
Illustrated Farm Journal— Pub­
complete cure may he effected in a
H kk \ i . d ) 1 year and the Farm Jour­
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. M E A D C Y C L E C O M P A N Y , Chicago?m.
lished Weekly at Salem, Oregon.
A rich lady cured of her Deafness nal 5 years, both for only $1.50.
very few days.
Pain Balm also
cures rheumatism, cutH, bruises and aud Noises in the Head by Dr.
And we make the same offer to
TH E HOM ESTEAD is a 20-page paper, four columns to the page.
burns. For sale by R. S. Knowlton. Nicholson’s Artificial liar Drums, all old subscribers who will pay all
The subscription price is $1 a year, in advance. Its publication was be­
gave ¥10,000 to bis Institute, so arrearages and 1 year in advance.
Johu Beatty, of Beatty brothers, i fv",'
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Yon know what our paper ¡ b , and gun March 1, 1900, nnd it immediately took first place among general
who live on the bench above Ban-
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The Homestead has all the facilities
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the Ear Brums mnv have e them free. the Farm Journal is a gem--prac­ farm papers, and w ill maintain it.
don, was in town Wednesday re­
for publishing a farm paper of the first class, and of wide circulation.
Addre<s No. 105-57. Tbo Nicholson
newing acquaintance
with old , Iugtitut 780 Eightu Avenue> New tical, progressive—a clean, honest, Why send your money east? W hy not help maintain here in the north-
useful paper, full of gumption, full
fnenus.
He was accompanied j y 01.j. ^ ^ ^ *
of sunsliiue, \> ith an immense circu­ west a farm newspaper of general circulation and devoted to the inter-
home by our old friend and towns-
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lation among the best people every­ ests of this section ?
man, J. T. Moulton, who goes for
W e will send this paper— the H e r a i . d — and the large, illustrated J
Oregonian: The Beaver Coal where. You oittjhi to t<ike it.
rest and general recreation at the
farm paper, TH E P A C IF IC HOMESTEAD, issued weekly, at Salem
Company, of Coos couuty, which
beach. W e acknowledge a pleas­
— both papers for one year for only $2.
was thrown into involuntary bank­
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ant call from Mr. Beatty as well as
Treasurer’s Notice.
ruptcy a short time ago on the
a renewal o f subscription, etc.
petition o f four San Francisco
OTICE is hereby given tlptt all County The G retPresd ntial Campaign of
Editor E- E. Johnson and Ilor- creditors, yesterday filed a schedule
1900.
Warrants endorsed prior to Jan. 7,
race Cnrren, both of the Coquille of their assets nnd liabilities in the 18!*7, will Iu- paid on presentation at my
City Bulletin, started for Sun United States court, as required by ollico in Coquille ( 'ity, Coos comity, Oregon.
The policies of the great political
No interest will bo allowed after July
FraDcieco Wednesday, the former law. The liabilities nrnouut to 20 . l'.HMi.
parties are now being formed and
This llth day of July, 1000.
on business and the latter to visit something over $118,000; nominal
.1. B. PULLEY,
the candidates discussed.
Every
with relatives. They went to Rose­ assets upwards of $42,000,
County Treasurer.
burg with Novia Little and wife
citizen must study tho great ques­ ALMOST A D A IL Y -A T THE PRICE
Roseburg had quite a fire Friday
who go to Douglas county to visit
tions that are to come before the
OF A W EEKLY.
a week ago, the building occupied
Mrs. Little’s grandmother. They
people.
This can only be done
by A. T. Thompson's saloon nnd
started bv way of the Middle F’ork
The most widely circulated “ week- ,
J. M. Young’s barber shop being
through the medium o f a great
road, hot found that there was b o
ly” newspaper in America is the ]
led need to ashes. The value o f the
newspaper. Now is the time, there- Thrice-a-Week edition of The New
much fire along the wav that tin y
building was placed at $1000 nnd
changed their course nnd weut out
fore, for every voter to subscribe York World, aud with the presiden­
was without insurance. The con­
over the Coos Bay wagou road.
for the best and most reliable news­ tial campaign now at hand you can­
tents of the building, probably Curran & Gass, Proprietors.
paper obtainable. Tho Semi-Weekly not do without i t Here are some
F i n e F ar m and H o me for S a le worth $2000, carried insurance to
IA V IN G BOUGHT OUT’ THE CEN- ! Republic, of St. Louis, covers the of the reasons why it is easily the
— Farm containing 350 acres, about the amount of $800.
1 tral Meat Market, we will he able to | whole field of political news. While leader iu a dollar a year journalism:
30 acres in cultivation, about 30 in
Recorder: The tug Triumph furnish all kinds of Meal—Beef, Mutton lit is Democratic, it publishes the
It is issued every other day, and
grnss aud clover (about ji cleared) will stait for Sun Francisco about and Pork, nnd will pay the highest cash
I news in regard to all political par­ is to all purposes a «lady.
price for beef, hogs, sheep, etc.
and 3 acres in orchard.
About September 10 to receive her new
CURRAN
GASH.
ties without prejudice.
Its tele­
Every week each subscriber re­
80 acres on tract is bottom land; boiler. James Cnugbell o f Wed-
graphic and cable news service is ceives 18 pages and often during the
hnlance honvily timbered of the derbnrn will have charge, amt W.
superior to that of any other paper, “ busy” season 24 pages each week.
best timber, worth many times H. Dunlmra, G. Ihrak, John Johu-
and its special f«'ntures aro the best
The price is only $1 per year.
tbo value ot tbo bud. House of son aud Joseph McCord will also
I • C O Q U IL L E C I T Y , O R.
Attention is also called to the Re­
It is virtually a daily at the price
7 rooms, and as good water as can go w ith the tug. The full comple­
flic« at Mncy .t Moore Faint Store
public's Sunday Magazine. Its half­ of a weekly.
be found in North America right ment has uot yet been selected.
tone illustrations are alone worth tho
Its news covers every known part
at house; other necessary buildings
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I t is made up of the world. No weekly newspaper j
House, Sign and Carriage subscription price.
in fair condition. Plenty of laud
of special articles by the best lite­ could stand alone and furnish such
There is more catarrh in this section fo
Painter.
for two good settlements. About 1 tho country than nil other diseases and
rary talent, embracing a variety of service.
Paper Hanging,
mile fiom school, postofiice and until the last few years watt supposed to be ï3$S§
subjects of current interest. News
The Thrice-a-Week W orld has at
incurable. For a ureal many years doctors Î S J c ; Ulterior Decorating
mill.
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pronounced it a local disease, and pro­ ÎV .N S .N
features of absorbing interest are its disposal all of the resources of
and
Inquire at H erald office, in per­ scribed local remedies, and by constantly
illustrated and enlarged upon. For the greatest newspaper in existence
Graining.
son or by letter.
f8t4m * failing to cure with local treatment, pro
nounoed it incurable. Science has proven
the benefit of the ladies the latest — the wonder of modern journalism
catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and
Mrs. Etta Jones, district super­ therefore require« constitutional treatment.
Estimates furnisbfed on all classes fashions arc handsomely illustrated. — “ America's Greatest Newspaper,”
intendent of the OregoD Children’s Hall’s Catarrh ( ’tire, manufactured bv F. J. of Work. Satisfaction guaranteed The Republic Sunday Magazine is as it has been justly termed—The
Hom e Society, Inis just spent *ev-1
b'bnl.i. Ohio, is tbeonlv «ou-
always interesting to every member New York World.
, ,
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' stitational oore on the market. It m taken
1 am t LirmeFToc.iteTnearStony Brook, one o f the most malarious
of the family.
eral day« among the people o f Co- int. mallv m do** of 10 drop«
Its political news is absolutely i
drops to n tea
district-- ¡o this State, a-d was bothered with malaria for years, at times
tin lilt* City, explainitiR the working *l»“ '»nful It actH directly on the Mood »uni
The subscription price of the impartial.
This fact will be ol
to I could not work, an t was always very constipated as w e 1. For
Semi-Weekly Republic is $1 per especial value in the Presidential
o f this grnn I instltlltioo of mercy. ono hundred dollars for any case it fails to
v «irs I h d malaria so cad in the spring, when engaged in plowing,
There were quite a number became ©nre. Semi for circular« and testimonials
year; the Republic Sunday Maga­ campaign -coming on.
th it I could do nothing but shake. I must have taken about a barrel
■
- ' Address, F. J CHENEY A Co., Toledo,O.
zine,
$1.25
per
year.
Both
papers
mempers of - the “ Society,
and - the
The
best
of
current
fiction
is
"Sold by druggists, 75c.
ol auinine p:l!" besides dozens o f other remedies, but never obtained
nre
now
being
offered
at
the
very
Hall’s Family Fills are the best.
follow ing
named persons were
found
in
its
columns.
ot quinine t a .
f i. in poach time, I had a most serious
, Cut this out nnd reiurn with $1 (money
low
price
of
$1.50
for
one
year.
To
appointed ns the advisory board
These
are
only
some
of
the
rea­
i order or currency) and we will order the
i
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i
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s
and
then
commenced
Pto take Ripans Tabules. upon a
| following “ Family Combination” sent pre­ secure this low rate both must be sons; there are others.
to look after the work in this sec­
Read it
f rd's advice, and the first box made me all right and I have never
paid:
ordered nnd paid for at the same and see them all.
tion: Mrs. O. X. Maury, o f the
b 'en wnthout them since. I take one Tabule each morning and night
Christian church; Mrs. Emma M.
We offer this unequaled news
San Francisco Weekly Post! yr time. Address all orders to
and sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted I take three in
Lyons, o f the M. E. church, South,
T
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P
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,
paper
and
tho
Coquille
City
H
ebai . d
The Gentlewoman I yr.
a dav? Thev have kept mv stomach sweet, my bowels regular and
St.
Louis.
Mo.
together one year for $2.15.
Mrs. R. S. Knowlton, c f the Hap
have not h ¡d the least touch o f malaria nor spatting headache since
National
lllust.
Magazine
1
yr
Searli 5 Year».
tist church; Mrs. T. (J. Eckles,
The regular subscription price of
commenced0using them. I know also that l sleep better and wake up
Amer.
Poultry
Advocate
1
yr
Bv
special
arrangement
made
with
the M. E. church;
Mrs. L. A.
the two papers is $2 50.
m ^ e refreshed than formerly. I don't know how many complaints
Whereat, Episcopal church; Mrs the publishers of the FARM .TOP U Happy Hours Fam. Mag. I yr
Rm ms T .bines a ill help, bat I do know thev w ill cure any one in the
Mao Lee, of the Presbyterian N I L we are enabled to offer that Vermont Farm Journal 1 yr
S
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was and I would not be without them at any price. I
church. Anyona knowing o f nn paper to every subscriber who pavs
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world as
for
the
H
E
R
A
LD
one
year
ahead,
unfortunate child will confer a
Regular Cost $4
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take
great favor iqion the board ns well for only $1.50 -both papers for the
This combination tills a family need. We UMSIllKW* SHIXOLK MILL W1IX Subscribers to the Herald who
m twenty--.e-m years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
will
substitute
tli
Chicago
Weekly
Inter
I
famish
tir.t-clsss
Shingle*
st
Coqaille
as the society by advising thorn in price of ours only. Our paper one
(V nil, Kansas ( t v Weekly Stnr. New York
accept our clubbing offer o f lam e «s mort fa me s, b th eiriy and late and in all kinds of weather,
getting pencenhle snii legal pos­ year and the FARM JOCKS VLfroni Weekly I'ribane. l>or.\»r Weekly times. for $1.7« per M.
h
ivc never cnioveu
IIimcn»ÍMu -híñales fnmised on special the Farm Journal
have
enjoyed suesi goou nwmi
and the and 1 ' mv
sesion of the same. Tho society now to December 1909, nearlv 5 Toledo Weekly Blade. I wice-a-week Lonis-
ne: nbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
ville Courier-Journal, or Montreal W\ek'.y orders.
fact,
yi
a
n
l
he
FARM
JO
l
i
n
\
i
has morn homes than children at
Gazette in pi; i*t f San Francisco Weekly
Herald at $1.50, will receive said ” 5ay. John, what are you doing to look so healthy ?
^
Win. Ilich. Asm i at Coqnille.
Ill's time, and will gladly receive an ohi established paper, enjoying Post if desired, but no other changes air
Cr.pt. McCloskey. Steamer Kets.
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>t
Tbpy
prolong
Ilf#.
W A S T E D - a
so r \ n.l health that I.
I P ___
A X S v.
t benefit.
benefit T
’ *>y banish pain anti
and p
ro l
the
Farm
Journal
for
the
r<
-
allowed.
Clubbing
list
for
a
stamp.
any little waif who is without a great popularity, one o f the last
M ’ « ) ,• gi v . a r- . r * t e t h e u a n l H I 11’
I' A v N ’ ’S
S o d n : i t tl l « P rk a g *- and . utvpt no suifMitiu«*. R I P A
Capí. Kanter, Steamer Piapntcli.
drug -t. :•» T rn
and
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• I v»» 1 ack fM f' -r 4« et its. n ay L® tuoi t .
o
II J O N E S , R o o m I,
mainder of 1900, and all of aan«t
home, schoolin'' and proper train- ami most usi fid farm papers puIr­
meal Co., No,!
ure.-s to.- j c®t»ls, fo rw u rJ ca to IL® M i in s Cb«ini«
trt»*;ni**nial* w i l l Le uialietl t o a n y
LiliernI di-count for banting, if porehased
Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal.
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1901,
1902,
1903
and
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