Coquille City herald., October 09, 1900, Image 4

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t Bamlou Kccorder.)
Remedy lor Bit-Pulling
Rev. J. N, Bogus aud wife have
, returned to Baudot! to reside.
Here is something of real practi-
Dyer and Shoemaker shipped c|d value to any one driving a horse
one hundred thousand bloom- that pulls on the bit: Fasten u
1 handles to San 1’ raucisco on the small ring to each side of the bri-
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T U E S D A Y . OCT. 9, 1900.
Church Directory.
Christinn Chorcli — Services every Lord's
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MuD8tl
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p. r ni. . L >rd s s!,',r
bupper,
12 e,'{■A'-1
to 12.1A, "iia,'ia
Bible ! gftvioif
service.
was h^re
day and was very ninob pleased
tug, 8 p. in. The public is cordially invited w ith the conditiou o f th in g s at tlie
|u attend all »ervicus. J ksök Al. II untbr , ! Bandon statiou.
Minister. ;
M . 0 E. charch, south—regular
. services!
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.
The Knight* o f Pitbias will give
pastor,
E. L. F itch
a l all her»» on the l /I h of n o t e n i -
Kev. Kohl. Ennis Presbyterian, will con- h e r, und os the Knights are fii.-t-
duot services m this oily the 2d and 4th ,.|a88 enter tainers this occasion Will
Sundays of eneb month m the litth church,
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until farther notice. All are cordially in- rqual It Dot e c lip s e tin 11 former
ble, and as Uear the blow bund loops
as
Pass , lines through bit
. possible.
,
rings and snap them into rings at
brow baud.
This, with a com id on
joiut<*il bit, will g iv e a leverage
that will enable a child to hold a
‘ puller'* or hard-uionth^d horses
vvith t8lte under almost a ll c ir c u m -
stan ce s,.
I t can be used on a fast
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[ h o ses in d o u b le te a m , or on b o th ,
The schooner Parkersburg is un ' as desired. Try it. It ¡ h cheap
L O C A L ITEM S.
deigning repairs at
Parkersburg anJ easily applied. It won’t make
Sheriff Gallier went to Myrtle Hiis wees, and when
the work is tjlc. mouH, sore. It is better than
Point on official business lastFriday. completed
Captain
Jorgensen)
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thinks she will be in shape tor j - *
Mrs. Steve Gallier came home tluo(iier seventeen years’ service, j
from a two-weeks’ visit at Bandon
! During the winter of 1397 Mr.
Friday.
A few_°* ,h° Pr,'* re88,ve ! ar“ firH James Reed, one of the leading
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° ouC> fo r k are hnoliup | <.itizenn and merchants of Cluv,
Mrs. t red Melil, of Bandon, re- ! grayel and placing 11 on the ground (jlay Co., W. Va., struck liis leg
turned borne Wednesday after a I hey intend to grnval one and a !(jrUiUbt a cake of ice in sueh a muu-
visit of several days with friends Imlf miles of the road frotnjReed s ut,r ,ls
Lruiso it severely. It be-
at this placo.
ford up, tins full.
canto very much swollen and pained
R. E. Shine, secretary o f the
Messrs Sltippley and Davis, whoj him so badly that be could not walk
Southern Oregon Co,, of Empire have a lease on the Baudot) broom without the aid of crutches. He
City, spent a day or so in town handle factory, shipped a thousand was treated by physicians, also used
last week, returning on Friday.
handles to Medford, Oregon, a few several kinds of liniment and two
S. F. Sheppard, late o f the gov­ days ago by way of Coos bay and and a half gall ms of whisky in
ernment work at Bandon, went to Portland. I f the railroad is once bathing it, but nothing gave any
the hay Friday, nud will possible completed to Rosehurg such ship­ relief until ho began using Cham­
accept a position of the railroad ments can reach their destination berlain’s Pain Balm. This brought
in less than one-fourth the distance almost a complete cure in a week's
company.
now necessary to tra vel and at a time and ho believes that had he
W. R. Darby runs the “ lightning saving of much time an 1 cost.
not used this remedy his leg would
express” among the hauling fra­
have had to be amputated
Pain
ternity, and will serve the public
(Joos Bay Nows.
Balm is uuequaled for sprains,
promptly and carefully in ull busi­
A. B. Seal has severed his con­ bruises and rheumatism. For sale
ness entrusted to him.
nection with the Gardiner Mill Co., by It. S. Kuowltou.
vitt-'d.
effo rts.
The late Methodist Episcopal » “ J w“ ‘ "Gaia be “ *** nB,, f“ stive
conference at Ashland returned raui e. '
Rev R. C Lee to the Marshfield
Additional machinery for the
charge, and also Rev. James M oore, “ >atch factory will be here on next
to that of Myrtle Point.
Areata, and work will commence
I as soon as possible thereafter.
M. C. Bingham, o f Norway, the]
W. A. Maxwell was in town from
bee and pcnltryman was in town
The shafi
Friday. He will hardly be ready I0 ™ 8 C
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i Oi » is
now doua . 150 feet, ’ and slate
ee purchased
nnrehnseu
to move to his place
o j , . ^
Htuck) IniHoa|iti
that
Mr. Harlocker before the hrst of I vejn of
, i(j c ||)Be b
the year.
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- dealer,
1 1
, Luueback,
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which
Our
music
A.
. chinook
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. . salmon,
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in tho deep holes below the hatch-
ls looking for the arrival of a six-
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m : cry have shown no disposition,
teen-vear-old sou lo arrive from
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1 up to the present, to mvve up to
Port and bv the next Del TSorte,
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the trap prepared for them by the
he having remained at that c it y 1.. ,
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lisb commissioner.
It is lo be
win e his parents wore gcttiug lo- ,
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| hoped they II “ get a wiggle on be-
cated uere.
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for a heavy raiu sets in, otherwise
Michael QuiMinan, of San Fran-1 the hatchery will prove a failure
cisco, came up on last Areata and this year. Supt. Brown snys there
has been oyer to the county seat J is a large number of chiuooks in
lookiug up some tnisinpss mutters, j the pools, but they seem to be in
making the H i kald office a pleas- no hurry to move up streum.
ant visit. This is Mr, Q’s first
.
visit lo the county for severul years j Educate Tour l.owojs Wilh CiiHcarcts.
Cnndy Cutlmrtic, euro eonstipatinn forever.
Our now nrrival nnd music dealer, t i0r--5c' itc.c.c.faii,drnii :isurfiui:dmoiio».
A. Lineback, put in motion tbej
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erection o f a new residence on the.
Biggest Bargain Out.
p r o p e r t y recently purchased in the | One of the best Dairy
farms in
Spurgeon
addition
last week, ( ..un county. It contains 171 acres,
There are several new and sob- 1135 acres ¡11 bottom, 60 in cultiva*
stadtial residences assuming shape ■ tion, 9.‘1 tine dairy cows go with
in town.
the place as well as nine heifers
An Astoria dispatch says: W. W.
Whipple, who has just returned
from San Francisco, states that the
opinion in general among Southern
railroad men that tho Astoria rail­
road is to be extended down the
coast to San Francisco. It is re­
potted in San Francisco that work
on the extension will commence
early next spriug and will be pushed
to completion.
T H E
This 10th day of Sept., 11)00.
J. B. P U L L E Y ,
County Treasurer.
N O T IC E .
Any person or persons cuttin on
or removing C h it t im B akk from tlie
Southern Oregon Co’s, land, without
being duly authorized will be prose
cutid according to law.
Js*?“ Any person furnishing sufficient evi­
dence for the recovery of Bark so taken
will be given one-half of the bark recovered.
S outhern O regon C ompany .
O. F. Topping, J. AV. Felter, M
I. Swift mid Wallace Vandecar, old
veterans o f the civil war, of Ban
don, come up Friday to nttend the
funeral of their old comrade and
friend, 0 . D. Elliott, which took
place at the Masonic cemetery at
2 o’clock p. m.
FARM
I. X . L . G R E A T S —
A ll except HARDWARE
STORE, O rrL rk
bad ones!
A
Wm. Gallier, Proprietor,
HAffDWfll^E,
AGflTE WA^E,
T h e re are hun­
dreds o f cough medi­
cines which relieve
coughs, all coughs,
except bad ones!
The medicine which
has been curing the
worst o f bad coughs
for 60 years is A y e r's
C h erry Pectoral.
Here is evidence:
“ My wife was
troubled with a
deep-seated cough on her lungs f o r
three years. One day I thought
of how Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
saved the life of my sister after
the doctors had all given her up to
die. So I purchased two bottles,
and it cured my wife completely.
It took only one bottle to cure my
sister. So you see that throe bot.
ties (one dollar each) saved two
lives. W e all send you our heart­
felt thanks for what you have done
for us."— J. H. B urge , Macon,CcL,
Jan. 13, 1899.
QUEENS WAffE.
T!N WfH*E.
1 Call and examine poods and investigate
prices,
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G. E C K L E S ,
I • C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OR.
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Now, for the £rst time you
can get a trill bottle of Cherry
Pectoral for 25 cents. Ask
your druggist.
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Office at Maoy & Moore Paint Store.
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House, Sign ami Carriage
Painter.
Paper Hanging,
Interior Decorating
an i
Graining.
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Central
M eat Market
Curran & Cass, Proprietors.
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Tile Full-Bred Xoritian Stallion,
« T I L L HE AT COQUILLE THREE
V\
days out of niue, beginning Mon­
day, May 28, 1900.
to insure; payable
wlien tlie mare is known to be with foal. |
$5 for single leap: payable within the sea­
son in U. S. gold ojin or bankable notes.
CH AR TR ES is a beautiful iron grey, 1«!!
hands high, and weighs 1668 lbs.
lie is a j
horse of unusual line style and ac'ion. and j
of gentle disposition. He is powerfullyn
built, has a fine head, heavy neck, is deep
through the shoulders, full across the
breast, splendid back and loin, round and
full in the barrel, broad across the hips and
rump, fine clean bone and well set.
His
offspring are of same form, color and dis­
position.
Got by imported Duke de Char­
tres, 2f> 4; dam, Nornm. imported Pollock of
t l a A d U l . ^ d s m imp^rlid UattYer’.
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Pv,.nviu<
GRANT
This paper (the Coquille City H khald ) lias 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 ill this section.
j-£ure it ¡H
The COQ UILLE CITY HERALD 1 Year,
|
f V ermont F arm J ournal 1 yr.
| San Francisco Weekly l ’ost 1 yr.
J American Poultry Advocate 1 yr.
1 The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
| National Illustrated Magazine 1 yr.
k Happy Hours, Family Magazine 1 yr.
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t-’ )ri»t>i'. will w e a r and
T. ain it “ perfaot
H lvsr c o l o r for ■
I'lellma. K en t's 18*
s i . «•- stem w ind
f*inl tileui set, lit*
te d with it ponuln*
S fT H TH OM AS
LfirtTURY M o v e
rient, trunranteed
occureta 5 y e a r s ,
as g o o d ana K**n-
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v. a tch a s a n y m an
n e e d s . .Send ua
tin s ml. w ith y o u r
o r d e r and w e w ill
s e n d it C. O. D.
s u b je c t t o y o u r
• > a niinalion and
a p p rov a l. E x a m ­
in e it th o ro u g h ly
and if fou n d ju st
a s re p re se n te d ,
eq u a l t o w a tch es
reta iled a s h iK h
b'« $19.00, pay E x p.
ctrt. o u r p r i c e ,
A n v on o sending a sk olrh nnd d escription m ay
quh-kljr iAscertain ou r opin ion free w hether an
in vention is proba b ly patentable. Communlca*
tlons strictly confldential. H a n db ook on Patent#
Edit free, o ld e st ugency f o r securing patent*.
Patents taken through M unn ft Co. receiv e
tpecial notice, w ith ou t c harge, in the
Scientific American.
MUNN & CcL3c,B™
a',’*a' New York
bra n ch O lSco/iLii F St.. W ashington, D . C.
P E N S IO N S ,
PATENTS,
AND
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
C la im 3 against Cue G overnm ent.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
(F o rm e r ly T h ir d A u d ito r U . $ . T rea su ry .)
A ttorney nml Coum r U o m f I.aw .
S o licito r o f A m fr ir a u and F oreig n Patents,
T ra d e M ark- ar.dC i p y iu !.
P ra ctices before the Su p;. ,m C ourt o f th< U . S .#
Court o f C laim s, nnd ull iX p u r tin v -is ot the G ov
em in en t.
S pecial ntt> nt' ’ . i : w n to i ' . i h u ft' rT iccrs and
enlisted n >, !« r A im v aii 1 V:ivy s n v i r r in tho
n mitl t il« W t r
w i’ h Spain. A i - o C ljiiiii o» C o w t .o n o it Contract*
o .s . t O l i r c f i v M » A t c n u :. ’ .:.
to '.: ■ C m , r.. ’Aci*
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A - U n t i c llu iL I in g ,
ij2S in.\ h.vj F Street, N. W.,
nnd H ip . c h a rg e s . G iv e It 30d a y s trial. I f n ot sat*
U fled w o r e t u r n y e u r m o n e y . F o r ca sh w ith o r d e r
w o «onit you P.ir.E s Finn Calc! Plstod WATCH CHAIN.
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F. E. Enceli ¿Co. 330 Dearoom St. Chicago
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T rade M a r k s
O e sio n s
C o pyr ig ht s A c .
A h andsom ely Illustrated w eekly. Largest dr*
oulation o f any »den title Journal. T erm s, t3 ft
y e a r ; fo u r m onths. 91. Sold b y all new sdealer*.
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you .. • ' j It; I t l o r i r t u '*
wLofclt iron e-olttr. Iifi jlit. o f I t t i n - J
re nani, u uiid W E \V l L i. Ä !»l 1*
T U E W H E E L «'. O. D. ou apm- >val, r.'.lowittK y. tt ’ * j uih '.’ iilo < ii >1 e*-
am .no It fully Iw fore you
. ; t H. 1 !’ it is not ;ill and luorethtui vro
c u i 'n f r it, it; id it liv liir w ¡»-el i : :n y i nt cnn >n t for tu w in
t.ear too
p f if f frota any one c!
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oursv'w p. T i r » ’ * F .îS f-'ffit.S iz * * û / r v c J o
at our
lu i A .w ci'-t’s H i m p l o p r i . « o f
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>'<i¡ t bargain In n ............ ... r o f..v id . W»; ¡TmtMiHfö it «Minai
lo :w; V É »0 w' • ! ot. Un- I i- ’.. f.iri'i )<m to«, d i- ■* n, pi • t p. e j>.:v :i .‘.out
i;.' .1 lie not !'• •! it-
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and
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i:i. -t ex ¡ictiv; ve ; i : - o i ■ the ■ ,:rl.< t. T m *‘ ircriiHo :j« » V e s in g c r l l y t l i ale
- : . I .. • ; |-.e*. ?:. I-*, t.rds litui <»••••*
i.M »:•<• I r t oi.Miaiihij. Ktiftiuulod lft
k. rrmroon or.-oiu H L*n > ¡\. Iiir-ltly il.dvlicd and om iunentod; pps-olal
¡.cd ’ .i.-kt i i ■ -c on tCi l • ■ 1 • t p-ift*. We « lio! eii'My teat every piece
ttta'.i-fiiil tli ' g- . 8 in!.* tliis Litici lino. Our binding* j . u r h ja u r *
bond wilh cn d i !<i:‘yttle.
% t >;i: A < 'I f f ' •!.' : i ' I? f G.f id ' n i ; In full with order wo will,
lx* ret:.I I i ‘ o g
lfitr«ii. U lO.'/.k) mile borrid pattern cj'c lo -
or it lihrh pirulo lloor pump. Your nionoy a ll Lack if you are not
V X . . j^im
Gkt»t» i
•rfeetly salisi
t
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Ç W e do not. nimm foot.no the chNap depart-
hnr
«s iJirTfceÜrive nient store Kind o f wJiecN, ••uh »*:* many new
concerns and LliJ onjiply houses advertise nnd sell ns high grad*«. Wo can furnish them,,
however, at i j to.1?? strijqicd; or hi.,5 to SflJ.hO contj-Ieti*. 'o'e d* not pruarntitee nor recom -
i;ic:id them. li.EF ^R .E «1 ftlU i >: «X O ft bicycle o f finyo*;« el.-c. no matter who or how
cheep, w rite via und let us c ! vou how much wo CRR savi» you o'i Gtc an me machine.
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li 1 1 wo (■•!** i\-■ >••••! • * F U f V A iilP Y i'I .K b r «Ils*
lire
I if f'/’ W B ti'i’ íut íh ( í cntftlofrm-* for «¡s n fcwd.-ç s. AYu t i . d one iKrsou
in each town fo r this p-.n-pose. We
; e v i 1 .1 Jii'.iidri’il S o C fi M «
\\ ¡IE K LS taker, in travio which wo
will c l o w o r t :it
to G ib cn c h ; ip o .«..me -'ir ;.. ¡11 s i i ìj m s ti1 d ’99 fiod e’.s very etici.
Semi f.-r P.anrn.’n IdsL
O i'K R E I k A E ilU l'V is '•;:o;;es:!oricri. NYc rc?> r io u:.v br.t.it o r b” : :. • - x h • - • : w i 111 ' h icam.. o r a *.y ex press o r
railroad c o n ¡a: : v.
will sciiti v.'.i It-to-rs o f reference dir et from t!i.* huyr t banks in Chic .io» if you wish it.
Ç ^ ^ * * * ] l ’idtiY. '!>'■ l'W p; ;• carni l i t e . » p c c iu l ir r um o f shipment without deposit wilt
yuan. C V G ivo nanio o f till* paper.
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of work. Satisfaction guaranteed j
a v in g
bought out th e cen -
trnl Meat Market, we will be able to
furnish all kinds of Meat— Beef, Mutton
anil Pork, and will pay the highest cash
price for beef, hogs, sheep, eto.
CJUUBAN «V GASS.
6 0 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
-2 £ £ £ £
By special arrangement made with
h e publishers of the FARM JOUR-
NAB wo arc enabled to offer that
paper to every subscriber who pays
for the HERALD one year ahead,
for only $1.50 -both papers for tho
price of ours only. Our paper one
year and the FARM JOU RNA L from
now to December 190 !, nearly 5
years.
The FARM JOURNAL is
an old established paper, enjoying
great popularity, one of the best
and most usiful farm papers pub-
shed. ITrj'Do not delay.
O H A R T r I B
I I T A N T E D —SEVERAL PERSONS FOR
\ V District OfVc ‘ Managers in this state
to represent me in their own and surround­
ing counties. Milling to pay yearly $000,
Treasurer’s Notice.
payable weekly. Desirable employment
with usual opportunities. References ex-
■\[ OTICE is hereby given that all County Clmncvd. Kuc 1 <'se Hr 1 f-addm hs > h ! « t ¿ t o
t axton jiuinung,
if
Warrants endorsed prior to June 1, envelope. S. A. Park.
1807, will be paid on presentation at my Chicago. ____
office in Coquill** City, Coos county, Oregon.
No interest will be allowed after Sept.
18. 1000.
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Regúlame P e is
wl11 <,,,lno in 1,1 tho 8Trinif- hti-
M" H 11
separator, mower,
ttemnn V I T A L I T Y
1» k<’. ««ifon and team, etc. Is lo­
L O S T V IG O R
cated on river 1 J miles of a creamery
i AND M A N H O O C
2 miles of postoffice. The place Cures Impotcncy, Night Emissions and
has two good houses and two barns, wa-ting diseases, all effects of self-
This great combination meets the want» of the entire hons-hold. The H * b ,LD cire».
nil above high water. An ideal
abuse, or excess and indis- all the local nnd county nows; it is vnur home ]>.iper and no
f'> f , tl1“ „ ’ s|, u c
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withoat it. Tho Vermont Farm Journal and American poultry Advocate shonb
toil to am 1
place for a first-class dairyman. , u i j creticn. A nerve
r B r in e s th e be in the hands of every up-to-date farmer or poultry rm-. r. [ he Ge. llewonmn i , the
This place can be had for $7000. Vo?' ■* q blood builder, r. B rin g s the ^ln “ w , know of for the Indies, being very similar in size, make-up and ,mal ty to
y, s p i n k glow to pale
ale cheeks and [ ^ L a d i e s ' Home Journal. The National Illustrated Magazme. dubl, shed at Wn».:.nR-
George Robinson lind a good, For particulars call at or address
.— of
_ youth. ton, is the only publication t h a t publishes the oiyil service news. H a p p y Honrs is a
restores the fire
broad and substantial porch built I lie H e r a ld .
' v By maili.de ]>cr box: O boxes Inrue ••¡a,,a<>e magazine, designed to amuse, entertain and instruct the whole family.
The San Francisco Weekly 1’ost gives the news of tho world in good, olean, readable
*•
Inst week on the front of bis busi-
for ¡¡"2.50; with a written guaran­ form
the mark, t reports and lots of other interesting matter. If you wish we will snb-
ness building on front street which
tee to euro or refund the rnonej’. stitutc the Chicago Weekly Inter Icean. Kansns ( lty Weekly Star sew \ork Weekly
Unclaimed Leiters.
Tribune. Denver Weekly Times, Toledo Weekly Hl ule. 1 wice-n-we k Litutsville Courier-
u great comfort to the public and
Journal. ,,r Montreal Weekly Gazette in place of tan Francisco W eekly I ,;st. No other
NERVITA r/iEDICAL CO.
convenience to himself nnd the
Following is a list o f letters re­
chances allowed. Call on or address, with cash.
& I B S « ¿ K A L D .^
Wilson Jewelry Co., occupying the maining in (he Coquille postoffice Clinton ik Jackso n Sts^ C H SC .IC O , IL L .
west half of the building.
For
Rnlo
by
Cocjuillo
1'lmrmacv
Get. 1st, 1900. Persons calling for
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Miss May Haft, r>f the I ¡|iL M n e will please say advertised.
j botli 1 month,
Brewer, P. H '
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i
I P a g e
hotel, this place, took lier leave Anderson, Ed.
for her homo in Currv cou n ty!
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s \/
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Thursday where she will remain Foster, Mrs. W.F Gooddol, Mr.
$ 2 .1 0
Evening Telegram and Herald, both 6 mos., only
f
a
while her mother, a sister of Mrs. |
4.15
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both
7
year,
only
-
Raymond,
A.
C.|Ryuu,
Ella
W.
Hall, of Marshfield, mother o f our !
Wilson, J. J. |
popular nttorneys, Hall A Hall, at j Rutzer, Joe
All the Congressional and State Legislative News
Pay Up and Get Both Papers at
that blnce, will accompany tlie lat-1 Dated at ( ’oquilli*, Oct. I, 1900.
Price of One.
come fu ll and complete daily, and your Best '
B. E N o s i . iir , 1>. M.
tor to 8an Francisco.
All for Only $2.30;
Gait. Joi n
Fox, David .
Lot four in block 14, in E. B.
Denn & Go’s additions to Marsh-
field, will be sold at publie auction
Saturday, Oct. 20lb, 1 J ’. M. This
is a beautifully located lot, uear
the Co-
the end of the briidge <.n
« u .ne
quille road, coming out of Marsh-
field, nud is but a block from the
public school building.
!
j
;
Fish,Mrs.Albert Inis râper Farm Journal
Johnson, w. .
1 Year.
5 i ears.
Daily EraiiTeltM
40 CtS
Weekly Local Paper for only the price of one.
To Tho Deaf.
Me want to get 5 0 0 new su b -1
scribers to tho H erald , and are \ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
going to do it if wo can; we there- __
fore continue our arrangement with T H E
thr Farm Journal, by which we can
A T J
send this paper (T he C oquille C ity «
.
n
,
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Hi.i:vi.r.) i year and the Farm Jour- takes the market news o f San Francisco by wire prints it
mil s years, both for only $ 1 .5 0 . daily and distributes it in Coos county 24 hours ahead of the
Ami we make the same’ offer to BAY CITY papers.
It at so serves the arrival and departure of
all old s u b s rihers win. win pay all ucsse¡s a t fl// Pacjfic coast ports.
For this part of the coun-
arrea rages a n d i year m advance,
try its column “Domestic and Foreign ports," is the best ship-
A rich lady cured of her Deafness
and Noises in the Head by Dr.
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums,
1 KBV0 $10,000 to bis Institute, so
tlmt
pe0,,le
to procure
the? Kiir Drums Yunv have thorn free.
Atldress No. ltff> .*»7. The Nicholson
On the 10th of December, 1897, Institute, 780, Eighth Avem , New
Rev. 8. A. Donahoe, paster M. K. York. U. S. A.
♦ *€»-•-♦
Chyrch, South, I’ t. Pleasant, M-. Va.,
the Farm journal is á ¿ c m - pm«- pmg guide.
Besides giumg the mouements of steam uessels
contracted a severo cold which was
Master Builder
HenckcndorlT ticai, progr. sivo a dean, honest, betiueen San Francisco, C oqu H ie r iver, Coos Bay and Portland,
attended from the beginning by is making g-md progress on ttie
violent coughing. Ho says: “ After schooner in tho Marshfield sbip- us fui paper, full o f gumption, full ¡f notes the arrival and departure of sailing schooners at and
The OREGONIAN is the only Morning Daily
resorting to a number of no-called vard. The stem nnd stern posts of sunshine, vvith an immense circu- f 0p fheir ports.
lalion among tlie best people every­
‘specifics,’ usually kept in the house, are up and all o f the frames will
coming
in
here
which
advertises Coos county abroad. The
where. Von ought to tnkr it.
to no purpose, I purchased a bottle be in position tb ism ek .
A force
WEEKLY OREGONIAN gives all the news o f our state and 64
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, o f meu are also at work putting
columns o f general telegraphic news of the world each week.
which acted like a charm.
I most the keelsons in position. One half
It will be sent in connection with the HERALD for only $2 pet
cheerfully recommend it to the pub­ tlie roof o f the shed is on and when
year. Here is your chance for County. State and National
lic”. For sale by R. 8. Know ¡ton. the other portion is completed
Cnftthiflont nnd reinrn with f l (money
tlie manager will be able to prose­
fV
c iv s.
or currency) nml we will order the
Coast Mail: The viewers ap­ cute work during all kinds of j order
following "Fam ily Combination" sent pre­
paid:
pointed by the County Court to j weather.— Hnu.
survey tlie proposed wagon road
* • •» •
San Francisco Weekly Post I yr
from Alleghnnv to the County
$ 1 0 0 Reward $100.
line, have completed their work
Th„,„.ie rso f this pa.s r will be Pl.„ ,,l The Gentlewoman 1 yr.
The Lending General Farm Paper
anu will rnnKt» their report at next t.> hum that there h .- o irut .*n.* tin ui.a National lllust. Magazine 7 yr
of the Northwest—A High-Class,
ili*c
isc
that
science
hnsbu
n
able
to
cure
in
countv court.
Wo umlerstaml nil its stnees. ami that is Catarrh. Hall's Amer. Poultry Advocate 7 yr
Illustrated Farm Journal — Pub­
thnt thè grade in no place exceeds Catarrh Cure is the only jiositive cure known
lished Weekly at Salem, Oregon.
Happy
Hours
Pam.
Mag.
7
yr
10 per cent and inost of it being to the medical fraternity. Catarrh l»eim* a
constitutional disease requires a constitn-
nbout 4. Tliis rond vvill open np a tionnl treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is Vermont Farm Journal 7 yr
THF. HOMESTEAD is n “ H-page paper, four columns to the page.
nevv country for bay merelinnts taken internally, acting directly upon the Our Price $1;
The subscription price is $1 n year, in advance. Its publication was be­
blood
and
mucous
surfaces
of
the
system.
Regular
Cost
$4
and
all are iuterested
in
eeeing
. . . . .
.,
.
rr.
.
thereby destroying the foundation of the
Tbia combination tills a family in*« d. We gun March 1. 1900, nnd it immediately took first place among general
th a t it ROt'fl th r o u g h .
In o r o IM diseas«* and giving the patient strenqtb l»\ will anbfttitnte th«» Chicago Weekly Inter farm papers. ;nd will maintain it.
The Homestead has all the facilities
a lm o s t ns m u ch Ixitlom la u d in t h e baihlin« III» the .-.•»■.lilutii.n anil
-ialiak O o m i, Kansas City Weekly Star, New York
i
i .
,
nature in doing its work.
I lie proprietors Weekly Tribune. Denver Weekly
imes, for publishing a farm paper of the first class, ami of wide circulation.
Jjooil Irtko eonIItry
tu ero IS o i l h^v«* so much faith in its eurutive power-«, Tobtl«» Weekly Blade. T’wice-a-week I«onis- Why semi \ ir money east?
Why not help maintain here in the north­
b o th fo r k s o f C ooh liv o r nnd nil that they offer On II nnd red Dollar-* for ville Courier-Yournal. or Montreal Weekly
west a farm newspaper of general circulation and devoted to the inter­
inv case that it fail
urr.
Send
for
li*t
Gaxette
in
place
<>
f
San
Francisco
Weekly
that lias so far retarded its devel­ f tt’StimoniaU. A«UI
Post if desired, but no other changes aie ests of this section ?
opment, is want of olhiket, give It
F. »I. ClIKNKY A CO..
allowed. Clubbing list f *r a stamp.
We will send this paper—the H eralp —and the large, illustrated
roi cd
tlmt and it will be one of the most
O. II JONES, Room t,
farm pnpo I'HE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, issued wet klv, at Salem
; #’r SoI«i bv ilrnguM a*«.
«vnts
C i r . M g r . Y e r im m t F a r m .?«*u rn n l.
prospeions sections of ( ’ no* ( 'ounty.
Hair« Family Fill*' arc tne best
ap-'o Iff]
W ILM IN G TO N . VKKM()N f . — Kith papers for one year for onlv $2.
\ A Big
Bargain
THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD
1 am n f f f 1 locTjed ne.tr Stony Brook, one o f the m ost malarious
districts in t..o State, and was bothered with malaria for y « « . " 1" " »
vo i could not vv -K. an i was always very constipated as well, ror
■*...,rs 1 b '
so : A in the spring, when engaged tn plowing,
th.it I Cf .-'i do nothing but shake. I must have taken about a barrel
0, j Uini
>zens o f other remedies, but never obtained
oenetit. Last
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af.u k ct chul s and then c mmenccd to take Ripans Tabules, upon a
f
,rc j.- e and tlie first box made me all right and I have never
b o'n w ith v"."t them since. 1 take one Tabule each morning and night
a ! onieti:nes when ! feel more than usually exhausted 1 take three in
, w. Th ,‘ v have kept mv stomach sweet, mv bowels regular and I
hive not h id the le t' touch o f malaria nor splitting headache since I
commenced using them. 1 know also that I sleep better and wake up
more refresh, d than ; merly. 1 don't know how many complaints
R: - ms 1 ,.1'uVs v 11 hep, but I do know thev will cure any one in the
condition 1 was and 1 would not be without them at any price I
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient otake^
I m twenty- :ev 11 years o f age and have worked hard all my life, the
s:n-: * s most f. me s, both eirlv and late and in all kinds of weather,
ir 1 ' h ive never enjoved such good health as l have since last fall, in
f.
mv neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
sa J, *’ Sav. John, what are you doing to look so healthy P
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