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J . W . STRANGE,
The to lly of K illing Birds-
The thinking people of the coun
try are gradually awakening to the
Coquille City, Or.
fact that the mania for killing birds,
W il visit B nudon first six diiys o f .Tann which lias existed for over a century,
e ry . March, May, Julv. September and N ov
em ber, and M yrtle Point the first six days needs the substantial check to pre
o P F a b ra n ry . April, June, August, O ctober
vent the absolute extermination of
e n d Decem ber.
the feathered friends of humanity.
The first intimation that someth
ing would have to be done to pro
tect American animal life was the
rude shock caused by the announce
Attorney - at - L a w ,
ment that the vast herds of bison
An d Notary Public, were
no more—and the pitiful and
C o q u il l e C it y , C o o s C o u n t y , O re o o n .
abortive effort of the government
to protect a few isolated specimens
in Yellowstone Park. In tlm past
live years a similar statement has led
to the creation of the Adirondack
Park in New York, nud much-needed
- A . t t 0 m . e 3 r . a,t - I j L v w ,
restrictive legislation for the pro
MAKSHFXELD, OBEGON.
tection of deer.
What statistician will compute,
D ealer in R ral E statk o f all kinds.
what orator will present, and what
/C O Q U I L L E C O U N C IL . NO.898 O F TH E legislators will provide the data,
F raternal Aid A ssoointion m eets the formulate the fulls and pass the
Cd Tuesday evening o f each m onth.
laws necessary to save the wondrous
Mas, E dith U alch ,
M rs. A lice T u ttle. S ec.
bird-life of this continent from the
fate of the bison and the deer?
YC U H G IH L O D G E , N o. 72. K. of P.
The economic value— tlr# appeal
meets every Tnesdn.y evening at Masonic
H a ll. Brothers in good a ta n d in g in sister to sordid commercial ideas —even if
Lodges are cordially invited to visit, ns.
no other phase of humanity should
A. G . BALC H , C. C.
K . H . M A S T , K . o f U . & S.
be reached in this age of commer
cialism, should speedily bring about
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197, w o o d m e n
the passage of protecting bird-life.
. o f the W orld, m eets at Herfcev Hall,
Come out into the world with me
1st and 3tl Saturday nigh ts o f each m onth.
J, W . L knkvk , Consul.
and watch a pair of busy wrens or
J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
a Hundred other birds as they toil
sunset—and
I ^ V E N I N G T ID E C IR C L E , NO. 214, from daybrnke until
I ' j W . o f W ., meets in H ersey’ s H all on sometimes later.
Try to count the
2d and 4th Saturday nigh ts in each m onth.
number of trips they make during
O R A X . M \UKY,
G u ardian N eighbor. tbe day, and estimate, if you eau,
Jesse C. Sim m ons, Clerk.
the quantity of destructive insects
that is required ns food for the
i 1H A U W IO K L O D G E , NO. M , v. F.
You will find yourself
Y y and A. M ., m eets on Saturday evening family.
on or b efore each fu ll m oon. V isitin g breth growing tired of counting, and will
ren cord ia lly in v it e d .
gradually
multiply the insects
C. R< MANuliR, W. M.
J . J. L a m b . Sec.
brought in at each trip by seconds,
minutes, hours and days, until the
uelah
c h a p t e r , n o . <», O . E. s .,
number will appall you. Then you
m eets Friday e v e n irg on or before
e a ch fu ll m oon at R o ’ clo ck from April 1st kill have a new idea of nature’s law
t o O ctob er 3 U t, and thereafter at, 7:30; and of compensation; you will begin to
?a ch F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there
realize that tbe birds you imagined
a fte r at 2 o ’ c lo c k .
M iss E m m a L o r k n z , W . M.
were such a menace to your berries,
M rs. Jennie L . R ose, Sec.
cherries, apples and other fruits, are
/" l O Q U l L L B L O D G E . NO. 0 8 ,1 .O . O . F ., really the protectors—and you can
V ./ m eets every Saturday even in g. V isit- thank them for every sound, whole
ng b reth ren in good standing cordially
some piece of fruit that is marketed,
in v ite d .
E. L. F i t c h , N .G .
and also for the product of your
J . S. Law rence, U. S.
flower and vegetable gardens.—
AM IE R K B E K A H L O D G E , NO. 20. Charles Dennison Kellogg, in June
o.»m. I. (>. O . F ., meets every 2d Mid 4th
W ednesdays in each m on th , at O dd f l Success.
J. Sherwood.
A
John F. Hall,
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ow s’ hall.
I bma
A nna M cD on a ld , Sec.
t
L uken «, N. G .
10QUILL8 BN OAM PM B N N O . » . I .
V 7 O . O . F ., m eets every first and third
Thursdays in each m onth at Odd Fellows
n a il. C ord ial invitation extended to all vis
i t i n g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
B. F. L awbkncb C. P.
J. J . Stanley, S cribe.
J . E. H AYN ES.
SHAD HUDSON,
Hudson & Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Eckluy, Carry Conatv. Or,'«on.
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AVK vnlnitbli- M ow s. Farm s, Stock
H unches and T im ber L ands for sale.
H ouse and r. seres o f land w ell Improved
in W ilbur, D ou glas cou nty. O r., fisr sale,
o r exchange fo r property in M yrtle P oin t.
P lagies
7VSH TRAP
S H IN G L E -M IL L W 'L L
. furnish firat-alnss S h ioslea at Ooquille
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f o r $1.75 per M.
D im ension sh in sles furnisod on spcoial
orders.
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C . M. S k cels - - - - -
C oqnille C ity.
8 . E . J o h n s o n ...................... M yrtle P oin t
Cnpt. W . T . M eC loskey - -
Norway.
L iberal d iscou n t fo r lm ulina. i f purchased
nt the M ill-____________W A L T E R C O L V IN .
C O O S
B A Y
Harble
awl Stone Works
C. IV. PATERSON, Prop.
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ent», Hen 1-
ston es. Tablets, e tc.
ce m e te ry lota enclosed w ith »tone coping
o r cu rb in g . Iron railin gs fu rn ish ed to o r
d er. C orrespondence solicited from parties
iv in g in th e cou ntry or o th er tow ns who
m ay wish a n yth in g in m y line o f business.
M a b s h f if t o
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G b e o -
CALL FOR:::
HOLBROOK, MERRILL
k STETSON ............
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
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Doors, Windows
and any other
Building
Material,
Or any and everything
carried in a
First-class Hardware Store.
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
[Successors to J. J. L:inib.*]
W. F. K E N N E D Y .
GENERAL
Blacksmith j_ W a p Work
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts ,
Coquille City,Oregon.
C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y ,
Oil Boring Progress.
A Dawson Utter,
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Operations at the site of the j The following letter from Mar
Southern Oregon Oil Co’s new oil shall Nay, who went to Dawson
j boring plant have been steadily i Alaska, lust spring, was received by
! pushed during the past week, and his uncle, J. L. Nay, of Curry coun
j some miner troubles iucident to the ty, and was published in the Port
I starting of new machinery have j Orford Tribune:
1 been experienced.
The drill pound- j I arrived in Dawson on the 24th
j ed along in bine clay until about 40 ! of May, all O. K., and found every
feet down when a formation was thing on the boom. Lots of work
j reached which is thought to be tin at good wages, $5 a day aud board;
J old river bed. It was a gravel drift and there is a good demand for
which closed over the opening made women cooks at from $80 to 8125 a
I by the drill as it went down.
It month.
“ The wash-up is not half over yet,
[ was found necessary to case through
| this quicksand, which has been done I think there will be a big clean-up
I and good progress is now confi- here this summer.
“ I can tell you that D-wson is all
j dentlv expected. Water has been
; encountered and colors of gold are right. Anyway, I am willing to take
my chances here. I am going to
I frequeut.
Just as soon as things are in work for $6 a dny mid board, to
steady working order, Manager morrow, until I get on my feet, and
Whitney intends to put on a night then I can’t just Bay what I will do
shift and push the work as fnst as or how I will do it.
“ We hnd a hard trip from White
possible. Expert J. B. Treadwell,
We followed
who accompanied Messrs. Guggen Horse to Dawson.
heim and Mack on their visit here, the ice with a small boat, and vve
gave it as his opinion that oil would hauled the boat over Lake Labarge
be struck at a depth of 1500 feet.— on a Yukon sledge and launched it
on Thirty Mile river.
There was
Ashland Tidings.
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five iu ourpaty—three men aud two
Working ot the Oklahoma Registration Plan.
women—one a girl of 18, and she
Washington, July 11.—¡Secretary is a trump. She worked in harness
Hitchcock today received a telegram all the way across the lake and
from Assistant Commissioner Rich pulled more than old Tenbrook, aud
ards, of the General Land Office, in then she cooked supper, breakfast
charge of the Oklahoma lands, and dinner and never complained,
saying the registration plan is work while some of the men gave out and
ing successfully.
Secretary Hitch were growling, nnd when we struck
cock estimates that 100,000 people the river she took the oars like an
could be registered by July 20, the old seaman. She said she was from
last registration day. There are “ Old Arkansaw,” where all the girls
lands for only about-13,000 people. know how to work. We landed r.n
an island to wait for tbe ice jam to
Reports of cutworms are begin clear, and she took off her overskirt
ning to come in. There is no pres and went out. She killed four rab
ent indication that these will be as bits, two grouse nnd a porcupine
numerous ub they were lust year, nnd made the best pot pie I ever
but it does not pay to allow them to tasted in my life. You talk about
destroy crops of potatoes, cabbages, your girls— this girl is a queen. She
etc. The best method of poisoning is well educated and good looking
them, probably, is one that has been and can outrun a buck deer.
Sbe
used in California for a number of lias gone to work cooking on a min
years, ami that is feeding the worn s ing claim for $100 a month and says
poisoned, sweetened bran. To pre she will earn $400 before snow flies.”
pare this mix one pound of Paris
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green with 50 pounds of bran and
Will Put In a Paper at Astoria.
then dampen the bran with sweet
ened watter.
A spoonful of the
Astoria, July 11— Articles of in
moistened bran is deposited at fre corporation of the Herald Union
quent intervales along the rows. Publication Company were filed
In this way the grape vines have with the county clerk today.
Tbe
been protected in California, as the capital stock of the company is fixed
cutworms appear to be peculiarly at $5000, in shares of $50 each.
fond of sweetened bran.
The The incorporators are: II. L. Hen
method is not. very expensive derson, J. M. Hughes, W. C. Curtis,
From ten to twenty pounds of the William Althouse and 0. J- Curtis.
mixture is said <o bo enough for ao The objects of the corporation as
acre. In place of this, freshly cut set out in the articles are the pub
clover can be dipped in a strong lication of a newspaper devoted to
mixture of Paris green and deposit the interests of the Federation of
ed iu bunches,— Rural Noi thwist
Labor; to establish a job printing
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The midsummer fiction number of office; to buy aud sell real estate;
tbe July Cosmopolitan contains the organize a labor bureau and to con
best story Bret Harte has written in duct a general newspaper aud job
a long time. The well-known Jack printing office. 0. J. Curtis, one of
Hamlin is the hero, and lie will be the incorporators, states that it is
cageily welcomed tmek b.v the pub the intention of the company to be
lie. Desperado and gambler that gin the publication of a daily morn
bo is, theoretically we ought not to ing paper in Astoria about October 1.
JULY
23,
NO. F
1901,
A Forest o! Petrified Trees-
I. J LAMB, Prss.
L. HARL0CKER, Vice.Pres.
G. W. WHITE Cashier.
A remarkable “ forest of petrified
trees called Chalcedony Park can be
reached iu a few hours from Hol
brook, Ariz. The area of the park
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$ 5 0 . 0 0 0
is estimated at hundred of square C / L j P
miles, and it contains thousands of j
tons of agatized wood. It is like a j
vast lumber camp, where the lum
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
bermen have throiA the huge logs'
personu! and real estate security, buys county, town and school district
at random from their sleds, leaving ;
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
them to become ruin-soukcd and
moss-grown. Some of the truuks ments—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
are 150 feet long, and they break
up iu sections, as if sawn through .Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
at intervals.
IB O .A .I3 X 5 C : T E I B E C T O E S .
The bark is of a dark rfyl color, A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER,
J. J L A M B ,
as a rule, but the chips and interior
L. HARLOCKER, aud G. W. WHITE.
exhibit kaleidoscopic colora. Ame
thysts, red and yellow jasper, chal
T H E
cedony of every tint, topaz, onyx,
carneJian nnd other stones abound.
The logs in fact, are a blend of these
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stones. One of them, 100 feet long
IGT
and three to five feet in diameter,
Y e a r ly .
spans a narrow canyon, and is called
M en and women of good address to
the Agate Bridge.
It is chiefly
Wm. Gallier, Proprietor,
represent us, some to travel appointing
composed of jaspers and agates.
agents, others for local work looking
As to the origin of the pétrifica after our interests. $ 9 0 0 salary guar HARDWARE,
tions, it is supposed that in past anteed yearly; extra commissions and
AG0TE WARE,
time the trees were overwhelmed expenses, rapid advancement, old es
tablished house. Grand chance for earn
with volcanic usher and hot silieious est
man or woman to secure pleasant,
QUEENS WARE,
waters from geysers. The timber is permanent position, liberal income and
analogous to pine or cedar, and as future. N ew , brilliant lines. W rite at
T IN W 0RE.
it decayed the silicia dyed with once.
S T A irO H l) IMIF.SS,
C a ll a n d e x a m in o g o o d s a u d in v e s t ig a te
various salts of iron aud manganese
prices.
aul
23 C lm r c li
N e w H u v e u . l o in » .
in solution took its place.— Ex.
COQUILLE VALLEY BANK-
C O Q U I L L E , O IE B IE a -C a s r-
(Jiiiiraiiteed $ 9 0 0
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It is now generally known ami under
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and nerves completely shattered by peri
odical or constant use of intoxicating
liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutralizing and eradicating this poison,
and destroying the craving for intoxi
cants. ¡Sufferers m ay now cure them
selves at horn > without publicity or loss
of time from business by this wonder
ful “ Home Gold Cure,” which has been
perfected after m any years of close study
and treatment of inebriates. The faith
ful use according to directions of this
wonderful discovery is positively guaran
teed to cure the most obstinate case, no
matter how hard a drinker. Our records
show* the marvelous transformation of
thousands of Drunkards into sober, in
dustrious and upwright m en.
W ives Cure Y our H usbands! Child
ren cure your fathers ! This remedy is
in no sense a nostrum but is h specific
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devised and prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the per
son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this price
less remedy, and as many more have
been cured and made temperate men by
having the “ Cure” administered by lov
ing friends and rel dives without their
knowledge in coffee or tea, and believe
today that they discontinued drinking of
their own free will. l>o Not W ait. Do
not be deluded by apparent and mislead
ing “ im provem ent.’ ' Drive out the dis
ease at once and for all time. The “ Hom e
G old C u re " is sold at the extrem ely low
price of One Dollar, thus placing within
reach of everybody a treatment more
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requested without extra charge. Sent
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A ll correspondence strictly confidential
Although the yield of fruits will
not average very heavy as a whole
in Oregon this year, the season so
far is proving an unusually good
one for the growers. The crop of
strawberries was large and prices
were good throughout
More
strawberries were shipped out of
the state and more money was paid
for strawberries for home consump
tion than ever before. Tbe cherry
crop has been pretty light in many
places but a great deal more money
has reached the growers for this
year’s crop of cherries in Oregon
than in any previous year.
The
pear crop will bo light but will like him, but lie bus that fine cour
A Salmon Combine.
probably sell well. Last year’s ap age too rarely met with m real life
or
in
fiction,
and
those
who
read
“
A
ple crop was unusually good in the
Portland, Or., July 10.—Some
sections which raise most of the Mercury of the footh ills” will prob time this week papers, incorpora
ably
lose
sight
of
his
faults
in
fol
shipping apples, and prices were
ting a combine which will aim to
also good. It is not expected that lowing the events which take place control the salmon fisheries of the
!
upon
“
that
heaven-kissing
lull.’
.
the proceeds of shipping apples
Pacific Coast and Alaska, will be
this year will b.e quite as large as I Katrina Trask’s story m tbe same ! filed at Trenton, N. Y.
The capi
j
number
sliouid
be
read
by
every
I
they were last year.
It is hoped
tal
will
be
$32.0110,000.
Of this
that the difference will be more than I woman. It is one of those homely \ amount $16,000,000 will be issued
tragedies
constantly
going
on
in
;
made up by an increased demand
at once to pay for the plants which
Fur a g nud bargain in a fine
for low-grade apples for the manu modern society. It is probably tbe j liavp accepted the offer of the com
cleverest,piece
of
work
Mrs.
Trask
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river botnmi farm near a booming
facture of cider vinegar, aud bv a
bine, headed by R. Ouffroy, the
probable better demand for evapor has everyone. R. K. Munkittrick’s I promoter. The remaining $16,000,- coalmine where all truck raised can
ated apples. The crop o f Italian quaint New England coast yarn has j 000 of stock will be held in reserve be disposed of right at home, call
prunes will be the largest the state a breeziness about it that makes it for the purpose of negotiating with ou the H eka LD.
has ever had.
It can not be ex really refreshing. The July instal plants which are still outside the
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’ S S A L E .
pected that the prunes w’ill average ment of Egerton Castle's story be combine.
V T O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A ’
in size as large as last years or that gins to raise the curtain on the
Private advices received from i_x by virne o f a decree and order o f sale
the price per pound will be as high, inevitable ruin which the Duke of New' York are, that the deal is prac duly issued ou t o f the oiicu it court fur the
Cluuy’s
weakness
must
bring
on
county o f Coon, state o f Oregon, d a ted tlio
but from the present outlook there
tically completed, and that Ouffroy first
day ot July. 1901, upon a decree ren
is no reason for believing that they those who love him.
will be able to announce in a few dered and entered in said court on the sixth
will not sell at prices which will
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day
o f M ay, 1901, in a certain suit,
Excerpt3 from the Plaindealer: days that he has tt irty Alaska and
wherein Ben Gant is plaint iff. recovered
give The growers a margin of profit.
Grace Shape, the third daughter Puget Souud' canneries under his judgm ent against Win, H. G ordon and his
It is not probable that the aggregate of Mr and Mrs. John H. Shupe, control.
wife, Perrie C5. G ordan, W , II. Pullen and
James Pearson were defendants, b ein gcase
prune crop of the world will be as died at the family home iu South
No. 1990 o f said cou rt, com m an d in g me to
large this year ns it was last year. Reselling, Sunday evening, July 14,
make sale o f certain real estate hereinafter
Situation Is Not Hocelull-
particularly d escribed, to satisfy the sum
There is also n possibility of a mur- 11)01, her death being due to typhoid
o f $102.90 and the further sum o f $25 at
ket for a few hundred carloads of fever, complicated by meningitis.
New Y’ork, July 15. —Returning torney fee together with interest thereon
fresh Italian prunes.— Rural Nort-
Tbe sad intelligence of the death British officers do not speak hope at the rate o f six (0) per cent per annum
from the sith <6th) day o f May, 1901, and
west.
of Lester Wright, a very popular fully of the situation in South the
farther sum o f nineteen $19.30 oost»
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and highly esteemed Roseburg boy Africa, says the Tribune’s Loudon nnd disbursem ents now dne on tne said
judgem ent to the »aid plaintiff from said d e
Not one death from vellow fever at the Good Samaritan hospital, at correspondent.
They assert that fendants, I have levied upon and will, on
has been reported from Cuba with Portland, July 14, 1001, reached tbe railways are securely held and rhnrndav. the 8th Jay o f August, 1901, at
in the year! This is a statement so this city Sunday evening and came that there are small zones around j the front door o f the courthouse in Oo-
u ille C it y , in said com ity and state, at
astonishing as tc be almost incred as u shock to his relatives and many Bloemfontein, Pretoria and Johann jq
I eleven o ’clock in th j foren oon o f said day.
ible. It signalizes the triumph of friends at this place as his con esburg where it is possible for in | sell at pnblic auction to the highest and
relative cleanliness ovar abominable dition was reported much improved habitants to settle down and to re ! best bidder for cash, the follnw ing-dc-
| scribed property, to-w it: Lot seyen (7 ) o f
filth, of sanitary science over ignor last Saturday evening aud the ease sume their usual occupations with, j section (8 ) and lot three (3 ) o f section ten
ance and carelessness. The germs was not considered critical by the out fear of disturbance; but apart (10) all in township th irty-on e «31» south
o f range twelve (I2 i west o f the W illam -
of this filth disease have been hospital physicians. However, fatal from the pacification of these small | I ette
m eridian, in the cou n ty o f Goo» and
tracked to their breeding places, complications set in and death soon spheres of British influence there state o f Oregon, or a sufficiency thereof to
|
satisfy
the above am ounts together with
and there have been so purified and resulted, bri death being due to are few signs of progress.
The I accruing costs and c-ists on »«id Execution,
»0 destroyed for tbe purpose of some kind of stomach troubles and railway line from Johannesburg to i Dated M onday, July 81 li 1901.
S tephen O i l l i e r .
fever propagation. Relentless and his illness being of short duration Laing’s Nek is still menaced and i.
Sheriff o f Goo* C ounty, Oregon.
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intelligent warefare has been waged
the Dutch section along the South
Against the mosquito, and this car
You can never cure dyspepsia by Orange river is ravaged by guer
THE
rier of fever germs has been routed. dieting. What your body needs is rillas, nnd broad districts of the
The sunlight has been let into dark plenty ot food properly digested. Transvaal anti the Orange River
places, minsmic | ools have been Then if your stomach will not di colony arc only kept quiet by being
dinined, and disinfectants have been gest it, Kotlol Dyspepsia Cure will. emptied of their population through
dispensed with a liberal band. The It contains all ot the natural digest- repeated matches of strongcoluinns.
result will be of incalculable ad ants hence must digest every class In Cape Colony Scheepers is giving
- - O re.
vantage to Cuba, not only in a of food and so prepare it that na GeneralFrench considerable trouble B a n d o n ,
human sense, but in a financial and ture can use it in nourishing the
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J B. Gross & Son, Prop.
commercial sense as well It is in body and
replacing tbe wasted
A bad complexion ’generally re
Chief
resort
of BunJon bv the sea.
itself sufficient to justify the Cu tissues, til us giving life, health, sults from inactive liver and bowels.
Agent» for the celebrated Silver
bans in asking annexation to the strength ambition, pure blood and Ir. all such cases. DeWitt's Little
United States, as a boon greatly to good henlthv appetite. R. S. Knowl- Early Risers produce gratifying re
Bar (Kentucky) Whisky.
be dgsired.—Oregonian.
suit».
R. S. Knowlton.
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OREGON 0 . K.
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T3 n l o r r d n e L t e
»Museum of Anatomy
An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards
are Being Cured Daily in Spite of
Themselves.
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T b e L a r g e » o f it* k in d in tt>e World.
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ia list iu S an F ra t cis
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M anhood, the con sequence o f se lf-a b u se
nnd excesses producing the follo w in g sym pa
toms: S allow cou ntenance, «lark s p o ts un
der the eyes, pain in the head, rin g in g in
the ears, loss o f con fid en ce, diffiden ce in
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
heart, weakness o f the lim bs and b ack , loss
o f m em ory, pim ples on the fa c e , coughs-
oonsum otion e tc.
D R . G IB B O N has p ra ctised in Snn F ra n
cisco o 'e r 37 veers an :l those trou bled should
not f h il to con su lt him and receive the ben
efit o f his great sk ill and e xp e rie n ce . The
doctor cu r-s when others f a il.
T ry him .
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at hom e.
C harges reason a ble.
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write.
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BASRA "Arlington"
A $65.00 Machine
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vvktrx.top of
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f needle;
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never fails to take srood» through; never stops at seams. n??tve“ 2XLi*
ia rfU iV i
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The Needle is a si might, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put t;i wrong. Needle
Bar is round made of case-hordrued sferl with oil cup nt the bottom to prevent oil from getting
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