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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1901)
Y O L C O Q U IL L E li). J. W . ST R A N G E , X J e x v tls t, C o q u ille C ity . O r. W il visit Hand on first six d a y s o f J a n u ary, M arch, May. July, bep tern her «fid N ov em b er, find M yrtle Point the first six days o f February, April. June, Au gust, O ctober and December. ^ J. Sherw ood, Attorney - at - Law, ■C o q u i l l e C i t y , C o o s C o u n t y , O k b o o n . Notary Lublic. ohn F. H a ll, _ A . t t o r 12 . e 3 r . a t - X j a - w , M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N . ft ---------- ==rp="-------- Denier in R **«. E stât » o f *11 kinds. O Q U 1 L L E C O U N C IL . NO.:tt)8 O F T H E F ra tern a l Aid Assiioiatum m eets the 2 d Ttteediiv evening o f eaoh m onth. M bs , E d it h H atch , M rs. A lioe T u ttle. Sec. C YOU R O U S L O D G E , N o . 72, K . ok P. meets overy TuesiL.y evening ’it Masonic H a ll. Brothers in (jood standin g in Bister lo d g e s are oordiallv invited to visit ns. V . R . W I L S O N , C . C. L « . H . M A S T , K . of R . & S . c a m p , n o . 19 7 , w o o d m e n o f the W orld, m eets at Horsey H all, 1 s t and 3d Saturday nights o f each month. J , W . L bnkvk , Consul. J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk. y r t l e M C 1 V E N I N G T I D E C IR C L E , N O . 214, j W . o f W „ m eots in H ersey’ s H all 011 5 d and 1th Saturday nigh ts in each month. O R A X . M AU R Y, G uard ian Neighbor. Jesse C. Sim m ons, Clerk. V J 'l H A D W I C K L O D G E , N O . 68. A . F. v ) Rn,I A. M ., m eets on Saturday evening o n or before each fu ll m oon. V isitin g breth ren oordially in vited . C. Rl MANDEB, W . M. J. J , L a m b , See. U E L A H C H A P T E R , N O . 6, O . E . S., m eets Friday ev e n irg on or before e a c h fu ll m oon at 8 o 'clock from April 1st t o O ctober 31st, and thereafter at 7:3 0 : and saoh F rid ay aftern o on tw o w eeks there a ft e r a t 2 o ’ clock . M iss E mma L oubnz , W . M . M rs. Jennio L . Rose, Sec. B /-'I O Q U I L L E L O D G E , N O . 5 3 , 1. O . O . F „ V g m eets every Saturday evening, v isit- ng brethron in good standing cordially in v ited . E . L . F it c h , N . G . J . S . Lawrenoc. R . S. r eb e k a h l o d g e , n o . 2 «.' I . O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th W ednesdays in each m o n th , at O d d F el- ows’ h a ll. I rma L dkens . N . G . Anna M cD onald , Sec. a m ie M O O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T . N O . 2 5 .1 . Fishy Flavors ot Butter- ------ - . -------------- One of those peculiar manifesta tions of ignorance or prejudice re garding the specifications of Pacific Coast material for government con J . E. H A Y N E S . tracts on this Coast has been brought dH A D HUD SO N , to light again. The government is constructing a custom house in »e s, Portland. The specifications called Mining and Real Estate Agents for yellow piue flooring. The con Eckley, Carry County, Orogon. tractor, through Senator Mitchell, A V E valuable Mines, F a rm s, Stock Rancbea and Tim ber Lauds for sale. called the attention of the officials House and fi acres o f land w ell improved to the fact that not only was Ore in W il bar, D ouglas county. O r., for sale, gon pine equal to yellow pine floor or exobange for property in M yrtle P oin t. ing in every respect, but is superior in every wav. Oregon pine ship C O O S B A Y decking is manufactured by Port land mills and shipped to the Atlan tic shipyards where its superiority C. 1/1/. PATERSON, Prop. over yellow pine is admitted. In M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents, Hea 1- the face of these facts t! e construct stones, Tablets, etc. ing department hus comles< ended cem etery lo ts enclosed with stone coping pine to be used or cu rbing. Iron railings furnished to or to allow Oregon d e r. Correspondence solicited from parties provided a deduction in the price jv in g in the country or other towns who Utav wish an ything in m y lino o f bnsiness. is made. This tight for the tecog- M * > - O . nition of Paaific Coast lumber for contracts should not W. F. K E N N E D Y . government be allowed to wane.— Oregon Tim- OENEKAL berman. Thursdays in each month at. Odd Bellows nail. Cordial invitation extended to all vis itin g patriarohs in good sta n d in g . B. F . L awubnck C . P. J. J . Stanley, Scribe. Hayn H Harms aii Slone Works a r s h f iv t b k o BlacKsiitti s W i p Work The following extract from a let ter just at baud, shows the confi Horaeshooiog a Specialty. dence o f school boards tu the State N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts., Normal at Drain: “ We want a C oquille City, Oregon. thorough and strong teacher— lady teacher—one who has bad several T H E terms oatside experience, as well as the advantage o f your training department. I f chanced that the president L i b s pueh a teacher that he could recommend.” Normal Wm. Gallier, Proprietor, graduates are being sought and this fact is turning students towards HAf{DW(1flE. •he Normal. The Noimal aids its graduates in securing positions AGflTE WA^E, The T eacher ’ s P a F yiew C lass will lie found of great benefit to those QUEENS WAI^E, Deeding review work for examin ations. Address the President, TIN W(U(E. * C all and examine (roods and investigate Drain, Oregon. I. X . I j. HARDWARE STORE, prices. anl OREGON 0. K. SALOON, B a n d o n , - - O re. The state of Oregon refuses to give James McDonald, a London waiter, a free ride to Portland for the purpose of giving him a hear ing for the robbery of the Western Lumber Company’s office of $1,- 728.70 last year on his own confes sion. James White Bryantsville, Ind., says DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Chief resort of Ban.lon bv the sea. healed runing sores on both legs. He had suffered 6 years. Doctors Agents for the celebrated Silver failed to help him. Get DeWitt’s. Bar (Kentucky) Whisky. Aecept d o imitaions. It. S. Ksowlton. D o n ’t M i s s T l i e m . . J B. Gross & Son, Prop. Poultry Notes. THE HOME T U ESD A Y . A U G U ST 27 , 1901. Latest Literary News- COLD CURE. NO. 8 I. J. LAMB, Pres. L. H ARL0G KER, Vice.Pres. G. V. W HITE Cashier. The sale of thousands of copier of It is claimed that New Yorkers An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards a ten-cent magazine at one dollar cat 2,160,000 egg» every day. Not- are Being Cured Dally In Spite of wrihstandiug the fact that the Unit apiece was a very curious happen- Themselves. ing at the time of the Chicago ed States produce 10,000,000,000,- - 1 $ £ .0 ,0 0 0 000 e g g B yearly, we import over 15,- No Noxious Doses- No Weakening of the | World’s Fair. The Cosmopolitan C A P I T A L 000,000 dozen annually from Can prepnred a World’s Fair number, Nerves- A Pleasant and Positive Cure contributed to by many famous ada, Spain, Italy and even China to lor the Liquor Habit. C O Q T T I IL j T j IEL O B E C ' O E T - help till the demand. writers, and so thoroughly illustra It is now- generally known and under ted that it surpassed eveu the most Does a general banking business. Has money to 1« m on approved Blessed is the good housewife who enu relieve the monotony of salt stood that Drunkenness is u decease and j expensive book which had up to that personal and real estate security, buys county, town utyf s.-hool district no weakness. A body tilled with poison, meats with a dinner of fried chicken and nerves completely shattered bv peri- time been issued. In those days the warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds ai,J all kina* o f legal instru once or twece a week. • j odieal or constant use of intoxicating magazine was printed from two sets . ments—Notarial work. Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in follov ini companies: The farmer should by all means j liquors, requires an antidote capable of of plates only, and when these were give his birds ample room. The neutralising and eradicating this poison, worn out it was impossible, without .Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg. and destroying the craving for intoxi freedom of the premises and com cants. Sufferers may now cure them a great loss of time, to put further S O ^ k -I E S I D O F I D t F L F .'rTOT7:£3_ The news modious houses pay in reel I s. selves at horn j without publicity or loss editions on the press. A. J. SHEIWVQOD; W .U J 1 H . J LAMB, The hen with a free rai g ) does of time from business by tide wonder dealers, taking advantage of this! L. HARLOCKKR, and t. WHITE. better than the one eonfiued within ful “ Home Gold Cure,” which has been condition, raised the price of The perfected after many years of elose study woven wire meets and bounds. and treatment of inebriates. The faith Cosmopolitan’s World s Fair num Notice. 50 Y EA R S ’ A fow In counting up the vnlue of the ful use according to directions of this ber to one dollar a copy. f X P E R IE N C E farm poultry estimate the value of wonderful discovery is positively guaran sales were eveu made toward the teed to cure the most obstinate case, no close at the phenomenal figure of The Celebrated French Canadian j the eggs used on the table. matter how hard a drinker. Our records The advantage of plenty of fowls show the marvelous transformation of five dollars. Undoubtedly this hap- Stalliou, Robin, will discontinue for table use is readily understood thousands of Drunkards into sober, in pediug is unique in the hiotpry of hit stand at Arago, ami will bo dustrious and upwright men. magazine literature. The Cosmo found at Myrtle Point only, but by the good housewife. Cure Your Husbands! Child politan will endeavor to repeat its continuously iu the future. There will be a better demand for ren Wives T radc M a r k * cure your fathers I This remedy is J. W. C a l d w e l l . pure bred fo wls each year as time in no sense a nostrum but is a sped do past success, with a Pan-American D esign » C o pyr igh ts A c . progresses. for this disease only, and Is so skillfully Exposition Number, which will be Anyone «ending a »ketch and description mi lulckly ascertain our opinion free t quickly 1_ wuetner ------ liaise chickens foryour own table devised and prepared that it is thorough eveu more attractive, if possible, Treasurer’s Notice. invention is probably patentable. Communica ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so tbnu its World’s Fair predecessor. tion* strictly confidential. Handbook on Patent» whether you market any or not. tiiat it ea» he given in a cup of tea or sent free. Oldest .money for seen ring jmtentt. The most famous writers of the 'V fO T T O E is hereby given that all County | The half grown fowl is a little coffee without the knowledge of the per Patents taken through Muim & Co. reoeiv© tpecial notice , without charge. In the W arrants endorsed prior to Aug. £. i the nicest delicacy of the season. son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards Country have been invited to take 1899, will be paid on presentation at iny | The troughs and drinking vessels have cured themselves with this price part iu the preparation of this issue. office in Coqaille City, Coos county, O regon. j less remedy, and as many more have After many days’ careful study of No interest will be allowed after July ! A tmiulnomelr lllrnitrated waskly- Ij>riro»t dr- mint be kept clean. dilation of any scientific Journal. Tenns. » been cured and made temperate men by year ; four mouths, |L Sold by all newsdealers. Capons make excellent nurses for having the “ Cure” administered by lov all the wonderful scenes of the Ex 13. T h 1901. is 29th da y o f July 1901. than a hundred J. B. DCJI.LEY, turkeys and chicks. ing friends and relatives without their position, more Countv Treasurer. | Branch OCico7G2ô F St.. Washington, D. C. If the liens do not lay change knowledge in coffee or tea, and believe photograph have been prepared, today that they discontinued drinking of which taken as a whole, give a their feed. their own free w ill. Do Not Wait. Do The healthy hen is a hearty feeder. not lie deluded by apparent and mislead thorough conception of the marvels Visit 31?. JORDAN’S g ™«* f ing “ improvement.” Drive out the dis of this Exposition. — Rocky Mountain Husbandman. ---------------->«|| K -------------- ease at once and for all time. The “ Home It is doubtful if any book, sell Gold Cure” is sold at the extremely low- ing at forty times the price of the ,1X1 MAßES T ET. H t 6th A 7th, 3. F. CaL < Powder,Exploded on Freignt Train- price of One Dollar, thus placing w ithin The L a rg est o f i n k in d in It*» W orld . | | reacli of everybody a treatment more magazine, will give any decription jj W o are continually a<t<iinR u e * «pedro**™. [* ’ ui b a m buvv nuud.-rhill.v you arc inaila j 1 The following extract we take effectual than others costing $25 to $50. of the Fair which will approach in I • ! i r v -i o avoid su-kilt ami disc»»*-. It you Y e a r ly . “ :,vr troni ally of line ill * o f m. n. com « lo Uro , | from The Evening Telegram. As Full directions accompany each package. interest and urtistie value the Sep ,,,i frit S p foU lù t on the r n d f lo C oast, \ Special advice by skilled physicians when tember Comopolitan. good address t«> Men and women of an evidence of the terrible explosion, requested without extra charge. Sent m i .rOROAW P R I T A T r n l M 4N E»| > ' ami » I .i« f lv privali T rm u n cu i I»* r«oii- represent us, some to travel appointim Those who visit the Fair will N V I* H I L I « Ihnrnughlytiradloawd } we are assured by our friend A. O. prepaid to any part of the world on re agents, others for local work looking a with..,, using a i e r c w r v . I ceipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. E849 preserve this as a delightful ref n.- 'i*# ai l'll i .g 10 ua w ill rcecivo our Hooton, of Bridge, thiH county EDWIN B. GILES & Company, 2330and erence-book in the years to come, after our interests. $ 9 0 0 salary guar I /c . . . ■" >,t of bi* eoniu'airit ( ‘ nr ., •*• a p or-ITTVE C r R B in w « r « a w t anteed yearly; extra commissions and ...l« - 8 ‘ m ll M l.l f j ) that the report was distinctly heard 2332 Market Street, Philadelphia. and those who are unable to go expenses, rapid advancement, old es W r it e ' I P h ïh * « * p » iy « r M u r r l i i i « , ' Allcorrespondence strictly confidential ..... . 1 A valuable honk f«r inoli. ) I there will secure such a comprehen tablished house. Grand chance tor earn 1 Till, . w to that section: ; : » 59 «V CO.. 1051 Market8»« 8. F. < man or woman to secure pleasant, sive view of its main attractions ns est The regular northbound extra permanent position, liberal income ami In the east it is considered almos will be well worthy of preserention. future. New, brilliant lines. W rite at freight train that left Grants Pass necessary that clover be sown every once. Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock was two years in order to keep it from Penalty ot Princely Thetl is 15 years. S T l FFOC6 wrecked two hours later Dear tunnel running out. •¿it C lm r e S i S i . In this country it Martinez, Cal., Aug. 21.—Jack 7, north of Glendale. Thb wreck keeps seeding itself and lasts for Issued Weekly. Winters, the man who got away was one of the worst in the history years. An item from the Aberdeen with §320,000 in gold bullion from T o t lie TJ n io r t u f t a t e of the Southern Pacific. The train Bulletin gives some idea of the the Selby Smelting Works, and crew escaped with slight injuries, length of time clover will stay with afterwards confessed, was sentenced end P u b lish e r, some of them receiving cuts from the patch of ground. It says that today to 15 years at Folsom. The prisoner took the sentence cooly, - • ^ ¡UtiltiSKA. T h is old re lia b le mill . broken glass of the caboose and Mr. A. J. Stewart has a field on the and asked that he be sent to San must. HtiGCos. •1 a I spec- ; 1 EllM S — H e UALD AND ( ■OMMONER— * engine. ini ot m b a n F in t *C1H. j P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e . home place which has not been sown Quer.tin, but the request was re .till o o n tm u ca i <» | . The train was a long and heavy or seeded for over 25 years. The fused. ure a ll Sexa»*’ and One W a r .................................. $2.00 W 8 e ini lift 1 OiseiiKCh, ■ : &ix Months..............................LOO The misoner was taken to Fol one, drawn by three engines, with last sowing being in 1876 when ihe flfflsnah a s G on orrluK - 75 Engineers Gray and Dempsey in laud-was seeded to red top, timothy som this morning, and before night SgiT l e o t , S t r . o t n re, din co Month*........................... will be in stripes. » S S y p h ilis . ir. nil it : charge. Near the middle of the and clove. This year the crop was - -«O *- » ------- — §|aformB, S kin Diaenaes, \ Svxa N e r v o u s D e b ility , i Washington, Aug. 20— The rain were three cars loaded with good and yielded over two tons per ml W eakness and Loss o f I lui pi giant powder. In going up the acre of the finest hay. The timothy Navy Department have been in- M anhood, the iiisjequence o f self-abuse fTirmed of the sailing of the battle and excesses producing the fo llo w in '» sympn i steep grade near tunnel 7, the traiu is about eliminated but the red top Sallow co u n te n a n ce , dark sp o ts un-1 * Ufficiai Organ of the Socialist T arty ship Town for Panama this after tom s: the eyes, pain in the head, rinuina in of Oregon. broke in two. The emergency brake and clover being very much iu evi noon. She will stop at Acapulco dor the ears, loss o f co n fid e n ce , diffiden ce in j being instantly set, brought the train dence. We have heard other stories for fuel. The distance from San Hppronohim* at ranker*, pal pit lii.i'.u o f H im ; \ fearless exponent of scientific heart, w°aknons o t t h o lim bs and hack, loss 1 to a sudden step, the severe con of clover along muce the same line. Francisco to Panama is 327-! miles, of m em ory, p im p les on tLe fa c e , coughs g o v e r n m e n t , as taught by the most sum ption e t c . , , . , -y t -i i___ _ cussion of which exploded the giant One patch above Vancouver that and the trip will ocuppy about 12 con DU . G IB B O N has p ra ctise d in San Fran ; a d v a n c e d t h i n k e r s a n d p h i l u s o j h e i 8 days. powder iu the three cars, blowing was sown to clover and timothy cisco over ;J7 years.-ini those trouble«! should * ft„ p not fa il to con su lt him and re ce iv e tlie h en -j “ t c them to atoms and damaging those many years ago keeps reseeding its etit o f his great s k ill and e x p e rie n ce . The , You can g e t a s a m p l e copy free it d o cto r cur s when oth ers f a il . T ry him ...... t h is n n iie r . immediately in front and behind elf, that is, the clover will smother C L U E S < iU \ B A N lE E l> . P erson s cured .v o u m e n t io n f m s them. at hom o. C harges reason a ble. Call or J i . B . H A L E , Editor, out the timothy, then the timothy write. D R . J . F . G IB B O N , : A lb a n y , O re. The track v.ns torn and twisted will get thn upper hand, and for a 625 Kearney street. San F r a n c i s c o C a l. for some 50 yards of- more covered while there will be but little clover. by the explosion. This together Then back again it goes to clover. with the demolishing of the cars — Pacific Farmer. A S65.C0 Machine was tlie only dainuge done. For Digests what you eat. F or tunately there was no one uear the LATEST We think Coos county could go This preparation contains all of the BEST digestants and digests all kinds ot ears at the time of the explosion. Cash with OrJir and Coupon CHEAPEST them one better on the clover racket. food, ltgiveslnstant, reliefand never • Shipped to anyone, This seems to be the perfect home fails tocure. It allows you to eat all auywhete, on MJ the food you want. The most sensitive Constantinople, Aug. 21—The days’ free trial, ■ f the clovers, all kinds growing to tomachs can take it. By its use many in y o u r o w n French Ambassador, M. Constans, h o m e , without 1 e feetion. There are places in the .housands of dyspeptics have been asking one cent lured after everything else failed. It has notified the Multan’s first sec iu advance. streets of Ooquillc City that have .«■events format ion of gason the stom retary, that all diplomatic relations been thick set with white clover for ach, relieving all distress after eating. 10 y e a r s ’ written Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. between France and Turkey are warranty w i t h the last twenty years to a certain euch machine. It can’t help broken off and that the Ambassador knowledge of many of our citizens, hut do you good has informed his government to his that were never seeded only as na Prepared only by E. O. T) e W & Co., Ohlcaga effect. Tbo SI. bottle contains 3 X times the 50c. size. M. Coustans communicated di ture seeded them, the ground never Clover 1 rect with the Sultan because the I having been plowed at all. latest negotiations were transacted never seems to run out here except with the Sultan personally. The when over pastured when the Ambassador justifies his action on ,ible for the machine to be ground is wet. put out of order. It sews fast the ground that the Sultan broke and makes a perfect stitch - ■ »• * - ---------- with all kinds of thread ami bis ilirect personal promise, given all cl.-r.M-sof material. Always The Polk County Observer recent to M. Constans at an audience in it-ndy for v.se and unrivalled ly published this interesting item: for speed, durability and qual the Yildiz Palace Thursday regard — — ■ ity of work. Notice the Jfol* “ Uncle Milliam Grant tells us that lowing points ot aupcriorPy* ing the purchase of the quays and STYLE No. 55. ” ARLINGTON.” his parents’ 640-acre claim below PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS the settlement of the disputed town, which for many vears yielded PORTLAND, OREGON French claims. The Head o f the “ Arlington , win*s o „ patent , U t h in « » , «froly held 8..wn by * ttamj* a living for a family of only five ! nt mid linn.Some m fksizn. ami heutaifulW otnar.ifnttdhnjojd. I_rerv Strong, substantial, neat A. P. Armstrong, LL. B ., Principal — The Foieign Minister also gave persons, now affords a good home nml I» Inlaid or cnntrr-nnk, m ik*. v.it id corners A practical, progressive school, conspicuous formal assurances that *he agree for over sixty people, and there is for thorough work, with hundreds of graduates ment would be carried out, so, in yet much waste land in the tract.” in positions as bookkeepers and stenographers. view o f this breach of faith, M. The change which has taken place Already proud o f a high standing wherever Constans holds that it is impossible on this section of land is one that known, it steadily grows better and better. for France to continue diplomatic is needed on many thousands of Open all the year. Students admitted any time. I I girt »running - Machine is c:.*jr to run, does not fctlgue theop^t- Private or class instruction. Learn what and relations with Turkey. not run while winding other sections in western Oregon * ■ "t .t c h L a double lockstitch, the Mime on both sides, star, makes Irttle noise and s* how we t<-Ach, and what it costs. Catalogue free. , v ,:ng the machine. Ten.sion is a flat spring ^en* ---------- Iu dry prairie regions where tht will not ravel, and can be ein i>;rd without , 1 .¡on with« nt cl »Bging Never get* out of order. ’ ----------------- Board of D ire cto rs----------------- Hon. ami will admit thread )in H to Iff) i t on c, a.•, rm'cannot be put iu wrong. Needle Tien Tain, Aug. 20.—The Ameri roads are nearly always level, hard '■Hing net The Needie is a straight sdi . h - .l cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting V. P. THOMPSON, PRESID EN T ,/Vnèd .-to Bar is round, made oi u ■ can Minister, Mr. Conger, is urging and good, the larger farm may bfc ,,, rir't ca - hardened steel and easily adjust««* livings—A! on the goods. Adjustable IT taken up. an«l the Machine will last *. Washington’s attention to the per endured, but our conditions iu tbc D. SOLIS COHEN - - DAVID M. DCNNK with a screw driver. AH lo. i . f - wirv tools and r.cc< ssorie», and in addition w t Attachments--Each ' t li,.- I m. tail ov. ir e -c f charge, as follows: One sistent occupation of Tein Tsin Willamette valley call for system of fur Mr an extra act of fidaci N O T IC E F O K P U B L I C * IT ON ( i. rt Ot i It hemmers. uiffcreut wnlthi Kp nil.Vr -ml gatherer, one bin* University by the Germans, who r - farming which will support a dense ,,,',e j.ju.rt ,,r attachment foot, and one thread to f at* mch, one tucker, r: t/iut. gothic cover and drawers, uickel-ptoted ring* k PABTMBNT OK THK IWTPBIOll. CsiTKD fuse to vacate the building or pay- population. If there was a dozen H t D ates i ut'.c r. W.MKlwork o. firn -I e lor replacing t>elL L and O kficb , K obeuch o , O k ., J u l t rent, thereby preventing Dr. Tenny families on every section of land in I d. 1901 r i i V mn-'CTLY OF »4NUF»CTURERS »80 H!CH PRICES FC8 I j u T Vive 4 12 ¡US A80 0€»LkR S PROflli o t i c k is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t SCWIVi MACHINES from continuing h's educational the iV illamette valley, and all mnk- BOM FAY ... . I j I wfcaU«»l« PfK «, tint • o o e > o » the follow in g-n am ed settler ha«» tiled g JR o n e a t o r r e « .. work, which the Chinese desire him ing a good living, the good roads notice o f his intention if» m ake final proor ir i eefal eou- c this mg I t a first h ctass ma- problem would be quickly solved, snpport of his c 'a im . find (h at said proof | |Än offer, giving every readci to resume. ) ca-h ii;- 1 coupon. JiA.g- vffrreil. be ina e before L . II. H azard C o a n ty t chit'* at Uv: 1 -we I )*• •-* ever Jirely pa< •k» d an«l -------------------------------------------------------- and all the conditions of life on the will wc will i»î»ip the a >ovc*uc*C bed im. Clerk at C oqaille C ity . Oregon on August rarränty sent with erti '.a n l ; »- »« csafe-.cliver', a 31. 1901. viz: R obert Dean on h is home •r thirty t The Oregonian of the 21st gives farm would be improved.— Ex. each in ; hin- ?1 mry refunded f « « 1 Irivilcgc o f twentv days’ trial on stead entry No 8129 for the HW NEh ---- — . * * - trial Wc w - idnpA. r>- «•Ti * ” a beautiful half tone illustration ifi«l cluiv'es. If you prefer thirty H W > *S e c 2 * tp 27 F. It. 13 W . :cc* ipt of $5.00ns ; gG .-int. e rd t "cd, I r,strut. 1 catalogue with testi He nam es the follow in ' «’ linen? * * «toys'trial I* foie - ■ ee-,1 f.,t cu; three columns wide of the large Samuel Morse Felton, it is said, ng machines anywhere to any* prove his oontinon* residence up.»» an monial--. , W W.'t‘ lout asking one cent iu advance, schooner, David Evans which was is to Ire selected for the presidency cultivation on estili'- *‘vwsrt v u:.u tarer » pn<< o f said land, v iz: K. I Dean r, a», vou then save the $1.00 dis- The hert plan : to ’end all cash w tt launched at Marshfield on the 7th of the Southern Pacific Railroad Fd M cA dam s, D. F. D e»n , H .F . McNUams t with exde*. •cunt. Ri in«m <r ‘ he eou ptoi«u*ij i inst, as well as a full description of Company in the place of Charles M. all o f C oqaille C ity, Oregon J T. Binx>* « * Ur ¡Uifkf juin urtiff liirvu^ti U m Herald* witkeal ealrw «sal her make-up in general. Hays. lU gifitcf. a circular letter Franci§ D. Moul ton ilc Co., in discussing this ques tion, says that the commonly heard complaint, that fishy flavors are due | to the salt that may bo used, is eu- I tirelv without foundation, but pro ceeds through ignorance of condi tions and is the result of efforts at guessing the cause of the trouble. We think this is probably true; and a great many other complaints made, and especially the reasons for them, are similar guesses, without any real foundation in fact or ex perience. This is particularly the case with those very wise experts on the market, who annually inform us that dairy goods are “ showing frosty flavors.” If there has been any one proposition incontrovertibly estab lished by our experiment stations, it is that the freezing of milk or cream has no perceptible effect upon the quality of the resulting butter. This question of flavors in milk and its products, both those which are agreeable and those which are offensive, is a very intricate one. It is probably truo that the disa greeable Dave rs may have many sources, but it is our opinion that more frequently than otherwise the water used in washing milk utensils and butter is responsible for these defects in flavor. For example, Mr. DeWitt Goodrich, while carrying on some experiments ns creamery in structor, lust spring, discovered that water which had been standing in the tank over night imparted this disagreoable fishy odor to the but ter, whereas water direct from the well which supplied the tank did not impait any such flavor. The only reasonable explanation is that in some way the tank itself had be come infected with bacteria capable of producing this flavor, and it would be well worth the considera tion of butter makers who receive complaints of this character to lg,ok after the water receptacle and give it a thorough cleaning and disin fection with boiling water.— Hoard’s Dairyman. K j O . O . F ., m eets overy first and third H u d so n & C IT Y , O R E G O N , C0Q U ILLE VALLEY BANK- Scientific American. mm £ Co 36iBroa^way* New York Maseura of Anatomy1' ns i h TH E C O M M O N E R William J. Bryan, ib p bon Erfitoi u D r a G iD o n i |SC<îLRï The Peoples P re ss. KodoS Dyspepsia Cure $ !8 Æ i it t r ts / — ' ç y j . a y ) rn e d Js N ’•flrllnQton’* Sswhig piacfllne
