Coquille City herald., November 19, 1901, Image 1

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VOL
C O Q U IL L E
C IT Y . O R E G O N . T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 1!>, 1901.
, cushion, 1st; specimen crochet, 1st;
THE HOME GULD CURE.
MAY LOOSE HER MIND-
I. J. LAMB, Pres.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
G. W. WHITE Cashier.
| display crochet 5 pcs. 1st; crochet
Winners of Premiums at the Southern toilet set, 2nd; gingham sofa cush­ Miss Slone's Imprisonment is Affecting Her An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards
ion, 1st.
Oregon District Fair.
are Being Cured Dally In Spite of
Reason-
T J . S. Commissioner,
Mrs. Metlin, Marshfield, J doz.
Themselves.
Con tinned from last week.
General Insurance Agent,
napkitiE hand hemmed, 1st; hdkf,
New York, Nov. 13 —Ivan Molo-
HEWING,
KNITTING,
ETC.
hand hemmed, 1st; collection linen cheff, a Bulgarian clergyman from No Noxious Doses- No Weakening of the C A P I T A L
Notary Public.
-
$ 5 0 .0 0 0
Mrs. 8. S. Flint, Rosebuig, J doz. embr’y, 1st; lavender sticks, 2nd.
Nerves- A Pleasant and Positive Cura
[ Useub, in Macedonia, has just ar­
Office in Robinson Building.
napkins hemstitched, class 2, 1st; I Vega Anderson, lavender sticks, rived from visiting Mis» Stone, aDd
tor the Liquor Habit.
C o quille , O reoon .
C O Q T J i r j I L j I E ] . O jE S Z B O - O lN r .
flemish lace, class 6. 1st; etnbd. j 1st.
is now in consultation with Mr.
table cover, class 4, secoud; display I Mrs. Martha Hall, Marshfield, pr. Dickinson, says a Sofia, Bulgaria,
It is now generally known anil under­
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
that Drunkenness is a desease and
battenberg lace, class 5, 1st; best | woolen socks, 1st
personal and real estate socurity, buys county, town and school district
dispatch to the Journal and Adver­ stood
no weakness. A body tilled with poison,
linen embroidery, class 5, second; | Mrs. McKuight. tucked skirt, 1st; tiser.
aqil nerves com pletely shattered by peri- warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds nnd’ all kinds of legal instru­
(£ 3 1 ^
D e n tis t,
collar “ tatting” class 5, 2nd; pin- ] night dress, 1st; chemise, ist; fancy
“ Miss Stone,” he said, “ is in the islical or constant use of intoxicating ments—Notarial work.
cushion cover drawn work, class 6, I apron, 2 class, 1st; cbilds skirt, 1st; j house of Bekir Bey, in the town of liquors, requires an antidote capable of
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
Coquille City, Or.
2nd; toilet set 3 pieces, class', 6, $hd; set six doilies, 1st; ladies skirt, class Ceres, Macedonia. I left her two neutralizing and eradicating this poison, ¿Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
and destroying the craving for intoxi­
9, 1st; J doz. napkins hand hemmed, ‘ days ago, coming direct to Mr. cant*. Sufferers may now cure them ­
Wil visit Bandon first six days of Jann- specimen netting, class 7, 2nd.
B C o fV K J D O F D I K E C T O E S .
nry, March. May. July. heptciuiier ami Nov­
Mrs. Houuie, North bend, naa-
ma- -nd; quilting, oJass 2, 1st.
I Dickison to try to arrange for her selves at hom e w ithout publicity or loss
ember, nnd Myrtle I'oir.l the first six days
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER,
J. J LAMB
Laura Dolan, Marshfield, speci­ release.
Miss Stone and Mine. of time from business by this wonder­
o f Febranrv, Vpril.Juue, luxant, October chine sewing night dress, class 3,
" H o m e G old C ure,” which has been
L. HARLOCKER, and G. W. WHITE.
1st; silk embroidery 5 pos. class 4, men crochet class 9, 2nd.
and December.
Tsilkaare well, but the strain is ful
perfected after many years of close study
Baptist Aid, Marshfield, patch terrific, and there is danger that i and
2nd; sofa pillow houitan lace, class
treatm ent of inebriates. The faith­
5, 1st; collection drawn work 9 pcs. work, 2nd.
ful
use according to directions of this
■
Miss
Stone
may
lose
her
mind.
To
^ J.
Mrs. J. Nowlin, Coos rivpr, set be always in the same surroundings wonderful discovery is jx'sitively guaran­
class (>, 1st; bureau scarf, drawn
work, class (i, 1st; pin cushion drawn six doilies, 1st; embd. toilet set 4 is likely to drive her crazy; con­ teed to cure the m ost r hstinate case, no
m atter how hard a drinker. Our records
work class 6, 1st; ecb’ry centerpiece j pcs, class 4. 1st.
Attorney - at - Law.
stantly looking at the same objects show the marvelous transformation of
Bose Arrington, Marshfield, ladies h is semi-mesmerized her, and she thousands of Drunkards into sober, in­
C o q u ille C it y , C oos C ounty , O regon . class 4, 1st; display of crochet 5
I skirt, class 9, 2nd; patch work quilt, had a presentiment that evil will | dustrious and upwright men.
pcs. class 9, 2nd
Notary 1 ublio.
W ives Cure Y our H usbands! C hild­
Mrs. Lackstrom, Marshfield, cen­ class 2, 1st.
befall her.
ren cure your fathers ! This remedy is
Pearl lleisjucr, Marshfield, pin
terpiece class 4, 1st.
in no sense a nostrum but is ii specific
J i n n i » ) - « ! o n a T u n I V i u i .- j N a i l .
Mrs. Juston, Marshfield, headrest cushion, I h L
for this disease only, and is so skillfully
Mrs. J. Denholm, Bandon, point
class 9, 1st and 2nd; sofa cushion,
A L L CASED OI
The little daugnter of Mr. J. N. j devised and prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble and pleasant to tbe taste, so
lace hdkf., class 5, 1st.
class 10, 1st.
A tto rn e y
Powell jumped on an inverted rake \ that it can be given in a cup of tea or
a t - L a v r ,
Mrs. 8. B. McClelland, Marshfield, made of ten penny nails, and thrust!
Eric Johnson, Marshfield, emb’d.
-
coffee w ithout tne knowledge of the per­
MARSH FIELD,
OREGON.
infants’ skirt class 4, 1st; drawn Honiton lace, class 5, 1st.
one nail entirely through her foot j son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
A R E NOW C U R A B LE
Mrs.
Hazard,
Marshfield,
embd.
work apron, class 6, second; soft
cured them selves with this price­
Doalei in R eal E stati * of all kinds.
and a siooud one bnlf way through. have
by our ucw invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
less
rem
edy,
and
as
m
any
more
have
cushion drawn work class 6, 1st; mantle scarf, 1st; liuen embry., 2nd; Chamberlain's Pain Balm
was i been cured and made temperate men by
eneral
lytle
p o s t , n o . 27 , cbilds skirt crochet, class
9, 2nd; bureau scarf, 1st;embd. bureau scarf promptly applied and in five minutes having
the “ Cure” administered by lov­
Dept of Oregon G. A. K.f rueets in
2nd; embroidered table cover, 1st;
P. A. WERN1AN, OF B A L T IM O R E , S A Y S :
Hersey hall the first Monday evening in fancy mittens, class 10, 2nd.
later the pain had disappeared and i ing friends and rel tives without their
B a l t im o r e , Md., March 30, 1001.
Mrs. 8. A. Edmunds, M arsh fie ld , silk embr’y, class 4, 2nd; pointed uo more suffering was experienced. knowledge in coffee or tea, and lielieve
«aoh month. Comrades are eordialy invited
Gentlemen : — Being entirety cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I wil! now give yon
t o m eet v ith ns.
lace hdkf, class G, 2nd; ladies apron, In three days the child was wearing j today that they discontinued drinking of
a full history of m y case, to be lined at your discretion.
bed
spread,
class
8,
second;
pillow
B. H. H askins , P. C.
About five years ago tny right ear began to ting, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
their own free will. l>o Not Wait. Do
shams class 8, secoud; bureau scarf class 2, 1st; centerpiece crochet, her shoe as usual and with absolute- j not
J. Q u i c k , Adjutant.
m y hearing in this ear entirely.
be deluded by apparent and m islead­
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num­
class 9, 1st; fancy hdkf. 1st; silk
class 8, 2nd.
]y no discomfort. Mr. Powell is a ing “ im provem ent.” Drive out the dis­
ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me that
EE LODGE, NO. li). I. <). (). L. MEETS
on ly an operation could help m e, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would
Mrs. C. Martensen, Marshfield, hdkf, bem’d stitched, class 2, 1st; well known merchant of Forkland, ease at once and for all tim e. The “ Hom e
then
cease, but the hearing in the ulfected car would be lost forever.
j at Lee, the second Saturday evening: of
lamp mat, class 9, 1st; shirt wuist V*. Pain Bilim is an antiseptic and j G old Cure” is sold at the extrem ely low
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat­
each month.
VV. H. M ast , Pres. ladies shawl class 9, 2nd: darning
price
of
One
Dollar,
thus
placing
within
m
ent.
A fte r I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased, and
class
11,
lHt;
3
best
kitchen
aprons,
Fay Hervey, Sec.
class 2, 1st; pr. fancy stockiugs, 1st;
heals Biich injuries without matura- j reach of everybody a treatment more
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been eutirely restored. 1 thank you
heartily and beg to remaiu
V ery truly yours.
<J buttonholes home made, class 2, 2nd; table cloth hemmed stitch, class tiou and in oue-tb’rd the time re­ effectual than others costing $25 to $50.
/ “ 1 0 Q U IL L E COUNCIL. N0.398 OF THE
F. A . W K R M A N , 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
11, 1st.
\ J Fraternal Aid Association meets the 2nd.
quired bv the usual treatment. For \ Full directions accom pany each package.
Our
treatment
does
not
interfere with your usutil occupation.
Special advice by skilled physicians when
Mrs Metlin, Marshfield, crochet
2d Tuesday evening of each month.
Mrs. L. C. Lockhart. Marshfield,
sale by R. S. Knowlton.
requested w ithout extra charge. Sent
M rs , E dith B alch ,
hood, class 9, 1st; childs dress, class
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME •“ ."“. f “ 1
Batteuburg tea cloth, class 5, 1st.
Mrs. Alice Tuttle. Sec.
prepaid to any part of the world on re­
C oos May New*.
4,
1st.
Mrs. B. E. Wittick, Marshfield,
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AYt, CHICAGO, ILL
ceipt o f One Dollar. Address Dept. E849
Mrs. Anderson, Marshfield pr.
Miss Bessie Heward lias gone to E D W IN li. G ILE S & C om pany, 2330and
YOURGOS LODGE, N o . 72. K.
P. wool hairpin tidy, cluss li , 1st.
meets every Tuesday evening at OddFeJ-
Mrs. VV. B. Curtis, Marshfield, fancy stockings, class 10, 2nd; six Ssn Fraucisco to visit her sister, 2332 M arket Street, Philadelphia.
lows’ Hall. Brothers in good standing in
A llcorrespondence strictly confidential
siatorlodges are cordially invited to visit us throe best kitchen aprons, class 11, button holes, 2nd; patching, class Mrs. E. P. Lewis.
2, 2nd.
V. U. W ILSON, C. 0 .
1st; laveuder fan, class 11, 1st.
The Areata was repaired and
A gents W anted : — To sell “ Mc-
Mrs. Rood, Marshfield, darning, painted while on the drydock in
Mrs. J, Roluudsou, Marshfield,
R . H . M AST, K. of R . A S .
Kioley’H Dying W ords," the latest,
six button holts, class 2, 1st and 2nd; 2nd hand quilting patch work, class the city, and looks good for twenty
la * ''
■W . C
c . . B E
E N
N H
H A A M
M , ,
greatest and most pathetic copy­
^ P r o p r ie to r .
plain sewiug, class 2, 1st; embd. 2, 2nd.
y r t l e c a m p , n o . 197 , w o o d m e n
years more.
righted
song
of
the
day.
Over
1G,-
Mrs. P. OlausoD, infants dress, 1st;
of the World, meets at Hersey Hall, hdkf. case, class 4,1st; embd doilies,
Arrivals by Areata, Sunday; C. 000 wero sold in Chicago during
tut and 3d Saturday nights of each month.
class 4, 1st; honiton embd sofa hdkf, drawn work, class 0, 2nd.
J. W . L kneyk , Consul.
Brpdhoff,
P. Herberger. E. M. Gal- first 3 days of publication.
Regu­
Miss Effie Wirth, Marshfild, fancy
cushion, class 5, 1st; hemmed stitch­
J . G. Simmons, Clerk.
lier, Mis. Piper, J. A. Yoakam, C. lar 50 cent sheet music size for 25 General Draying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Me1)
ed hdkf. class (5, 1st; Unit mittens, stand cover, class 4, 1st; col. crochet A. Johnson, O. Dalton, VV. Holland,
cents a copy. W ords by Howard
j'VEN INO TID E CIRCLE, NO. 214.
class 9, 1st; embd. table centerpiece
Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Go y f^igs
J W . of W., meets in H ersey’ H Hall on class 10, 1st.
W.
Irvine,
Mrs.
Iryine,
J
Nelson,
Carleton
Tripp,
the
celebrated
2d and 4th Saturday nights in each month.
Lizzie Hazleton, Marshfield, cro­ class 4, 1st.
Good Teams, Ifates Reasonable
Mu­
OR AX. MAURY,
Mrs. F. Warner, Myrtle Point, H. Hart, J. Beck, W. Youug, J. lecturer, editor and author.
chet
slippeis, class 9, 1st; darning,
Guardian Neighbor.
Bush,
and
14
in
steerage.
sic
by
Charles
E.
Smith,
the
bedspread, class 10, 1st.
class 2, 1st; patching, class 2, 1st.
Jesse C. Simmons, Clerk.
In a scrimmage, during football noted band leader and musical com­
Mrs. Wra. Nasburg, Marshfield,
Mrs. Kate Buck, Marshfield, hand
practice, Sunday afternoon, George poser. A financial harvest can be
C H A D W IC K LODGE. NO. 68, A. F. ir ado insertion skirt, class 2, 1st; baby dress, class 3, 1st.
J and A. M ., meets on Saturday evening
Herron was so unfortunate ns to made by energetic janvassers. Send
DIVISION K.
on or before enoh full moon. Visiting breth­ hand made stockings knitted, class
have his nose broken. A trifle like 25 cents for sample copv and terms
ren cordially invited.
10, 1st; hand made drawers knitted,
Coquille City, Cooa Co.> Or.
FOR MISSES UNDER 14 YEARS
Ad­
that doesn't dampen George’s ardor, to agents and retail dealers.
C. Ri mandeh , W . M.
class
10,
1st.
Ellen
Jutstrom,
Marshfield,
loat
J. J. Lam b, Sec.
e are prepared to do till hinds
dress,
T he B est Music Co.
however,
as
he
is
built
of
the
right
Josephine Nay, Mrslifield, display hop rising bread, 1st; loat potato
Kingsley, Iowa.
kind of stuff fo a football player,
of
Cemetarij work at lowest
UELAII O H APT ER , n o .
O. E B. knitting 5 pcs., class 10, 2nd.
yeast bread, 1st.
meets Friday evenirg on oi before
Peter Miclielbrink was down
prices.
Fannie (Jgren, Marshfield, ladies
M. E. LongstnfT, skirt for girl, 1st.
each full moon at 8 o’ clock from April 1st
“ Last winter an infant child of
Maude Coke, patchwork quilt,1st. from North Coos river, Sunday.
to October 3lat. and thereafter at 7:30; and shawl, class 9, 1st.
aaoh Fridav afternoon two week« there
Miss Eickworth, Marshfield, embd.
Mildred McClelland, centerpiece, He says Fred Noah lately captured mine had croup in a violent form,”
after at 2 o ’clock.
two of the panthers which were says Elder John W. Rogers, a Christ­
tea cloth, class 4, 1st; Buttenburg 1 st.
M iss E mma L orenz . W . M.
“I
Mrs. Jennie L . Rose. Sec.
centerpioce, class 5, 1st.
Edla Mattson, fancy picture frame killing bis sheep, by trapping ian evangelist, of Filley, Mo.
ANO
them. He set some No. 4 beaver gave her a few doses of Chamber­
Emily Aspeund, Marshfield, speci­ 1st.
'tO Q U IL L R LOT)
¡ 8 , 1 .O . O . I . ,
J meets every Saturday evening. Visit- men lace netting, class 7, 2nd.
Rose Huffschmidt, liuen tidy 1st. traps in a runway nsed by the lain’s Cough Remedy and in a short
.n g brethren in good standing cordinliy
Mrs. K. J. Coke, Marshfield,
Ester Anderson, sofa pillow, 1st. panthers, and was agreeably sur­ time all danger was past and the
Cnvited.
E. L. F itch , X .G .
child reeoverd.” This remedy not
G. 8engstackeu, Batteuburg lace, prised at bis success.
Honiton centerpiece, class 5, 1st;
J S . Lawrence, R. S.
Monuments and headstones erected
T. R. Sheridan, of Roseburg, only cures croup, but wlien given as
1st.
pincushion cover, class 5,1st.
Coping,
cleaning and re-lettering
soon
as
the
first
symptoms
appear,
has
been
investing
heavily
m
Coos
a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . 20 .
Jennie London, Roseburg, Bat-
Mrs. F. M. Page, Marshfield,
I. O. O. F ., meets every 2d and 4th
Asoecialtg.
county apple crop.
He shipped will prevent the attack. It contains
tenburg
lace,
2nd;
sofa
pillow,
2nd;
collection
silk
embroidery
5
pea,
Wednesdays in each month, at Odd Ftl-
all work guaranteed.
ows’ ha ll.
I rma L ukkns . N. G. class 4, 1st; set six doilies, class 4, J doz. doilies enabl'd. 1st; embd several thousands boxes lately to no opium or other harmful sub­
Vnnn McDonald. Sec.
Portland, nud is having maoy stance and may be given as confi­
STEWART & WEST GATE, Props,
2nd; Batteuburg tea cloth, class 5, cedterpic-ce, 1st.
Bessie Coshow, Roseburg, toilet thousand more packed preparatory dently to a baby as to an adult
/C O Q U IL L E E NCAM PM ENT. NO. 25,1. 2nd; plain sewing class 2, 2nd.
to
shipping.
It
is
said
most
of
For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
I / O . O. F., ri
Mrs. O. Edman, Marshfield, cushion, 1st, spec point lace, 1st,
Thursdays in each month at Odd Fellows’
embd, centerpiece, 2nd; hdkf. hem the npples are intended for toe
bureau scarf, class (>, 2ml.
q » 11. Cordial invitatimi extended to all vis­
K $ 65.00 Machine
eastern niaiket.
Mrs. K. B uck, Marshfield, embd. stitch, 1st.
i t i n g patriarchs in good standing.
T
o
tFie
T3
m
o
r
t-d
n
a
te
B. F. L awrence C. P.
Hazel Coshow, Roseburg, spec silk
cushion, class 4, 1st; tie ends and
T L lo C o m m o n e r .
J. J. Stanley, Scribe.
LATEST
or linen embry., 1st.
tatted girdle, class 8, 1st.
(M b . B ryan ’ s P aper )
■err
Ccth(w!th Order and Coupon
Edna Braiuurd, Marshfield, braid
Mrs. F. X. Hofer, Marshfield, silk
CMCAFI8T
Dr
Gibbon
YE A R 8*
The Commoner has attained
rosette
tidy,
1st.
crochet
hand
bag,
class
9,
1st.
E X P E R IE N C E
Shipped to anyone,
Thin o ld r e lia b le nnd
Edie Price, Riverton, pillow sh’s. within six months from date of the
nnyvrheie, on 1»
Mrs. J. Al. Upton, Bandon. Bat-
m ost KucceHHfol spec­
days’ free trial,
first
issue
a
circulation
of
100,000
ialist
hi
Han
FrntciH-
tenburg sofa cushion, class 5, 2ml; 1st.
in y o u r o w n
co . still co n tin u e s fi
copies,
a
record
probably
never
h o m e , without
Pearl Heisner, Marsbfisld, flannel
two hdkfs. drawn work, class (1, 1st,
cure a ll B e x a e l and
ns’. ir.g ont. cent
equated
iu
the
history
of
American
.Sem inal DmeuNeB,
in udvauce.
Mrs. Krouholm, Marshfield, ladies skirt, 1st; pillow slips, 1st; fancy
•nidi ae- G on orrh es-
apron, class 2, 1st; pair pillow apron, 1st; kitchen apron, 1st; one periodical liteintuie. The unparal­
i ( J l o e t f B t r . o t o re,
JO y e a r * ’ w r itt A
pr. dra vers, 1st; ^ doz. hand made leled growth of this paper demon- j
shams, class 11, 1st.
S y p h ilia . in nil it
T rade M arks
warranty w i t h
strates that there is room in the
fo rm s ,S k in D iseases. ]
D e s ig n s
em.*i aiuchlue.
Mrs. W. L. Oondron, Marshfield, napkins, 1st; sewiug bag, 1st.
V e r v o u H D e b ility .
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
newspaper field for a national pa­
display knitting, class 10, 1st; pr.
DIVISION L.— FRUITS.
im tency, htm im «! Weakness nnd Loss o f ;
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
A stric’ Jy high-grade fow l­
per d j voted to the discussion of In
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
M anhood, tbe consequence o f sclf-abnse
pillow shams, class 11, 2nd.
CLASS 1 — APPLES.
ing M a c h i n e , f in i shad
Invention is probably patentable. Communica­
political,
economic,
and
social
prob­
and excesses producing tb e follow ing sym pe
throughrmt
in the best pos­
tions strictly confidenti
tvnflrientlal. Handbook on Patent«
Mrs. B. E. Beyers, Sumner, m’a-
aent - free.
* Oldest
Olddat nceney for securing patents.
A. Stambuck, Marshfield, North­ lems. Tv the columns of Th« toms: Sallow cou ntenance, dark spots un­
sible manner. It poeaesMH art
Patents
____ .akun
taken through _____
Munn ~
ft (
modern im prorenitnti.ar.dit»
der the eyes, pain in the bead, ringing in
chine quilting, class 3, 1st.
i notice, without charge, in the
ern Spy, 2nd.
Commoner Mr. Bryau contribute* the ears, loss o f con fid en ce, diffidence in
mechanical comUrurilon to
Mrs. L. A. Selden, Roseburg,
such that in it art* combined
E. J. Coffeit, Marshfield general Ills best efforts; and his review of approaching strangers, palpitation o f the
simplicity with gres* strength,
point lace tie, 1st; point lace center exhibit, 1st; Beu Davis, 2nd; Spit-
heart, weakness o f th e lim bs nnd back, loss
thus ii.sni'ir.getutcof m im ing;
political
events
ns
they
arise
from
nely illustrated weekly. largest cir-
o f m em ory, pim ples on the fa ce , coughs-
durability, and m aking it inv
piece, 1st; point lace display, 5 pcs. zenberg, 2nd; Northern Spy, 1st;
f any scientific Journal. Terms. |3 a
time to t'aie can not tail to interest consnm ntion e tc.
possible lor the machine l* bo
• month«,
Sold hyal! newsdealers.
let; Honiton lace hdkf. class 5, Wiuesap,
put out of order. It sew . fast
2nd;
Wealthy,
1st; those who study pnblie questions.
DTI. G IB B O N has p ra ctise d in S sn Fran
and u r d e * a perfect stitch
second;
specimen
net'ing,
1st;
cisoo
o
ve
r
37
years
an
Jthose
troubled
should
with nil kinds o f thiend end
Duchess of Oldebburg, 1st; Yellow
oatM T ea V S t - WMblnmon, D. c .
The Commoner’s regular sub­ not fa il to con sult him and receive the ben ­
Coupon, fi
allclasMCMof muterml. A lw ays
centerpiece netting, 1st; centerpiece Transparent, 1st; Arkansas Black,
scription price is 81 per year. We efit o f his great sk ill and exp erien ce. The
ready for uae and uníivallód
•cat C. 0. *>
2nd;
set
6
doilies,
1st;
display
net­
for «i»e«:d, dnrabilUy ami cpiab
2nd; Pound Sweet, 2ud; Winter have arranged with Mr. Bryan d octor cur«‘R when oth ers fa il. T ry him .
COOS BAY
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C P K E 8 G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cured
ting, class 7, 1st and 2nd; tatting Sweet, 2nd; Red Bcitupghelmer, 1st;
whereby we can furnish his paper ( at hom e. C harges reasonable Call or
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collar, class 8, 1st; fancy tidy Coos River Beauty, 1st; col. of crab
D R . J . F. G IB B O N ,
and the H e r a l d together for one write.
j crochet, class 9, 2nd.
62.'» Kearney street. San F rancisco C d .
apples, 1st.
The need I o « f tltc ‘'A rlington” sw ings on patent socket binges, firmly held down b y s tbuitil»
year for $2. The regular subscrip­
Mrs. B. E. Wittick, Marshfield,
icrew. W rong, substantial, neat and haudsome in design, and beautifully ornamented in gold,
W. M. Nay, Marshfield, King of tion price of tbe two papers w I i p d
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
■ed uiatc 1ms rounded corners and is inlaid or countersunk, m aking it flush w;?h top o f tnble.
infants bootees, class 10, 1st; infants Tompdins County, 1st; Monstrons subscribed for separately is $2.50.
h izh es* A rm — ftpuc« ttrnler the arm is T>'A inches high and 9 inches long Tm sw H I «(lmtt tne
Uririmt skirts, and even quilts. It la S«lf Threading—Absolutely no holes to put thrtna through
u . afaotarer of Marble Monument*. Heat : dress, class 6, 2nd; child* skirt, 1st, | Sweet, 1st; Virginia G iw ...ufj,
reening, 1st;
except eye o f needle Shuttle is cylinder, oi»enon end, entirely self-threading, ensy to put in or
stone*. Tablets, etc.
take out; |n>»bin holds a large am ount o f thread. M itc h kegulator Is 0 0 the bed o f t » c machine
pair woelen stockings, class 10, 1st; Melon. 1st; Limber Twig, 1st; Blu
beneath the bobbin winder, sod has a «calc shewing the number o f stitcher« to the inch, and enu
oem etery lots enclosed with stone copina . embd. table centerpiece, class, 4, 1st. p tai main, 1st.
Issued Weekly,
We changed from 8 t o 3i stitch«« to the inch
Feed is double and eatends on both aide« or n eedle;
o r curbing. Iron rnilinz* famished to
never fnil« to take foods through; never stops at seam«; movement is positive;
»prtnrc» to
M.yrtie Goodloe, Coquille, embi
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
Jet , c m hr rais'd and lowe red at will. Automatic BobWn W lnde^— Po^
Mrs. Siglin, M irsbfinld, col. crab
break and r e t out 01 older
filling the bobbin automatically nnd
Ivina in the coontrv or other town* who tray cloth, 1st; embd. pin cushion, apples, 1st.
4 perfectly
perfe< ‘ smooth without holding the thread. Machine does
not run while winding bobbin. Ligh
Running—Machine is easy to run, doe« not fatigue the op er­
gh t Rui
ay wish anything in my line o f bu*iness.
1st; sofa cushion top, class 4, 2nd.
ator,
bttle noire and Sews
i* - «d ou b le
Mitch,
**m , makes little
.u wa rapidly. . Stitch
. . . . . . ...
- lock
— — —
- — the
— sam e . on both su.es.
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T. C. Nowlin, Marshfield, Brsth-
will not ravel, and can l*e c ’isnved without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat spring ten
Editor and Publis her.
Mrs. 8. C. Flint. Roseburg, Bat- mont, 1st.
«don. «nd will admit thread fror.» 8 to W0 spool cotton without ebaoging. Never ret« out or order
h « Needle
iYc«dl« is
needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put tn wrong. Noetic
tenburg collar, class 5, 1st.
i a «tmFrht,
I.IM m - • - IBKKISKI. T Th«
J. H. Schroerler, Arngo, 6rr t
T H E
idened sieri, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from
oí <
Bar is
Mrs. J. T. MeCormac, Marshfield, premiums— Earophus Spitzenborg,
on tin: good*. A diusU bie fU ir ln r » — A :1 bearing» ate case-hardened steel and easily
T e r m s - H e r a l d a n d ( o m m o n f . r —
with a »crew driver. All lo*-t n /tiou can be taken up, aud the machine will last a lilctime.
hemmed stitch table cloth, class 4. King of Tompkins County, Waxen,
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e
Attachm ent*
,. ch machine i** furnish- . with necesaniy tool sand accessories, and in aeditiouw e
Digests what you eat. One Yt-ar.................................. 12 00
furnish an «atra set of attachments iu 1 velvet lined metal liox, free o f charge, a» fellows: One
1st; Honiton hdkf. class 5, 1st;| Winter Bellflower, Early Harvest,
njflier *ud gatherer, one b in d « , one shirring plate, one set o f four herotuers. different width« up
This preparation contains all of th« Six Mont ha................................ 1.00
Baltenburg jacket, class 5, 1st.
to 'i
an inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thread
Yellow Newton Pippin, Famens or
and digest* all kinds of
cutlet. Woodw ork <»f fin :«t quolity oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plaiccl rings
Mrs. Anna Fisher, Marshfield, Snow, Thron Sweet Stark, Ohio digestants
food. It givesinstant reliefand never Three Month«........................... 7 5 ' to diar crft, .Ire*« g”. m is to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
embd. tray cloth, clas* 4, 2nd.
n m r T D * Y h * c h e * ; c i * FOE o i ly r « « c TLY Of " / « ^ c r o w n s ¡ n o
Beauty. Second premiums— Bald­ fails tncure. It allows you to eat all
U » JH 1 • A I SE'A’INO M A C H IN ES D U I SAVE AGChT S AMO OCALCfl £ FHOFITS
W m . Gallter, Proprietor,
Mrs. M. A. Madden. Marshfield, win, Boxburv Rnsseft. Gravenstein, the food you want. The most sensitive
O U R G R E A T O F F E S . $ 2 ^ . 8 0 »« our 5 pedal W h «*esal« P rlc«,b u t « € ^ 0 0 0 * #
dRAD
HUDSON,
J.
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HAYNER
tomachs can take It. By its use many
sofa cushion, class 11, 2nd,
in
order
to iatrodw e ♦ His nigh-grade sowing machine, w e m a k y special ecu- x
A
Rhode Island Greening, Yellow iiousands of dyspeptics have been
HAHDW051E,
po-j offer, giving - •. y leader r ( this paper a chance to j p t aVrst-class m *-
Miss Frances Elrod. Marshfield, Bellflower.
mred after everything else failed. It
t h iz r at the îow w t j«n
wi.l
sofa cushion, class 11, 1st.
we » m
' * »hip th~ ‘ aiKive-dcscribed machine anywhere securely packed and
Hudson & Haynes,
J. W. Hall, Myrtle Point, first .irevents formation ofgason the stom­
A G 0 T E W AHE,
■ted. .v.idgn 1 titer?safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
crate
Mrs. A. Peterson, Marshfield, premiums— Baldwin, Gravenstein, ach, relieving all distress after eat lug.
eh uia> bin--
V * :i« y refunded i f nut ns repre«ented after thirty day«’
«•ch
lei
V. e ■?,** . hl,»C. O. D. for il9.n0 with privilege o f twenty days' trial un
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take Mining and Real Estate Agentf
trial
pair pillow cases, class 9, 2nd
ftp f ? 1 • » ruam
guarantee
of"goo»l
Ramho, Rhode Island Greening,
ceipt o f •** hh
nlc* o
f goo*I faith end
and charge». I If f yon prefer thirty
QUEENS W ARE,
receii't
Kfkl**v*
(/firry
Com
ity,
O
ri
son
g. send for « i f large Ubiatrati^i catulogi»« with testl*
dwy*’ trial
Mrs. A. .Small, Marshfield, bed­ Twontv rju ices, Yellow !!■ ;I<1 owr- It can't help
T f \VE vnlnahl* M n»s F arm s. Slue
! 1 v how w** alnp sewing machines anywhere tf> "ny-
■lom.-ils, vxplamin
s'
read.
1st.
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good
ifitCturer'»
price»
without
asking one cent In advance.
1 1. U.tQcbes and Tirntier Lands fo r «ni*
one nt the îow ist »
T IN
J A. Kranii k, Coos river, Russian
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M is t . ud «11 cash with order, « « y o u then save th* JldJOdl».
The
best plan
onlj by E. C. DiWrrrdtOo., ChtoaflOt
Mrs F X Hofer, Marshfield, sofa Baldwin, Ist; Coos River Beauty, Prepared
C.II and examine good*
«ount.
Rem
em
ber
the
coupon
must
be
sent
with
T b e » . bottle u m t a to « 2 H tim e s toe 60c. «tse.
H ouse and fl aerea o f land well im proved
price*.
shion. 1st: fancy tidy, 1st; toilet 2 n d .
n W ilbur, D ou gla s co u n ty . O r., fo r sale,
fContinsed on 2nd poye.J 1
R. 8. Kuuwitou.
r exchange f o r p r o p e r !« in M yrtle P o in t.
U 6.
D. Holden.
PREMIUM LIST.
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C O Q U IL L E V A L L E Y
B 0 N 1 {.
J . W . STRAN GE,
Sherwood,
HEAD
NOISES?
J°A" F. Hail,
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H E A R IN G
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Coos Co. M arble! Granite Works.
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$18.50
Scientific American.
New York
Marble M Sioas Werks
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C O M M O N E (f.
Williiiin J. Bryan,
KodoE
Dyspepsia Cure