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COQUILLE CITY. OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1901.
I’ G. D. Holden,
I -ia -w jr e r .
XJ. S . C o m m i s s i o n e r ,
General Insurance Agent.
Notary Public.
Office in Robinson Building.
Cogl'ILLE, OltEOOK.
J . W .STRANGE,
<8g§ I3SIltist-
Coquille City, Or.
Wil visit Bandon first 3ix days o f Janu
ary. March, May. July. September ond Nov
ember, and Myrtle Point the fiia*, six day»
o f February. April. June, August, October
and December.
A J. Sherwood,
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A ttorn ey - at - Law,
CogciLLE C it y , C( x > s C ounty , O regon
Notary tublio.
John F. Hall,
-^ -tto r z i- 2 3 r
. a t - 3 L ia w ,
M ARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Dealer in R eal E state o f all kinds.
R. E. Nosier’s,
SHAVING PARLOR.
f-ront St.,
O o g . t 3 . i ll © ,
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O ro g o n .
Does a general barbering and Lair
dressing business. Cleanliness,
neatness and dispatch is our motto.
G E N E R A L LYTLE POST, NO. 27,
v T Dept o f Ore «»nil G. A. 11., meets in
Her.-ley hall tun first Monday evening in
each month. Comrades are cordialy invited
to meet v ith us.
B. II. H a s k in s , P. C.
J. Q uick , Adjutant.
EE LODGE. NO. 15). 1 .0 . O. L. MEETS
j at iiue. i he second Saturday evening of
each month.
VV. H. M ast , Pres.
Fay Uorvey, Seo.
I
COUNCIL. NO.JD8 OF THE
C 1GQUILLE
) Fraternal Aid Association meets tho
!iud and Ith Mondays in each mouth.
Mas, E dith B alch ,
Mrs. Alice Tattle. Sec.
YCURGUS LODGE. No. 72. K. of P.
jm eets every Tuesday evening at OddFel-
ivs’ Hall. Brothers in good standing in
ster lodges are cordially invited to visit us
.
.
V. It WI* «JON, O. O.
H. MAST, K. o f It. &S.
YKTLE CAMP, NO. 15)7, WOODMEN
of the World, meets nt Horsey Hall,
t aud 3d Saturday nights o f e*u»ta month.
.1. W. L knkvk , Consul.
G. Simmons, Clerk.
I
EVENING TIDE CIRCLE, NO. 214,
J W. of W., meets in Mersey’ s Hall on
and 4th Saturday nights i^e.\ch^m«-nth.
Guardian Neighbor,
sso C. Simmons, Clerk.
1HADWICK LODGE. NO. fiH. A. F.
j ftnd A. M.. meets on Saturday evening
or before each full moon. Visiting breth-
cordially invited.
C. lie m a n d b b , W . M.
J. Lamb, Sec.
>UEL.VH CHAPTER. NO. ft. O. E. S..
9 meets Friday evenirg on or before
ch full moon fit 8 o’ clock from April 1st
Oct »her 31st. and thereafter at 7:30: and
eh Fridav afternoon two week« there
ter at 2 o’ clock
Miss E mma L obknz , W. M.
rs. Jennie L. Bose, Sec.
1OQ 0ILLE L )DGE. NO 53, L i >.O F.,
) meet a every Saturday evening. Visit-
* brethren in good standing cordially
rltod.
E. L. F itch , N .vi.
8 . Lnwr.net,. R. S.
[AM IE REBEK.IH LODGE, NO. •-’0,
L I. O. O. F ., meats every ’i d und 4th
d n e d v y s m each month, nt Otld Fai
rs’ hall.
Inin L uken *. N. G.
na McDonald, Heo.
/N O Q D IL1.E ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,1.
1 ^ 0 . O. F., meets every first and third
riinradaya in each month at Odd Fellows’
null. Cordial invitation extended to all vis
itin g patriarchs in good standing.
B. F. L avpuencb C. P.
J. J. Stanley, 8oribe.
T radì M a r k *
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
n„ .endtn« . ,k .lr h M d
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ascertain our opinion free whether an
>n Is probably
rletlj confidential. Handbook
e. Oldest agenoy for seeunnjr patenUu
C8 llWcn ini'.uif*
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latice, without c harge, in the
icntiTic American.
m m elf IIInstTsl-t weeklT.
I of snr sdentlBc Journal. Terra*. 43 •
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month., vi.
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lb Office. 62a F Bt.. Washington. D. C-
C O O S
B A Y
OF NATIONAL INTEREST.
Marriage Licenses for 1901.
Au
E ia u s v I iiP m l M to J ),
I. J. LAMB, Pres.
“ I suffered for years with a
bronchial or lung trouble and tried
various remedies but did not obtain
permanent relief until I commenced
using One Minute Cough Cure,”
writes Rev. James Kirkmnn, evange
list of Belle River, 111, “ I have no
hesitation in recommending it to all
sufferers from maladies of this kind.”
One Minute Cough Cure affords
immediate relief for coughs, colds
and all kinds of throat and lung
troubles. For croup it is unequall
ed. Absolutely safe. Very pleas
ant to take, never fails and is really
a favorite with the children. They
like it. R. 8. Knowlton.
At her home in Roseburg, »Sat
Congress is going to provide for
Marriage licenses were issued to urday, December 21, 1901, at 10 p.
I the construction of tho Isthmian
! canal this session. That is as good the following names, by the County rn., Mrs. Phoebe Day passed to tho
j us settled. President Roosevelt— Clerk of Coos county, for the year ! f?rfcat beyond, at the age of 74 years.
She was a daughter of tlio late Sol
it comes bard for his admirers to be 19 01:
Fitzhugh, one of the framers o? the
I ho dignified— and some of those
J A NT A BY.
constitution for the state of Oregon
j who knew and loved him best be-
R S Longhead and Jessie W ard.
and crossed the plains to this state
| fore ¡September last, have oomprom-
Oliver Jury and Ella Hudson.
in tho year 1852. The party with
j iscd on “ President Teddy” the Pres-
S A Painter and A da V N cwland.
whom she came experienced many
| ident delivered his dictum oil that
FEBRUARY.
hardships aud on one occasion they
j in his message with no uncer
C II Hall and Mary Otto.
suffered tbo loss of nearly every
tain souud. It will be the Nicaragua
A S Johnson and Flora Kelly.
thing they bad, from an Indian at
route, too, for reasons that have
G M Short and Daisy B Giles.
tack, only managing to make good
been threshed over and over »gain
E G Perham and Marion I Hutcheson.
their escape by retreating to the
aud need not be repeated here.
MARCH.
limber, where they buried what
The Frenchmen who have sunk
S S Everson and Mrs Loraine Can-
few things they had left in a wooden
| their millions in the De JLesseps field.
chest. This chest is still cherished
ditch at Panama are never going to
F E Nelson and Mary E Smith.
Chicago’s cattle-show was at
by her descendants as an interest
get it back again by selling a lot of
F A M cC ulloch and Lizzie A Morris.
ing and valued relic, She hud been tended by 400,009 j ersons, which
rusty machinery and a stupendous
John Longstaff and Mrs Josephine
gradually failing in health for about1 makes the New York horse-show
excavation in a mountain side to Raine.
three month, and her death was mo- look like a very sn all affair,
the United States However, they
J C W arner and Bessie E Gray.
still think so. Like some people
meutarily expected during: the past,j Uncle j Hck &
o f Myrtle
C J Sanford and Cora Sanford.
who think they can play poker, but
w„ g dowu |o tbig p]liCe on
W alter E ndicott anti lo n e Arrington. few days. One son, Sol Culver, of p n
(Jamas Valley, a number of ffrarnl- ,
r
who never win anything, they are
APRIL.
ehilder aud two preat grandchildren
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hanging on by their eyelids to a
G eo E W iley and Elsie M Pardoe.
If
yon
wish
to
rent
a
boose,
call
forlorn hope.
survive her. Her remains were
C M Neil and Henrietta West.
at
the
H
erald
office.
takeu
to
Camas
Valley
early
this
President Hntin, of the Panama
Claroriee Dryden and Stella M Fry.
morniui' and will bo laid to rest
('uuul Company, accompanied by
H W Wires and Ora A L vtton.
j there by the side of her husbaud,: 5DMINlSTKjVTOIt’ P NOTICE OF 8ALK.
Chnncelor Boeufve, of tho French
Geo G Miller and Cora ‘M ay Kansier.
Embassy, who has been acting as
1 w h o d ie d a b o u t e le v e n y e a rs a<;o. A j Notice is hereby civen that O. W. Wimer,
Fred L app and Annie E L ynch.
c o u n tle s s n u m b e r o f fr io u d s a u d ac- i nUiumistrater de bums non o f the Adam A.
his legal adviser during the negoti
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| Wnuer, feRtate, by virtue of an order of the
John Blacktock and Ellen Joyce.
ations with the Isthmian Canal
quailitnnee« will mourn the loss OX | County Court for Coos co mty. Oregon,
G P ¡Stewart and A lice Rogt rs.
Mrs.
Day
and
cherish
her
memory
i duly made and entered of record on the
Commissions has sailed for France
MAY.
i 26th day o f hebraary, 1S01, in the Probate
to report to the »tockholdei s that I Leon G ayot and Certha Girard.
an d h ig h c h a r a c t e r a lo n g w ith th e ,i0„ rnB| o f , nid c a r « and eonnty, will on
o t h e r p io n e e r w om en o f O r e g o n , j Thursday the Uth day of Jannarv, 1902, at
things are looking very squally, and
J G Blake and Sarah G H am by.
will, h a v e ,a,np to fin al rew a rd
the hour o f ten o'olnck in the fore.oon of
the only chance left to them is to
W in, " aVe b OIie * 1 IU1U rft" ir<1-
j B„id day. at the farm dwelling house on the
W m A h lskogan d Mary Dahl.
T h e fo r e g o in g we take from th e ' premis.Hherein.ifterdesrrihed sell nt iiuhlio
buy a majority of tho American
L R Robertson and Ju no Cam pbell.
R. 8, b u r g Review. The s u b je c t o f i auction all the right, title and interest o f
Congress.
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it i
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. . the deceased in nnu to an undivded one half
Dr E Mingus and Edna I Seeley. *
Hntin will be back in January, so
this sketch was well known in th is interest of the following described prem-
C A Peterson and M ay Price.
section, b e in g an a u n t o f Mrs. C. • >•<■» to wit: NW. > f the M K.»»-th*;NK.k
he told Secretary Huy before be
J E Mauzey and M innie Lingren.
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o f theN W . ) / o f S. S3, and the 8. of the
left Washington, ami rumor has it
. Bell h a m , o f th is c ity .
r, ,,f s. 28. in T. 28. 8. of K.1S. W. of
JUNE.
the Willamette Meridian it, Coos eonnty.
that the size of his sack will be
A S Johnson and Sarah C handler.
Oregon: also commencing 180 feet E. of
something enormous. The palms
One Dead and Nine Kurt-
the NW. corner of 8W
of the NE.
of
P B H olland and May E Andruss.
of the lobbyists are already itching
S. 88. before mentioned, miming thence E
J A Nowlin and Flossie Piper.
feet, ihauce S 50 & iJ feet, thence W.
San Francisco, Dee. 24.—One per 461
at the thought of all this Freucb
461 feet, theuoe N . 50 & y, ftet to the place
Chas A Swift and Ruth A Perkins.
son was killed and nine others in o f heuinning. T»n n.s of sale cash . Sale
gold to be handled, and these palms
Chas F Lorenz and Mary L 8 keels.
subjeot
to the confirmation of the court.
jured in a peculiar accident on tile
are well waxed. Tho Congressional
Eugene H am block and Annie C ar
Dated this 9th day of December. 1901.
Fillraore-street electric ear line last
lobbysts are tho buncosteers of the m an.
G. W. WIMEK.
night. For four blocks south of Administrator de bonis non, of the Estate
natiou. Their victims are the men
W W Deyoe and Annie R Guerin.
o f Adam A. Wimer, deceased.
Union street the grade is so steep
who try to buy legislation willi
John B Luttrell and7Mary A Stem ler.
that the ears have to be ¡lulled up
treasury notes. Tho Frenchman
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
W m D Button and M ary E Nelson.
the hill by special machinery. As
will have no difficulty in parting
’ OTICE is hereby given that the under
Claude Snapp and Edna H inch.
signed has this day filed Ills final ac
a car containing 15 people had
with his money. When the Nicara
count in the matter of the administration
T hos M cGinnis and Ohrna M ichlen.
nenrly reached the lop of the bill it o f ilie estate o f Jndah Parker, deceased,
gua Canal bill is passed be may
T A Schroeder and Ella R Sturdivant.
broke loose in some manner and and that the Connty Court has appointed
realize the truth of that ancient ad
JULY.
Monday, the 0th day of January. 1902. be
rushed down the grade with fright ing
age, “a fool aud his money are soon
the first day of the regular 1902 Janu
Chas E Fox and Annie D Clinton.
ful speed, It kept the track until ary term of said Connty Court, ns tho day
parted.”
E lm er Doyle and Elsie G M Haga.
for
hearing
objections to said final aooouut
Union street was reached. Here and the settlement
thereof.
Mr. Justice Brown is the man
H arry Scott and E va Judd.
there stood an empty car, waiting to
Dated this 2nd day of December. 1901.
who in each case that has come be-
Frank G rider and Mrs M J H u ll.
WARHEN 0. PAKICER.
be hauled to the summit. This ob-
for the Court, has wielded the bal
Administrator de bonis non with the will
E L W ithers and Ada B onewitz.
struckion was crashed iuto and
annexed o f tho estate of Judah Parker,
ance of power. On tho one side are
AUGUST.
deceased.
wrecked by the runaway car, which
ranged Chief Justice Fuller, and
J C Bridges and Maggie Nelson.
then jumped the rails aud was
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Justices Brewer, Harlan and Peck-
E M Peterson and Mary M P rice.
brought to a standstill by a tele X t OTIGE is hereby civen that the on-
ham. On the other side are Justices
»Story L lies and Anna L M urray.
i
>
(lersicned has this day filed his final ac
graph pole which it struck, scatter count
in the matter of the administration
Gray, McKenna, Shiras and White.
Andrew W inkler and N elly A Jack-
ing its occupants in all directions. o f the estate of Otillie A. Parker, deceased,
Justice Brown stands at the center son.
Help was at liaifd and the injured and that the County Court has appointed
of the teeter-board, and in ono case
E d F Fordyce and Lillian R hin ehart.
Monday, the f»tb day of January. 1902. be-
passengers were given immediate in« the first day of the regular 1902 Janu
flops with the Chief Justice aud in
G uy Drew and Sylvia Doak,
ary term of said County Court, as the day
care.
the other with the dissenters.
A lfred Johnson and Flora 0 Boyrie.
for bearing objection-» to said final aonount
W F W aite and M ary E E ngland.
Equally noteworthy, however were
S J«Bleep and M atilda Kingston.
the announcements from the white
Shelby M u n d y an d Annie M avity.
House, which immediately proceed
N6nh Bonewitz and M yrtle BarkTow.
ed tho message. The removal from
SEPTEMBER.
office of the Govt ruor of Oklahoma
J C Fredricks and Daisy Russell.
is a warning to all corrupt politi
T W Panter and Clara F Herman.
cians, ns well as to those who, with
E d Case and M ay Barrett.
out intending to be corrupt, might
I S Fliim and Mary L K innicutt.
i have thought it no sin to reward
Oscar Bunch and Georgia H ollen-
friends ond workers nt the expense,
of the people whose affairs they beak.
Nathaniel
Thrush and Mary
II
have been chosen to administer.
We were not surprised to read
that King Ed wind greatly enjoyed a
series of vaudeville performances at
the royal residence. If is natural
that lie should. He was a star
vaudeville performer himself long
before the term came into general
! use, os some of Ilfs imitators on this
\ side of the Atlantic were, id though
I never a profesaioal.
According to the bare majority
of the Court the Philippine Islands
are domestic territory of thd United
States, and have been ever since
Spuiu signed the treaty of peace, in
which that vast archipelago and the
little but valuable isiand of Porto
Rico were ceded to the Repulic.
President Roosevelt’s message
was remarkably characteristic of the
man. It carried small comfort to
the office seekers and gave our
foreign friends and foes much to
think about and talk over.
Five to four again. Thus the Unitsd
States Supreme Court continues to
divide on the ail-iinportaut question
whether the constitution follows
the Hag.
Stephenson.
J F Tanner and M ary E W asson.
G eo D Morse and Ella M Butler.
G eo T Button and M yrtle Nelson.
D A Patterson and M ollie Sullivan.
Leander Barklow and Lucy A Orr.
C A P IT A L
NOVEMBER.
S C Bunch and Clara A Scofield.
G YV James and Lou Z Belieu.
R D Brainard and L E Carlile.
Arthur II H od gin sa n d Mav L G rine-
gar.
E E Evernden and Hattie R Shields.
Em il Nelson and U n iceC W aybrigh t.
J C R oberts and Kate Braden.
John Yoakam and tsabell Smith.
W B Farrier and Elva Leneve.
A nton Sacchi and Maggie Hanson.
Ja-* A A bbott and Sarah Johnson.
J L Jewett and Rosa B A ppleton.
M H Klockar8 and Lillie .Stephens.
DECEMBER.
Chas R R ollinson and Addie M Sny
That Isthmus of Panama revolu
tion was merely the usual thing, and J der.
Uncle Sum’s marines ha 1 an easy I Louis J Baker and d a l ’s J M urray.
H A Curran ami Lillian W ilson.
job ia cowiug both of the alleged
Jas H W elsh and Mrs L A Jackson.
armies.
H ngo A K otk a a n d Hilm a L Johnson.
U . » I t h »la d B c a u f j '«
Chas E Schroeder and Ethel Dunlap.
A poor com pletion
usually the I A f i Curtis and Pearl H ov t. ’*$*' *'
result i f a torpid live i or ¡¡Tegular
Ben Li TVvlor a n i X o i p M A n d # « n.
bow el* Unless nature's \
\ refuse is carried otr it kill surely | A. J Snell wanted to at|etn] a
Manufacturer o f Marble Monument*. U eal- ! cause impure i l o o i Pimptes, boils ;
party, but was afraid tc do so on
stones. Tablet», etc.
and other eruption* T fllow. This
Cemetery lots enclosed with " t o o . copin« is nature’s method of throwing off account of pains in bis KtrOnach,
o r carbir,f. Iron railing« firnished to or
the poisons which the liowels failed wldcfc he feared wouldgrow worse.
der. Correspond ’ HOC solicited from Par«' ®
li»in „ In * • country or o ' ^ tesro* » b o to remove. De Witt’s Lit tie Farfy HA mys, ‘T was telling rny troubles
duit w »i. anything in x j line o f
Risers are world fah»ou*fm- remedy- , to a lady friend, who said: ■ Chai»-
ing this condition. They stimulate ] berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar
Treasurer's Notice.
the liver and promote regular and rhoea Remedy will put you in con-
healthy action of the bowels but dition for the party. I bouarht a
; i«« hereby given that all County never esnae griping, cramps or dis bottle and take pleasure in stating
ant» endorsed prior to Jan. 1st.
R. S. Knowlton. that two doses cured me and en
be paid on presentation at my tress. Safe pills.
qaille C ity. C oo« county.Oregon,
abled me to have a good time at
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it will be allowed after Dec.
For a neat little home, garden the party ” Mr. Snell is a resident
lote and barn, at bedrock prices,! of Summer Hill, N. Y. This remedy
day o f Dec. O T . p p ^ L E Y .
is tor sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Countv Treasurer. cal! ou the H erald .
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Organizatian-
Orcgon City, Or., Dec. 21.—Fifty
Clackamas County Socialists mot
this afternoon and effected a per
manent party o-ganization by elect
ing a county central committee.
Fred Meindi was elected chairman
and
William Beard
secretary.
Twelve precints were represented.
The members signed a pledge to
sever their conneetion with other
political parties. They »Iso voted
against fusion.
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b a t e d th is 2n d d a v
of
B O A K D
D IR E C T O R S .
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKKIt,
L. HARLOCKER, and G. \V. WHITE.
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
A R E N O W C U R A B LE
b y our new invention.
O nly those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A . W E R M A N , O F B A L T IM O R E , S A Y 3 :
B a l t im o r e , Md., March 30. loot.
Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured o f deafness, thanks to your treatment, I w ill now give you
a full history o f m y case, to be used at your discretion.
About five years ago m y right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until 1 loat
m y hearing in this ear entirely.
I underw ent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without an j' success, consulted n num
ber o f physicians, am ong ethers, the most em inent ear specialist o f this city, w ho told me that
o n ly au operation could help me, and even that only tem porarily, that the head noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would he lost forever.
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New Y ork paper, and ordered your treat
m ent. A fter I had used it only n few days according to your directions, the noises censed, and
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank you
heartily and beg to rem ain
Very truly yours,
F. A. W ERM AN , 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
Our treatm ent does not in terfere with you r usual occu pation»
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME ataSS^
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Coquille City, Or.
General Draying end Hau'-ing a Specialty.
Commercial MeO
Promptly end Safely Delivered at any f'oint. Good Ipgs
Good Teams, Rates Reasonable
Coos Co. Ma
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are prepared to do ell hinds
of Cemetary u/orh at lowest
prices.
Marble
AND
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
'OTIOE is hereby given that the under
signed has this day filed his final ac
count in the matter of tho estate of tho ad
ministration of the estate of John Devin-
i»b, deceased, and that the County Court
has aprtointtd Monday, the 6th day o f Jan
uary, 190i being the first dav of the regular
1902. January, term o f said Court, ns the
day for hearing objections to said final ac
count and the settlement thereof.
Dated this 2nd day o f December. 1901.
R D SANKOHD.
Executor of the Estate of John DeVinisb,
deceased.
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A $65.00 Machine
S ä B S S S "ftrllnQton”
f.
Sclf-
Throadinf
to r $ 1 8 . 5 0 %
THE COMMONER,
Issued Weekly,
•■'l J. Bryan,
Editor and Publisher,«
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H e r a l d and C o m m o n e r —
I ’ a y a b i . e in A d v a n c e .
Digests what you eat. One Year..........
This preparation contains all of tha Six Months. . . . ,
dlgestants and digests ail kinds of
food. It glvesinstant, relief aud never Three M onth«.,
fails tocure. It allows yon to eat all
the food yon want. The most sensitive
tomaebs can take it. Cy its u*e many SHAD IICDBON, f
Aonsands of dyspeptics have been
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J. E HAYNES.
M. . . .
lla y n c o ,
fôu^gt*îi^ai,a1Jri.tp i^ ïtru>at ^ : Mining and Rea! Estate Agents
Eoklev, Carry County, Oregon
tt can’t help
E vnlnatde M'nes. Farms. Slock
but do you good p j A V Kanehe»
and Timber Land» for title.
Ppeparwlonlyby E.C. D i ^T t t A c O o ., (Jhictura
Tbe 11. botti® 4 on ta ina VA tün**U»60c. U n,
H. 9. Kuowitoo.
H m«e and ft «ere» o f land well Improved
in Wilbur, Doagla® connty, Or., for »ale.
or exchange fo r property iu Myrtle Point,
Graijite
Monuments and headstones erectea
Coping, cleaning and re-lettering
A specialty,
all worn guaranteed.
STEWART & WESTGATE, Props,
"O n t o r t i o n a t e
This old reliable and
most successful spec
ialist in Ban F ra icis
co, still continues to
160 acre dairy ranch, machinery,
cure a ll Nexus! and
S em inal Diseases,
tools and eleven cows.
l-nich as Gonorrhes-
J. Q u ic k , Coquille, Or.
} le e t , 8 t r i c t u re,
S y p h ilis, in all it
* «•-» .
Jforu is.S k in Diseases.
«
N
e r v o u s Debility,
: m
a . ^ o x a e x j.
•i potency, seminal Weakness and Loss of
OPTICIAN
Manhood, the consequence o f seif-abuse
All tests solicited--- do cllsrge. 1 and excesses producing the following sympa
' toms: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
Glasses only tirst-class quality. der tho eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
Prices to .nit the times.
Culls the ears, loss o f confidence, diifidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
anywhere on request to do so.
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, loss
•Myrtle Point, Or.
of memory, pimples on the fa ce, coughs-
consuraotion etc.
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DR. GIBBON has practised in San Fran
cisco over 37 years an J those troobledshould
For Sale by Tender.
not fail to consult him and receive the ben
efit of his great skill and experience. The
I will rsepiv<*bids for my ItonHa doctor c u r s when other» fa il. Try him.
and J-si-ffi plat in N otlfy’s ftd d i- JJJCltES G U ARAN TEED. Person» cured
at homo. Charges reasonable. Call or
tion to Coquille Citv.
For par write.
D R . .I. F. GIBBON,
ticulars apply at thp dERALD office.
625 Kearney street. San Francisco C.tl.
T hom 8 T aylor .
Dyspepsia Cure
Granite Works.
C oq u ille Citv. Coos Co., Or.
D e ce m b e r. 1901.
Gibbon
J. J LAMB
ANY
HEAD
NOISES?
A L L CASES O F
Sewing pisolimi
urrtrr
BUST
CHEAPEST
C 21 I 1 with OrJer cm) Canton
Shipped to ftuyoa^
«n y w h e ie , og. 10
days’ free trial,
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
asking one cent
in advance.
For Sale at a Bargain.
Keswick, Cal.
o e e g - o i t
Does ft general banking business.
Has n io rtj to lnm < n t] f i n e ,
personal aud real estate security, buys co unty, tcvn lt d t i l e d dittrio
warrants, draws noies, mortgages, deeds and all kirds of legal icstiu
ments—Notarial work.
Isaites tiro iusurnneo at lowest rates in following companies:
.¡Etna, Springlield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
YV A UK EN 0. BAKER.
Administrator with the \vi 11 annexed of
the estate o f Otillie A. Parker, deceased.
Q? d t i i e
G. W. W HITE Cashier
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
COQTJIIL j I- j E ,
and the settlement thereof.
Socialists Effect Parly
Have readers no defence against
the writers of magazine reminiscen
ces x ho dig up stories and witicisniH
OCTOI'.Eit.
H enry Coition and AMie M Johnson. | read b y o u r g r a n d p a r e n ts t nd try
to pass them for new?
F B T ichenor and M ary W alker.
H H H an i?*and Efiie M Giles.
Frank E Peterson and E ttieC T hru-h.
H enry K Frieden berg and Mary
Aasen.
M ilo I) Sum ner and Julia A H ow e.
Chas H Dungan and Ada EiranhGff.
L. HARLO CKER, Vice.Pres.
COQUILLE VALLEY B p ^ .
N
Harms am Sleiie M s | action of tho
0. IV. PA PERSON. Prop.
Utath of Mr3- Phoebo Day.
NO. ‘¿6
10 years* writtcti
worm 11 ty v /llh
each ma’cMtie.
A strictly high-grade Sew
ing M a c t i i n e . f i n i s h « 4
throughout in the b*»it pos
sible number. It possesses %U
modern i mprovemen t s , 0 nd it*
m echanical construction hi
such that in it are com blued
si in pi ici ty with g m 1 81 retigth,
thus figu ring case o f running,
durability, and m ilking it iui-
p'MKsiblc for the m achine
bo
put emt o f order. It sews luut
and make» a perfect stitch
with »11 kind» o f th tta 1 r»ncl
all classes o f material. A!w ny%
rea'iy for use and unrivalled
for speed, durability aud qual
ity o f work. Notice the fal
low in g points o f superior»4]*
The flead of the “ Arlington“ swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held dewn/>y * thwnb
uttfhiry oru»W ieiitenlU gol,l.
wirt,;
t r- f and It: ; k !.- ¡nr m UeMigti, ami beautifully
flush wUh t<«p of Lablu.
ud
inini I ot count,-.sunk, »in k in g it t flu
< r »uiidcti corner
—« . .. and
_____ § ______
H ighest A rm —Sr»Bce under the arm i* '»'¿ . inches high
inches loi ng. Tl.lAwill admit tha
¿c 1» Self th rcB d in g—A bioluU 1 y n o bole» Vo put tl.rtnd through
eat skirts,
except cy-* o f needle. Shuttle i.-*cylinder, open on einl. entirely sclf-thremlifig,
P11*
tak
■
nou
f t
. : S t;4ch Regulator is
the bed o f the machine
beneath th<‘ bf»bbiu wirnler, and ha« n scale showing the manlier of stitchcft to the inch, ami enn
b - cli:tiii'c<' i t o . 8 to 32 stitch-»* to the inch. Feed t* double and extern!» on both «<lef. Of nceoM;
never faun to take " om I s thr< ugh; never stops at M i t u ; movement I h paritivji bo »prlugii U>
break and v< l out oi .»rdcr; can I k - raised and lowered at will. Automatic Dobbin W m d # r -r o .
fitting the uabhin nutotnutic illy m d perfectly smooth without l-.oldmg the thread. Machine do«#
not run v/bii'' wirnlm . imhbiii. Light Running—Machine inemsy to mu, doeenat fatigue tlieoner-
ator, uirtl.e:* I ttle noise and t»w* rai ldly. Siltcli b a double tuck «litcli. the tame on both aide*,
will not r.vcl, and can lie ehnnyed without »topping the machine, Tension is a fiat spring teu-
aioij. ami vill admit tin- • I froi i 8 to l»sp'»ol cotton without changing. Never getri out o f order.
Th® Needle in a * .1 he
: • ring needle, flat ©none aide, and mntiot be put iu wrong. Needle
lUritir - • . tt. . ■*. <i
- i ..d t ic iU t 'd , wttU <*41 cap at the bottom to prevent oil fn>m getting
on i t-por.rl-, Adiutft.t’Te &ri»r)n» #*-All lioaritivs rre caw-hardened »ted ano easily adjusted
with a i" rcw d.ivcr. /¿»I 1 i nu/icm can be taken up, and the machine will Inst a lifetime.
Attachments
-* ih i:u -> ruts! «. with net sMry Lois and accessories, and in addition w®
furnish an eiurA : of f.‘ U< hnents in i velvet lined metal box. free o f charge, as follow»: One
miner and rathere r, ore t»i.ni' r .-.ic shirring plate, one act of four hemmers. uilTerent widths nt»
lo V. wf ar inch, on n.ikct.
tti’.er b-:■id-i, one abort or attachment foot, and otic thread
cfittfT. vV'HMtwork of finest oualtty o .k or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
to ' ‘ rawer
,r -»v nrt ; .»•.vlse-'l. md device for replacing belt.
screw.
r n « ,- la v
iic-’t
fot
riiV directly or MotitFACTURERt
y(J il | r A *
¿¿Witt'S ; .crimes t u l save a gehts anu o c a le r s profiti
0 U * t O r i i - 7 O F F C H . * . : j . 8 0 l s - . i t f « » W h o » . « « P rlc.,tra t
in order t I t rnduc* t!•.!•» h i " !i-q/ade sewing fnn jhine, w cm a k e a »pecnil con-
«-very r-:n ier o f thio paper h chaitc® to get a first-clasa tna-
pon offer,
ch.ii« at tli e lowest u n co ov ;ro(Tered. o n receipt o f fiiS .yo cash and coupon,
wo will :»h in the .»»V/’ •o-de-.^eribe-d m achine anyw here securely packed and
esafe«! livery. A ten years’ written w arranty sent with
crate»!. a;i-
b i wv r-iunded i f not as represented after thirty day»’ test
each tnacb
sr.i-^i-^.-»^Tw--- ith pri\ “ ege -------
------ v- days’
— , -- trial
.— *.“ ,
o f twenty
triti. XJc
• rente« o f irf^>d f^ith and charges. I f yon prefer thirty
t . *«nd for our large illustrated catalogue with testl-
r r pa
days- t rial
jlv },ow w cakijt sew ing machines anyw here to any-
(•orkilv, ••
ufacturcr s p r ie -s without a s k in g o n e cent in advance,
one atihe
.'ash with order,
oi.ler, as you tnea
then save the Jl-Ofldia-
all <*a»h
The l*»t A plan i i* to send ¡all
Rem em ber the cou pon must be »«nt wrtb «rdar.
ffioont. r~
-fK r
Or make
vomi
order through ihe Herald, without extra cost*