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» ê»i„ dit Xii'l ÏHTflîfi. County Court Proceedings C. c. A. Kotes Frightful Accident. Alex Siora Drowned E x c u se s in vacation after July, Prospects for the Academy On Friday o\ cuing Alex Storn, a A frightful accident occured on 1903 term- brighten everyday. The Superiu- n idcut of Marshfield, was drowned Ihe Daniel’s creek logging railroad Indigent« 0217 00 t* u'k t,t lias canvassed part of the ; the cutup of Andre > rorsness, almut 6:30 yesterday morning, by Salaries .... 7.7. ........ .’’. 493 34 ground and \>ill continue in the i : e :r P a rk ersb u ; . which Mrs. \V. C. Bickford and Circuit Court Docket. Indigent soldiers........................... 88 00 field much of the time until tin Mr. Stora, with the assistance of , Mrs. O. E. Gipson wi re instantly 1 one of the other men, hail taken a killed under the wheels of the log- 1121—David Morse, Jr., to I. Hacker: telephone bill............. .................. 13 75 opening on Oct 5th. assignment, A. K. Seaman for assignee Ameng the last year’ s studeuls large scow from which a lot of hnv ’ ging traiu. Tho stoiy i f the ae- Regular September. 1903, Term. hcard from is Evere’ ia .hor, who had been removed, from the landing cidout, us told by eye-« Dresses is 147!!—AV. II. S. Hyde vs. J. P. Max ton, JUSTICE COURTS. has already spot- . for a place at and had tied tile's co w on tho out- as follows et al, suit for partition, L). L. Watson, the first of tl : ■rm. His sister will side of ilio boom and then skirted In re inquest of Hugo Andela: Tho unfortunati iadi s, in coni att’y for pl’t'f. so me (fine. no by or -ing tin, bcom b y 1 puny with Miss limthu B oilli, bad 1523— Kathcrino West to A. P. Morse, G. A Bennett..........Juror.............. $ 1 00 likely enter at tho ¡1 J. H. Milner.......... 1 00 Misses Carter and Price, who did ■ d.itij; o v e r Ihe logs, when, it boarded the train at h . ; ’s camp assignment, J. M. Upton, for assignee. A M. Twambly...... 1 00 HUCb splendid work hist year, hope ■’ i ! .. drifted their poei - 1 to ride down to the river, about 5 1750— J. B. Hunt to Geo. 1*. Topping, j J. Lee Drown . j qy to lie with vs again Ibis. Several in a •• or ' .v ! ot dose enough to- miles. The train was loaded with assignment, Geo. P. Topping for as K. M. Welder.......... “ ..... 1 00 on North Fork nre expected early in J. A. Matson............ “ ..... 1 - ‘ t to juicp from one to the logs aud had stopped at the piat signee. Harry Noble.............Witness , 1 5 o 1 the term. ii! ai : : !;c one on which he hes- , form, which is on a Ir ve l with the 1758—T. J. Stillwell to A. D. Morse, as Jacob Anderson...... ‘' j 50 A number of new students have ¡tated for 11 1 i f opportunity ~to 1 top of the trucks. Conrad Hagquist..... “ signment, J. M. Upton for assignee. Mro. Gipson and Miss Smith had 1 50 talked favorably nnd wo slmll look ; : c .n l , , to turning with him Dr. Wm. Horsfall... “ T U E SD A Y , SEPT. 8, 1903. 1U82—John Snyder vs. Lucian Gignac, action at law, A. E. Seaman for plt’f. 2032—Margaret Kardell vs K. W . Kar- dell, et al., suit for partition, Hall A Hall for plt’f. 2034—John Bear vs A. Markievitch, suit for injunction, J. W . Bennett for pit’/, Hall & Hall for df’t. 2011—Julien Hingue vs Oregon Coal A Navigation Co., action for damages, M. Henri Labile, E. 11. Watson A A. J. Sherwood for pit'/, J. W . Bennett nnd J. S. Coke for df’t. George Cuuumg, o f Ashland, . former resident of this county, bsving lived on the bay and at this place, arrived here on a visii the latter part of the week. His many friends were exceedingly well pleased to see him. He is in the restaurant business aud doing well. U.icle Dave Mathers, of I’arknrs- luirg, bad business in town yester day. Dr. George Hussel of tliis city, made Baudou a professional call on Saturday, returning Sunday. The North Fork bridge having been completed, the traiu was able Thu following is the order of to reach Myrtle Point yesterday. services at the Methodist Epi-copal F. AV. D.-ijuia, superintendent of church f<c Sunday, MepLuuber 13th tho Port Orford branch of the 1’ . F. Solid 1 ; F 'l n l i’ > It), o’clock h . m. it L. CoV business, is up from that place on business connected with preaching by ihe pastoi at II the firm. o ’olock a. m., followed by the ordi N. I’lvler wlio had the misfortune nation of baptism, and reception of members into full connection. to burn bjs eyes badly with molton All who wish to be baptise I nre re - babbitt metal at the mill last week, puested ta be present, at t!i- in l i n is much improved an 1 went yes ing service, also those the' v e i‘ . he terday to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. received into full connection. The j Lamb o f Fishtrap. Epwoith I.engin wi'l meet at 7 The Gospel meetings being held o’clock p. id . A full l. luh t <e is by Evangelist Holmes and Rev. desired at theLi-uc 1 . . 1 lie clos J. .1. Hnndsnker are proving highly ing sermon fo r tiie y e a r will be interesting and entertaining to prpnobed b y the p a sto r at 8. o’clock yo uug nnd old. The meeting will p. ui. This will he th ■ summing up coutiuue the balance of this week, of thoughts, for the closing year. and all are cordially invited to at- All of our tnemhei : are expected i . ih I Several accessions have been to be present. A special invitation m ,udi to the church, Mr. mid Mrs. is given to uon euuudi going peo J. O. Farmer being baptised 8un- ple. a II are invited. , day. . : o- .. / . ,-^r • Dr. Walter Hayden.. “ 1 50 for them. We are better prepaid and ue io.-t h e balance and fell ut. boarded the truck uour-st the en- Dr. K. E. Straw...... 1 ¿0 to meet the wants of both new and ■ lev.i: advised h.v the other party k,iuc> whUo Mrs. Bickford got on Dr. E. E. Straw......Ex. physician 25 00 , . , . ... , , -to the end o the log, hui **e t|le j il,,t of tite • ii^ritiO. which was E. Mingus............... Coroner’s fee.. 14 45 old students this year thun last. cm, ,: to t„ a po r swimmer, and headed toward the load. W e liopo to incrcaso our Normal In re inquest upon Janies David '¡il.m in ath-m; or so to mount . . . , , . ... class this year. Wo shall have . . . . . . - , , As the engine labored m start- son: tu r n in g log, hem , , place for four freo of tuitiou, in at the side ot lue * ing some dirty water ,;u I :ioot was , 1 ... sank ami di ! rt come un *ny mure. , „„ Ine ... .-¡n - tlimwn upou thè ladies and as thè AV. E. Thomaa..... .... 1 40 consideration of certain work » u u t lK o r 20 feet ... ....................________ ,....n,„.. <( Two of these places have The water w Ed Bavmond........ ... 1 40 echoed. ! train was moving very slowly they t < 1 40 been spoken for, and will not be deep at low thh and the body stepped off and upon tho platform <( Cliarlvs Lavine.... .... 1 40 given to another unless wo fail to dot rccnvi-red ill Sunday. to get on a truck farther back. Lawrence Maker.. “ ..... ... 1 40 Ilis h-rothei. Matt Stoia, audjyiing Smith stepped aboard all Richard Abbo...... ..Witness.... .... 1 50 boar from them in time to com «( Any person L> •, " I) . ksUorn, of rig-jit, but when the two older lad. James Dings........ .... 1 50 plete arrangements. “ Jones <xunn...v..... .... 1 50 bearing_ a certificates from any Mr hl'u hi, -ante over on Saturday its stepped on tho truck one of them < i [ county and state will he admitted, by tilam and tuo!; the body iver lor lost her balance aud seized hold of « • AV. D. Beebe........ ■P .... 1 50 burial by yesterday’s train (( r° m : the other to steady herself, with | Ohas. McCulloch.. ... 1 50 ¡other things being equal, until the “ This ¡is a good the Daily Mail we learn that tho the result that both fell to the track H. Thurston.......... ... 1 50 ¡places are filled 14 John Murphy....... ... 1 50 ! opportunity for a young Daclier to decease ! -as about 27 years of age below, and before the tiain could Mathew Jennings. Crier......... ... 1 50 I review or tako advanced work at and that I k - wn. a son of late'John lie st qipod or anything could be E. Mingus............. .Coroner .... ... 11 65 S.mu, of il place. He h id lived done to assist them the unfortunate I little cost. In re inquest upon Erick G . An- We shall probably Lave uu evi 11 - 1 :l Marsuljet.i ciuci boyhood and ladies Trad been crushed down nnd Branch Office, Pharmacy Building, Coquille City, Oregon. • book-keeping - dcrsoti: the tirst first wheel of tne the trucK truck passeu passed ing class in and - - - 1 attended . TV the public school here. H- me wneei 01 B. C. Cardes......... ...$ 1 00 “ subjects. This will likely m- y',-«liy ' ’» «1 >3’ all who knew ■ over then, tho second a topping on • “ II. II. McPherson. ... 1 00 :ii)i- young man of good their b o d ie s , both being instantly [ A. B. Tenbrook.... . “ ......... ...» 1 00 trease ourcommercial class lmb; a- i sterling character. He killed. * Alfred Matson...... “ ... 1 00 connot attend the day class. Art purely co-operative in evorv rsspect and the Company will sparo had et - a member of the order W. D. !.. F. Smith. . “ . ... 1 00 There were four logs on the truck It is oxpected that the Latin noither time nor money .n teaching tho people at large the k n u i tho Stum Society since \V. S. Wheeler...... . • “ . ... 1 00 aud it took some time to raise the D. H. McIntosh.... .Witness .... ... 1 50 j class which began last year will 1891. great and inestimable benefits which come to each and overy car and release tho mangled forms ** C. 11. Lax............... ... 1 50 coutiuue this. Another class will I).-sides the mother, he leaves of the two unfortunate victims. member of its system. Herman E. Kronman “ ... 1 50 be organized for beginners if u <( several brothers and sisters u. lb , Chas. Smith......... ... 1 50 sufficient number apply. M iss Smith had a narrow escape, J. T. McCormack... Ex. physician Bay including John and Matt Stora, Last year wc had pait of tho Mrs. Wm. Lackstrom an ! Mrs. Cun- as she was seized by one of the fall ($25 reduced to $10)................ ... 10 00 ing Indies, but Chas. Kern, who was E. Mingus.............. •Coroner..... ... 10 50 tenth grade and thence downward. rad Hagquist.” 2018—Florence Sheridan, et ah, vs Em pire City, a municipal corporation, suit to quiet title, J. W . Bennett and C. F. McKnight for plt'fs, Hall A Hall for df’t. 204!)— A 1! Daly vs Elizabeth Munro, et al, foreclosure, James T Hall for deft. 2003— Henry Sengstacken va J T Mc- Cormuc, suit for injunction, J Thorn- burn Boss and E 1! Seabrook for plt'f, Hall A Hall for deft. 2009—H T Schweers vs Sarah A Watson suit for partition. Sperry A Chase for plt’f, A J Sherwood and J AV Bennett for df’t. 2075—Tlios D Holland vs Coos Bay Mill A Lumber Co., action at law, Hall A Hall for plt’f, J AV Bennstt for df’t. 2078— Dora Hermann vs Geoll Holcomb STATE VS. It. A. GRAHAM. ct al, foreclosure, Hall A Hall for plt’f. AV. H. S. Hyde, justice’s fees........ $ 4 90 2081— J A Peabody vs D WSmall, action E. M. Shaner, special officer......... 3 55 at law, J AV Dennett for plt’f, C F Mc STATE VS. M. A L. ROSENBERG AND Knight for df’t. CALIFORNIA CO-OPllATiVE MEDICAL Their Methods EGLIPSE, also on tho truck held her from AVo intend this year to have lull falling. classes from tho ton Hi down to the S. J. Lyons and AV. T. Kerr ar seventh. Other classes below this AAk C. Bickford, tho husband of rived from their trip to Los Ange will be formed if necessary. les on hi : 1 - connected with the one of the unfortunate woman was F. H. PATTON. The music class will be large this I*. F. & L. Co. Arrangements engineer on the train. Aa he was 2082— A W N'eal vs Grace Neal, suit for AAT. If. 8 . Hyde, justice’s fees........ iji 5 10 year. Miss Latourotteis thorough have been mado whereby Mr. on the opposite side of the cab, ho divorce, J S Coke for plt’f, AA’ IJ Doug Allan McLeod........ Marshal......... IS 15 ly qualified for her work and conics Lyons, now member of the linn did not know that thoy were get las for d f t A. M. Sneath..........AVitness........... 1 50 highly recommcuded. This will he will occupy a position in the Los ting off the train or on again and ....... 150 08 3—A A AVerley vs Coos Bav Laml Co A.H . Mulkey............... “ he saw nothing of the accident. a rare opportunity for those who Angles office. F. P. Krick................. “ ........ 1 50 action at law, AV U Douglas for plt'f. want to take piano or organ instruc Dr. Horsfall, who was called but j STATE VS. RICHARD ABBO. .Alms L tiei i Sperry, 2081—J C Haglund vs Henry Seng daughter tion. AVe shall also provide a class' of tnd Mm. Sperry, of of eouree do nothing, reports that j stacken, action at law, J W Bennett Stephen Gallier, sheriff fees.......... if 3 40 Dr. E. Mingus........ AVitness........... 2 90 in vocal music for nil who want it. til is city. n to San Francisco by Mrs. Bickford’s body was quite bad- | for pit’/. AA’. H. Dee be................... “ 2 90 If a large number apply, we shall til à ( hict ■ ■ attend school, to be ly mangled, while tho only serious 2085—O A Kelly vs Bose Kelly, suit for Jones Gunn................... “ 2 90 nltornato it wit h elocution and it injury to Mrs. Gipson was the James Diggs............... “ 2 90 will he free to all students ready to absent se (a 1 mouths. She will divorce, A J Sherwood for pit’/. crushing of her left arm, though be accora] i d by M rs Dr. Suook Fred Gul t ................... “ 2 90 R u b b e r G o o d « a n d U m b r e lla s . 2080— Etta Smith vs ( ieo A Smith, suit death appears to have been install-1 Harry Thurston..... “ 2 90 take it up. ’ Arrangements may al «1 O il' H-S !•)■■:. u for a visit. for divorce, Hall A Hall for Plt’f, so be made to give instruction on John Murphv.......... “ 2 90 taneous in both eases. R. 8. RAY. Prop. 0 . 0. s. •:f rd, the real estate 2087— Carl AV Pressly vs Blanche Press!v Ohas. McCulloch... “ 2 90 the violin, guitar and cornet if call- Mrs. Bickford was of middle age, j <ie just consummated a “ 2 90 od for. suit for divorce, A J Sherwood for plt’f Fritz Gettv................. Andrew Kelly.. “ 2 90 sa e of tl J AA'. McConnell’ farm and besides the bereaved husband | 2088— II Lockhart vs Henry Sengstacken AA’o are glad to extend greetings C. S. Farmer .............. “ 2 90 leaves several grown sons and I suit for injunction and appointment of E. G. D. Holden, justice’s fees..... 11 10 to Prof. Anderson of the public ne tr {own to D. Morgan and M. C. daughters. Bingham. These gentlemeu will receiver, J S Coke and J AV Bennett schools of this city. AVe worked take charge of the place at once, STATE VS. PERRY WEBBER. Mrs. Gipson was also middleaged. for plt’ f, E BJ3eabrook for df’t Stephen Gallier, sheriff's fees...... $ 2 70 under Prof. Anderson one year in nnd make extensive improvements. She was mother of Mrs. AA7. S. Spoor ------DEALER IN ------ 2089— Matilda If Kendal! vs Noah B. A AA’. Helm............ AVitness........... 3 30 the State Normul and our relations Tuosc Having land for sale will wife of the foreman on the railroad, I w n u la ll c»*F fo s d i o o u « * I n » - .. were very pleasant. We arc glad wood far plt’f, Sperry A Chase for df’t do well to remember that if prop Mr. Gipson also being employed STATE VS. JAMES CLAYTON. to meet him again. 2090— J Danly Budd vs Stephen Gal Her erty i phn-cd in the hands of O. C. there.— Mail. E. G. I). Iln lilen ........Tuslice........... $ 5 55 The contract for painting the Sheriff, and AV B Andrews, sr.it in Lee Goodman.............Constable..... 2 00 F , ..vt, il.a real estate dealer, at E. II. Anderson, principal of our building has been let, nnd the work equity, John T Long for plt'f a li nre, they are most sure of n public school for the fall and win STATIONERY AND PRINTING. ■®e c ls o f L e a t h e r G o o d s fo u in c l i n a wns begun Monday morning and 2091— F AV AVegner, Treas of tho I’ool «■ ■ do. He keeps in touch with the Comitile II-raid............................... ter term has arrived with his wife will he pushed rapidly forward .Harness Sïiop Court i.roccudingfl............. $25 40 Company vs Great Central Land Co., investor andean place your prop aud daughter, aud now occupy the This will give Ihe building a much erty for you. Petition arc) citation......... 19 20 action at law, C F McKnight for plt’f I ak-o do ad kinds of repairing in this lino ut reasonable figure Messer residence --------- $4-1 00 more attractive appearance. Other 2092— 1-' AAT AVegner vs Great Central . .«*#-- The “feather man” will convert Bulletin Printing Co.................... ’SP improvements are planned and will O o c m ill© O r -Land Co, action at law, C F McKnight NOTICE FUJI PUBLICATION. Court proceedings............ $25 40 be carried forward as fast as cir y o u r b e d s into p illo w s or vice versa, for plt’ f Petition and citation....... 19 20 Department of the Interior, w it hunt e x tr a c h a r g e , and will ---------$44 GO cumstances will allow. 2093— Estate of John Kruse, doe’d , peti Land office, lioseburg, Ofocon, Auq. 7, i: dee you ticks any bize or shape. 1908. Any reader of th e H erald w ish tion for appointment of trustee, J W AVo clip, the following from a re If y o u contemplate nw outing, drop Notice in hereby given that the following i Iiennetl for petitioner cent issue of tho Grand Rapids ing to enter sehool or to make fur a line to Box 76 asking us to call named settler nas hied notice of his inten- ! 2094— Flanagan Estate vs Great Central (Michigan) Daily Morning Herald: ther enquiries about please call at ar.d wo will do y o u r work at once. fcion to make final com mutation proof in | Only $ B a month Land Co, nt al, suit in equity, J W ‘ The Hon.’ E. G. D. Holden, ex- the Academy or make your wants Otherwise you might miss this op support o f his claim, and that said proof j will bo mado before E . G. D. Holden. U. : ont lie installment known by mail. You will receive Dennett for plt’f secretary of state and for years a S. Commisioner at Coquille, Oregou, on ; portunity ns our stay is limited. jola.n. S ep t.24,1908»viz: Charles h . Moon. H i. 2095— C II Merchant vs Great Central prominent^ business man of this prompt and curteous treatment. Oa Sunday I - -t the Porter mill E. No. 11648, for the S.}< S.E. hi. S ec.28, E. | Land Co, suit in equity, AV U Doug city, is now located at Coquille AVo shall be pleased to send us — O — N .E.K See. .‘53, T. 26 8 .. R 11 W. on the bay was saved from de- K- Ho names the following witnesses to las for plt’f City, Oregon, and papers of that rniin.) circulars ns can be used to prove his continuous residence upon and I 2091 ■!' \\ Small vs 1 elt Line li.dlway pi ico speak in very complimentary advantage. They come only for the stinelion by fire by tho timely ar cultivation o f said land, viz: Fred K. Tay- I rival of the Marshfield tire engine lor, John Tf. Flynn, Josiab S. Fly an and A. H. M it . kly , Supt., Co, action at law, C E McKnight for terms of an address ho recently de- j asking. r.nd a huge unnii er of men who Edward .o . Wires, a llot' Fnirview, Coos Cuquille, Oregou. plt’f livered before the Historical society . / -s> worked «11 Sunh i.v night with un- County. Oregon. there Mr. Holden holds a govern- 1 41 ««■ S!;,,-* ,T. T. BRIDGES. 2097— C II Dunning vs C li A Bon,under Y O U ! A. W ill Gat iiring will and excellent judgement. Register. I , ’ octjpn al law, Sperr , A Chase for plt’ f roent position.” Mr. Holden thinks t TV , . lBia.rio. there must be some mistake about! D,sturbanecs of strikers arc not The fire caught from a slashing 2098— CJ Branch!.« vs M Bo vnhnrg, NO. «849. into the slab pile near the mill You can save this amoaut if you will and make your dear ones the “ government position,” but at n<’ -V “ H « rave as nn *n>. r-v tri TBKASUBY DKl’ UiTM ENT action at law, J S Coke for plt’f Overwork, .-. 1 1 tcli mado an exceedingly firce happy. No homo complete without a piano or an organ. I f yon are this distance it is liest not to dis disorder of the system Oliice of Comptroller o f the Currency. loss of sleep, nervous tension will file, and only fo. the peifect work- looking for beet values pute it very loud. Washington, D, D., Jnne23, 1903. in : of Marshfield's excellent fire- fn oiinccment. be followed bv utter colht) e, un - - • WHEREAS. By flatinfactory evidence For Spot Cash or on Time Payments less a reliable remedy is immed engine, if would have been iiudos - presented to the underai«ned, it has been K iv e r l o n Pick -u p s . The meetings .-,r Lie ( V 11 j iately employed. There is nothing sib:e for the men m have saved the made to appear th;*.l t’he Firs; National AAe are prepared to intoiest you and make the assertion that we Bank of Cotiuille,” located in the Town null. Church u n it Dcing 1 k.miuo’ ed v I'Ve Schooner Albion is now tak- so efficient to cure disorders of the of Coquille, in the County o f Coos and cau do MORE for you than any other I’ iauo or Organ House in the Evangel M i Holmes and Itand- If you_jire interested write at once. State of Oregon, has complied with all tho country. ing on a load o f lumber at the mill Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bitters. proytaotiH o f the Stales o f the CJn itedFtates sacker an- attracting consider-able wharf. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective required to be complied wltn before an as THE BIG SIX: KIMBALL, CHICK ERIK G, WEBER. MILTON, attention. The sermons nre clear nervine and the greatest all around sociation shall be authorized to conuiie. ce Pi ice Bro s have purchased the medicine for run down systems. It aud strong aud the music is first the bnsineBM of Banking; N«» av T here fobe V0SE,HI\ZE, with ihe jia n t WIIITNEY is a combination o f I. William 15. ltidpely, Comptoller **f the cl-ss. Air. Holmes lias announced gaso!i' e launch “ Iya.” AAre nre dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism, Currency, do hereby cernifv that “ 'Mie soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled n r where. subjects as foil iws: Tues. Eve. The pleased to note such enterprise by and Neuralgia nnd expels Malaria First National Bank "of Coquille.” iooated Twenty.eight othe makes we handle. iii tut Town of Coquille. in the Conntv of Church, R -il and Ideal, ‘-The Five those towus-rnen. It fills a long germs. Only 50c and satisfaction Coos, and State of Oreqon, is authorized AA’e also have in stock a fine bnp of Violins, Banjos, Guitars and Kingdom , 1 Chart) Thors. “ Are felt need, not only for the mill in guaranteed by R. S. Knowltou, Of Fast Heart Lasted to commence the business of Banking as A full assortment id »'.rings. provided in Section Fifty one hnndredaod Mandolins at prices from $o upward. We Right? Friday, * AA’ Imt shall 1 terests, but also for the general Druggist. sixty nine o f the Revised Statutes o f the Steel strings 5 ceuts each. 160 Hours. X >,v music received weekly. answer God?.” On Saturday Eve public here. United States. James Ferry, o f Marshfield, ac ning the people of Coquille are In testimony whereof witins^ my hand Assignor’s Notice of F¡¿¡ al Scittlemeni. Doctors Didn’t Know and Seal o f office this i’wenty- third day of promised it rare treat in the way of companied by his family, made his Notice U ht :« b\ given, rist >! lin h Une! of June, 1903. What To Do. a Htcri'ojticnn Program consisting brother Joseph's family a visit last »•r, t!u* ti ily »puli i * . : .) • •»«’ i ;t Seal. | WM.!L\ RIDGELY I O O- P- H A L L - In til matte« of t ht »t »d * • Davi Comptroller of thoCnrrtncy. of Illustrated songs, Moving Pic week. M .. I... ;*i - , i v ,t u, :, , :r‘!! V P a * bvn D r.M iles' M enrtCureand tures and Highly colored slides Mrs. S J. Ft rry and her daugh lit of Ids r t r'-. 1 tlo* •1 'j ;•<»,. (oHV’t * : i f v. t The Illustrated noug is always Pop. ter. Rose Ferry and Mrs. Jose tile MtHt” ..« t >r» f t : i !.. \ Nervine Cured Me. db- l li H »1 :. (•., t u • MJ ’ S’C.- ubir ml at h ast five of the vetv phine Daniel!, left for Pendleton W : « L t . !. t ........ 1 f\. . • id IJ*. “ ¡•or seven yeir- I h*v • t troubled best will Le given. More than :00D Oregon, where they will tie met bv Cure* Crip • ; wit'i what the i rs called a ’last heart,’ •- *--T Duce from f'-e U 5 *itl beat to twice as in Two Day*. . .A't. which in a ‘ nt ¡ime would exhaust me Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Flour and Feed, C. B. LEEP, Harness and Saddles $."> u i I liny c Organ sil) i! floiliii ck CH A S. G R IS S E N M U S IC CO. To Cure a Cold in One Day a, spent a day «Tili ns last 1 1 Fi infold, o f Marsh her cousin, Mrs. L. I: ^r* - no " ‘ ' -J ^ terribly and only alter tie^tment bv aphysi- tek to normal <peed. These attauks ucr tied in frequency and 'cve.ity until I «•. iqoi, vt.icn they came on one : . \ ck. Each attr would lay me up a day rr more. The attack begin ning January nth. 1702 . la-sled 160 hours (almost a week) my heart be .t almost one • \ I’ll ! hundred and mt, minute and some - * * » ' times more. Duri week ray physician | consulted with foui doctors, but all to no ! purpose. My hear / slowed up, and it j I was then a serio cation with my family 1 what to do next; r me, I was t<x> far gone to care much what h ippened. I)r. Miles’ al manac said, ‘‘write for advice” and rav son wrote, receiving a nice reply- neighbor told us he had used vour remedies with great ben efit. I took courage, be mo the use of Dr.Miles’ j New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine until I had taken eleven bottled of the Heart Cure and seven bottles of the Restorative Nervine. I had two slight attacks after I i began the use of your medicine the last one lasting only thirty minutes. For jnnre than three months my hcart has run without a flurry. I am cured, ...id L)r. Miles’ Remedies Take Laxative Bromo Q u in in e Tablets, Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 months. js T h is SlJJHatUrP, rny & on every box. 25c. IBKliTtV.V Strang’s Emporium. Glassware and Dishes, Wood and W illow - ware. Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers sheer. Outing Tlanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods B l’h-akets, Lad ie s’ and Tents Underwear. - Coquille, Oregon ,