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Eckley Items-
,
P U B L IS H E D
D- F- DEAN,
E V E R Y TU ESD AY
EDITOR
AND PROPRIETOR
C o u n t v O ffic ia l P a p e r .
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o n i’ dinr' o f tb o flon a flto V nllev partfcnlarly
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Church Directory«
C > m : i « j t t a n
C h u r c h . — P i M c h i n f f everv
Bnndi'v at 11 r . to . and 7JI0 p. m. Bandnv
pelioi l nt 10 n. m. ChrfsHnn Endeavor at
fi:80 p. m
Prnver nieetinc everv W edn«a-
d a v i" nine at 7:80. All cordia llv Invited.*
P n : jponnl fb n r o h .—Epianopnl aervinep
w ill ho held nt St. Tame« rhnrrh. C oqn illc
Cit v the third Snndnv in each m onth.
Snndav school nt in r . m . each snndnv.
W in. H oraefall. P astor.
M F .C h n r c h . Bonth: Preachinn each
and f-verv S nndav« at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.
nr. Rntidav-schnol everv Rnndav at 10
o ’ clo ck . S en ior Epworth Leapne nt 0:80. p.
m. Tnnior T-eacne nt 8:80,p. m. Prayerm eet-
npr T h u r s d a y even inn at 7:80.
R . A. R eagan, pastor.
!YT, th rd 'st F piscopal ehnrch.—Service
♦ 1 r fr e t p» d third Fnpilav in each m onth
Preachim r nt 11 o’ clock n. m. and 7:80 p. rn.
Snndnv school nt 10 o ’ clock a. i p .
Ep
worth E cnpoe nt 0:80 p. m.
W . Tl. M vrrs .
Pastor.
PnronvrFBTAN C hurch .— Preaching ce r
vices 2nd and 4th Snndav«. m om in c a rd
evenim -. Snndav School everv Snndnv at
1 0 - mV rh ristian En»leavor service«everv
S n n d a v at (1:80 n. m .. M iss W innie Hall.
l*r< ‘ 'd en t.
T.ndirs’ Aid and Missionary
S ociety meats every tw o week« on Thnra-
dtivM nt 2 n. m. A cordial welcom e is ex-
tended to the public to attend all onr ser-
nines.
A i n o l p h H a t i k h l y , Pastor
The W . O. T . U. meet.« everv 1st and 8rd
Friday at 2 p. m . *at the Christian chnroh.
Services
everv 1 st and 8rd Sunday in each m onth by
E lder J. H. James.
C h u r c h o f R f d f k v v d T r b a f x J
LO C A L ITE M S.
B ohn .— At Johnson's mill June
2, 1904, to Mr. snd Mrs. Sargent, a
son.
For sale or trade.— A good-as-
new Osborne tedder. #35 or good
cow. Call at this office.
Rev. and Mrs. Holcomb accom
panied hv their son and daughter,
of Myrtle Point, were in town Fri
day.
Mrs. T. W. Drane, o f Parkers
burg, made onr office a very pleas
ant cal! while in this city on Tues
day.
Miss Flora Walser, of Bandon,
visited friends in town last Friday,
among whom was
the Skeels
family.
Dr. If. C. Snook, the dentist, re
turned last Thursday from an ex
tended professional visit up the
coast nmong old friends
and
patrons,
Eckley will colebrate.
Ripe salmon berries.
Robert Harrison had the misfor
tune to cut his unkle severely while
hauling a piece of timber one day
last week for Capt. Whitney’s saw
mill.
A four-horse wagon load of sup
plies arrived at Eckley Tuesday
evening from Myrtle Point with
supplies for William Ward, who
has located a placer claim on Rusty
Gulch, a tributary of the south
sixes.
Mr. Allen, the gentleman from
New York, who purchased the
Ticlieuor tract of laud near Eckley,
has a couple o f men building an ad
dition to the house that C. \V. Zu-
malt and Holmes built when they
were prospecting for coal.
Mr.
Allen is expected to arrive any time
from New York, when it is expected
he will inaugurate development
work prospecting for coal.
C. A. i [nines, Ted and Ed Wells
mado a trip out to Roseburg and
back last week. They wont as wit
nesses for a gentleman in Portland,
who made final proof on a timber
location.
It is reported that George Hall
and parties in Myrtle Point who
were interested with him have sold
their quartz and placer propositions
on Poverty Gulch for $2,200.
About July 1st, or as soon ns the
road becomes passable from Myrtle
Point to Eckley so supplies can be
hauled in, Cnpt. Whitney, foreman
of Commander Mimng <fc Milling
Company, will put on a force of
thirty or forty men to build a
flume and digging a ditch to carry
the water of south Sixes to mine
and old river channel the company
has located.
Professor Choate, of Portland,
was in this week looking at the coal
proposition on the Tichenor tract
of land owned by Mr. Allen.
More anon.
C ecil F ield .
It. S. K n o w lio n .
Asks the readers of this paper to
test the value of Kodol Dispepsia
Cure. Those persons who have
used it and who have been cured by
it, do not hesitate to recommend it
to their friends. Kodol digests what
you eat, cures indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles. Increas
es strength by enabling the stom
ach and digestive organs to contrib
ute to the blood all of the nutriment
contained in the food. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure is pleasant and palata
ble,
The A rtista
DIED CONVERTED.
An Irsbman, one day meeting
his priest tried to impress upon
his reverence how he was helping
the faith along and informed him
l hat ho bad suoceded in converting
a Hebrew. The prieat asked him
how he had succeeded in ao noble
a deed.
“ Well,” said Pat, “ this is bow it
happened, aoor.
Ike Cohn and
myseff wint out for a row on the
water. Whilst we were rowing we
comminced arguing about religion
and sbure wan word lid to another
and in the bate o f the argiment the
boat capsized. Now, your riverince
I was able to swim and Ike was
not. I got bold o f the boat and
held on to it. Iu a few minutes
1 ke came up and and as in conld
not swim I grabbed him by the
hhir foh is head.
“ Says I, do you believe I ’m
roight?” Says he, ‘Pat, I vish 1
could but you know vat I am’
I
let him go, your riverince, and he
wint down again.
“ When he came up tho second
toime, I agin asked him would he
beliave as I did. Says be, ‘Pat,
vish I conld, bat you know vat I
can t.’ ‘ Well,’ says I, ‘down you
go agin, and it is only onoe more
you’ll come np, and yon bad bitter
change your moind.’
“ When be came up for the third
toime, I says, ‘This is your last
chance, Ike; now do you belave?’
Ike at last said, ‘Pat I do.’
“ He had no sooner said this,
thin I let him go, yonr riverence,
and he died in the faith.” — R^kes.
LUDWIGS li o r T PIANO
e r m s W r it e ,
1
Exclusive A gency.
K . JY1. K U R M W I N T .
IsÆarelaffield., O r e g o n
'I b r o w n l-'ro in ti W iiig a ii.
Daily ('oust Mail.
Heury Laird, of Loou Lake ar
rived in town today. He brings a
baud of 127 head of Angora goats
which he has sold to John Yoak-
am.
Mrs. Wm. Nasburg left on Mon
day’s overland stage for a short
visit to Portland.
Mrs. E. L. C. Farrin who has
been in Portland for medical and
surgical treatment returned on the
steamer Alliance yesterday after
noon. She was greatly improved
by the trip'
Mr. George K. Babcock was
thrown from his wagon ami severe * T . x a ; E ü v c - ^ i s r
¡i
ly bruised. Ho applied Charaber-
'> a i* I i be
v1 titi! > ) Ilia lug iu the proco*» of iuilk-5
laiu’s Pain Balm freely and says
iag, -.it l 'ho ini not (trigged him over two miles bofore J
it is the best liniment he ever used.
lie roali/ . ! I l had made a mistake.
-J
Mr. Babcock iaa well known citizen
of North Plain, Conn. There is * £ 3 :o-w
P a rtn e r
S
nothing equal to Pain Balm for
'l
>
't
you
ha
1'ivgg
d
bofore
y
u
j
realize
you
are
making
a
t
sprains and bruises.
It will ef
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
Í
fect a cure in one-third the time re j i
quired by any other treatment. For *
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b * » •: v «:». m u m — n m m vi *
sale by R. S. Knowlton.
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When a tramp is caught in Ger
many,
and they catch them all, the
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government makes him do such
4 u A la r m C lo f li lo r M e .
hard work fliat he is glad to seek
If you want, to get up early and for regular employment in private
feci good all day take a Little Early life, if it is only to pull weeds in a
Riser or two at bed time. These sugar-beet field.
famous little pills relax the nerves,
R -I-P-A N-S Tabulee
give quiet rest and refreshing sleep,
Doctors fiud
with a gentle movement of tho
A good prescription
bowels about breakfast time. W. H.
For mankind.
J -
G »
r is k
&
S o n ,
Howell, Houston, Tex., says “ Early
T h o 5-cent packet is enough for nsual o c
Risers are the best pill made for
Vrsiied the Dead Whale.’
MANUFACTURERS
of
Butter
Boxes,
Cubes,
Apple
and Fruit B oxps
s. The fa m ily bottle ((»0 cen ts) c o n
constipation, sick headache, bilious casion
tains a supply fo r u year, All d ru g gists
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
About forty youug folks from ness, etc.” Sold by R. S. Knowlton. sell them .
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
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North Bend comprised a party,
prompt Attention.
GENERAL
DIRECTORY.
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who chartered the gasoline launch
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“Dixie” and visited the North
Mew l i l r a M o m n i l '» M n g n x in c .
T h eod ore R o o s e v e lt .........................P resident
Beach above Jarvis landing last
H a v ............................. Secretary o f State
A Dumber of new features charac John
Sunday to see the dead whale that
L eslie M . S h a w ..........Secretary o f T reasury
terize
the
June
issue
of
the
N
ew
Flihn
l t o o t .........................../Secretary o f W ar
was drifted ashore there several
E. A. H itc h c o c k ..........Secretary o f In terior
days ago. A member of tho party I d e a W o m a n ’ s M a g a z i n e . A m o n g Win. II. M o o d y .................. Secretary o f Navy
informed the Coast Mail reporter them may be mentioned especially Jas, F . W ilson — S ecretary o f A zricn ltu ie
P . O. K n o x ............................ A ttorney General
this morning that the whale is “ Perdita’a Problems.” the first of H . C. P a v n e ...................................... Postm aster General
thought to be the same one thnt a series of papers by Alice Chitten M elville W. F uller..................................... C hief Ju stice
OREGON ST A T E O F F IC E R S.
was chased by a Siusla tng boat den, tolling how a small family
TT q
and injured very badly about a may live comfortably on a moder John H. M itchell [
Chas W F ulton
1 ....................u '
S tn ator
month ago. The whale is about ate income. “ Summer Comfort” Ringer H erm ann, C ongressm an 1st D ist.
is another interesting paper by J. N. W illia m son ___ C ongressm an 2nd D ist
40 feet lo n g — Mail.
Maud Murray Miller. “ A Glimpse G eo. E. C haraberlniu......................G overnor
A Stroug Heart
of Capri,” by Jean B. Stearns, is a F. I. D u n b ar........................S ecretary o f State
Chas. T . M o o re ............................................State Treasurer
Is assured by perfect digestion. charmeng tale o f travel. “ A Ger J. H. A ckerm an........Supfc. P ub. Instruction
^Proprietors.
J.
E . W h itn e y ............................................. S tate P rinter
man
Bride’s
Outfit,”
by
Mabel
A.
Indigestion swells the stomach and
A. M . C ra w fo rd ....................................A ttorney General
puffs it up against the heart. This Potter, is both instructive and en B . 8 . Roan.
)
causes shortness of breath, palpita tertaining. Iu fictions, theatrical F . A. M oore,
> ............. Suprem e Judges
tion of the heart and general weak news, domestic science and interior C. E. W olverton , I
h a m b e rla in ................................
General feed and livery business, hauling and delivering.
G ood wood
ness. K odol Dyspepsia Cure cures decoration, the number fairly teems M. L . C .........
Clerk Board S ch ool L and C om .
indigestion, relieves the stomach, with good things, and tb eillu str- C, B. B e llin g e r.................... U. 8. D ist. Judge
furnished on short notice.
Corner First nnd Hall St.
W. F. M athew s.......................... U. S. M arshal
takes the strain off the heart and tiona fitly supplement the text.
Makes regular trips to Roseburg carrying freight and passengers.
D . M . D u n n e ..................... C ollector In t. i ’ sv.
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restores it to a full performance of
John H* H a ll................. I T. S. D ist. A ttorney
its funtion naturally. Kodol in
SECOND J U D IC IA L D IS T R IC T .
Fontilla, and the leading brands
J. W. H a m ilto n ........................................ Judge
creases the strength by enabling in cigars at Mrs. Nosier’*.
G. M. B ro w n ............... Prosecuting A ttorney
the stomach and digestive organs to
U . 8. L A N D O F F IC E .
digest, assimilate and appropiate to sihree papers of garden seeds for H enry B o o th ........................................ lieceiver
R
ents,
at
Knowlton’s.
the blood and tissues all of the food
J . T . B rid g e s .........................................R egister
nutriment. Tones the stomach and
COOS CO UN TY O F F IC E R S.
L . H a rlo ck e r...............................................Judge
— DEALER IN -
digestive organs. Sold by R. S.
L . H . H a za rd ..............................
Clerk
Knowlton.
Stephen G a llie r ........................................ Sheriff
Funeral Services-
Mr. mid Mrs. Capt. Whitney, of
Eckley, came down last week and
The funeral services of Mrs.
are visiting Mrs. Whitney’s par
C. Lee, who died at her home
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Martin,
this city last Tuesday morning
of this city.
6 o’clock, were held at the M.
Owing to the cheapness of lum church here this afternoon at
ber and improved facilities, Fish o ’clock. The church was richly
<fe Sons are turning out butter decorated with beautiful flowers
The memorial spirit, as expressed
cubes iu better sbape and cheap- and was crowded to its fullest seat in the observances of Memorial or
ing capacity with deeply sorrowing Decoration day, seems to grow with
,, than last year.
friends and acquaintances.
the passing years. Certainly the
O. S. Davis the Norway creamery
The fraternal orders in atten day was never more generally and
man, shipped 20 fine porkers to
dance were the Degree of Honor, and generously observed in this city
the Noble Bro’s market at Marsh
the Eastern Stnr and the Eagles, and state than it was observed yes
field Inst Tuesday, the hogs av
The very impressive ceremonies terday. Nature gave of her bounty
eraged 180 pounds each.
were conducted by the Rev. Chas. an exhaustless supply of roses and
One horse or a good team will be T. McPhprson.
wild flowers, and those were placed
taken in trade on any one of the
After the funeral, a large proces without stint upon grves in "city
many pianos we handle. Write to sion followed the remains to the cemeteries and rural churchyards.
E. M. F urman ,
Odd Fellows’ cemetery, where the The feeling that prompts this tri
Marshiield, Oregon.
burial took place shortly after 3 bute to the deed is one that it is
o’clock.— Coast Mail.
well to cherish, since it is first of
Mr. and Mrs. IV. H. Ray, accom
♦- •
all a tender expression of our com
panied by Mr. Bolden and daugh
mon humanity upon a plane where
T r liin i| » lif t of .lliH lp r n S u r ^ i ' r ) .
ter, sp nt several days last week at
Myrtle Point, visiting Mr. Ray’6
Wonderful things are done for all are equal and where Nature has
son and family and other friends. the human body by surgery. Or no favorites.—Oregonian.
gans arc taken out and scraped and
With Cornelius N. Bliss as Treas
Will Croy has sold out Ilia con polished and put back, or they may
ft ctlonary to J. B. Fox, thesecond- he removed entirely; bones are urer of tho Republican National
hniid man, mul expects to start soon spliced; pipes take tho place of di Committee, and Senator Aldrich,
for Idaho, where Mrs. Croy’s par seased sections of veins; antiseptic whose daughter married Jnhn W.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lytlon, formely dressings are applied to woods, Rockefeller, Jr., as his chief lieuten
ant, and I’ ierpont Morgan on the
of Fairview, are located.
bruises, burns and like injuries be bandwagon, it doesn’t seem as if the
Grandpa and Grandma Cbas, fore inflammation sets in, which new chairman of the Republican
Price who have been at Riverton causes them to heal without ma Committee, Cortelyou, need have
for some time passed through en turation and in one-third tho time much trouble about collecting the
route for Bancroft where they will required by the old treatment. necessary spending money.
stop for a while with their son, Chamberlian’s Pain Balm acts on
Notice
Rev. C. D, Price, with a view to this same principalc. It is an an
tiseptic and when applied to such
to benefiting Grandma’s health.
injuries, causes them to heal very
The small fish found ao abund
F or S ale ,—O ne United States quickly. It also allays the pain and
antly in the Watters of the Coquille
Turbine Seperntor, capacity, about Roreness. Keep a bottle of Pain
1000 pounds; in good order, as Balm in your home and it will save Riyer, and commonly called “ Shin-
good as new. Owner perfectly sat you time and money, not to men era,” are young ailveraide salmon.
isfied but it is not large enough for tion the inconvenience and suffer
Any person found fiishing for
his busiuess. For full particulars ing which such injuries entail. For these young aalmon, or taking
go to T. H. Mehl & Co’s., hardware sale by R. S. Knowlton
them from the Waters o f the 8tnte
store.
of Oregon, or having them in their
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The church will send to St. Louis possession after so taken, will be
One of *he greatest blessings a the Bible which belonged to th e! prosecuted H. G. V an D usen ,
modest r , u i wish for is a good Emperor Constantine when he was j
Master Fish Warden.
reliable s.t of bowels.
If you are converted, nnd bears his autograph, j
F rank W . S m ith ,
not the happy possessor of such an This was just before ho murdered j
State Water Bailiff.
outfit you 'an greatly improve the his brother-in-law, his nephew, his i
efficiency of those you have by the sister, his wife and his son.
T o r i i r r n ('«»III I n O n r n n y .
judicious use of Chamberlain's'
Tskr Laxntivp Bromo Quininn Tshirts.
Stomach aDd Liver Tablets.
They !
All ilnursistii refund the money If it fails to
arc plej •
Vo take and agreeable
oore. E. W. drove's signature ia on each
in effect. For sale by R. S. Knowl-1
box. '-’So.
ton
/Notice.
Cliarlea Adams, one of Myrtle
Atiy person cutting Timber or
Point’* prominent citizens and Bark of any description on the
popular
mechanics,
passed lands of the Southern Oregon Com
through town Inst Tnesday to the pany. or removing same, or other
bay where he took a steamer for property, from said lands, without
San Fiansiaco, wlieie he goes to being duly authorized iti writing,
meet Id* wife on her return from will he Prosecuted according to
s utherii California whither she Law.
had gone for health some weeks
R E W A R D
pit»', and who is still very ill. They
will stop ill San Francisco where
Any iieison furnishing sufficient
Mi
Adams will lie treated, and wo evidence for the recovery of proper
eim vrly hope with the desired ef ty so taken nnd conviction of the
fect. and that she may hood raturu- parties concerned, will be given
T. H. MEHL fi CO’S expert
to In r homo, family and frienils in one-half of the proj*ertv recovered,
testing nsw G u n s an il Ammunition.
n convalescent condition.
j
Hnrriipax O r roo» C ohraby .
Goquilie furniture
and BOX FACTORY
The
‘ CLYDE”
Livery-feed Stable
C t . AV- JVXn/rtin,
Coqulle Cty, Oegon
C. B. LEEP,
J. B . D n lle y ......................................... Treasurer
T . J. T h r if t ............................................ Assessor
W . H . B u n c h ............. School Superintendent
W in. H o r s fa ll......................................... C oroner
S. B C afh ca rt....................................... Surveyor
D. M c In to s h ............................... C om m issioner
It. C. D e m e n t..............................C om m issioner
222 South I’ ooria St.,
C n ic A o o , I I I . , Oct. 7, 1902.
E ig h t m onths e g o I was i o ill
t h a t ! v a n com tv - i d t o l.u o r s i t
dow n nearly ¡..l the tim e. My
stom ach r . i S B O f t # -mil upset
that T cou ld keep n oth * g on it
and I vomited frequently.
I
cou ld n o t urinate v 1 to out great
pain and I co u ch e d so m uch that
my throat anil lungs were raw
and sore.
The doctors pro
nounced it B rig h t’s disease and
others said it was consum ption.
It m attered little to nin what
they called it and I had n o de
sire t o liv e . A sister visited me
fro m St. L ou is and asked m e if
l had ever tried W in e o f Cardui.
I told her I had not and she
b ou gh t a bottle. I believo that
it saved m y life . Ib e lie v e m a n y
wom en cpii M save m uch suffer
in g if they but knew o f its value.
M.G.Pohl, Dr,»/Optics,
H i g h e s t G -rade L e n se s.
S a tisfa ctio n
G uaranteed
SHAD HUDSON,
Hudson
in
every
case.
• "><: ■ i d s
o f
L e a t h e r Q -o o d s fo u n d
H a r n e s s
&
Haynes,
lin in g and Real Estate Agents
Eckley, Carry County, Oregon.
H
A V E valuable M ines, F a rm s, Stock
R a n ch e s a n d T im b e r L a n d s fo r sa le .
H ouse and fi acres o f la n d w e ll im p roved
W ilb u r, D o u g la s c o u n ty , O r ., fo r sale,
e xch a n g e fo r p rop erty in M y rtle P o in t
‘W e l c o m e ’
WlNEfCUIDUl
day?
I also do all kinds of repairing in this line at reasonable figure
Oocmille,
LIPPI NCOTT’S J, R. Stillwell i
Prop
BANDON, OREGON.
The Best in Current Llteratura
12 C o m p l e t e N o v e l s Y e a r l y
M ANY S H O R T S T O R IE S AN D
PAPERS O N T IM E L Y TO P IC S
$ 2 .6 0 p e r y e a r ; 2 5 c t s . A c o p y
NO C O N T IN U E D S TO R IE S
y
E V E R Y N U M B E R C O M P L E T E IN IT S E L F
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PROCURFOANO OEFENDEO.
fimxtmrss turret u iik
sm rs time, H
momer and often the fmteuU
Patent and lnfrin«mant Practice txclaalYtly.
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GASNOW!
E. S. DEAN,
President.
Or.
D. H. JOHNSON,
E. F. DAVENPORT,
Vice President.
Secretary.
Coquille Valley Packing Company
(Successors to Johnsou, Dean & Co.)
C a p ita l $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
Principal place of business
Myrtle Point,
hroughbr ed cockerels from $1 up
and eggs $1 per setting.
W eak
H earts
Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nine o f every
one hundred people w ho have heart trouble
can rem em ber when it was sim ple Indiges
tion. It Is a scien lific fa ct that all cases of
heart disease, not organic, are n ol only
traceable to, but are the direct result o f Indi
gestion. AH food taken Into the stom ach
which fails of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the slo m s ch , puffing It up against the
heart. This Interferes with the action o f
h e heart, and in the cou rse of time that
lellcate but vital organ b ecom es diseased.
Mr. D. ICauble, of Nevada. O., says: | had stemach
rouble andI was In a tad state as I had heart trouble
rftn It. I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about four
nontha and it cured me.
Ko do l Digests W h a t Y o u E s t
did re.leve3 the stom ach o f all nervous
strain and the heart o f ail pressure.
Jottlea only. *1.00 She hoWInf I V tunes the trial
tire, which sella for 80«.
. 'repared by I . O. OeWITT A OO., OHIOAQO.
Oregon
A general packing busiuess carried ou. The best meats
tho country can produce always on hand. Highest cash
price paid for beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc.
BOARD OF DIRECTO RS:
Leaves Coquille City for Myrtle
A. DAVENPORT,
Point at 7:30 a. in.
1). H. JOHNSON.
Leaves Myrtle Point for Coquille
City at 1:30 p. m.
O. R. W IL L A R D .
Captain.
P o u lt r y F a r m ,
M O N TH LY
M A G A Z IN E
A T angly L ib r a r y
i n a.
S lr o p
J . E . H AYN ES.
STEAMER
n ih i
a
Myrtle .Point, Or.
D on ’t you want freedom from
p a in ? T ake W is e o f Cardui
and m ake one supreme effort to
be w ell. Y o u d o not need to be
a weak, helpless sufferer. You
can have a w om a n ’s health and
do a w om a n ’ s work in life . W h y
n ot secure a bottle o f W in e o f
Cardui fro m your druggist to
w rft** or <v>ma U m u at
s is n u ts stm * . . r r » u . i l u t M
Harness and Saddles
WM. SLINGSBY,
E. D E AN
E. E. DAVENPORT.
Tuttle
Tem perance
House.
Coquille City, Oregon.
First Class in euerg respect Courteos treatment, Transien
and Regular Boarding and Lodging.
No BAR IN CONNECTION.
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-
NO C H INESE LABOR
First Street—East End of Bridge.
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
.
. iAGE LINE
A FENTON.
PROPRIETOR
Saddle H >rsi s of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in read
u ms fo r special trips. In fact, a g ' ’
ge and Livery busineea
Accommodation* for T f i n l; i { men a.spccialty