Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905, February 10, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThere appears to be quite a strong many portions of Ore gon in favor of omitting the state fair this year. The Linn County Council, Patrons of Husbandry has asked the legislative delegation from that county to vote against the usual appropriation for tbe fair for this year. The sentiment in favor of omitting the state fair this year appears to be strongest in those counties wbioh usually make finest exhibits at the state fair and results from the desire of the public-spirit ed citizens of such counties to con centrate all forces in efforts to give their counties the best possible showing at tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition. In this counection it is opportune to call attention to the fact that the Angora breeders of Oregon are formally asking tbe American Angora Goat Breeders Association to omit bolding its an nual show at Kansas City in favor of the Angora show ut the Lewis and {Clark Exposition. — Oregon Agriculturist. Semi-Weekly Herald sentiment in PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. 0 F- DEAN, EDirOR AND PROPRIETOR County Official Paper. Devoted to tb e material and soeial np- hnlldine o f the C oquille Valley parttoolarly and o f Coos C onnty generallv- -nbeoription, per year, in advanoe, fit.00 Church Directory. C h b is t ia n ( h v r c h — Pieaeuine every «nnday at 11 a. to . and TAO p. m. Handay school at 10 a. ro. Christian Endeavor at f :3© p. m. Praver meeting every Wednes day evenlne at 7:30. All oordially invited. Epiaoopal Ohnroh.—Episcopal servioes will be held at St. James obnroh, Coqnille City the third Hondav in each month. Honda? school at 10 a. m. eaoh snnday. Wm. Horeefall, Pastor. U - E.C hnroh, 8onth: Preachim? eaoh and every Sundays a t l l a. m. and 7:30 p. ro Hnmlav-sohool every SnDday at 10 • ’clock. Senior Epworth Leajrne at 6:30, p. m. JnnjorLeaflrneat3:80,p.ra. Prayermeet- lns Thursday evening at 7:30. H. M. Branham, pastor. Methodist Episoopal chnroh.—Servioe the first and third Sunday in eaoh month PresnhinR at 11 u’ olook a. m. and 7:80 p. ro. Sandav sobool at 10 o'clock a. m. Ep worth League at 6:30 p. m. J . L. H e a t t t , Pastor. 4 e o u tiiiiK B u r n s . P sesbttebian C bchch .—Preaohlng eer- vioea 2nd and 4th Sandaye, morning ard evening, Snnday School every Snnday at 10a. in. ChriatianEndeavorservioeaevery Sunday at 6:30 p. m.. Miss Winnie Hsll, Prf-sident. Ladies' Aid and Miaaionary Society meets every two weeks on Thurs- dnvs at 2 p. m. A oordial welcome is ex tended to the public to attend all onr scr- nioes. A d o l ph H a b e b l t , Pastor. are instantly relieved and perfectly healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. C. Rivenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes: “ I burnt my knee dread fully; thnt it blistered all over. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve stopped the pain, nnd healed it without a scar.” The W. C. T. U. meets every 1st and 3rd Also heals all wounds nnd sores. Priday at i s . m. at the Christian cburoh. 25c at R. S. Knowlton, druggist. .is ven ts D at A dvbntist C huboh —Sab bath (seventh day) aervices: Sabbath ohool 10 a. m.. Bible study 11 a. m ., prayer meeting Toesday evening 8 p. m „ young people's meeting Friday, 8 p. m. All »re invited to attend these meetings. C. H . BUNCH. Elder. A dvice to Y oung Men. Young man, you love your moth- or and you take occasion to show your love for her in a way that she will understand, but your father, my boy, do you love and honor him as you should, and if so, do you show it in your manners that you do? Deep down below the crust ofoourse you honor your father, but not un til you are the father of a boy your self, will you evor know how much you hurt your father’s feelings by disregarding his advioe, or showing by your manners that you regard “ the old man” as kind of a back number. Just as certain as you live there will come a day when you will remember your unfilial attitude toward your dad and be sorry for it, but then it will be too late; father may then be Bleeping in bis grave, and you will have a life-long re gret, and tbe keenest remorse you may ever know will probably be the memory of the ill treatment or lack of respect for your father. When the thought of the present days shall come to you, you will re member that you often showed your mother the affection you felt for her, but denied it to your father. Re member that your mother’s way6 are not your father’s ways Your father has had to fight the world for your bread and butter, and the world has taught him to conceal his feelings. He loves you just as much as your mother docs, only be does no show it in the same manner, yet under his vest he yearns for your filial smile, aud when you do anything for which you should be commended nobody on earth is more proud of you than your father. Of course you think father is not in every respect up to date, and (hat he has not kopt up with the procession, and thnt sometimes he is unuecoasarily firm and arbitrary. All that may be truo, but the chances nre father knows more about the world at large than you do say at 30 years, a fact you will realize later on. Even if you live a long time in this world, my boy, you will always be obliged to ad mit that the safest and sanest advis er you ever had was yonr father. Honor the man yon favor, and remember that to have succees in this life you muBt cultivate good behavior, for manners and polite ness will take you farther on in life than your money. To have the good will of everybody you must be kind to all. A F riend to C h ild ren . Having renovated their m ill at Ban croft, Fiali Bros are now prepared to ftirmah ttie p u b lic the best grades of lumlier, having em ployed experionced hands. A lr a lil nt N ir n u g V lc .llr ln « .* . Many |>cople suffer for years from rheumatlic pains, and prefer to do so rather than take the strong med icines usually given for rheumatism, not knowing that quick relief from pain may be had simply hv apply ing Ohamhlain’s Pain BWnt nnd without taking any mcdiciife in ternally. For sale by R. S. Knowl ton Dairy Farm for Sale. A fine dairy farm containing 70 acres of bottom laud 23 acres of bill land, and adjosDing the town of Myrtlet Poidt, Coos county, Oregon, and } mile from creamery. Forty- five acres of bottom land improved and ia good state of cultivatiion; 5 acres Blashed, burned and newly seeded; hill lam^is all good for pas ture; 3 acres of orchard in good eari bngconditiou and different var ieties of fruit. House, barn and other buildings. While we have a number of other dairy farms for sale, yet this is one of the best bar. gains, as the location ia all that could be desired, being near town, school and creamery. ThiB is cer tainly a bargain for some progres sive dairyman. Price J!7,500. R & obests C E. M. FURMAN, P IA N O D E A L E R , Wood for Sale If you want good fir wood, reas- nnnbly dry, leave your order with Z. C. Strang or H. C. Moore, the teamster. Tho Journal will send free to any reader of this paper a cabinet of needleB all sizes and kinds, who re mits 50 cents for the Daily and Sunday Journal for one month, or the Sunday Journal for four months, or the Semi-Weekly Journal for five months, or the Weekly Journal for six months. Address The Journal, Portland, Oregon. We would be pleased to have yon try a sack of Whit Tuly, our new flour. This is an old established brand in Portland. San Francisco nnd Sound cities. A trial is all we ask. Wo are sure you will be pleased and will nlways call for ‘’ White Lily” in the future. Guo. A . H o h in so n . R-I-P-A-N-S Tabnles Doctors find A good prescription For mankind. The A-oent packet is enough for nRnal oc casions. The family bottle (60 cents) con tain* n snpply for a year. 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Home of tho ohnpter headings are: Brooder Chieks; Profitable Poultry Rais ing; Principle Difficulties: Remedies for Roup; During the Moult: Economy in Foodiug; Poultry ns a Business; Trap Nests, with plans and illustrations. This chapter is worth the price of the book, Tells the practical way to make poultry pay. Prioe 50c. Our paper is a 32 page Agricultural Maga zinc with Household, Poultry, Horticulture and Dairy Departments. Hnbscription price |ll .00. To introduce our monthly into your home we will send the pnper one year and A Practical Poultry .Manual for 35 cents. The Pacific Tree and Vine d o s e , C a lif. l J p fl^ T h e New and S p eedy .JgCM Str. Elizabeth C. P. Jensen, M aster. W ill make regular tripe between F R O N T ST. C O Q U IL L E . i l l r m -: l /:. i j > i .\<; I>L\ / L MRS H A N D L E THE CELEBRATELI) Magnolia Whisky R OTH CH ILD UROS, S p e c ia l E. D. S periiv , Vice-President. 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