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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , SEPTEMBER 4, 1907.
24: No. 48.
Entered a» aecond-class matter May
8, 1905, at ttie postoffice at Caqaille,
Orezos, under act ol Conjress of March
3.1879.
PESTS.
The day is coming when the kill­
ing of pesta will be a duty of the
Government and what is now in
DR. RICHMOND
1 some ca h e h a simple matter of state
i law will be enforced by the iron
i ’ ll YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
hand of die Federal official who
Olliee at Slocuiu’ a Drug Store.
knows no one and favors nobody.
Coin'll.l a, O kkoon .
| It is Well ne spray tlm apple and
1’hone Main Itti.
| kill the worm before he cun crawl.
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I We spray for the scale and mostly
| succeed in killing the industrious
A. F. Kirshman,
I female who knows no limit of repro­
duction. We thereby eliminate the
D kntiht .
undesirable red speck on the fruit,
Office two doors South of Post ofiloe.
Lor, if not, we throw the apple or
penr to the hog—except when the
Coquille
.
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.
Oregon.
: small boy gets it first and gets away
1 with it without harm. Nothing can
utfi ct it boy to iiis hurt, that is in­
ternally. Now we are spraying fhe
W. E. THRESHER
sheep for scuh, ticks and other mal­
atto rn e y - at - la w
adies; we run tlie ovino through a
WsnnjcltBl'KN - - - - -
O kkoon | chute whereby he is immorsed in a
villainous compound tint covers nil
but his bead and as be passes a Fed­
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO., eral insector bobs that under and
collects live dollars per day and ex­
FRANK BURKJ101.DKH, MGK.
penses. This is good for the sheep
Farms, Timber and Coal Lands.
and fine for the inspector.
Pre­
Residence and Business Property.
sumably it is great for the owner,
Mining Stock.
but be has not yet said bo .
The
COQUILLE,
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OREGON
Dairy Commissioner looks after the
cows and the barn at two dollars
I
per look, with an occasional poke
into the milk to measure the butter-
E. D, SPERRY
fat content.
Sometimes this bene­
Attorney and Councollor at Law.
fits the baby and sometimes the
Office in Robinson Building
benefit gets into the police court
fund.
In that case it is fine (with
costs added).
To carry the matter to a logical
W. C. CHASE,
sequence it is to be boped Profes­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
sor Dry den, the new man at Cor­
Olfioe in Robinson Building, Upstairs
vallis who is to show us all about
the chicken business in a profession­
al and scientific way, will when the
time is ripe get busy and do a litftle
C. R. BARRO IN,
spraying, too. Think of the million
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
hens in Oregon that are inhabited
First olaSB References
tij- myriads of parasites to their ser­
Fifteen Years’ Experience
ious discomfort and that suffer un­
C ouuim . k C it y , O kk der a handicap that keeps them
scratching when they should be lay­
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ï
ing. Tbe Oregon hen is worth
thousands to the sheep’s hundreds.
J. J. STANLEY
Why discriminate?
Here iB a pos­
LAWYER
sible avenue of industry that would
make tbe.ecramble for forest ranger
Martin Building,
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* r,mt Stre',t
jobs too insignificant to be compar­
C j q o il l k . O beoon
ed to sav nothing of the benefit
that would accrue from tbe spray­
ing. That benefit, by the way,
A. J. Sherwood,
would be a blessing also.
Lots of
A ttorn b y - a t - L a w ,
old
bens
and
countless
old
roosters
N otary P u b l ic ,
need to be ducked periodically.
C oquille,
:
:
<>egon
This is a hint to the new depart­
ment of O. A, C. for which thero is
no charge.
Walter Sinclair,
Carrying the idea further, let it
A txobnby - at - L aw ,
be remembered that school will soon
N otary P ublic ,
begin.
Then the boy who iB ¡00
Coquille,
=
!
Orcgntn
“ restless” to figure out how long it
will take James and John to do a
certain amount of work if James
Hall & Hall,
and Thomas can do it in half tbe
A t rosNKTS- at -L aw ,
time it takes Thomas and John to
Dealer in R sai . E stât * of all kinds.
do it, will take a note home from
Marshfield, Oregon.
the teacher that will make his moth­
er cry before she disarranges the
whole
internal economy of the
household-while ranging nnd rak­
A. Sehlbrede,
ing with the family search-warrant.
ittorney-at-baw ,
Here is where the school machine
lblic.
Phone 761.
can save trouble for teacher, boy
and mother and use more of the
RSimBLn, O rboov .
school money by creating tbe official
position of sprayer.
The boy will
like it much better if bis head be
E. G. D. Holden,
put into some kind of apparatus from
L awtsb .
which he will emerge a hero in the
J ostics o r tbs P racb
eyos of his companions. The teacher
B. Commissioner, General Insuranoi
will feel relieved, while the mother
Agent, and Notary Public. Office
— if she ever recovers from the
in Robinson. Building.
“disgrace” and quits “licking” her
• Coquille
regon.
offspring— but that is too painful to
dilate upon.
As has been said, spraying is all
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO right. Let it become general.—
Oregonian.
Str. D IS P A T C H
Leaves
Tom White, Master
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B an d .m ........ 7 A-». I
Coquille ...1 0
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I tenaille...... 1 r-«. 1 Bandno
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< nanects at Coqnille - 1th train tor Marshfield
and steamer Krho for M yrtle Point.
Str. F A V O R IT E
J. O. Mi-.maw. Master,
are
I Arrive«
Connllle ........ 7 » « . I B sn d on ..10:45 a m .
Rendon ........... I r-M. I Coqnilln . 4:45 r-M.
Htr. E C H O
H Jams. Master.
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t l e P o i u t . . . 7 A -H . I
A rrtre*
o q n i l l e C y 9 3 0 a - m
lillà C i t y . . .1 P M. I M yrtie P 't. 4 00 r-M
Party e x s e p t Sunday.
T b* M on m ou th N orm al
Yellow Jackets Bad Pests.
Burial of a Favorite Pet.
Tacoma,
Wash.,
Aug. 26.—
(Spccinl.)—Yellow jackets areprov-
ing n great pest to fruitgrowers
this year in ¡the territory tributary
to Tacoma. They first attacked red
raspberries in a ravenous way and
then as the numbers increased,
they began devouring blackberries.
Now they are working on apples and
plums. One man said he counted
nine yellow jackets qq a single plum
Old settlers say their appearance
is not new here, but they seem more
numerous in some seasons than in
others. Then they disappear just
as the worm pests do and reappear
after a few seasons. It has keen
suggested by some that the absence
of flowers during dry season com
pels tbe yellow jackets to seek their
materials tor food supply in fruit.
In a beautiful white casket, at the
Western Addition Undertaking Par­
lors, lies the Spanish lap dog, for
many years the pet and companion
of Captain D F. Tozier of the reve­
nue cutter service. A silver plate
on the casket benrs this inscription:
“ Lima” August 11, 1907,13 jeais
6 months.
And the beautiful little dog is to
have a $1,000 funeral.
$1.50 P er Y ear
Under New M anagem ent.
Geo. Conger, Pr°i-
The loyal friends of the Oregon
State Normal School at Monmouth
have come to the rescue of the in­
stitution nnd have met the condi-
tions imposed by the new board of
S t r ic t l y
regents.
Messrs. Ressler and Per­
F
i
r s t -C la ss .
kins appeared before tbe executive
committee in Salem last week and
tendered a check for $3000 as a
H ay,
ra h
donation to conduct the school
O pp osite I. O. O. F . Hall.
during the ensuing year.
This is
Successor to J. T. Little
All day friends of Captain Tozier
one-half of tbe required amount
and liis well known pet visited the
and the boaid has allowed until the
undertaking parlors to look on the
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first of February for tbe deposit of
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little dog for the last time.
the balance.
Other revenues from
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Lima is to h&ve oue of the most
tutition and local taxation, -includ­
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reasonable burials ever given a dog
ing 7 mills special tax, will add be­
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in this country. Expense bas not
tween $8000 and $9000. The bud-
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been spared. Tbe little casket is o.
got for the year has been reduced
T. H. MEHL, Proprietor.
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the finest workmanship and a tomb­
from $19,000 to $14,000 by cutting
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stone bas been ordered which will
down tlie salaries of the instructors,
Card roc m s *
rival auy in the famous dog’s ceme­
with their full consent, an act of
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W. C- Herring, chief engineer of tery of
Paris. In a few days
devotion which shows their loyalty
forest service, has just competed an Captain Tozier will lake the remains
and
ami devotion to the old school.
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inspection of the ¡Southern Oregon of tho dog lo bis home in Oregon,
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It will be remembered that the
7K
forest reserves nnd has approved where they will be interred. When
ins
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oft
Dr
old board of regents, at its annual
tbe sevornljmprovements proposed all is complete, $1,000 will have been
meeting in June, re-elected tbe
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for this district. He bas instructed spent in giving tbe aristocratic dog
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco
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faculty, let contracts for feul etc.
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Superintendent M. J. Anderson of a fitting burial.
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and otherwise provided for the con*
City
News
Stand.
/is
the Siskiyou reserve, who has head­
Lima is a perfect specimen of her
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tinuance of tbe Monmouth Normal.
quarters in Grants Pass, to proceed type and tbe only one in the country.
The new board, at its meeting July
at once to build telephone lines, The dog was bred in the royal ken­
18, accepted tbe actiou of tbe old
ronds and Iraila. Several telephone nels of Madrid, sent to Peru, where
board and assumed full control. At
lines will be strung tnis fall, wire the dog was presented to Captain
a later meeting, August 20, it re­
being now on tbe way here. One Tozier by tbe American minister.
scinded its former action on the
line will extend to tbe OregoD caves, The dog had long snow-white hair.
groimd that the law prohibited the
another to the Bine Ledge mining
Yesterday Captain Tozier visited
assumption of any obligations in
district of Siskiyou county, Califor­ tbe undertaking parlors.
At the
excess of the probable revenues.
nia,and anothr to Kerby and extend­ sight of his beloved pet he burst in­
Since the appropriation, vetoed by
B. FENTOTT
ed to the remote Cbctco mining re- to toars.
the governor, could not become
giou of Curry county.
Tbe pro­
When seen yesterday at his office
available until passed upon by the
posed wagon road down Rogue at the custom house, Captain Tozier
Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. G ood Rigs in 11 tli
next legislature, the board decided
river to the Bear Camp region re­ was unable to speak of Lima with­ ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stnge and Livery businr r.
that uo account could be taken of it.
ceived the hearty approval of Mr. out tears coming to his eyes.
Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty
This caused the board to vote
Herring. It is now being surveyed
“ Lima and I were never separat­ Leave Coquille at C a. m., arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. Fari S5.;,0
not to continue tbe school until a
and will be built as soon as the ed for a day since I got her thirteen
sufficient sum was deposited as an
route is selected.
A good trail yeois ago,’’ he said. “ Hor parents
absolute donation which, together
will be extended from the erd of came from the royal kennels in
with the other fixed revenues,would
this road to Gold Beach. This will Spniu. They were sent to Lima to
place enough funds at its disposal
give tho isolated region of the low­ the Spanish minister thoro
Hu
to guarantee the expenses of tbe in­
er Rogue river country a more di­ gave two puppies to the American
stitution for the entire year.
Now
MRS. M. C. BOYRIE, Proprietress.
rect route to the interior. The ministor and tbe latter gave ono o f
that this has been done and the do­
mail will no doubt be carried over them to me. Before her eyos were
nation accepted by tbe executive
this shorter route in preference to open Lima started on a long cruise
Fancy and Staple
committee, Monmouth is officially
the long mountain trail from West with me and she traveled thousands
t
authorized to continue and will
of miles before she ever touched
Fork, and in this oae respect will land ngain. She has teen all over
Groceries.
therefore open its doors on Septem­
he great convenience to the people the world, in the arctic seas nnd in
ber 24th for its 26th year.
of that region, as mire than a week the tropics. On shipboard she al­
Tbe business-like methods o f the
is now required to make tbe round ways shared my berth, and ber diet
Nuts, Candies, To­
new board, the personnel of its
was the same as mine.
She was
trip from Grants Pass to Gold
membership and the increased de­
never ill, never cross, and made
Beach.— Port Orford Tribune.
bacco and Cigars.
friends
that remembered her
mand in the state for Normal
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through life.—Ex.
trained teacherch, all combine to
Men Past Sixty in Danger.
make the prospects bright for the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
More
than half of maiiking over
best vear in its history. Its friends
Department of the Interior,
sixty years o f age suffer from kid­
are
rallying about it as never
Land Office,
ney and bladder disorders, usual­
Roseburg, Ore, August 13, 1907
before.
W. L. McADAMS
ly enlargement of prostate glands.
s. II McADAMS
Notice is hereby given that
Monmouth Las sent out over 850 This is both painful and danger-
MRS. ANNIE MOON,
graduates during tbe past 25 years ous, and Foley’s Kidney Cure should
(widow of Clias. L. Moon) of Coquille,
be
taken
at
tbe
first
sign
of
danger,
and thousands of others have re­
Oregon, has filed notice of her intention
ceived a partial preparation for the as it corrects irregularities and bas to make final five yenr proof In support
cured many old men of this disease.
work of teaching.
Ten of tbe 33 Mr. Rodney Burnett, Rockport, Mo., of her claim, viz: Homestead Entry
county superintendents are gradu­ writes: “ I suffered with enlarged No. 11648 made May 26th, 1902, Tor the
S E ^ See. 28, E>i N E )i Section 33,
ates and scores of principals in tbe prostate gland and kidney trouble
Township 26 South, Range 11 West, and
towns and villages claim her as for years and after taking two bot­ that said proof will tie made before L.
tles of Foley’s Kidney Cure I feel
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
their alma mater, while hundreds of
A. Liljeqvist, U. 8. Commissioner, at
better than I have for twenty years,
others are grade teacherB in the although I am now 91 years old.” his office at Marshfield, Oregon, on ___ WAGON WORK
AND OUTFITS
Thursday, Oct. lOtb, 1907.
town and country schools.
With E. J. Slocum
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-
Oregon
8he names the following witnesses« to Coquille
these loyal children and tbe thous­
prove her continuous residence upon,
Notic« to Contractors.
ands of friends over the state, the
and cultivation of, the land, viz: Sher­
Monmouth Normal looks forward
A LL IT W ILL GOST YOU
man Flinn, of Coquille, Oregdn; Oscar
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write for our big F R E E B IC Y C L E catalogue
with confidence to the verdict of
Notice is hereby given that seal­ Moon and Willis Neely, of Fiifrview,
SH n J L I l
■ showing the most complete line of high-grade
■
" m 9 B IC Y C L E S, T IK E S and 8 U N D K IL 3 at BRICE
the people at the polls next June ed bids will be received by the Oregon, and A. L. Neely, of Riverton,
| a B E L O W any other manufacturer or dealer in the world.
Oregon.
when the question of its continu-1 Couoty Court for tbe paiuting of
Y C L E ------------Cat
DO NOT
l B U Y A B IC
B en jam in I.. E iid y , R e g is t e r .
* ‘ our complete
o f terms, until you have received
Free C ats-
auce is to be submitted through the the Court House upon tbe out side
ting and describing
loguoR illustrating_________
„ every kind of high-grade and low-grade
patterns
and
latest
models,
and
learn
of
our
remarkable
LOW
bicycles,
old
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
initiative.
; walls and roof. The walls to be
ICES
possible by selling from factory
P R IC
E S and w onderful new offer« made
m
direct to rider with no middlemen’s profit*.
Department
of
the
Interior.
Laud
Office
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painted two coats of best white lead
WE SHIP OH APPROVAL without a cent deposit , P » y the Freight and
at Rosebarg, Oregon, July 6, 1997.
allow 10 B ays F ree Trial and make other liberal terms which no other
and raw linseed oil with such color­
bouse in the world will do. You will learn everything and get much valu­
Oasollne Blows Up.
Notice is hereby given that Clarence
able information by simply writing us a postal.
ing as the Court may select, the
We need « R id e r A g e n t la every town and can offer tn opportunity
Waters, of McKinley, Oregon, has filed
to make money to suitable young men who apply at once.
F. W. W ood, the North Bend real casings, corner boards, frieze, cor notice ol his intention to make final five-
eata'e broker, and son, William, nice etc. to be in such colors as year proof in support of his claim, viz:
were badly iojured in a gasoline ex- j tbe court may select; tbe roof to be Homestead entry No. 11437 made April
ilar Prloo t M O A
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S .S O
per pair . W
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plosion which occurred last Satur- painted two coats with beat Princess 8, 1902, for the N X & K 4 trS W 'i N E *
and lot 2, Section 6, Township 28 S.,
o
Introduco
day morning at North Bend. It ap- Metallic paint and raw linseed oil
Wo W ill S e ll
Range 11 W., and that said proof will he
pears that the unfortunate men were Bids to be opened at 1 p. m. Sept, made before L. A. Liljeqvist, U. 8. Com­ You a Sample
Pair fo r Only
preparing to start the engine in 6,1907 and all bids to be filed with missioner, at his office at Marshfield,
( c a s h w i t h o n o x n S 4 .e s )
their launch and gas had accumu- tbe Clerk of tbie Court on or before Oregon, on Saturday, September 7,1907, NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
R e s M t o f 15 yeareewrienceintire
He names the following witnesses to
lated over night in the cabin.
A said time. The coart reserves the
making. No danger Irono THORNS, CA C­
prove his continuous residence upon,
TUS. PINS, NAILS. TACKS or GLASS.
•*A” nnd puncture strips “ B**
spark from the machinery is sup - right to reject any and all bids.
nnd “ D ,” also rim atrip " H ”
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can
to prevent rim cutting. Thla
posed to have ignited the gas. The
By order of the Court.
be vulcanized like any other tire.
William H. Myeis, of Lee, Oregon,
tire w ill outlast any other
Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use. Ovor
mnkn-vSOFT. E L A S TIC nnd
J a m e s W atson ,
boat took fire and the hull was near­
Arthur Brown,
“
“
EAflpKlDUtO.
Seventy-five
Thousand
pairs
sold
last
year.
Oouniy Clerk.
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow­ ly consumed before tbe flamee were
Webb Mast,
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O ta C R IP T IO M i Made in all sh e * It <• IWely and *a»y ridjog. very durable and lined tn.ld«
ders, give instant relief. Price 25
w k h r it 5 e i.lq u .lttr ol rubber, which »ever become, poroua .n d which cloaca up .mail puncture.
Henry Horvey,
I wiihout
h^ifkilow
in. the
air to
customer, .M iin*
allowing
the .ir
to eecape.
emape. We h .ee hundred, of letter, from ««tl,fied
cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille quenched.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
weijh no more t h.m
up once
or twice in a whole---------- They
_
Hay Fever and Summer Colds.
that their tire, have o«Jy been pumgedup
r
Notwithstanding the numerous
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1 layers
qualities being
given
several
layer» of thin, specially
City; C. Y . Lowe, Bandon.
an ordinary tire, the puncture
Kegi-ier.
sensation
commonly
felt
when
riding on asphalt
hit ‘ •Holding: lî.ek
prepared fabric on tbe tread. That
Victims of bay fever will exi»e-
gasoline launches in service on the
---------- tread which prevents all air from '•(tog
or aofl roads 1 * orereome by the patent Basi
bay tliis is tho first accident to be rience great benefit by* taking F o­
Wool! Wool!! Wool!!!
ley’s Honey and Tar, ns it stops
Ymi do not nav «cen t until you have examined and found them strictly *« represented.
W. T. Kerr wants yonr wool. chronicled that was of any serious* difficult breathing immediately and
We will allow s «M fe d lsm a n lo f 5 per cent (thereby making ths price S4.A o per pniri if you ¿end
consequence.—
Marshfield
Sun.
vs 1 r
\ m i W I T H O R D E R andenclose this advertisement. We will also send one nickel
heals
tbe
inflamed
air
passages,
Will take all you have from 1 lo
E i S b r i £ " s?d p u m p « * t 5 o simpaou metal punctureclojerson full pakj, orders (these m eul
and even if it should fall to cure
nurture™ losers to be used in case of intentional knife.cut« or hesvy gashes}. Tires to be returned
20,000 pound*. Give him a call be­
at O UR expense if for any reason they are not satisfactory on examination^____
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yon. il will give instant relief.” Tbe
Timber Claims.
fore you contract.
| promptly obtained In all r
genuine is in s yellow package. E.
| TRAOS-MASKS. ( »T o d * aiul LopyrighU rrirtt- 1
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I ter*»!, .‘«end Hketeh, Model or Flioto, for free I
J. Slocum.
I r e p o r t on patentability. ALL BUSINKSS J
I STSICTLV CONriDKNTIAL. Patent
bicycle yon
I am in the market for the pur­
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that _________
I exclusively. Mirpaeslng refersn^es.
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Stimulation without Irritation
s rrtnarkabl•le tire offer.
Wideawake inventors *ho*ild have omr hand- I
and repairs, and
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a w
ï c
b u l l t u p - w h - l A v d d l M . p ~ U l . , p . irts
r
chase of good fir, or cedar claims,
For a fine 80-acre place. 7 miles
hook on How to ot*ain and Hell patents. W h:»t In- I
OOAS TER-BRAKES? awythin, in th* bicycle line arc aoUIby na at hall tbs «usual
tons win pay.How to jrvt a pf»rtn#r.andothrr I
T h a tisth e watchword. That is for spot cash, in favorable locations. from ¡town and 3 miles from the
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m ^ m m m g p b g M “ ÏJ T k u v n e v i n o ,
what Orino Laxitive F m it Hvrup
: dues. Cleanses nnd stimulates the Let me hear from you at ooce, at the river. Nice home with (Inu o r - 1
chard with big variety of fruits, I 1501 Sevrnfli SI., Washington, D. C.J
; bowels without irritation in any Port Huron, Michigan.
MEAD' CYCLE COMPANY, Dept. “ J L ” C H IC A G O , ILL«
call on R. J. Dean, Coquille, Or
form. Sold by E. J. Slocum,
A sops G-
Livery
Best of Turni uts
Feed and Sale
Stable
t K
G
1 J o s h ’s
Feed.
7
Place,
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ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
STAGE LINE
Prop
North Coquille Store
North fcr.d
henry Street Bridge.
M c A D A M S BRO S.
EXPERT B LA C K SM IT H S
and Horse Shoers
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