Liljeqvist
T h e C o q u ille H e ra ld NOTES ON THE PHOTOPLAYS Attorney Renders
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
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COQUILLE CHURCHES
HELP TH FARMER
At tbe meeting of the council last
Patronize the Movies
Entered aa second claae matter May
evening Attorney L A. Liljeqvist
8, 1908. at the poet office at C o q u ille ,
rendered a written opinion in re C om m on C a rrie rs W ill C o -o p e ra ta In
O re go n , underact ol C o n g r e s s of March !
The Mutual Program at the
8 , 1879.
M a r k e t in g F a r m P ro d u c ta — M id d le
sponse to tbe desire of the city dads
Graud again furnished an excellent
Men
C h arge
H ig h e r
R ate e
to know what they could do in the
fo r H a n d lin g F a rm T h a n
show Saturday night. The first ep
P. C. LEVAR, Lessee.
matter of the proposed settlement of
F a c t o r y P ro d u c ta .
isode ol Runaway June was shown
tbe First street trouble. Mr Lilje
Devoted to the material and social aQd showed possibilities of being qvist goes quite exhaustively into
B y P e te r Ra d fo rd .
upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par- interesting later on. The Keystone
Lecturer National Farmer,' Union.
tbe points bearing on the proposal
ticularly and cf Coos County generally.
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Subscription, $ 1.60 per year in advance ■ comedy brought down the house. to pay a certain amount out of the
The leading railroad systems of the
The most hardened hater of slap-
general fund as a part of the ex-' nation will establish market bureaus
to assist the farmers along their
stick comedy has to fall for the
Phone Main 38 !.
pense ot fixing the street to the sat-j lines In marketing their products.
Keystones for they are really funny,
isfaction ot the property holders, Many roads have acceded to the re
and they avoid the disgusting and
which is a part of the settlement, quest of the Farmers' Union and an
Mining on the Boom
nounced their willingness to enter
idiotic stunts with which their imi
which was up for consideration. He into active co-operaiiou with the far
In Curry County tators abound.
reaches the conclusion that tbe legal mers in marketing their products.
It is claimed that the five-reel
limit of indebtedness for thfc city
The express companies have sur
comedy, ''Tillie’s Punctured Ro
(Port Orford Tribune)
would be clearly exceeded and that veyed the tletd and the Federal Gov
J. R. Smith, who made the rich mance,” which will be at the Grand the action would no: be legal, tbe ernment, through Ihe parcel post,
strike on Rock creek last fall, after Friday night, is the funniest thing meat of the opinion appealing to has demonstrated tbe possibilities of
the common carrier as a useful agency
spending Monday in Port Orford, that ever came down the pike. be in the expression: "Such a con in marketing farm commodities.
was a passenger on yesterday's Coarlie Chapman, the English com tract would probably be held illegal
I consider the action of these giant
stage :or Marshfield where he is go edian who has taken everything by in tbe event any taxpayer should business concerns In determining to
with the farmers in mar
ing on business connected with his storm lately, plays one of the lead bring suit to enjoin tbe payment of co-operate
keting their crops, to be the greatest
black sand mines an South Slough. ing parts, and it seems safe to rec such a contract in part out of the product of human thought on the
Western hemisphere during the past
When interviewed at this place ommend the feature to any one general fund ”
year, and it demonstrates that the
in regard to his Rock and Boulder who likes a good laugh.
The improvement ot Beach street 1 educational work of the Farmers’
creek properties Mr. Smith waxed
Those who were at the Grand
exteusiou was accepted, the work Union has brought the nation to a
enthusiastic over the find. Helias Friday night h d a chance to real
clearer understanding of the real
approved and warrants ordered problem of the farmer.
just resumed work on his Rock ize the desperate chances sometimes
drawn for amount due the contrac- j To give information on marketing
creek mine, which he says pays taken by the pbotoplav actors in
tors, Shelley and Knslee
Is far more valuable than to give
him from $8 to $12 per day to the pulling off their “ stunts ”
The
An ordinance was passed by the advice on production. There Is a mu
man, and this after haudling about scene in the Kalem pictures in council^prescribing tbe form of the tual Interest between the railroads
and the farmer which cannot exist
8 feet of worthless top dirt- And which Helen Holmes forced her
$17,500 water bonds which are between any other lines of Industry.
here he believes that he is close to horse of! the steep bank and into the about to be issued.
The railroads are the teamsters of
the mother lode, as he says that river sent a thrill through every one 1 In connection with the water agriculture, and they are employed
some 2oo feet further up the creek in the house; and the best rider in j bonds, a letter was received from only when there is something to haul.
Good prices will do more to increase
than where he is working scarcely the audience would have wanted a the purchasers of the bonds, the tonnage than any other factor, and
big
sum
to
take
the
chances
she
any gold at all can be found, and
Lumbermens Trust Co.,of Portland, railroads want tonnage.
Agriculture has many inherent dis
since returning to the mine a few did.
which is worth printing as a speci advantages which require combined
weeks ago he states that his party
men of straigbfor ward and business effort to overcome In marketing.
Library Entertainment
have picked up two pieces of quartz,
like but courteous and pleasing There are millions of producing units
about the size of hens eggs, that
composition. Under date of April working independently and selling
were fairly woven together with
The entertainment to be given by 6 and addressing City Recorder without knowledge of market condi-
tione. The harvest is once a year,
wire gold, indicating that the ledge tbe University Male Quartet at the Lawrence, they write:
while consumption is pretty even
from which they came was not far Scenic Thursday night for the ben
We enclose herewith draft of final ly distributed throughout the entire
away. When this lead is struck efit of the Library Association Ordinance containing form ol Water year, and most of the farmers,
through custom and necessity, dump
Mr. Smith predicts one of the should be well patronized. The press Bonds. Please have this Ordinance their entire crop on the market as
biggest mining exciternems wit notices given in the towns where passed in due and regular form by soon as it is gather ed. The problem
nessed in the Northwest in recent tbe quarlbt has appeared are warm tbe City Council as soon as possible, of organizing and systemati Jng the
markets is one In which the farmers
years.
ly commendatory, and as near as returning the copy to us, together Invite assistance af all lines of in
Mr. Smith was consideradly put they can be judged setrn to be spon with certified copy of minutes ol dustry friendly to '.heir interests.
out on returning to his mine to find taneous and expressive of tbe real meeting at wuich Ordinance was
F a r m e r s B e a r the Bu rd e n .
The business of the manufacturer
that it had been worked during bis opinion of the newspapers.
passed.
lends itself more readily to organiza
absence. He had over 300 feet of
The quartet is under *he direc
When the copy is received we will tion and the facilities for studying the
sluice boxes that bad been made tion of Ralph H. Lyman, dean of then be ready to give the order for markets are more easily available. The
with great difficulty, and these bad tbe School of Music at the Univer the blank houds to the printer, and result is that the merchants are com
not only been used, but many of sity of Oregon,who is also one of the would ask you to please give us pelled to handle most staple manufac
tured articles at very little profit, and
them had been badly damaged. The singers, and it is asserted that the authority to have the bonds printed as a consequence the merchant must
cut, where the boxes had been laid, quartet is on a distinctly higher in this city. We will have our reg look to products which he buys di
was filled with tailings, and he says plane than tbe ordinary university ular printers get out the job, and rect from the farm for hie profits.
The reports of the Federal Depart
it took him until a few days ago to glee club. Tbe Coquille people had being on the ground we can see that
ment of Agriculture show some very
get the mine in running order again. a little experience with one of those tbe bonds are gotten out properly. Interesting information and enable
He found his cabin occupied and aggregations last year, but it seems In an issue of this kind we desire a a comparison between the cost of
marketing products of the farm and
two or three of the claims that he safe to assert that this entertain
good giade of bond, and while we those of the factory. A few items
had located were jumped, but he ment will be of a far more satisfac do not know exactly what the job will serve to illustrate the general
is optimistic in spite of these un tory kind. Tbe library association will cost, we believe the local print run. The cost of getting sugar from
pleasant incidents and says that he has been given tbe strongest assur ers will charge us somewhere be the refinery to the consumer ie 9
cents on the dollar; the cost of get
is going ahead ami develop a mine ance that tbe quartet is all that the
tween $+0 and $50 We will guar ting tobacco from factory to con
that will be a credit to any country. advance notices indicate, and the antee to get out the bonds at a cost sumer is 14 cents on the dollar. In
selling a dollar’s worth of eggs the
There aie now some 30 or 40 lovers of genuine good music will
not to exceed $50.00, Will you middleman gets a profit of 50 cents
men wot king within a radius ol a uudoubtedly miss a treat if they
kindly give us authority to have on the dollar. In selling a dollar’s
mile trom Mr. Smith's location, and fail to attend. Reserved seats can be these bonds prepared.
worth of potatoes, the middleman
makes 70 cents on the dollar; In sell
this number is being added to al secured at H. O. Anderson’s wilh-
We have received the preliminary
most daily. He expects to have extra charge. The Eugene Register opinion of our attorneys, Palmer & ing a dollar's worth of fruit, the
middleman gets 84 cents on the dol
some miuing experts, representing of March 13 th B a y s of this quart) t: Dodge, of Boston, and lor your lar, and on cantaloupes 82 cents
much capital, in that section in the
Farmers' Bulletin No. 570. published
“Good as has been tbe music benefit we quote from an accom
by the United States Department of
near future, and says that he would heard in Villard many times, never panying letter as follows:
Agriculture, in discussing this subject,
not be surprised to see a mining has sweeter harmony made by hu
“ If you have an opportunity, we said:
camp of several hundred men there man voices enriched its echoes. should be glad if you would e'xpress
“ The high price paid by consumers
before the summer is oyer.
Those whose ears were gladdeDed to the city recorder our appreciation ranging from 5 to 500 per cent, In
some cases, more than the farmer re
After spending a few days on owe a debt of gratitude to those
of the care and thoroughness with ceives, indicates that there is plenty
Coos Bay, in connection with a deal four men for tbe happiness they
which he has prepared the papers of room for lowering the cost of
farm products to consumers and at
involving the sale of his South gave.”
relating to this issue.”
the same time largely increasing the
Slough mine to a California syndi
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We will also take this opportun cash income per farm, without in
cate, Mr. Smith will return to his
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal ity of expressing our appreciation creasing farm production. This condi
and Coquille Herald, both tor $ 2.00
tion is undoubtedly a marketing prob
Rock creek property.
for the businesslike manner in which lem which will have-to be solved by
R. W. Buffurn and C. H. Smith a year in advance.
you have bandied this matter.
better organization of farmers and
returned to Port Orford a lew days
We will endeavor to take deliv improved methods of marketing."
Genuine Good Humor.
ago from a prospecting trip in ihe
L a r g e S h ip p e r s In flu e n c e R a te s.
ery ol the issue at the earliest pos
In railroad rates the inequalities
vicinity of the J R. Smith strike on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slagle returned sible moment.
are equally as glaring. Rate making
Rock creek. They have located
Yours, very truly,
yesterday ftom Medford, whither
in its primitive stages was largely
F r a n k W. C a m p , Sec.
several claims adjoining Mr. Smith's
influenced by demands and arguments
they were called by the illness and
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of large shippers, but the farmers
property, and are highly elated over
death of Mrs. Slagle’s father. They
East Fork Items
were unorganized and seldom ap
the outlook. They brought back
came in by stage from Roseburg to
peared before rate-making bodies, and
with them some nice samples of
Myrtle Point, and report the roads
The Stille brothers, who are liv the burden of expense in transporta
placer gold, which they say that
tion lies largely against the raw
in very bad condition on the central ing about 30 miles east of Medford products of the farm.
they picked up in the creek on their
part of the route, due to the recent near the Crater Lake road, came in
In banking, ohr securities are dis
locations without any washing at rains.
The trip was enlivened over the old Coos Bay road Wednes criminated against, as compared with
all. Both gentlemen believe that
products of the factories and
throughout by the bubbling fun o( day bound lor Curry county, via the
mines. The farmer is entitled to a
J, R. Smith has made a teal find,
a gentleman from Lansing, Micb., Myrtle Point; looking for home square deal. The farmer fs more in-
and that some great mines will be
by tbe name of Kneal, who with steads in the recently opened forest ! terested in good prices and efficient
developed in that section.
I service than he Is in rates.
his wife was coming in to visit his reserve.
Messrs. Long and Eppling. from twobrolhel#on Coos Bay. Thegen.
R. W. Harris of Coquille who has
H E R E IS A N E X A M P L E F O R
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out to Grants Pass and Rogue
Horn mine on a royalty
from
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and as they were both no longer River looking for something better
HI wood, and will commence opera-
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young they had been told noton there than in Coos county, came
to s u c h a s t a n d a r d
of
tions there within the next fnw ,
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c le a n lin e s s t h a t it H a sn 't
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any account to take the stage trip in Friday over the Coos Bay road.
weeks. This property
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. over in Roseburg.
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e n o u g h flies to f s s d
its pet
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He says the country is beautiful at
c h a m e le o n s it h a s m a d e long
miles above C. H. Pierce's place on
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on their way north from San Bran- this time of year.
s tr id e s to w a rd th e id e al of fly -
Klk river, and the gentlemen who ! cisco they talked the thing over and
le ss n e s s p re a ch e d b y m o d e rn
s a n it a r ia n s .
T h a t w a s C le v e
Chas. Sbeperd was in Coquille
h.ve leased .. ate well pleased with concluded to take the stage rlde for
la n d 's case, a c c o r d in g to a n a r
last
week
trying
to
get
pay
from
the way it prospects They have a , he new experience. They got the
ticle in the S u r v e y d e s c r ib in g
the county court for his cow that
the a n ti-f ly
c a m p a ig n
w h ic h
new device tor saving placer gold, exp, :iencCi all right, and they wete was poisoned by eating giant pow
h a d been w a g e d in t h a t city. A
which has proven very successful in del(ghled with the 5cenery, express. der that was left on the road side
m a n w h o h a s s ix o f th e c u r io u s
little reptile» h a s w rit te n the
l*ach sand, and which they will use > ing lheraselves as ilItendinK to ukc in road district No. 12.
fly fig h t in g h e a d q u a r t e r s t h is
in working the Elk Horn. Mr. j , he tfjp aRtj„ when (be road could
Ed Abernethy made a trip to
p la in t iv e letter:
You have brought about a
Long ha« been at Coos Bay during bp covefed by automobiie. Mr. Marshfield recently and ordered
famine In filea.
My pets are
the past week after the necessary K „ ea, ¡, an iirepressible and opti- doors and windows for his house
starving. There are no flies to
be had about my house, and my
A. H Smith sold his mohair for
machinery.
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mistic humorist, and he kept the
neighbors can't seem to help me
28 cents a pound at Coquille.
He
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, stage party laughing in spite of the
out. I’ll pay, and pay well, for
said that soon after he sold it a Port
every live fly your children can
four magazinea at an extra cost of discomforts of the trip, which were land man offered him 32 cents
bring me.
25 cents for one year ie proving a more severe on him than on any
A n d he did.
Zylpha Benham who has been
winner,
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one else, on account of his weight. quite sick is better.
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W
M. L Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching at it .1 m.and 7:30 p.m.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
Bible Study at the Parsonage Mon
day evenings.
Prayer meeting Thursdays at
7:30 p m.
C. H. B r y a n , Pastor
Christian Science Society
Corner Third and Hall smuts
Serviees at 11 u in next Sunday,
sulijtct
Doctrine of Atouement.’’
Sunday School It) a. in.
Wednesday evening meeting 3:00
M. L
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Never h ave w o m e n 's s h o e s
played a more important part in
correct toilette than during the
coming Fall and Winter Seasons.
A s is usual, our stock comprises
all of the accepted modes for
formal and informal wear. Their
elegance of curve and contour
is restrained by good form—-
refined by good taste. Devoid of all exaggeration,
U tz & D u n n C o
footwear /6r Women
Church South
Sunday school at 10. a m.
Preaching Sunday 11 a. ni and
130 p. m.
m.
Epwoit'u League at 6:45
m.
Prayer meeting Wed 7:30
Choir practice Sit. 7:30 p.
J. E W a l b k c k , Pastor.
CHURCH OK CHRIST.
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Services first and third Sunday) !
of
each
month
Sunday schoc 1
You owe it to yourself and to your pocketbook to examine these splen
did new models before making your selection.
You are always assured of courteous treatment and expert fitting at O', r
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Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 8 ' ^
pm .
Suuday school ut 10 a 111.
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Christian Endeavor 7 p. ill.
The Public is eordi lly invited to
all of these services.
J o h n F L e ch ie tt , Minister !
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make their appeal to every woman who appreciates good form, good
and unusual wearing qualities.
LYONS & JONES
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Announcem ent
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
You avo hraitUy w sic m .
I f A V ING bought the plant of the Co-
* * quille Mill and Mercantile Com
pany, the undersigned is now prepared
to fill all orders for any kind of
Theo. BerpanShoeilfgXo.
Incorporated
Manufacturers of
The C elebrated berg w arm Shoe
The Strongest and Neuust Water
Proof shoe made fi r lo g ., era, mini is
proupectois ani’ mil) men.
621 Thurmuu Street
PoiiTl a n d . O hkoon .
LUMBER
Especial attention will be paid to the
local demand, and every effort will be
made to supply anything needed at the
shortest possible notice.
Your orders
are solicited.
Agent for Coquil e
H .N
LORENZ
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon in and for the County
of Coos.
Rufus M. Cranfill,
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Plaintiff,
vs.
(’reed Cranfill, (Before
his
adoption,
Patrick
D. Clark) and Fanny P.
Clark; A. L. Nosier and :
his wife Annie R. Nosier, |
Marinda J. Bryan and I
her husband Samuel H. j
Bryan,
Defendants. )
TO, Creed Cranfill, Fanny P. (’ lark,
A. L. Nosier, Annie R. Nosier, Marin
da J. Bryan and her husband Samuel FI.
Bryan, the above entitled defendants.
IN T H F NAMK OF THE STATE
OF OREGON:
Y ou are hereby noti
fied that you are required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit within six
Hot from Omar's Oven.
weeks from the date of the first publi
cation of this summons, to-wit: within And, as the cook baked, those who
six weeks from the 16th day of March.
stood before
1915; and it you fail to appear and an The counter shou ted: “ Open then
swer on or before the 27th day of April.
the door!
1915 that date being the last date of
Y ou know how little time we
the time prescribed in the order of
have to stay
publication, judgment will be taken
against you for want thereof, for the Ajid, once departed, m ay demand
no more.”
relief demanded in plaintiff’s complaint,
a succinct statement of which is as fo l
lows:
That plaintiff’ s title to the lands des
Our fine, sweet and whole
cribed in the complaint, to-wit: the
south-east quarter of the north-west
some
bread is well worth
quarter, anti the north-east quarter of
the south-west quarter of Section 12. waiting for.
in Township 28 south of Range 13 West
of the Willamette Meridian, in Coos
But you don’t have to wait.
County, Oregon containing eighty acres
Our
baking is done in large
of land, more or less, be quieted and
that you the defendants, And each of I QU3ntities
and at regular
you, be forever enjoined and restrained ^
from setting up any claim of right, title, | hours.
interest or estate in or to said described
0
real property or any portion thereof;!
l,et US deliver to yOU. I5e-
f/\«
l,,ci n/\af
nn/i /lioK
n vo o m a ii tu m
b io !
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ft »!
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for his
costs a and
disbursements
in t this
gin now
The children love
suit, and fr i such other relief as the
Court may deem meet and equitable in our bread.
the premises.
Service of thi3 summons is made by
publication in pursuance of an order
made by the Honorable James Watson,
County Judge for Coos County, Oregon,
dated the ltith day of March, 1915, di
recting that service thereof be made
by publication thereof in the Coquille
Herald, a weekly news]mper, published
C O O K B R O S ', P R O P .
at the City of Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, once a week for a period of
six weeks,
bound Bingo.
A. J. S h e r w o o d
CURRY COUNTY CULUNGS
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E. E. JOHNSON
Our Fine Bread Goes Furthest !
There’s Quality In Every Crumb !
C I T Y
B A K G R Y
Mr. Ticbf*nor hns
listed a Urge amount of P<>'t Or-
3-16-7t
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(From the Port Orford Tribune)
ford property, aud in the future ex-
Jesso Mill» r, of Gold Bench, pects to make bis headqiMtters
Notice to Creditors
passed through town one «lay lust largely At this place,
Notice is hereby given that the un week on a visit to Marshfield and
dersigned has been duly appointed ad
(From the Gold Beach Globe)
ministrator of the estate of David M. other Coos county poiots.
The first | iles for the new can
Drew, deceased, and all persons having
Hoad Supervisor W. P. Bryant
claims against the said estate are here
nery at Alf Mil'er’e place were
by required to present them, with the haH bail a crew of men at work do-
proper vouchers, within six months from | , ^
, r„ p„ irs nu the r. ad driven Sunday.
the date of this notice, to the under-, ‘ "h
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A fishing boat containing four
signed administrator, at the law office jin the vicinity of town
men arrived here Friday evening
of J . J. Stanley, in the City of Coquille,
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Coos t ounty. Oregon.
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from Grants Pass. The boat ma ie
Dated this 13th day of April, 1915.
[ p .)s8pd down the coast yesterday
the perilous trip without serious
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Administrator of the Estate of | with mtie Olnnamen, who are going
accidents.
4-13-5t David M. Drew. Deceased.
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river to work in the oati-
The Gardner Bros, Miller and
Det\ for Ihe Wedd' rburn Trading
Tolmau came up from Harbor iast
Company.
week and are now preparing to start
Mr. Elm er Spurgeon and Miss
their sawmill for the season. The
Leona Rice, two y o u ' g p> o p 'e who
sawmill is located about three mil's
have reei led in this viem it' l i t the above town and lh^ outlook for Ihe
If I FAIL to CURE any CANCER 01 TUMOR I treat past year or so, were unite 1 in m ir season in their line of bu ine-s is
before It POISONS deep glands it attaches to bus rin,T„ py . j t i < e M . T. Wright I st mf>st promi-ing.
NO KNIFE. NO PAIN,
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NO PAY UNTIL CURED
M o n ti*?.
Mrs. J. It. Stannard, who under
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I down the went au operation at the Mercy
swindle.
An Island 1 J
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Hospital at Xor:h Bend, recently,
plant makes the euivs
C o a st la s t \\>ek On b i s -VHV to ttik f
ANY TUMOR. LUMP OR
returned home Thursday evening
S0 RI on the lip. fa
f c i l i r g p o f t l>»* <Mtlrn " 0 r i -h ;n g For 'll
feeling much itnpioved in health.
or body Ion« is CANCER
120PA6E BOOK Sent Free
\ W < M e r l 'i i i n T r f l i n g C mipfttJV on
Mrs. Stannard erne overland and
Testimonial'« of 10.000
CURED
Write to some
R 'gue river. The season opened stood Ihe trip exceedingly well.
A N Y L U M P In
April 1st, and lue to th e rival call-
Geo. W. Smith, who some
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tbe skating link, has recemlv dis-
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