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T U E SD A Y , DEC. 11, 1894.
PORT AU TH U B TAKEN W ITH A CHIN
e k e L o u a o f 3,000 m e n .
For God. and Home and Satire Land.
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COQUILLE CITY
T h e s e A | > p rv | > rla llw a H i l l s
E d . H erald : The Coos Bay
News, with the usual amount of
consistency of a frae silver organ
advocating the Cleveland policy,
gives the total amount o f appropri­
ations proposed by the Pops in
congress, and says it would bank­
rupt the government if passed, not
|SLEEP|
seeming to comprehend that it was
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not expected that more than one
long ]
would have any chance of passing,
L IF E
and then the others having the
same import would he dropped, as
is the case in all law-waking bodies,
all bills o f similar nature being
r . ’»iil
referred to a committee, the com­
mittee to select the best and rec­
mental !
STRONG .
omend its passage. We presume,
ENERGY!
NERVES
had the News mau seen all the
bills that were introduced in the
-
A V E R 'S
last legislature on taxation, he
would liave figured out that the
a r s a p a r il l a
people would not be able to sell
H:\mmerly, a well-known business man
their property for half enough to of M. Hillsboro,
Va., sends tills testimony to
pay their taxes, but, bad as it was, the me.its of A y e r’» Sarsaparilla:
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years ago, I Hurt my leg, tin» Injury leaving
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extreme, my leg, from the knee
nei to the
pass all those bills, but compared were
ankle, being
a solid sore,
which began
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them, choee the worst one, and put tend to other parts of t he hotly. A iter trying
various remedies, 1 began taking A y e r’_
it through. Wa would ask the Sarsaparilla, and, before I had finished tho
bottle, I experienced great relief; tho
News to kindly get the total amount first
second bottle effected u complete cure.” •
that all of the bills introduced by
A yer’s S a rs a p a rilla
Demo-Republican
members
of
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowoll, M an ,
congress foot up and tell his read­
ers how far the Pops surpassed C u r e s o t h e r s ,w ill c u r e y o u
that amount. Yours,
K rank .
C. T. U.
T h e Coquillle C ity W . C. T . Ü. meet« at
the Methodist ohurob. »oa th , overt Fri­
day. « t 8 o 'c lo ck p. m. All interested in the
work are invited to ettend
[From tbe N ational W . C T. U. B ulletin. 1
A B SO LU TE LY PURE
LOCAL
IT E M S .
Illinois Knights o f Pythias have
Several commercial men came in
declared saloon-keepers and gam­ on tbe traiu Friday.
rrwvent and curs Constipation and Sick.
blers ineligible for membership.
Headavlie, Stnail lulu Hanna.
Boston Trades Unions, 40,000
The Christmas eve “ fish-pond” is
strong, have decided to vote no- for everybody, free.
T o aid Digestion take one Small BUe Dean
license at tbe municipal election,
liter cutlng. 86c. per bottle.
December 11.
Tbe posters are out for the
General Booth declares that of Christmas night masquerade ball.
Onarnnteed lo cu re Rtiioua Attacks and
over 10,000 lost women rescued by
CoosUpaiioti, Small Bite Beaus.
tbe Salvation Army, 8000 have not
The ponds and lakes are all
relapsed into sin.
about hired out to the festiye duck
The Americsn National Con­ hunter.
gress of Friendly Societies, which
Put up In r>«st watch-shaped bottles, sugar
ouatud, Small Bile liteuud. Iko. per botite.
makes life insurance its main busi­
Judge Dyer returned from bis
ness, has declared against admit­
business trip to San Franciaco last
ting to membership men engaged
Wednesday.
in retailieg intoxicating liquors.
Cure for Colds, Fevers and General De­
Illegal liqnor sellers o f Vermont
are much dieturbed by a recent
decision o f the supreme court, bold­
ing that a man convicted for sell­
ing is also convicted for a second
^offence the keeping for sale. Tbe
¡penalty for the second offense is
imprisonment as well as a fine,
hence tbe uneasiness.
bility, Small Bile Beans. 26c. per bottle.
Help the band to etcck tbe “ fish­
pond” for Christmas eve. It is
free and intended for the public.
One Small Bile Bean every night fo r a
Week arouse Torpid Livers. *5c. M r bottle.
The ladies o f tbe R elief Corps
will give tbe midnight snpper for
the masquerade Christmas nigbt,
at 25 cents a plate.
The supper
will
be
served
at
I.
O.
O. F. hall.
Tbe Empire Music Hall, in L on­
They Increase appetite, p urify the whole
system und act on the liver. Bile noansSmatt.
don, has been compelled to close
its doors, since the refusal o f a
Wiuter set in last Wednesday at
license to sell drinks in the audi­ matured age. Thursday morning
torium. The result was brought greeted us with n snow-fall, and
about by tbe influence o f the this and rain continued at intervals,
Christian temperance workers, the with some thunder and lightning
British Woman's Temperance asso­ over Tbnioday and Friday.
Simmons Liver Regulator is the
ciation taking a leading part in the
foe of malaria— it throws off the
opposition.
bile and provents its accumulating.
During the National VV. C. T. U
The schooner Joseph & Henry
convention, at Cleveland, Nov. 16
to 21, the orchestra chairs on the arrived in the river last Thursday,
platform—300 in number— were and Friday was towed up to Mor-
reserved for Ohio crusaders o f 1874 ras Brn’s mill. The tug then took
Badges pere provided by the local down the schooner Lizzie Prien,
committee, of white silk, with the loaded with lumber for Man Fran-
inscription
“ 1874 — Crusado —
Fon S a l e . — A now and charm­
1804,” printed in gold.
ingly located residence property,
The third Sunday o f December
in good neighborhood, with city
will be observed as Peace Sunday water. The houso has five rooms,
by all Peace Societies, including ie story and a half high and pa­
tbe department o f peace and arbi­ pered. Has three lots, with burn
tration of the Wold’s W. C. T. U. and woodshed. Very cheAp. Call
at this office.
This special day is receiving in­
A qnilt was raffled off at Collier’s
creasing attention with each suc­
ceeding year and is doing much last Friday night for the benefit of
There
towards advancing the day when Dr. and Mrs. Stockman.
nations shall learn war no more. were thirty shares at 50 cents each,
Any desiring literature to nee on and the highest throw was 45, for
Peace Sunday can obtain it from Mrs. Scott, aDd made by S. E.
the world’s superintendent o f this Harkness.
department, Mrs. H. J. Bailey, Dr. Price’ s Cream Baking Powder
World', Pair Ml.he.t Modal mod Diploma.
Wiuthrop Centre, Maine.
John Rowan, local agent for
Rev. A. C. Dixon, D. D., of
Thomas Kane & Co., school furni­
Brooklyn, speaking
on “ Total
ture manufacturers o f Chicago, has
Abstinence for Young Men; How
supplied the Lainpey creek school
to Make it General,” says;
“ To
with their patent folding lock
make oor young men total abstain­
desks.
These give general satis­
ers, we must convince them of four
faction, where they are intro­
things: 1, Nature is against alco­
duced, and are furnished on such
hol; it is not the natural fruit of
terms that school districts can pay
the vine, but the product of de­
foi them on time.
composition.
2, The Bible is
Henry Getting, of Curry county,
against alcohol. 3, The church is
against it, and must be; a tippling just returned from a sealing cruise
pastor is worse than any ten grog­ in Japanese waters, passed through
shops. 4, The state is, or ought to this place last Friday on his way
lie, against nlcohol, as alcohol is to Lis home at Port Orfurd. A
against the state; it is agaiusl law.” young man named Fitzhugb re­
The Woman’s Relief Corps of turned from tbe city with him,
Indianapolis, conducted n lunch having started some days since to
and coffee stand in front of the go ont on a sealing cruise to Japan,
peusion office on the last pay day. but tbe applications were greater
This was done to save the veterans, iu number than the demand.
as far as possible, from the tempta­
tion to visit the neighboring sa­
loons, which make a practice of
luring the veterans into their places
“ by offers to cash their pension
checks," charging 2o cents commis­
sion. In this way a profitable bus­
iness is done and often times there
is another big profit in the liquor
that the old soldier is induced to
drink. Then when he is drunk
there is another chance to rob him
o f what is left, and too often this
is tbe case.
A. M. Vannoy, o f Grants Pass,
cousin o f our Mrs. Harkness and
Mrs. Scott, came to this place Inst
Wednesday via Riddle. Mr. Van­
noy was a veteran in tbe confed­
erate service in the late war from
North Carolina, having served in
the same command with onr well-
known citizen Col. T. 0 . Land, of
the North Caroliun settlement on
the Sonth Fork o f the Coquille.
Mr. Vannoy is prospecting aud may
eee an opportunity to locate with
(C eos May News.I
John Backraire’s right leg was
broken near the ankle, in a scuffle
in the Pioneer saloon, Sunday.
Dr. McCormac attended him and
reduced the fracture.
Capt. Pat Pendergrass hassteped
out o f the pilot house of tbe Comet,
and is agaiD head sawyer at the
North Bend mill.
Capt. Tom
White is on the Comet at present.
A special school meeting will be
held o* the 18th, to levy a three-
mill tax, 2 } mills to be used for
school purposes, and jf mills to be
used to pay intsrest on school
bouds to be issued.
Ole Oleson, locomotive engineer,
who left the bay a short time since
for San Diego, in hopes of benefit­
ing his heulth, diet! iu the city,
Saturday.
He was suffering from
lung and heart troubles.
J. G. West is still in a very crit­
ical condition, the result o f tho ex­
plosion at the quarry.
But slight
hopes are entertained o f bis re­
covery.
H. S. Schwatka arrived from
Portland, Saturday, and is superin­
tendent ut the rook quarry on south
Coos river.
A D u m b e r o f f o r e i g n e r s took o u t
their first papers nt Empire, last
week, intending t o become citizens.
It is rnmored that the Porter
mill will soon be started cp, but
we have learned nothing definite in
regard to it.
The Empire town election held
Monday. Dec. 3d, resulted as fol­
lows: Trustees, B. D. Joues, R. J.
Cussans, 1). Morse, J. J. Stanley,
Thus. Walker. Recorder, W. Tur-
psn.
Superintendent Kimball, o f the
lifesaving service, detailing the
splendid record made by Ins bureau
in the cause of humanity, states
that 308 vessels in distress were
aided by tbe life-gaving service
during the year.
There were on
board I lie vessels 4054 persons, of
whom 3993 were saved and only 61
lost. The number of shipwrecked
prrsons who received succor at the
station was 659.
The estimated
value of vessels andcargoes involved
in the disnster was nearly $10,000,-
000. O f this amount $7,688,000
were saved.
In addition to the
number saved from vessels there
were 83 others rescued who had
fallen from wharves, piers, etc.,
and who would have perished with
out the aid o f life-saving crews.
The number of disasters by reason
of storms was greater than in .any
previous year since tbe introduc­
tion of the present system.
G EN ER AL
NEW S.
ANOTHEH BANK LOOTED.
New York, Dec. 2.— It is re
ported that the Williamsburg, L. I.,
bank lias discovered a defalcation
similar to Seeley’s, o f the Shoe nud
Leather bank. The alleged crimi­
nal is E. Austin Leitch. He is said
to have stolen $7800, but tho money
went into other hands.
NEOHOE8 LYNCH A NEGRO.
Ocala, Fla., Dec. 2.— It is re­
ported that a negro named William
Jackson was lynched by negroes
near hern today.
JacksoD lmd
assaulted a negro woman and had
been arrested, but negroes took him
from the officers and hanged him.
A REDUCTION OF SAI.ARIE8.
Statistics have been compiled at
Any one who has children will
Vienna of tbe quantity o f beer rejoice with L B. Mnlford, of Plain-
drank iu 1893, in the entire world. field, N. J. Ilia little boy, five years
Germany heads the list with 1,202,- of age, was sick with croup. For
two days and nights he tried various
132,074 gallons, an increase o f 34,- remodies recommended by friends
000,000 over 1892, the consumption and neighbors. He says: “ I thought
being 33 gallons per head, ranging sure I would lose him. I had seen
from 62 gallons in Bavaria to 12 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad­
gallons in Lothringen; Great Brit­ vertised aud thought I would try it
as a last hope, and am happy to say
ain second, 1,165,752,000 gallons, that after two doses he slept until
or 30 per bead; America, including morning. I gave it to him next day
the whole of the Western hemis­ and a cure was effected. I keep
phere, is third, with more than a this remedy in the house now and
billion gallons, or 16 per head. The as soon as any of my children show-
total for the world, not including signs of croup I give it to them aud
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Asia and Africa, is 4.500,000,00(1 that ia the last of i t ” 50 cent bot­
gallons, requiring 7,270,000 tons tles for sale by S. L. Leneve, drug­
M. B. Curtis, the actor, baa taken
o f malt aud 82,000 tons o f hops. 1 gist
the pool debtor's oath.
Has R e a c h o d S u c h a S ta t e o f P e rfe c­
tio n T h a t It Is s V e r ita b le E n cy c lo ­
paedia o f F a c ts a n d E v e n ts,
B r o u g h t D ow n to Ja n u ary
F irst, 1 8 9 4 .
E Edition o f 1894 has been prepared
with an extra force o f editor». It w ill
have a novel and attractive cover, wide mar-
►gins, new and improved binding; is printed
on good paper, and contains more and better
information than any book o f a similar nature published. It it
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AMERICA'S STANDARD YEAR BOOK. A
PRICE,
Hugh O’ Donnell, the labor agita­
tor from Homestead, who stumped
Pennsylvania during the late cam­
paign, it is announced, will act as;
private secretary for Congressman- [
elect Kulp, from the Northumder-
land district.
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food to the greatest number of our people, emi the
highest development of our instUuUous—la National
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H. W. Thompson and F. C.
Christy, o f La Grande, are the
owners aud patentees of a new
kind of fruit-dryer, which ap­
$1 a V e a ir
pears to have merit.
It acts on
P a y a b l e in M & P 0 &
Ihe priuciple o f hot-air drying,
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the fans, aud trnys are used the i H erald both one year for only
same as in an ordinary evaporator I $2.50.
Mr. Thompson is engaged iu the
construction of an experimental
dryer, and will next sessou be ready
to prove the value of the invention.
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that o f INVENTORS, who often lose the benefit o f valuable inventions b e c a m e
of the incompetency or inattention of the attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli­
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends greatly, if not
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
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and o f feeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct
terferences, Malte Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
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not already done s >, in order to secure the
benefit o f the early filing o f their claim s
in case there should be snv future (tension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
T herefore it is o f great im-
porta nee thRt applications be filed in the
departm ent at the earliest possible date.
I f U . S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire inform ation in
regard to pension m atters, they should
write to T hs 1’ rkss C laim s C ompany , at
W ashington, D. C ., and they will prepare
and send ths necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted for their benefit. Address.
FHE8S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
John W edderburn, M anagin g Attorney,
P. O . ItoviWft 1
W ashington. D . C.
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The November term of circuit
court in Malheur county, just ad­
f Vnr MG s to r y . by men who actually served and
journed by Judge Fee, was very rought in the struggle.
HUoi't s to r ie s of Rsmance, Travel, Expert**««
short, lasting only twoand one-half i and adventure, by leading writers.
ttil it .trials upholding tl»e cause of the veterans,
days.
The grand-jury reported and
maintaining the highest loyalty to tho Govern­
ment, and the promotion of the best Interests of the
that they found the country in whole
i*eople.
$100—Reward—$100.
p ostp a id b y m ail,
.lildrrH* T U B IV O U L U , JTtu> Y o r k City.
Captain Mary H. Miller, th e;
first woman grauted (at New Or-1
leans, 1883) a license as steamboat
master, died the other day i n ;
Louisville, Ky.
Her husband, j
por tl?e Year 1894
Captain George Miller, an o ld ' W will be made nutch better and more attractive
While retaining all of its present popular feu»
steamboat man, survives her at the ever.
ires, It will constantly add new ones.
age of 86 years.
learn of one crime committed in
the county during the previous six
months.
OVER 1 3 0 0 t E E .
ENDORSED BY STATESMEN, EDUCATORS, AND
STUDENTS EVERYWHERE.
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G. A. R. NOTICE.
BURNS ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
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A little son of L L . Jacobs, of
Jacksonville, was ohoked to death
on Nov. 30th by a piece of apple
hich his mother had given him.
He was 10 months old.
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San Francisco, Dec. 1.— Today
a sweeping reduction of salaries
That Democratic womler, tho New
goes into effect all over tho South­ York Weekly World, has just
ern Pacific system. Haidly a man changed its weekly into a TAVICE-
will escape.
A-WEEK paper, aud you can now
H IS SHOULDER TORN OFF.
get the two papers a week for the
Ashland, Or., Dec. 2.— This town same old price — $1 a year.
Think of it! Tho nows from New
is in grief tonight over a horrible
accident that occurred today. Chas. York right at your door fresh every
Beebe, a lad but 16 years of age, three days--104 papers a year—and
and generally beloved by the entire your h o m e paper The H x r a i . u a l l for
community, lies st death’s door, and
O n ly $ S E S I
probably before this is printed he
will have passed the portals. Bee­
be's entire shoulder and arm were
torn from his body today by a lead
of shot from bis gun. He was out
e take tl'ia op p ortunity o f inform ing
quail hunting, and in making a step our W subscribers
that the new Com m issioner
be fell discharging his gun, the o f P ensions has been appoin ted. He is an
old
soldier,
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we believe that soldiers and
entire load mangling aod tearing
their heirs will receive ju stice at his nands. i
awAy the shoulder and arm.
W e d o not anticipate that there will be any
New York, Dec. 2.—“ Honest”
John Burns, the English labori
leader and member o f parliament,
arrived to day. He was met m the
lower bay by Oompera and a few
other American labor leaders.
When the steamer reached the
dock a crowd o f several hundred
were gathered and gave Burns a
heartv welcome. He was escorted
to an hotel with a band.
In a statement to the press to­
night, Barns said: “ 1 will stand sn
enemy to a jobber, thè sinecurist.
sweater and jarrybuilder, and
as an advocate o f healthy homes,
shorter hours and living rates of
wages.”
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