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1 <£ ? A t L. ^ , / ( VO L. P H Y S IC IA N C ity otiico , o Villi. s h f ie l d O r E E . iie g o n 5 I H B T T , Attorney at Law, Marshfield, - - JOHN DEVOTBlJ lO THE INTKBUSTS OK TIIK LABOURS PEOPLE’S PARTY. The following compose (he Conntv Cen tral Committee of the People’s Party o f Coos county. Oregon: Dist. No. 1—Win. Phillips Empire C v. *• ** 2— V M. Coll ver. Marsh field. “ “ 3—O. Kel!v U1vert«m. “ “ 4—1. T. Weekly Gravel Ford. “ “ 5—>T. H. Matbenv. Myrtle Point. " “ 6—Jas West. Bandon. J VS. WEST Chairman. Bandon. W. PHILLIPS, Secretary. Empire City. O. E. SMITH. (C^^Surgeon Dentist, . a Union Labor Column. OFFICE AN1) RESIDENCE, W q Oregon. F. H A L L Attorney at Law and Bef re the law was written down with parchment or with pen; Before the law made citizens, the moral law made men. * Law stands for human rights, but when it finis those rights to «ive. Then let law »lie, ray brother, but let human beings live. —Rev. Miller Hageraan. S t » a l E s t a t e .A-g-erct, M absufikld , O bhooj *. C O R P O R A T E PO W E R AND GREFD. C. A SE H L B R E D E , The Examiner on “ The Southern Pod He's Fight” - —Still Anarchistic. A T T O R N E Y >t 3 L . A . W Says tho Examiner of October 4: Roseburg, Oregon. The first steps taken to put into op Spoeial attention to matters before the Uosebuig land otfioe, the commissioner of tlie genera! land office and secretary ot tuo Ulterior at Washington. eration the plans for the Sau Jonouin D U . Y - H O L D E N d e n t is t , M ARSHFIELD, OIIEGON. o FFICE in the Hutcheson Building adjoining the Bank. . (h T. 1 • 0 Meets in N* ai Dow Lodge, No. C oqjille City every Tuesday evening. All members in good standing cordial?v invited. J .T . T hobnton , 0 . T. C. Wilkins, Secretary. F . A . & i l l e l I . U . /"'IOQU ILLE F. A. «fc 1. U. meets every V_y second and fourth Thursday nights in each month in Ooquille City, Coos county, Oregon. M ils . L bna J ohnson , boo. Bandon F A and I U Meets every second and fourth Friday mght3 in each month at Bandon, Coos county. Or. B. 0» G bovbb , 8 Valley railroad bring the men who have charge of tho enterprise against ■ the obstacles raised by the Southern Pacific Company. The San Joaquin Valley road threatens directly the control of the most profitable piece of the Southern Pacific’s property, Returns Were received from the of the carrying trade, by which the prunes shipped two road can charge any rates it pleases. carload of weeks ago-to Peveke Pro’s, Omaha. Tf competing lines nre built and sh vs the Hood River Glacier. The freight rates are forced down to the returns, though »ha best heard basis of the cost of service, the of for nny fruit shipped enst Southern Pacific securities will be s o far this season, were far from worth only from 25 to 50 per cent satisfactory. The receipts for the carload were $200 34. which just of their fnec. These .'acts doubtless about pays for tile boxes and work influence hankers to keep hands off of picking and packing, with noth- the San Joaquin Valley enterprise, ing left to pay for the fruit Mr. hut they should he of more influ Hill of Belmont shipped fifteen boxes of apples ill thin car, which ence in leading the bank commis did not sell for enough to pay sioners to warn the banks holding freight ami conitniesiou, leaving large amounts of these securities him in debt 38 cents. that their valuation is inflated; that O regrnian: One of the never- it must inevitably in the future failing features of the cargoes come down, and that a wido margin which the San Francisco steamers for safety should be demanded on carry away from the Coos and Curry county ports is poultry. all such loans. There Ihrifty farmers ard ranch.-rs But there is another side to the of the creeks and rivers are always San Joaquin Valley enterprise that turning off something—grain, wore, banks and capitalists should con hides, butter, eggs, frail, chickens, sider. The struggle of the South ducks, geese, turkeys, hogs. That ern Pacific to carry its immense cap is the kind of farming that pays, that paid in New England and later italization has put, a crushing tax on in Ohio, Iowa uud Illinois. the industries and lands of tho state. An Omaha judge who does not It, has cut down the returns of in like to have Ins official actions dustry until hundreds of merchants shown to the pnhlic has cited an and producers have been driven out editor to appear before him and of business and development has show enust why he should not be been checked. It has taken the adjudged iu contempt of court. company has exercised over the com merce of California. The Southern Pacific is ready to fight, and it has begun its contest from ambush. With a traffic that brings it $8,000,- parentlj safe margin a few yeais 000 a year iu jeopardy, it may be ago may thank the Southern Pacific expected to use every effort to kill company for the difficulties in which the rival road before it is fairly alive. they find themselves today. With MeetH nt Allianc» hnll on tho second and fonrlh Saturday evenings of each month. W m . B asob . Sec. chan*sto prevent subscriptions to tho ample security for the amounts due. The moneyed men of the com San Joaquin Valley road. The in- VEB r< >\ p. \. A L 0. meets in its R l now hall at Riverton every first ami llueiice that the Southern Pacific munity should not hold back from can wield among these classes is the San Joaquin enterprise to save third Saturday evenings of each month. O. A. K ully , Sec. C O U T H FOBK F. A. * I. U., No. *00 O meets every second Saturday at 2 p iu . Brothers of other lodges in good standing are invited to a tend with us. B. E. H ampton , secretary. I. O. o . F. Coquille Lodge N o.53 Meets at Coquille City every Saturday even ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing, cordially invited. C. W. W iutis . N. G. J. s. L vwhencb , R. S. Encampment. I O. O. F. Meets first mid third Thursdays in each a n i.th at Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial mvi- talion to visiting patriarchs in good stand in g . C. W . W h ic h . 0 . P . W . P eur y , S c r ib e . Chadwick Lodge, No- 68, A . F . and A . M., Meets at their hall on Saturday evenin'; on or before full moon in each uouth. Visiting brethren cordially in-'ited. W. Si* clair , W . M. T. R. Willard, Sue. G . A. ft. Q-en-Lytle Post N o-27. Meets at Coquille City, on every first Wednesday. Visiting comrads, in good standing, cordially invited. G . W. N o r t o n , Commander. H. H. N icn oL S , A d ju ta n t. Coquille Fishermans’ U N IO N 3&a.nd.olpU. Oregrcn, Will meet every fourth Saturday in each mouth till further notice. All members in good standing cordially invited to attend. JUM PED! SEE? LOTS AT BANDON 43 x 125 I feet, in tbe vicinity ol u * g parad? gronnd. for $ 1 2 5 each. Only a few lots at this price. For particulars in quire at the H erald office. S A L .E . j A ACRES o f land on Cunninpham ¿ ' l l * creek. 4 miles from Coquille City, the nw l4 and n % o f the sw Vi. sec 16, twp 28 s. r 12 w, covered with a fine body o f fir timber. P r^ e—$6 per acre; terms easy. ALSO. G I A ACRES, what is known as North Z t U Prairie. 4 miles east o f Langlois P. O.; a No 1 stock ratich. plenty o f out range. Price—$.r> per acre; will take in exchange valley property. Inquire oi ft38 W. P. W RIGHT. Dallas. Polk county,Or. ii B. B. PAULL & CO., REAL ESTATE DEALERS ARAGO, COCS COUNTY, OR. AVING had several years experience in the east, we feel confident we can give satisfaction to our patrons. Send us your lists of property, or come and seo us. H Coquillf River Property n Specialty. Correspondence promptly attended to. Onr commission H n*r cent o f sales. Our motto is, Live and Let Live. 48 tf] B. B. PAULL * CO. Photographs! Gallery six doors east of I. O O. F. Hnll. Samples and price» in gallery. C. W i i i . ktxs , Plioto. I t ò 16, 1894. NO. 11 A I V r u l l a r A r r iit r u l. “ A s ol d as tho hills” and never excell ed. “ Tried and proven” is the verdict o f millions. Simmons Liver Regu lator is tho i j | Better*^™ and Kidney medicine to which y o u can pin your faith for a cure. A m i l d laxa tive, and purely veg etable, act- w-v • J J ing directly / / Q on the Liver JL U l O an d K id neys. Try it. Sold by all Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry or made into a tea. Than T h e K in g o f L iv e r M e d ic in e s . I “ I have used your.Simmons Liver Uegt* lator and can eonaeieneiouwly say It is the king of all liver medicines, I consider it a medicine chest in itself.—GBo. W. JAClfc- BON, Tacoma, Wa«hiugton. « -E V E R Y P A C K A G E “« Has Z Stamp in red on wrapper A queer nccideut happened the 2 year old (hniL’ Iiter i f County Re (•order Wallers last seek. She and her elder sister played while the latter buttoned her shoes, and by accident the end of the lO.incii buttonhook she used penetrated the little one’s eye »o the depth of an inch or more and the hook fas. teneil in the tissues of the eyeball. The elder sister tried to disengage it, but failing, screatn"d for iter mother, and w hen the latter enteied the room the younger child was running around trying to pull the book out. It was several minutes before the instrument was finally disentangled. The eye whs poul ticed, nnd after a few days was as well as usual.— Corvalis Times. News; In the case of Judge Nosier ngairst thp railroad com pany, he got a judgment for the amount he had paid on the subsidy. Tho R . R. lawyers are confident that the decision will be rfvetsed by the supreme court, and N sler’s lawyers are equally confident that it won’ t. 0 0 0 8 BAY M o aoJ 81018 M s C. IN. PATERSON, Prop. great. by the railroad’s power over freights. The banks of San Frau cisco are large holders of bonds and stocks of the subordinate corporations of the Southern Pacific as <• > for loans. The a large borrower. teral Pacific is Its managers have discounted the future of the H om e “ When I was a hoy,” said Mr. Hashin Swift, “ it was no trick at rdl for me to handle « horse. I ’d take the wildest kind of an animal and run him once around the track, and then he’d be broke.” “ I sup pose you enjoyed that more than the horse did?” “ lg u e s s s o But the horse got even. Now lie runs aionnd the track once, and when Le gets through I'm broke.” and F arm Worth Thinking; About, for They Arc Oom- insr. I2 Q DOLLARS in combination with the CO QU ILLE | | C ITY H E R A LD for the price of our j paper alone. To every subscriber 1 who renews now anil pays $2 in I n Y o u r O w n L o c a l i t y advance we will send him made easily and honorably, without capi PER MONTH HOME AND FARM FREE, '-1 • ■ , v titfesa tf received withtn M j days will be ibr l year boldly p r i n t e d on rummea ^labels. ' 6^BSS guaranteeing r cu.vt jn>ers m+SmBm ___ ._ V Hirers you’ll receive, L probably, ehouaands of IF valuable Ixtoks, paper«, - Hum plea,magszlnee,«lo. UH. A l l f r e o end m th parcel on«* of vour printed uddrese labele pasted thereon. E X T R A ! We wlU . also print and i«rep*y posiege on M of yotir label eddre»6«e to yon . rbloU ' stick on your t-Hveiopee, tr^ks, etc.,1 to , prevent ih«*i. being lost. J. A. W a r , ? o f ReLdsvIUe, N. writes “ From i my 25 cent address la your l.^tetnl) Directory i*ve received nivkxit.odr« , iale*N uitd oner •••• “ u r o e le ( M a U . My nddreeses you scath > among publisher» end manufitctui v lire arriv ing dally, «»n valuable nal ' o f moil from ell i**rts o f ibe \ A llures*— WORLD’S FAIR DIR E C TO RY CO., No 2U3 Girard and Fraukford avennea, . Philadelphia, Pa. JSTETW BLACKSMITH SHOP! CcQriLL* C ity , | D ran e A M c A d a m s , P r o p r ie t o r s . LL Kinds o f farm work solicited. Horse shoeing and plow work a specialty •Supplies for logging work, wertgen, d o g s riugs. cant-hooks and everything used # in logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f Pio- aeei Feed stable. n35tf A J. J. B A K E R ’S Livery, Fees ! Sals Stalles, P A TEN TS . REASO NABLE P R IC E S . Regu’ t ips with fine hneks connecting with Uu;;.. Rosuburg: two trips daily to and from I, uille City, making prompt connection with river steamers, stuge lines and ocean steameis at Coos bay. tal, during your spare hours. Any man, woman, boy, or girl cun do the work hand or two papers for the price of one. ily, without experience. Talking un HOM E AND FARM is recog necessary. Notliing like it for money making ever offered before. Our workers nized as the leader in enter; rising ! always prosper. No time wasted in agricultural journalism. It ha.- re learning the business. W e teach you In cently been enlarged to 16 pages, a night how to succeed from the first hour. You car make a trial without ex and is mure attractive than ever. Its pense to yourself. W e start you, ftirnish list of contributors contains the everything needed to carry on the busi names of practical farmers all over ness successfully, and guarantee you tho country. Its Home Department against failure if you but follow our simple, plain instructions. Reader, if is unsurpassed. Its department de you are in need o f ready money, and voted to children is a well-spring of | want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your pleasure in every household. iF*LRoliew your subscription to \ address, aud we will mall you a docu Proud father (to friend) — This is my youngest hoy. Frank, this is Mr. J u ’ koon Frank (b rig h tly )— cific. The continued rule of that Is that ’ he man tf v ui mamma corporation will bankrupt the state, said y f ; h i day thu lie had more and tho bankruptcy of tho people money tl, > braids of the state is something more seri the . “ Tb ty ’ ’ ' ous than the bankruptcy o f ’ the . rich pi ilcsopfief, " iglit,' Southern Pacific. Commercial free uiy boy ‘ I - i , uean the H eiiai - d and’ get this great agri dom means prosperity to California that I »hi.i.Ill have Jieen rich, cultural and homo journal FREE FOR ONE YEAR. and to every interest in it. And the as you a«.,, when a \ ung man.” For sample copy of Homo nnd first step in sight to commercial I don’ t believe Mrs. Jenks is Farm write to “Home and Farm, freedom is the building of the San W illie's own mother. Mamma — Louisville, Ky.,” or call at this office. W h y not? W ell, 1 was there 15 Joaquin Valley railroad. minutes today and she never said -------------- ------ — — don't to him ouco. The merchants are reached embarrassment to tho Southern Pa The day of discriminations iu rates and difference iu the treatment of shipments, is not over. Bunks and capitalists are reached by thetr inter est in Southern Pacific securities. - 3000 PANELS or MM "ms At the Rosebnrg election held T W O Manufacturer of Marble Monument«, Hea I- M YRTLE POINT, OR. last week Messrs. Shape, Strong, gtones. Tablets, eta. F O R O N E . Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping lands throughout tho stato has W r i g h , Rice and Rapp were or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or elected trustees; F. W . Carroll, fallen to a disastrous extent. The By special arrangements with the der. Correspondence solicited from parties S I N G L E and D O U B L E R I G S , marshal; F. M. Zigler, recorder, F IN E T E A M S, | living in the country or other towns *h o capitalists and banks who loaned and J. Cox treasurer. publishers we are able to offer j may wish anything in my lino of business, S A D D L E -H O R S E S i M a r s h f i f l u ..................................O b fo money on country lands on an nj - — AT— Sumner F A. and I U. 3STo 2 5 m and threatens indirectly and by its profits from the farmers ami fruit example the absolute rule that the growers until the value of farming Tho corporation has opened its fair freight rates the owners would silent warfare by using its power bo prosperous, the interest would with banks, capitalists and mer- be paid and the lands would he Coauille i C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OREGON, TU E S D A Y . OCTOBER AND BURGEON. C o q u l le J . o L°>. WALTi R CDIA M.».. vin y r r f M a r f M A R L IN ^ «1 1 RIFLES Made In all styles and sires. Lightest, I I strongest, easiest working, safest, simplest, | B most accurate, most compact, n»d most I 1 modern. For sale l>y all dealers 1» arms. [ Catalogues mailed free by ment giving you all the particulars. T R U E & CO., Box 400, Augusta, Maine. IF YOU WANT The Marlin Tiro Arms Co., N ew H aven , C onn ., U. S. A. IN F O R M A T IO N ABOUT P E N S IO N S A g ( nt— BunkPr is a social phi losopher. Caller— In what respect ? for themselves. The company has People's Advocate, which asks its Agent— He never kicks when we notice to m o m s . thus been loaded with obligations AD D R ESS A LE TT E R OR P O STA L CAR D TO readers to study the measures pro dun him repeatedly for bis rent. that it has to struggle to meet. It He ju»t moves. There was never a time in the his posed : tory of our country when the de- is a borrower for current expenses. The Initiative, which gives the maud for inventions and improve It borrows evei to pay its interest. A ^’.nuTffllii" Sol «»me. J O H N V V E D D E R B U R N , Managing Attorney, peoplo the power to compel the Passing through Hudson street with ments in the arts nud sciences gen P. O . B os 403, And 10 get money it has pi dged . . . . . Wnshiugton, D . C . The legislature to put in form all such a friend, I chanced to pass the establish erally was st great as now. Honorably disolmrped soldiers aud sailors who served ninety days, or over, in th® late securities till tho hanks hold them conveniences of mankind in the fac ment of a i:.?n of “ folders and repack- war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether laws as they may initiate or demand up to the limit of safety. ers’ ’ of dry floods. Before* the door wore tory and workshop, tho household, disability was caused by service or not, and regardless o f their pecuniary eirenmstances, by a preliminary > otc to be referred a hundred or more little bales of goods, WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether tou'dier’ s on the furm, aud in official life, death It is thus not surprising that the was due to army service or not if now dependent upon their own labor for sup back to thorn for adoption or re bearing odd markings, but showing that require continual accessions to the port. Widows not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’ s death hanks and capitalists who hold those thv>y were destined lor a firm in Texas, jection; also. appurtenances aud implements of was due to service. CHILDREN are entitled (if under lfl years) in almost all cases where there was no doing business iu a town near tho Mex bonds and stocks as security for each in order to save labor, time and widow, or she has sinoe died or remarried. The Referendum,which permits all ican lino. advances should hesitate to encour PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died In expense. The political chnuge in “ Do you know,” asked my compan legislative enactments to bo re service, or from eff«*cts of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for age an enterprise the first effect of ion, “ why fiioso goods aro put up in tho administration of government support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wat or in regular ferred to tho people for their rati does not affect the progress of the army or navy. such small packages?” which would be to lessen the value Soldiers of the late war. pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under fication by vote before they become Upon replying in tho negative he con American inventor, who being on of the collateral. Banks and capi other laws, withont losing nnv t ights. laws; also, tinued: “ They are to lie smuggled across tho alert nnd ready to percoiv the Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled talists understand fully that tho The Imperative Mandate, which tho Mexican line. The goods are pur existing deficiencies, does not. permit to higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pen sioned. but also for others, whether due to servi e or n«»t. chase d in their original packages and capitalization of the Southern Pa gives the people the light to vote delivered hen». Tho wooden boxes aro the affairs of the government to deter j Soldiers nnd sailors disabled iu line o f duty in regular army or navy sinoe the war are also entitled, whether discharged for disability or not. cific properties is enormously be men out of office at nny time if discarded, and the goods subjected to him from quickly conceiving the Survivors, ana their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Seminole or remedy to overcome existing discrep Florida Indian wars of 1832 t.o 1842. nre entitled nnd« r a recent act. yond their value, if this value is they fail to servo tho public, and hydraulic pressure and baled. Each MEXICVN W \U SOLDIERS nnd their widows also entitled, if 62 yearn o f nge or d is ancies. Too great care cannot Le judged either by the original cost of then elect such officers as will be bale contains about 00 pieces, or half the or dependent. exercised in choosing a competent abled numbi r ot an ordinary dry goods case. Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted construction or the present cost of true to the people; also, ” The goods are then shipped to Tex and skillful attorney to prepare and under later laws or not. Rejected clai s reopened nnd settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal. building parallel lines. The capi Proportional representation,which as, and fill marks removed. When all prosecute an application for patent. Certificates o f service and discharge obtained for soldiers aud sailors of the late wai talization of the Southern Pacific secures the representation of all is arranged, some night the little bales Valuable interests have been lost and who have lost their original pnpers. are slung across the backs o f ranks, Send f«>r laws and information. No charge for advice. No fee unless successful. properties as given in the company’s parties in proportion to their nu two bales to each animal, and with an destroyed in innumerable instances THE PRESS CLAIMS CO., returns to tho Railroad Commission merical strength, thereby providing armed escort tho train procee ds over the by the employment of incompetent JOHN Vr’ EDDEKBUUN, Muuagina Attorney, counsel, and especially is this advice border to somo distributing point in for a true representative govern- P .O . Box 4«3. Washington, D. 0 . iu 1802 was as foiion». Mexico, where the goods nre sold to M ex applicable to thoRe who adopt the Central Pacific........................... $1 R6.9Du.fi80 ‘‘No patent, no pay” system. Inven ican traders at a good profit. Southern Pacific.......................... 11Z.A10.1100 “ Smuggling in this manner is quite tors who entrust their business to Northern Railway...................... Ifif.Hlr,,““'* California Paoitio........................ lS.SVo 5110 Exchange: I d Georgia female extensively carried on between this 1 this class of attorneys do so at im Banth Pacific Coast..................... ll.o00.0tJ0 country and Mr v,Vo, the United States minent risk, as the breadth and Northern California................... 2.-014.000 prisoners are hired out to work on the plantations ns m.-L are. Thi getting in return for its dry goods, sirength of the patent is never con f;i'.'«,S74.480 state’s lease price for a convict, w hieli are the most easily handled, cheap sidered in view of a quick endeavor Besides this great total the Cen $12 80 a year, is the same for a Mexican coffee and cigars. ” —New York , to get an allowance nnd obtain Herald. tral Pacific owes $34,703,290 to the woman as for a man. On Capt. j the fee then duo. TH E PRESS A m e r i c a 's O nly F r o i t le w H elt. ! CLAIM S COMPANY, John Wed- government in unpaid interest on Maddox’s plantation of 6000 acres What taaupFooad to to» tho only frnat- derburn, General Manager, 618 F a large part of the working force bonds, a sum not included in the cit-r^at Bargra-ins In IT2eal Estate! lose licit in the United States lies be is composed of female convicts street, N. 5V., Washington, D. C., above, making a total debt against They go to work at sunrise ai d tween tho cily of Los Angeles and the representing a large number of im The L E H N H E R R additioc to Myrtle Point has been recently plat the companies of about $360,001 1,000. return it sunset. Each woman Pacific ocean, ft traverses tho foothills portant daily and weekly pnpers, as ed and placed on the market, and is offered so cheap and on auch of tho Calmonga rango and has an ele has her mule, and they take erea’ This stupendous debt-—a debt vation o f between 200 and 400 feet. In well ns general periodicals of the easy terms that partie» wishing to purchase property in the henti- more than half that owed by the priile in keeping them in good con breadth it is jierhaps threo m ilee. T he country, was instituted to protect its fnl town of Myrtle Point should take a 1 >r at this addition before dition. They nr. not shackled, but V.aters o f the Pacific are visible from patrons from the unsafe me. hods government of the United States— there is a gnnrd Tor every ten I it, nnd the proxim ity o f tho ocean has heretofore employed in this line of purchasing elsewhere. W o only ask rni -foti. h down, balance from is vastly greater than the value of women. These guards carry pis- ; of coarse something to d o w ith banish* Fine acrage property adjoining this addi buriness. The said company is pre one to two years’ tim e. the property behind it. The Cen tols. while those for male convicts ing frosts. During the w inter season pared to take charge of all patent tion for sale cheap. J. A . L eh n h k k h , agent, M yrtle Point, O r. tral Pacific, capitalized for $1.56,999,- carry guns. T up women plow, dig, thia tract pioduces tomatoes, peas, business entrusted to it for reason beans and other tender vegetables, and G80, is declared by a railroad orgau hoe, and are expert as the men. here the lemon flourishes, a tree that is able fees, and prepares nnd prose to he worth for foreclosure only Court began last week at Pen. j pecu liarly snsceptible to cold . T ropical cutes applications generally, includ ing mechanical invention', '-sign $13,000,000. The Pacific Railway dleton. The civil (locket, while of trees m ay be also cultivated with suc cess, and in connection w itn this fart it patents, trade-marks, labels, copy The coming Center o f Coos County. ordinary length, contains only one Commission estimated that it could is interesting to know that a part o f tho rights, interferences, infringem* its, case of inucli importance, and that favored territory has been acquired by validity reports, nnd gives especial be duplicated for $3.5,000,000. The is the damage suit of Mrs. Laurena Los Angeles for park purposts, and it It is actual value of nil the pro)>erties, A. McFarrau against Umatii.a is only a question o f tim e when the city attention to rejected cases. on the basis of cost of building, county. The plaintiff drove off a w ill have the unique distinction of pos also prepared to enter into competi tion with any firm in securing for would probably be little if any bridge one and one half miles west sessing the only tropiral park in the For further information apply to the U nited btates. Strange to say, only eign patents. of Helix on June 13, 1894, sustain above $100,000,000. Write for instructions and advice. ing injuries which she alleges will the m idw ay region of the Cabnenga The only way in which the capi J o b s W ru n r a m R.v, mnke Iter a permanent cripplp and range is freo from frost, the lower part 618 F «treat, talization of $360,000,000 can be for which she asks damages in thei o f the valley being occasionally visited. I I P. O. Box 38(5.1 At East Marshfield, Oregon. -—N ew Y ork Evening Post. AVashington. D C , 1 carried is to have a clear monopoly sum o f $10,000. roads to secure an immediate profit W e clip the following from tho THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY A‘IJr«“ Look H ere! C O M E A -E U N N IN G ! E a s t M a r s h f ie ld , R. R. Lots are now on the Market. COOS B A Y LAND COM PANY
