Coquille City herald., October 16, 1894, Image 4

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A N ew England farmer, who is inter­
ested in the subject und has inspected a
large number of burns in several states,
Per God. and ilone and Salive Lund.
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There ie a phase o f the question
to which we wish to call the espe­
cial attention o f our farmer friends.
It is this:
License money does
not decrease your taxes one cent;
but the saloons do increase your
taxes enormously.
You are not
taxed to bnild sidewalks, light the
streets, or do any o f tbe things it
ie claimed tbe license money does
/o r tbe town. But you are taxed,
and that right heavily, to pay tbe
county’s bills for courts, jails, poor-
houses, care o f tbe insane and
things like that.
NVLat do these
courts do? Examine the docket of
the county where liquor is sold aud
see if whisky is not at the bottom
o f fully one-half tbe criminal cases.
— Mary Allen West.
T o license a man to Bell rum
because he will break law and sell
without license if you dou’t, is
simply to compound felony and
reward a criminal for his crime.—
John B. Finch.
Tbe saloon is the organized
expression of Satan’s kingdom on
earth. Yet we license 3IX),000 men
to make drunkards, put their gains
iu our coffers, their servauts in
power, their greed in government.
— Mary T. Lathrop.
There are now the 1730 brewer-
eries and 4791 distilleries iu tbe
United States.
Sonth Dakotans will vote nt the
coming election on giving the full
school ballot to women.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Everyihii.g up to Bate and Complete.
(Marshfield S n n .)
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The railroad carpenters will go
cut to the Beaver Hill mine thin
week to erect a store and a number
o f tenement buildings.
Prof. J. M. Peebles and Miss
, Rl,„e NorlOD> we„ known in Co,«s
county, were married nt Albany t
DIAGRAM OF MODERN BARN,
T o aid D igestion tak e ono S m a ll Bllo Boor»
! last month. Tbe Sun extends cou-
titer eatin g. 26e. per b ottle.
gives the benefit of his observations and
1 gratulations.
experience to others through the col­
M. KroU aud family now occupy
Prof. A. N. Knight, ex-countx umns of The Farm Journal. He says:
Mrs. Hollan’s place below town.
In most instances I have been pleased
school superintendent, has had
Gunrantecd to euro Bilious A tta c k s and
charge of
Prirfessor G 'li d e u V to note a growing demand for conven­
ConsUpuUou, S m all Bile Beaus.
T. J. Alexander of Riddles classes at tbe academy, during the iences and space that w ill house a larger
, I absense of tiie latter at the Grand proportion of stock or crops to the square
served onr community with i
yard o f roof surface than has been done
Lodge, K. o f P.
by the shelters raised by our forefathers.
nice tomatoes last week.
Miss
Bessie
Howard,
while
com­
Tile determination is also manifest to
Cure for C olds, Fevers nnd General D e­
b ility . S m all Bile IlcuiiS. 26c. larr bottle.
ing down the steps at Mrs. Horse protect the manure heaps ns well as
John CliDton puts in about fall’s school yesterday morning, stock aud implements. A fter giving
much thought to the subject I have
30,000 feet of timber daily for missed her footing aud fell ami drawn a plan of some features which tho
broke
Imr
arm.
Dr.
McCoruiac
Adnm Pershbaker, nt Prosper.
modern model should contain, with
redi ced the fracture.
greater or less modifications. It does
P u tu p ln n est wntch-Bbnj*od b ottles, si iprar
couted. S m all Bile Beaus. L&c. per bottle-
A scowload o f coal—75 tons— not embrace everything, anil yet for
Uncle Bird Vowell was up from was takon to the government works dairying and stock feeding its mam
The coni came from features are invaluable, as it saves time
Bnndon last week and spent several this week.
and labor without being more expensive
dnys. ' He has valuable property tin-* Beaver Hill mine, in which than if it were built after tho old time
Manager Graham is interested.
plans.
here.
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O n e S m a ll Bilo Bean ev ery night f o r a
w eek arouse Torpid Livers. 25c. per bottle.
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(C o o s B a y M ew s.)
Or I.a Grippe, tliom-h ocm.ionsRv rpl-
i’ -mie, is ahvai s more nr 1- is ¡ ;■ wM/mr.
Vhe best rH»’ >i..*v fi-r t v , cumpluhit
is A y e r's Ch erry Pectoral.
I s-t Piale», I pits tri. ii tt.'vn w " ,
T.aCi lppe. At tint*. I wits completely y- .
t-stril, tori so CIS! -l it wn i try breath ■ ;
I it my hrea.t s-, n. , 1
if rnnlin-u In : a
I'.in C,"|*. t pr f m l a lint to of Ayi
1 Try Pretor:-. I, anil no sooner Inal 1 1 . n
t ..¡a * It than relief follow.!». I «•::!.! n<:
Lovetbat tho effect wouV ¡tesoro ' tri. 1 s
cvosocom-lete. It hi.t:!yu
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psodia o f E u e £3 and Events,
B roosfit Down to Jaaue.ry
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have a novel and attractive cover, v. id c m ar­
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net. sure to cure
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ïltid ris* T U i : ft 'O U L U , .Yetv i ’o r k fit:/.
N othing is said in relatiou as to how
the stables are to be divided. This is a
The train brought over 1300 sal subject which each man m ust decide for
A new worthy chief wns elected |
mon from the Cuqnijle Monday .
^cording to the stock, crops
at the last meeting o f the Good evening for the Ernpiie cannery. and local conditions. It w ill be found
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Templare, and tho choice fell on
Jack Woods was over from the usually most satisfactory to keep the
horses
and
cow
or
sheep
stalls
in
long
WASHINGTON.
D. C.
our young frieud Bird Nosier.
Coquille last week with a load of
T ttf N a tio na l T r ib i ’ S h I s mow entering upon tta
T h ey Increase appetite, p u r ifv tho whole
produce, and took home a cargo of rows on the first floor, and clear the sta­ ITtii
vearof plienontfeial suo'e-ej.
bles after the stock has been turned out
system und act on the liver. Bile B u m s Small.
No o*!i«r (hint y weekly In the country lias had such
O d o r b a y mnckeral with him, which
a growth, u.vd inai lUil. od It so steadily
by o p e n in g trapdoors into the pit below.
Will Hood, ranchman o f the he milted down for winter use.
It (<oes Into every CouiCy in the United states, and
A v e r y successful farmer whom I visited
has clubs of Kuhecrl era at nearly every Postoilice.
Rural neighborhood, left early last
1ms gullied this pro d position solely on iu rnerUa
The Empire cannery ran short iu Dutchess county, N . Y ., lias the m a­ <u> It a lib
lily Interesting family newspaper.
week for a visit in Santa Rosa, of tin Irsl week, and fish were re. nure hauled out and spread every day in
por tlje Year 1894
Cal., where he will spend the win­ fused for a few days until a supply the year, excepting when overdriven
during harvest. During this time the It will he marie much better and more *t tract I ve thaï
could,
be
pot.
On
Monday
the
a iX),)Umr leu*
»etc
ter.
manure is left in the pit and got out for . 1res, It While
will co s’
cannety was again taking fish.
top dressing mowings directly after the
Frnnk Poore nnd Fred Garrison
mjt
CP
G. M. Short has rnturned from rush. W h ere the splendid economy of
o f Coaledo took out 15 head o f i Snlem a full-fledged attorney, hav­ daily drawing is practicable it is possi­
calves last Thursd y, but in cross­ ing passed a very creditable exam­ ble to construct chutes or troughs just j H’fli' illHtot'u. "y men who actually served and
potixlit in the struyicie.
ing tbe long bridge north side one ination. We congratulate Grundy beneath the trapdoors which w ill hold i Short Stories .>f Romance, Travel, Expe one«
from one to ten loads, according to tho nut adventure, by loadim: xvilte
aud
wish
him
B
.ccessiu
his
chosen
uphold! y t* e c.iu^e of the vete-ans,
broke a leg betweeu the planks and
amount o f stock kept, and which can bo an Editorial*
d maintaining the liisrlu«t loyalty to the Govern­
profession.
made to discharge their contents into a ment and the promotion of tbe best interests of tbe
bad to b ed ¡posed of.
whole people.
Snlinou to the value of about wagon after it has backed under them.
iVttshl n f/ to n iVeie*. Full accounts of vvhut Is
place ai tbe se t of Government; careful r®.
Miss Rosa Alumbaugli, an excel­ 93000 have nlre: d y been p u i c h a s e d
A successful way of making such a taking
ports or all important m eters in 1 *.» igress and lb»
|V»p irimente: lt <. 'ip about nubile men.
lent teacher o f the lower river, has by the Empire c a D n e r y from Co­ trough is to use two inch plank to cover Executive
Household D e p a r t m e a t . Edited by a lady of
Some of the a frame made Y shape out of tw o by four National reputation.
bevu in this place for a few days quille fishermen.
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a n d S. o f F. X e i r s , innr«
inch scantling, one side of the V to be
nil com n! etc hu pi dished by any oilier paper.
arranging for the organization of bay fishermen are also selling their hinged at the top and closely held against ftill
A f f r i e n l t n r a l D e p a r t m e n t , carefully edited
fisb to the cannery, while others its m ate at the bottom by a heavy bolt bv practical men.
a class in penmanship. She is a are salting.
Genera! Xetrs. carefully compiled.
'Fu v; N ational Tin bunk h s r’ctly non-partl/jin.
’ be withdrawn
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and thoroughly Am d m Tr believes m the greatest
most worthy young lady and well
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u.w
of
a
lever.
Otto Schetter has returned fi v
rood to the -m-.i -t mi a ter o’.' "or •eo .le, and the
iu NutiouAl
qualified to teach penmanship.
. extend to within a bUhest develo .ueut <*1 our m».; mioud—
the city, nnd again holds forth
unity am' exalte 1 lo ally.
of
tho
wagon
box,
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There will be a grand masquer­ the Western Union office.
i w ill not need to
ade ball nt Libby on the 20th. intentjnn, when he went beli .
fr íe ? .
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Nivih nto tho carts 01
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was to have an operation perform
The dance will be given under the for the benefit of his eyesighl, I
ermed
a
gravity
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c’ni- h r<
r to Rive more and bettor loader io me «un.
nuspices of the Libby Silver Cor­ a specialist advised him to do not
nral 11 law .. IS
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in noo-.l.pr p nor li u e. nouyndiffMl«
a good time. For full perticulars that his sight would not be further j d u d in g ensilage anil other heavy sub- ©j* bollrr-pluie inc.l'fr. Address-
T H E N A T I O N A L T R IB U N E ,
I stances, no lifting nor high pitching be­
and means o f transportation see impaired.
t729 NEW YOHK AV£.,
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liver, biliousness, rliouniatisn, lxulijcsiion, .
hvadache aud kidney and llvor
troubles witliout gilplng or leaving any traco of C O N S T IP A T IO N , which
is tho primo cause of nil sickness, bowaro of It ¿jetting habitual and chronic with you,
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D r. Price’ s Cream B ak ing p o w d e r
W o rld ’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
ing require«!. It is erected iu a sidehill,
from tlie highest point of which wagons
loaded m'e driven luto the peak at tlie
gable end. W here a plank incline is re-
[The following pathetic words
have been received by us from an
intelligent citizen of Nebraska who
is in correspondence with a party
here and expects to move here this
winter.
He has no further use for
the regular crop of that state--heat,
dust, cyclones and blizzards. — E d .
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c o q u il l e
I ’ ve reach ed th e la n d o f d uat an d h e a t,
W h e n ' n o th in g rtowr fo r m an to e a t;
T h e w ind th a t M o w s tlie b u r n in g h eat
O ’ er all th e se p la in s is h ard to b e a t .
C horus —
O h , N e b ra sk a la n d , sw ee t N e b ra sk a la n d .
A s on our b u rn in g so il 1 s ta n d ,
I lo o k aw ay across 1 lie p lain s
A n d w on d e r w hy it never ra in s,
T i ll G a b r ie l b lo w s w ith tru m p et so u n d
A n d sb.ys th e ruin h a s ¿¿on« a ro u n d .
SHOWING DRIVE, FLOORS, SILOS, ETC.
qnired, an extra heavy timber frame
should first be erected and then well
planked. This portion of the edifice
should be made as short as possible by
filling in the approach. A n extreme case
is shown in the second cut, including
T h e fa rm e r tioes in to h is corn ,
\tul tin* e he s ta n d s nnd lo o k s fo r lo r n ;
the heavy frame required for such a
| H e lo o k s as th ou gh h * is m noh sh ock ed
length of incline and platform.
I 'J oB ee th e sh a te b u s m issed t h e s ta lk .
Directly beneath the drive floor the
Wt> h a v e n o w h e at, w e h ave n o o a t s —
thrashing floor is located, and this may
I W e h ave n o corn to fe e d our n h o a ts:
be filled full to the drive floor if desired
| ( j o r ch ic k e n « are too p oor to e a t,
through trap doors or removable sections
A u d p ig« g o sq u e a lin g dow n th o st r e e t .
in the drive floor. N o ensilage curriers,
O u r h orses are o f bron ch o race,
hay forks nor machinery nor time for
S ta r v a t io n stares thorn in th e f a c e ;
driving them w ill ever be required in
W o d o n ot livo. we o n ly s t a y —
$100 Reward $100.
such a barn. The stock enters the first
W e are too p oor t o g e t aw ay.
The readers of this paper will bo pleased
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floor from a level, and the manure is
t.> learn that there is at least on® dreaded
drawn oat through a large door on the
disease that science ,iHsh» en able to cure in
low*,*r hillside. On th u side also mowers
all it« staues, nnd that is Catarrh. Hull's
Catarrh Care is the only positive care known
and other machinery and farm rolling
to (he medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
That Democratic wonder, the New stock are run in out of the weather. The
constitutional disease requires a constitu­
Weekly World, ha« juttl posts of this barn are 18 by 80, and the
tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is York
taken internally, acting directly upon the chauged its weekly into a TWICE- roof is a quarter pitch.
blood and nmcons surfaces of the system, A-WEEK juqicr, and you can now
In the first cut is represented at A ,
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease and uivim; the patient strength by pet the two papers a week fo r tlie platform and floor; B, thrashing floor;
O , dung pit; D . cows or sheep; E. wagons
building un the constitution and ««sisting same old price —$1 a year.
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
and machines; F , underground founda-
Think
of
it!
The
news
from
New
j have so much faith in its curative power«, v i -
i a a .
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tion; II. silos. In the second cut is shown
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for \ ..r k r ig h t nt y o u r floo r fre sh every #t A
latform an(,
b . tl.ru.hing
any case that it fails to cure. Send for list
three days— 104 pnpers n year—aud floor. J, nmler«rouiul fonn.lation; H,
of ti'Htimoniuls. Address,
your home pi.per Tho H e r a l d nil for gii,,9; i, drive: L. s u p D n r u .
F. J. CHENEY t CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
O n ly $ 3 .S 5 !
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u r s o i d by druggists, 75 cents.
ALMOST A NEW YORK DAILY.
Eyery member o f tbe Woman’s
• Christian Temperance Union is
( * o i i f l o Y IU * M » u ri lo ll< ‘l'o r iu .
asked by Miss Willard to celebrate
Tha Methodist con fore nee con­
Ex-Judge .lunitiM Ilocbester, who
tbe twenty-tirst birthday o f tbe
national organization by sending cluded its nomini session nt Oregon had been lying in the city jail the
NV© tak e th is o p p o rtu n ity o f in fo r m in g
l>aat week, charged with obh.inint!
one new subscription to the Union City Monday o f last week. Bishop
onr HiilworiberH th a t th e u e w C ou n u ission r
money
under
false
pretensY»
Ity
ot
P en sio n « h i« b een a p p o in te d .
l i e is an
Fitzgerald presi, led. Rev. II. A.
Signal.
means of a worthless clievk, has o ld so ld ier, an d w»- b elieve t h a t g old ie m and
Renani), former!' stationed here. heeu released from e'lslialy. '1 he their lo irs w ill receive ju s tic e at u ’ s n a n d s. .
Mrs. J. K. Barney, superintend­
ent o f jail and prison work for tbe has Been appoint J presiding elder matter w h s se.’ led by his brother, Mdio.-iV i. .'b' lVn' 11 o * " j li. Tn i ! • i t o'.. 1 '''o
of Willamette district, ai d the fol- l ’ ercv
W. Kochester, of
¡Seattle. t*n*i«>n affairs nmirr th«-n.'w rrinui*.
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V» o would advise, however, that lT. S.
W orld’s W. C. T. U., will go to .
lowing appointments oiful^ for t )is, j I tie ♦‘X-JUuge 19 novv OU I l l s way to soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
England in October to hold evan­ ( k .
I I v: t i l __
Missouri to leforrn. H i s great l«> m a 1«!. a p p lic a tio n a t o n y a . if t h e . have
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f o n . l n . a * for „«mblimr » » ‘ a l r . a d i Y l » » » a . in o r d e r to a.<m re th e
gelistic meetings nnder the aus­ the «..geburg district: H . S . & h a n -
i?le D r e s i d i a t ! elder- K o s e b u r i r a n d T11‘ ^ 1v,l(' B , , . n‘ M ,,r
hen.flt o f the « nrlv m in e o f their ,1mm.
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le,
p|i'er,
nosenurg
ana
„bn-h
cau*e,l
him emlless trouble.
there ,i„.uM '>e ,uy f.itnrc t»„.„,n
pices o f the British Woman's
Oakland,
J.
A.
Crutchfield;
Myrtle
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Eve,line
l’elecram
le c isln tio n .
s ich la g ia ia tip n i . »«lU om
Temperance Association.
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fo
re tr o a c tiv e .
T h e r e fo r e it is o f ¿ o a t im -
Ureok circuit, »1. r . \Y allace; Grant S ;
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o ortan c e th at ap plionti<m s be tiled in the
The laws for the sale of liquors
Passund Woodvilla, W. J. F e n to n ;! The H erald does the best job
in Norwsy on tho Gothenburg sys­
Medforil nnd Soda SnrihDs. John w o r k R n i' Ht m o ®* reasonable prices. Chi|,ir.„
,.a r i u :a . , « r r mforn a n o n in
0
reyard t o peti«it»n m a tte r s , th e y sh ould
tem have been amended with the
w rite to T kk P hkss C l v i m i C o m c a s t , at
L. Jone«; Sniu'« Valley circuit, J.
hope of lessening the sale.
One
>VashiiiKton. D . C .. nnd they will pr* pare
W. Bryant; Appi,-gale circuit, G
P J M f ¥ s a ^ l l ;B a i 9 i :K i w H
» 1 «end tlo» n e c e -* n r v n pp l;c«ti< i if tl:* v
is that a license cannot be given iu
Und th e m e n t itle d m u te r t h e n u m e r o u s law «
a town except by a majority vote E. Kirk; KlHinath Full« circuit, K.
Beet (outrb Syrup. T « « t « Good. TJm P«l
e x a cted ft>r th e ir b en efit. A d d r e ss.
,
f L 1-* -J j w s
© 1 til
H H K SS C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
o f all men aud women over tweuty- C. Oglesby; tVquilbi City circuit,
M f lig K t U f iia iie iijM K I i
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San Francisco 1ms a Lnw aud
Order League, an outgrowth of poster s.
the temperance congress.
Every mother should know that
The number of hard drinkers croup can be prevented. The first
living today in the United Statos symptom of true croup is hoarseness.
This is followed by a peculiar rough
is estimated to be 2,500,000.
cough.
If Chamberlain’s Cough
Between the ages of twenty-five Remedy is given freely as soo n as
and thirty, where ten total abstain­ the child becomes hoarse or even
ers die, thirty-one moderate drink­ after tho cold lias developed it will
prevent an nttnek. 50 cent bottles
ers die.
for sale by S. L. Lenevo.
At a Demorest medal contest
Tbe presbytery o f
southern
held iu tbe college at Pirucicabn,
Oregon wns held at Oakland, Doug­
Brazil, the president-elect of the
las county, last week.
The dis-
republic was preseut amt pre­
enssiou o f the home mission work
sented the medal.
resulted in instructions to the home
Every dollar o f the circulating
mission board foraidio the following
medium iu the United States goes
sums to the following field: Ash
each year over the bar o f the sa­
land, £150; Jacksonville, Plucnix
loon or tbe counter of the tobac­
and Eagle Point, £400; Klamath
con ist—Omaha Bee.
Falls, 9500; Bnndon, 9600; Marsh­
T be International Peace Con­ field, 9600; Myrtle Point, 9550;
gress adopted a memorial to lie I l o s e b u r g , $ 4 0 0 ; D r a in , « B lo O ; O a k -
presented to each government in land, Wilber and Ynncolla, $500;
Europe, witli a view to putting an und a new mnu to go into /■v
W U( s
end to tbe war betweeu China and ccunty.
Japan.
In 1850 the ratio o f criminals in
prisons iu the United States to the
entire population was 290 to 1,000,-
000; in 1890 it was 1315 to 1,000-
000; an increase of over 28 per
cen t
Mayor Hopkins, of Chicago, has
thad all bill-boards containing iude-
••cent posters destroyed Bud bak
announced that auy one attempt
>ing to replaco such advertisements
• will be arrested and prosecuted.
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The Best Reference Back Piinted.
I.lrea.« uml Liquur.
Every voter who casts his ballot
for license practically throws his
L O C A L ITEM S.
own mantle of character aud re­
Strawberries on the market at
spectability about the traffic ami
Marshfipld.
endorsee its work.—Ueo. S. Foster,
P revent and euro C onstipation and Sick*
Headache, binali Bile Lk aus.
M. P.
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Jack Land visited the county
tinder the pressure o f high li
cense, and to make tbe establish­ seat last wpek.
ment payback that large fee, sa­
loonkeepers are tempted to intro­
duce other features, to marshal
'other forms of vice aud to link
gambling and harlotry with liquor-
selling so as to swell tbe receipts.
— Rev. Herrick Johnson, D. D.
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T. V.
Th® C o q u illie C ity W . C . T . U . m e e ts nt
fche M e th o d ist ch u r ch , so u th , ev ery F ri-
* . y , at 8 o’ olock p . m .
A ll m tere tted in tb e
W ork arc in v ite d to i tte n d .
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T U E SD A Y , OCT. 16, 1894.
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Equal w ith t!ie interest o f those having claim s against tho governm ent is
that of IN V E N T O R S , w ho often lose the benefit o f valuable inventiou9 because
of tlie incompetcncy or inattention of tbe attorneys em ployed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in em ploying com petent and reli­
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent depends grea tly, if not
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
W ith the view of protecting inventors from w orthless or careless attorneys,
and o f seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re­
tained counsel expert ill patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain P aten ts in th e United S ta te s a r .ln l l F oreign C o u n tries, C onduct In­
terfe re n ce s, M a k e Special E xa m in ation s, Prosecut j R ejected C a se s,
R e g ister T ra d e -M a rk s and C o p y rig h ts, R ender Opinions a s t o
S c o p e and Validity o f P a te n ts, P ro secu te and
D efend Infringem ent S u its , E t c ., E tc .
I f you have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to­
gether with a brief description of the im portant features, and you w ill be at once
advised as to tlie best course to pursue.
M odels are seldom necessary. I f
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged w ith infringem ent b y
others, subm it the m atter to us for a reliable O P IN IO N before acting on the
m atter.
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618 F S T R E E T , N O R T H W E S T ,
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