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COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1894.
CO-OPERATIVE DAIRYING.
muuicationa with San Francisco are ' and disadvantages, location, capac­
“ As old as
such that butter can be shipped ity and adaptability to cheaply and
P H Y S IC IA N AN D BÜKOEON.
the hills” and
twice a week, and that is often effectively handle large quantities of
milk. I am satisfied the verdict will
never excell­
OFFICE AND HE8IDKNCE,
eaough.
Since the Dairymen’s be unanimously in favor of Coquille
e d .- “ Tried
Union
of
California
commenced
OoquUle Oity. Or
creamery. It is built for that pur­
and proven”
handling this creamery's butter the pose, and must in time become the
is the verdict
account “ sales” have shown from | leading creamery in Coos county,
O. E. SMITH,
o f millions.
to 1 ceot above the top quotations at whenever tbe milk-producers feel
Surgeon Dentist,
Simmons
the time of sale, while the commis­ tired of supportingseveral unneces­
Liver Regu-
sion-men
have
more
than
once
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
sary creameries. The Myrtle Point
lator
is the
claimed
the
butter
to
be
equal
in
v in i.
creamery could be used aa a skim­
Interesting Expert Teetimony on Co-
quality to Humboldt (In this mat­ ming station, draining the countiy
Operation and Dairying lor Profit
ter I refer you to Mr. Sanford, su­ around there and Gravel Ford, thus JLJ € t t € T * and TKidu*y
medicine to
in Coquille Volley.
perintendent for the Coquille doing away entirely with the Arago
A ttorney at Law,
which j o e
creamery patròna.)
Although I and Gravel Ford craameries, as they
can pin your
have not heard, I am satisfied the are so located and built that they
Muntitele!, .
.
- Oregon.
E d . H o a u i : Having been ac­ other creameries on the river have cannot handle large quantities of
tively interested in the dairy busi- realized fully as good results, and milk sxrept to a very great disad­
JOHN F. H A LL
ne«H during the paat eleven yearn in that ought to show that Coos but­ vantage and enormoH» expenditure
Attorney at Law and
live, a n d
different countries end under var­ ter will bring aa maoh as Hum­ of labor, and consequent expense to
1 E s t a t e A g e n t ious conditions, several parties call­ boldt
Y u fr j vwof-
tha patrons. Moreover, the patrons
K i i u i u u , Oaaoo*.
Last spring I had the pleasure of should, for the use of the plant, pay
eteble, act-
ing at this creamery have urged
me to publicly give my opinion aa to making the acquaintance of a gen­ a cash rent equivalent to a decent
TT\ • 7 7
iBg directly
C. A SEHLBREDE,
which plan of dairying I thought tleman from Humboldt and a patron interest on the capital invested in
A - * / / / P on the Liv«r
A tttO |Bj
Kid­
A TTO R N EY
I * A .W the moat satisfactory to all parties of the Areata creamery. He told the factory, plus insurance and taxes.
concerned.
I therefore take the me that the daily receif ta o f milk This arrangement would leave the
neys. T ry it.
Roaeburg, Oregon.
liberty of asking you, Mr. Editor, at that factory was then 40,000 lbs. patrons free to hire their own
Sold by all
• tm t.l attention to matter, before the
tteaebmrn land office, the commiaaioner of to allow me space iu your paper, When asked about the price paid for craamery hands, and they would Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
the | n m l land office and aeoretaqr o f the hoping my suggestions will prove butter-fat, he stated it at 20 cents, thus control the entire business.
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Interior at W ufcington.
to be of some interest to your read­ which I remember waa just the top
A plan which has succeeded so
t w n iw w iiw v n ttM w a
for butter at that time. well in other plaoes and countries
■ 1 te n n tt i H r n s u u Unr ten-
~
T. H O LDEN ers.Recent statistics show that of the quotations
tetor u i «aa •oaseteneUaalr aar it '■ tha
Does that indicate that the Areata must succeed here, and if a trial kin»
«tall llvar m cd lcla «. r«aa«l4ar It a
DENTIST.
many thousands of creameries in creamery is getting a higher price was made the patrons would be nirdU-lnarhMlIa I t fif. tie». W. J u B -
•aa, Taooaia, Waakiactaa.
for
its
butter
than
tho
quotations
of
operation
in
Sweden,
Denmark,
Eng­
quite surprised at the excellent re­
MAB4HFIELD, OREGON.
mrmrmn racm es
Not at all. sults and would wonder why they
FFICK in ih « Hntcheson Building land and the English colonies, Can­ the buttor-raarketf
ada, Australia and New South Wales, Let us figure out what the skim- did not accomplish such an easy B m **« Z Staaaa I
O adjoining the Bank.
milk and the butter churned out thing before. I can see no reason
O. O. T.—Neal Dow Lodge, No. S , over 60 per cent are running on
• H u la in Coquille City erery Tneaday the co-operation plan. This plan of above the test is worth to them a why the patrons should be com­ TWO
•eeninn. All member, in good .landing conducting
the creameries has day: 40,000 lbs. of milk makes plaining of low prices for butter-fat
aordialïy inrited.
Bran Noaum,0. T.
F O R ONE.
grown so much in favor of late about 38,300 lbs. of skiinmilk and when they have the remedy right at
Mina Nellie"Backett, Secretary.
years, that the predictions are, buttermilk, which, at 54 cents per their elbows and within easy reach.
By special arrangements with ths
nearly all tlie creameries will in the 100 lbs. is worth $21. I have beard My advice to them is to step in and
F . A a j£ X. U .
publishers ws are able to offer
near future be operated on that ! said the Areata creamery lay claim manage their own business, instead
/C O Q U IL L E r. A. a I. U. meets ereie
This pretty conclusively ' to churn from 10 to 12 per cent o f having outsiders doing it, and
\ J aeoond and fourth Thursday night. basis.
in sack month in Ooqnllle City,
shows what plan of dairying is giv­ above the test, but to be on the the sooner they do it the sooner
oonaty, Oregon.
jjami Jowaeoe, Beo.
ing the most universal satisfaction. safe side let us assume it only they will commence to realize the in combination with the COQUILLE
The co-operative plan possesses reaches 6 per cent, which is about profits from i t Success in dairying CITY HERALD for ths pries of our
Bandon F- A and I- U
many advantages, the chief ones the amount churned out above the means a great deal to Coquille val­ papsr alone. To every subscriber
Meets a.ary second and fonrth Friday being— First, that the producer test at this creamery. If the aver­ ley, whose sole support it nearly is. who renews now and pays $2 in
nights in eaoh mouth at Bandon, Coos
knows exactly what he is doing; in age test then had been 4 per cent,
In hope of not having tried your advance we will lend him
eennty, Or.
E. O. Oaoraa. 8. a.
other words, he knows for a cer­ the amount of butter-fat received patience too severely, I remain,
HOME AND FARM FREE,
Sumner F- A. and I- U. tainty that he is getting all that bis per day would be 1600 lbs., while Sincerely yours,
or two papers for the price of oue.
Meets at Allianoa hall on the eeoond and milk is worth, and no business can the amount of batter churned out
C. R o m a v d e r .
HOME AND FARM is recog­
fonrth Saturday eeening. o f each month.
well succeed without the full con­ would amount to 1700 lbs., thus Coquille Creamery, Nor. 9, 1894.
W it B iw a . See.
nized as the leader in enterprising
making
a
gain
of
100
lbs.
of
butter.
agricultural journalism. It has re­
IVEBTON F. A. A L V. meets in its fidence of those who support it
saw hall at B i.erton every first and Secondly, it teaches the farmers to These 100 lbs. at 20 cents is $20, NEW BONO
IKNEE CERTAIN. cently beeu enlarged to 16 pages,
third Saturday evenings o f eaoh month.
combine their interests and manu­ which together with the skimmilk
and is more attractive than ever. Its
O. A. Km.LT. See.
tc he U-
This will so Circular (u vlllu a
facture their butter on as large a makes $41 a day.
list of contributors contuins th„
• a >4
« 4 T his Errala».
OUTH FORK F. A. * I. U.. No. 380, scale as possible, thus reducing the nearly cover the cost of manufac­
names of practical farmers all over
meets avrrv Moond Saturday i t t p m .
Washington, Nov. 13.— Ih e cir­
In order to ture, freight, commission, interest on
Brothers o f other lodges in good standing cost to a minimum.
the country. Its Home Department
cular
calling
for
the
tond
issue
will
show how
important this last capital in plant, etc., that the Ar­
are invited to a tend with ns.
is unsurpassed. Its department de­
B. E. H ampton , secretary.
It will
item is, I will give a few approxi­ eata creamery can afford to pay the be given out this prrniufl.
voted to children is a well-spring of
mate figures as to the valuo of the same price for butter-fat as what call for bids Air BSO.OOfltvOO 5 per pleasure in every household.
cents and the bonds will be dated
the
butter
sells
for
in
San
Fran­
creamery
plants
on
this
river
and
I- O. H Ü P
O. F.
I^ Ite u e w your subscription to
the amount of work they perforin. I cisco. Thus we see that the whole Februtry 1, to agree with tbe Inst the H erald and get this great agri­
C oquille Lodge N o.63 repeat, ths figures are approximate, secret of their success lies in the issue. Tbe bids will be opened cultural
and home journal FREE
Masts at Coqnille City every Saturday even­ as I have no data. Let u b therefore extra large quantity of milk handled November 24. No upset price will
FOR
ONE
YEAR.
ing. Visiting brethren, in good standing,
value Coquille creamery at $7000; by one factory, and not because be set, but it is confidently expected
eerdially invited.
For sample copy of Home and
Arago, $5000; Myrtle Point, $5000 they get any higher price for but­ a larger amount will be realized Farm write to “ Home and Farm,
C. W . W arm, N. O.
J. g. L aavurncs , B. 8.
(including its skimming station), ter than we. If these 32,000 lbs. from the bonds than from the last Louisville, Ky.,” or call at this office.
Gravel Ford creamery, $4000. of milk produced along the Coquille issue.
Coartili e Encampment, and
This makes together $21,000.
We river bad all been handled by one
Washington, Nov. 13,—There is
3S3TO S O . I O . O . S \
will l ow say that these creameries, factory the same results would have
Meets first and third Thursdays in eaoh during the month of June for in­ beeu obtained. The price for but­ no longer any donbt the issue of
month at Odd Fellowe’ hall. Cordial invi­
bonds has been definitely decided
tation to visiting patriarchs in good stand- stance, handle— the Coquille cream­ ter-fat would thus hnve been equal
la .
O. W. WBrta. C. P.
ery 10,000 lbs., Arago 14,000 lbs., to the top quotatiousfor fancy cream­ upon. A circular asking bids will
^
W. Panar, Scribe.
Myrtle Poiut 5000 lbs, and Gravel ery butter, and would this season he issued tbe present week, prob­
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
tonight It is folly realized
Chadw ick Lodge, No- 08, Ford creamery 3000 lbB. a day, or have been the lowest, 15 cents, and ably
together 32,000 lbs. of milk. These highest, 31 cents, which I believe is the gold reserve hes readied a
There was never a time in the his­
A. F. and A. M.,
creameries are not built for specu­ ns high a price as we have received point where itoould be completely tory of our country when the de­
Meets at their hail on Saturday evening
In­ wiped out by s few heavy ship­ mand for inventions and improve­
oa or before fall moon in oaob month. lation or money-makiug, but their for butter so far this season.
owners naturally look to the farm­ stead of these figures, the patrons ments, and it is thought to be the ments iu the arts and sciences gen­
Visiting brethren eordiallv invited.
W. B ia c u ia , W. M.
ers not only for the interest on the on this river ,re „ getting for their pnrt o f wisdom to not wait until tbe erally was so great a» now.
The
T . B . Willard, Sec.
capital invested in these plants, but butter-fat 4 |p- 6 cents below the gold in the treasury is practically conveniences of mankind in the fac­
for the insurance and taxes also. murket price for butter, or about exhausted before making an effort tory and workshop, the household,
G . A. R,
Consequently the producers of these equal to the price they would get to recoup it.
on the farm, and in official life,
Glen L ytle Post N o-27, 32.000 pounds of milk must, by if they made their butter at home. Wednesday last Carlisle, after require continual accessions to the
Meats at Coquilla City, on every first dividing up their milk between This shows that there is something several col soltatioDS with
tbe appurtenances and implements of
Wednesday.
Visiting oowrsds, in good
four factories, pay interest on $21,- radically wrong in the present sys­ president, wrote President Stewart, ¿ach in order to save labor, time and
Standing, oordially invited.
O. W . No kto » , Commander. 000, plus taxes and insurances. tem of dairying on the Coquille of tbe United States Loan A Trust expense.
The political change in
M.
NienoLe, Adjutant.
Company, of New York, reciting tbe administration of government
Now, for an exampla: If the Coquille river.
creamery put in about $2000 worth
I have known several farmers the law as to the iseue o f bonds, does not affect the progress of the
C oqnille Fishermans’
more of machinery, it could handle around here to say they wished and asking his opinion aa to which American inventor, who being on
U N I O N
40.000 pounds of milk a day, or all somebody would build a creamery class of bonds could be placed at the alert and ready to perceive the
zesLXXdolpIa. O r e g o n ,
the milk produced along the Co-, in their neighborhood, as it would bia time to tbe greatest advantage existing deficiencies, does not permit
Will meet every fonrth 8atnrday in each quille river from Gravel Ford to save them the freight and expense to tbe government. T beieealtw ae the affairs of ths government to deter
month till farther notiee. All members in
the president and Mr. Carlisle him from quickly conceiving the
goad standing cordially invited to attend. Bandon, and the producers of this of sending their milk to tha factory.
milk would only have to pay the This is being “ penny wise and decided to make the forthcoming remedy to overcome existing discrep­
interest on $9000 instead of $21,000, pound foolish", and half a minute’s issue the same in amount and in ancies Too great care oannot be
as at present, and insurance and calculation will prove that to anyone. rats and in nearly all other import­ exercised in choosing a competent
taxes on only one creamery instead If by sending his milk to a co-oper­ ant particulars aa the February and skillful attorney to prepare and
The circular in now being prosecute an application for patent.
ative factory handling large quanti­ issue.
of four.
Yaluable interests have been lost and
But another almost larger item is ties of milk the producer would prepared.
destroyed in innumerable instances
the vicinity of the parade ground, the question of wages for employes realize from 4 to 6 cents more per
Henry Wilson, ths postmaster at
for $ 1 2 5 each. Only a few lota running these four creameries. For pound for butter-fat than be other­ Welshton, Florida, saye he cured e by the employment of incomjietent
at this price.
For partienlart in­ the manufacture into butter of tboee wise would if he patronized a home case of diarrhoea of long standing in counsel, and especially is this advloe
32.000 pounds of milk the pro­ creamery, it means ths same as from six hours, with ons small bottle of applicable to those who adopt the
quire at the H ekald office.
ducers have to pay the wages of 16 to 20 cents more per 100 lba. of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and “ No patent, no pay” system. Inven­
tors who entrust their business to
four experts, and I would guess, milk of a 4 per cent test If the
FOX* SALE,
Diarrhoea Remedy. What a pleasant
this class of attorneys do so at im­
five assistants.
If the milk was freight is 6 cents per 100 lbs. there
t i l A ACRES o f land on Gonuinqham handled by one creamery only oue would be a clear gain of from 10 to surprise that mutt have been to the minent risk, as the breadth and
i i u creek. 4 miles from Coqnille Oity,
sufferer. Such cures are not un­
strength of the patent is never con­
the nw V and n
o f the ew 14. sea 1«, twp expert and three assistants would 14 cents per 100 lbs. of milk and
usual with this remedy. In many
88 «. r u w. covered with a fine body o f fir be necessary.
sidered in view of a quick endeavor
that amounts to a great deal in a
instances only one or two doaes are
Umber. Price—$6 per sore; terms aaay.
to get an allowance and obtain
I have beard many wondered why season. Why should anyone then
ALSO,
required
to
give
permanent
relief.
O / l A ACRES, what in known as North those creameries do not succeed as be foolish enough to wish for a
the fee then due.
THE l ’ UEMM
It
can
always
be
depended
upon.
Prairie, t m ile, east of Langloie P.
O.; a No 1 stock rauoh, plenty o f out range. well as the creameries in Humboldt home creamery to be supported at When reduced with water it is pleas­ CLAIMS COMPANY, John Wed-
Price—fio per sore; will take in exchange county, Cal. Some claim it is be­ a great loss? Any more creameries
derburn, General Manager, 618 F
ant to take. For sale by S. L. Len­
valley property. Inquire o f
street, N. W., Washington, D. C.,
cause we do Dot get as high prices built and started aloug this river
fIM
W. P. WRIGHT,
exa, druggist
representing a Large number of im­
for bntter os Humboldt creameries. under the present conditions will
Dallas, Polk eonnty.Or.
Tbe cash receipts m tbe Tilla­ portant daily and weekly papers, aa
That is not so. Last winter while only add that much more useless
I was in San Francisco I went to capital to that already so wastefully mook county clerk’s office during well as general periodicals of the
two firms dealing largely in Hum­ expended, and prove that mach October were $168. The work country, was instituted to protect its
boldt butter, and pretending to be more of a burden to the already done for tbe connty amounted to patrons from tbe unnafe merhods
a buyer asked for prices.
Wbeu overburdened milk-producers in X360. This would amount to $528,' heretofore employed >n this line of
and after the clerk’s and depaty’s ' business. Tbe said company is pre­
comparing the prices aaksd with tho this valley.
A R A G O , (3 0 0 8 COUN TY, O R . market reporta I found that in no
The best plsn therefore will be salaries are subtracted it leaves tbs pared to take charge of all patent
instance wss there a higher price for all the fanners of this valley to county $336 ahead of ths old sys­ business entrusted to it for reason­
tV IN G had several year* experience
tem.
able fees, and prepares and prose­
in the east, we feel confidant wo can than 1 cent above the top quota­ combine their interests anil organize
cutes applications generally, includ­
give satisfaction to oar patrons. Bend tions.
oa
Anyone who wishes to sat­ a factory to be operated on the co­
’■Hullo!”
said
tbe
obeetnut
to
yonr lists o f property, or come and see as. isfy himself aa to the correctness of operative plan. I would suggest
the robin. “ W bat are you?” “ I’ m ing mechanical inrentiona, design
And why the Coquille creamery as the plant a little bird,” said tbe robin. pateuta, trade-marks, labels, copy­
Cvqiille liver Fropertj a Specialty. this can easily do so.
Correspondence promptly attended to. shonld Coos butter not be equal to moat efficieut and best fitted for the “ What are yoa?" “ I ’ m a little rights, interferences, infringements,
Our n a n i n i m l j v cent o f males. O u Humboldt» Surely the milk pro­ purpose of doing the work. I am
validity reports, and givea especial
barred too," said tbe chestnut
m otto la. Live
I Live.
attention to rejected cases.
It is
duced here is fullv as good as that entirely impaciai in this respect,
B. B. PAULL 4 CO.
4 8 «)
Lord Duffer—You're a girl after also prepared to enter into competi­
o f Humboldt; m fact, I believe and recommend this creamery
Coos milk is better, if one was to merely because I honestly believe my own heart Mias P rice—And tion with any firm in securing for­
jndge from the test sheets of the it to be tbe best located. If the ; you’re a man after my money. eign patents.
Write for instructions and ad rice.
Gull cry ait door» eaat o f L O creameries. And it stands to rea-1 farmers had any doubt on this score i ( Engagement not anunnnoed.)
J ohn W sd u sr bc ss ,
O. F. Hall. Semples and prices son as well as science that good , they could appoint a committee to I Pimples, blotches, sores,
and
milk will, with proper treatment, i thoroughly investigate the merits o f 1 their canse, removed by Simmon h [P. O. Box 386.]
618 F street,
in gallery.
Washington, D C.
produce good butter.
The com-1 the four creameries, their advantages ' Liver Regulator.
C. WILXiXS, llioto.
W A L T E ! CULIH, I . ! . .
Fads sal F in n s for I s
Creamery B rnsss.
J. W . B E N N E T T ,
1
nan •■, 7 ^
I
H om o and F arm
S
PATENTS
JUMPED! SEE?
LOTS AT BANDON,“ . ; 1“
B. B. PAULI 4 CO.,
NEAL ESTATE DEALERS
H
NO. 16 .
"8000 PARCELS OF MAIL" FEES
C a r l o » O rel, Ida.
The Stanhopes represent a singular
fam ily o f orch id, grow ing in tropical
A m erica from Brazil to M exico. The
flowers are large, and oioiiy are ringu- r
larly marked. Not a f* w are quite sweet
scented. The flowers l eng dow n in di-
rsctly oppoeite direction to tbe leaves.
They are in their native habitat depend­
ent from the brunches o f the trees, and
In garden cultivation need grow in g in a
flat basket or in such a manner that the
flower spike can pass through the moss,
l i d the flower can hang below the sup­
port. This method o f g row in g is natural
to som e other orchids, bu t iu none is it so I
conspicuous as in the Stenbopuo. The*« ’
slat baskets are filled In w ith spugnum
moss and pieces o f rough psat, and on
a o account should the Stanhopea be pot­
ted as other plants In soil or even in No
flow er pots, as the flow er spike ha« a
dow nw ard grow th only.
<*r<N» ir r«c* 4 vffd win, hi .«*
d mx « will b* for 1 year boldly
—z—■ p r i u t e d on turam>*l
¡LtMld. Only ffirortury
guaranteeing I « 4 .000
customer»; from pub-
lisbere and maaufao-
turara you'll receive,
pmbably, tb«Miranda of
v&luuble hooka, paper*,
A
IP
•urjTtlee.niagAzlnen.etr.
__________
also print and prepay puetaga on art) of
rour label uddivMwa to y o a ; which
«tick on your envelop««, books, eve., *
prevent lb»*lr Ixrimr toaC J .A W ai
of Retdev ill«, N. C„ ’
Director- I’vs r v c * lv s /m y li o i ld n S
labels and over 3 V M P a i v s l s s f
N a l l . My addresses yon soettorsd
among publisher» and mamrfrrturerrf
are arriving <l*ily.
valuable perceM
o f moll front all parts of tbe W orld."
W ORLD’ S FAIR DIRECTORY CO.,
Sta Girard and Frank ford avena«»«,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JNTHTW
O r. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Hlffcoat Award.
ri.
BLACKSMITH SHOP!
Herald and Rural "Northwest far $2.
We offer a valuable premium to
our subscribers who are interested
in the farm, fruit-growing and stock,
without extra cost; in other words,
$3 for $2— two papers for tbe price
of one.
0 0 0 8
II f r e e and each w rcel
•rlDUttl ttddres« L.bvla
K X T H A ! We wlU
Ccqou.u C itt .
D rake A M c A dams , P roprietors .
LL Kinds o f farm work solloiled. flora,
«hoeing nnd plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedgeu, dugs
rings, eanl-hoocs and everything used in
logging csuips kept on bsna. Sstigfsetiom
guaranteed. Shop on w is e r Berth o f Pie.
meet Feed atsble.
nMSf
A
B A Y
M
arbii ail Mi W
orts J. B A J C S R ’S
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
L im y, Feel § S é Stables,
J.
lfRBffifMtarer o f Marble Monument*. Hat \-
«foaea, Tablets, alo.
Cemetery iofca enclosed with atone ooping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or­
der. Correspondence solicited from partiea
living in the country or other towns who
mav wish anything in my line o f boainess.
M asshfimld • . . . . . Olirò
190
d o l l a r s
PER MONTH
I n Y our O wn L o c a lit y
made easily and honorably, without capi­
tai, during your spars hours. Any man,
woman, boy, o r girl con d o tbe work hand­
ily, without experience. Talkiug un­
necessary. Nothing like It fo r money­
making ever offered before. Our workers
always prosper.
No time wasted Iu
learning the business. W c teach you In
a night how to succeed from the first
hour. You can make a trial without ex­
pense to yourself. W e start you, furnish
everything needed to carry on the busi­
ness successfully, and guarantee you
against failure If you but follow our
simple, plain Instructions. Reader, If
you are In need n f ready money, and
want t o know all about the best paying
business before the public, send us your
address, and w s will mail you a docu-
meut giving you all ths particulars.
M YRTLE
S IN G L E and D O U B L E R IG S ,
F IN E TEAM S,
8 A D D L E -H O R S E 8
R E A SO N A B L E P R IC E S .
Regnlnr trips with fine hacka co n ce d in g
with trains at RoHi)bnrg; two trips daily to
and from Coqnille City, making prompt
connection with river steamers, stage lines
and ooean steamers at Ceoa bay.
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A
LETTER
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CARD
TO
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
JOHN W E D D E R B U R N , Managiup; Attorney,
P. O . Box 463,
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Wnahington, D. C .
Honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served ninety days, or over, in the late
war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether
disability was oanaed bv service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary circumstnncea,
WIDOWS of snch aoldiers and sailora are entitled (if not remarried) whether soldier1 a
death waa due to army service or not, If now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
port. Widows not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’» death
waa due to servioe.
CHILDREN are entitled (if under 16 years) in almost all cases where there was no
widow, or she has sinoe died or remarried.
PARENTS art entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died la
servioe, or from effects o f service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for
support. It makes no difference whether soldier sowed or died In late wat or in regular
army or navv.
Soldier» or the late war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under
other laws, without losing any rights.
Thousands o f soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled
to higher rates under new law, not only on aoooust of disabilities for whieh now pen­
sioned. bat also for others, whether dne to service or n«*t.
Soldiers and sailora disabled io line o f duty in regular army or navy sines the war are
also entitled, whether discharged for disability or not.
Survivors, ana their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Seminole or
Florida Indian wars of 1832 to 1842. are entitled under a recent aot.
MEXICAN W AR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if 63 years o f age or d is­
abled or dependent.
Old elairas completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted
nnder later laws or not.
Rejected elsi s reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal.
Certifies tee o f service and discharge obtained fur soldiers and sailors uf ths late war
who have lost their original papers.
Send for laws snd information. No «barge for advice- No fee unless suceessfui.
Addt~
JOHN
F .O .B a i 488.
THE PRESS CLAIMS C0„
WKDDEHBCKN, Managing A tto rn ».
Wàshington, D. L .
Look Here!
COME A-RUNNING!
a r e a t S a r g r a lx x s
I n . Z 3 e a .l E a t a t © !
Th* L E H N IIE IIR additiot to Myrtla Point ha» been rec«nt!y plat­
ed and placed on the market, and i* offered ao cheap and on »neb
easy term« that parting wishing to purchase property in the benti.
fnl town o f Myrtl«- Point ahoold take a look at this addition before
purchasing elgnwhern. W* only ask m e-fonrth down, balance from
one to two years’ time.
Fine acrage property adjoining this addi­
tion for sale cheap.
J. A. L ehniierr , agunt, Myrtle Point, Or.
East
M arsh field ,
The coming XL XL Center of Coos County.
Lots are now on the Market.
Photographs!
For further information apply to the
COOS
B A T L A N D CO M PAN Y
At East Marshfield, Oregon.