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Newspaper Page TextC o q u ille VO L. iC itn H e r n ia COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1895. 13 | l l i i l i i u e « o f C ' o i i n l j ’ C O M F 1 Pro«*«ie<l» Union WALTER CILIA, M. 1)., P H Y S IC IA N AN D BURGEON. Labor Column. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE LABORER OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Oc.qLU.iU3 C ity. O r PEOPLE’S PARTY. Minden Courier: Remember that iii KM—Jtimiiirj’ 'IVriu* ININS# the decree of the government is as Making jury lists, dist 1: 3 binding and forcible upon paper as ! It J Cussaus................... ... . upon gold or silver. Trades Unionist: George M. Pullman has erected a church at Albion, N. Y., at the cost of $125,000, to the memory of his father and mother. It would bo interesting to know bow the members of that congregation feel when they worship Almighty God in an edifice built by money wrung from tlie pockets of honest toilers. An appropriate Before the law was written down with text for the dedication sermon parchment or with pen; Before the law made citizens, the moral would be: “ The laborer is worthy law made men. Law stands for human rights, hut when it of his hire.” “ As old as thehills” and never excell ed. * “ Tried and proven” is the verdict o f millions. Simmons Liver Regu lator is tho ■y-v laior ino r \ P 1 " f ' P Y , o u i y Liver j L /U f f I / / and Kidney medicino to which y o u can pin your faith for a cure. A m i l d laxa tive, and purely veg etable, act ing directly on the Liver and Kid neys. Try it. Sold by all Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder to be taken dry or made into a tea. | W W Gage, boarding Peter Petersou, prisoner............. 7 O E. SMITH. W W Gage, boarding Thos Talbot, prisoner.................. 10 70 A » u r i :;< - D e n tis t, AV W Gage, boarding C B M .vltfe . '. O R E G O N , Owens, prisoner............... 55 00 Expense bringing prisoner to court............................... 5 00 G W Getty, fuel, hauling, etc for county.......................... 25 50 Attorney at Law, Mrs H Teubrook, meals for Marshfield, - - - Oregon. jurors.................................. 9 00 Costs of inquest of Terence JOHN F. H ALL Dolan, deceased: Attorney at Law and J R Ligbtner, juror............ .. .$4 00 those rights to give, “ ............ ... 4 00 ZReal E sta te A ^ n t , Then fails Trades Unionist: Several rich Robt Starkev, let law die, my brother, but let human James Barrie, “ ............ ... 4 00 M a r s h f ie l d , O r uo on . beings live. society women of New York City Josh Nelson, — Rev. Miller Ilngeman. “ ............ .. 4 00 have been caught smuggling into A C AA ilson, “ ............ .. 4 00 C. A- SEHLBREDE. “ ............ .. 4 00 this country fine gowns purchased C Howe I From the Portland Sun.J A T T O R N E Y ai X j -A/W Joseph Dolan, witness........ . . 1 60 in Paris. In order to do this it is The Republican Party. ’ . 2 50 Roseburg, Oregon. Matt Rasmussen, “ necessary for them to perjure them- [Extract from tho platform unan Spnoial attention to mutters before the Thos Dolan, “ ........ . . 1 60 Roseburg laud office, the commiMloner of imously adopted by the Oregon i selves. Their names have been August Brown, “ ........ . . 1 60 4ha genera! land office and secretary o f the state Republican convention in j withheld from the public, and as Hobt Herron, “ ........ . . 1 60 Interior at Washington. T h e K in g; o f L i v e r M e d ic in e s . 181)0.] “ I have used yourKim m ons Liver Regu “ ........ . . 1 60 I je t no stops have been taken to Isaac AA’ilson lator and can conscleueiously say it is tho “Sixth—That recognizing the fact d r . T. H O L D E N “ ........ . . 1 60 king r f all liver m edicines, I consider it a Had these been AV Mast m edicine chest in itself.—U eo . W . J a c k * that the United States is tho great prosecute them. 60 . . 1 R D Earle “ ........ s o n , Tacom a, W ashington. D E N T IS T , est silver-producing country in the poor workingmen no doubt they A O’Conner . . 1 60 “ ........ . I ^ E V E R f P A C K A G E 'S « M ARSHFIELD, OREGON. 85 world, and that both gold and sil woidd now be languishing behind AY H Diiuhum, constable.. . . n s Z S to m p in r e d o n w ra p p er« FFICE in the Hntchosor. Buildins prison bars. It depends entirely Inquest on body of Andrew Gross, adjoining the Rank. _ _ _ ___ _ ver were equally the money of the deceased: constitution from the beginning of upon who you are as to how justice O. G. T.—Neal Dow Ijodge, No. 2r>, will be meted out to you, although J It Ligbtner, juror................ $2 00 T W O . Meets in Coquille City even. Tuesday the republic until the hostile legis Chas Howe, “ ... .eveainc. All membors in pood standing lation ngainst silver, which unduly tho law is supposed to be no F O F l © ItfS S . D H Campbell, “ . . . cordially invited. Rjun N o s l e b .C . I . respecter of persons. J. H. James, Secretary. Geo Olsen, “ ... contracted the circulating medium By special arrangements with tho ------------- *--«•«-*------------- Clias Mack, “ ... of the country; aud recognizing publishers we are able to offer F. A. I. U . J Maxton, “ ... G E N E R A L NEW S that the great interests of the peo John Albert, witness.. OQUILLE F. A. A' I. U. meets every ple demand more money for uso in CONSPIRACY ON THE OTHER SIDE. Sarah Albert, second aud fourth Thursday nights in each month in Coquille City, Coos the channels of trade aud commerce; in combination with the COQUILLE Chicago, Feb. 4 —The govern L P Desmarais, “ •oounty, Oregon. CITY HERALD for the price of our therefore, we declare ourselves in ment unexpectedly closed the Debs Jacob Albert, “ M r s . L kna J oh nson , b e e . paper alone. To every subscriber “ favor of the free aud unlimited coin conspiracy case this afternoon. M Kerrigan, Bandon F- A and I U who renews now and pays §2 in “ . Motions were made to discharge C A Albrecht, Meets every second and fourth Friday age of silver, and denounce any at advance we will send him nights in each month at Bandon, Coos tempt to discriminate against silver Debs and several other prisoners, Mrs H Albrecht, “ “ eonnty. Or. E. O. G bover . S ag . as their names were not connected W Horsefall, HOME AND FARM FREE. as unwise and unjust.” with the acts charged. The court Fred Jeffers, washing body of Sumner F A. and I U. or two papers for tho price of one. deceased................................ 2 50 reserved itsdecison until tomorrow. Meets at Alliance hall on the second and “ I" HOME AND FARM is recog G W Canning, guarding jail 156 00 fourth Saturday evenings o f each month. IMFOSED ON THE COURT. [Kxtj act from a speech of Hon. nized as the leader in enterprising W m . K asoij , Sec. A M Evans holding autopsy Chicago, Feb. 4.— Judge Gross- J. N. Dolpli, delivered at a public agricultural journalism. It has re o u ....................................... 25 00 T> IVEUTON F. V. A I. U. meets in its dinner in Boston, on the 19th of cup today ousted J. B. Grecnhut cently been enlarged to 16 pages, I X uow hall at Riverton every first and OFFICERS. from the receivershipof the whisky April, 1893. J third Saturday evenings of each month. and is more attractive than ever. Its O. A. K blly , Sec. list of contributors contains tlie “It is true, I had the temerity at trust. He allowed Receiver Law J J Stanley, dept sheriff from Nov 1894 to Jan 5, 1895.$120 00 names of practical farmers all over O OU L'11 FORK F. A. & I. U.. No. 230, the last congress to oppose my rence to remain as n representative o f the directors and appointed Gen G AV Canning, fees as coro kO meets everv second Saturday at 2 p m . tlie country. Its Home Department Brothers of other lodges in good standing voice and vote in the United States eral John McNutt receiver-iu-clnef. ner ..................................... 2 40 ia mi.HHmassed- Ib l thqiiii tnw.nt «U- are invited to a tend with us. senate against free coinage of sil J o h n J . M i t c h e l l w a s n u p o i n i e H n s J H Bnrkh,w,nainlT nS" SCllfilVi B. E. H a m p t o n , s e c r e ta ry . voted to children is a well-spring of superintendent, ball rent, ver, when tlic convention of my nnother receiver, to represent the pleasure in every household. stationery, etc................... 106 00 New York stockholders. 0®.lieuew your subscription to party in tho state had declared in T. O. O. F. Iu rendering his decision Judge It D BurgesR, dept sheriff, the H erald and get this great agri favor of it. I do not subscribe Grosscup took occasion to roundly summoning jurors and Coquille Lodge N o.53 cultural aud homo journal F llE E to the doctrine that resolutions of score the stock-jobbing directors of witnesses, serving papers, FOR ONE YEAR. M eets at Coquille City every Saturday even Oct term, ’94................. 3 00 ing. Visiting brethren, in good stnnding* state conventions shall control my the corporation and declared that For sample copy of Home and cordially invited. judgment or vote ou the question.” Greenhut’s application for a receiv INSANE. Farm write to “ Home and Farm, G. W. W h it e , N. G. ership was simply an imposition J . S. L a w re n ce , It. H. Louisville, Ky..” or call at this office. A M Evans, examination J G on the court. 1 AVest for insanity............ 5 00 Coauille Encampment, [Extract from editorial in 'd o m TROUBLE IN A GLASS WORKS. Examination of AVendle Tors, ing Oregonian of December 21, KTo 2 5 I O . O. 37\ Martin’s Ferry, O., Feb. 4.— insane: 1894.] Meets first nnil tliiril Thursdays in eaoh Alexander Humphrey, mnnaget of Ed T Jennings, ju stice.. . . ? 00 month at Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial invi- “ Nothing is so utterly opposed to tlie Buckeye glass works, was start Maggie Oilman, attendant. 00 tntioii to visiting patriarchs in good stand ing. J. S. L awbbnck . C. P. the principles and purposes of the ing the works this morning wbeu Clias AV Tower, phj’sician.. 00 NOTICE TO INVENTORS. G. F. Bontell Scribe. Republican party as the demand for three shots wpre fired at him by AA'm Horsfall, examining John Smith for insanity. 5 00 Cliadwick Lodge, No- 68, free coinage of silver. Tho Repub uuion men who escaped. There is There was never a tinio in tho his a strike at the works. Mileage aud attendance as tory of our country when the de A. F. and A. M., lican party lias steadily adhered to Manager Humphrey and nine jurors, regular panel nml mand for inventions and improve Meets nt their hall ou Saturday evening called for Oct term, 1894 700 10 ments in the arts and sciences gen Pn or before full moon in eaob month. the best standard of money, and employes were arrested, charged by Vi3iting brethren cordially invited. will steadily udlicre to it. It will an officer of the glass workers with Mileage and attendance as erally was se great as now. Tho C. W. W hite , W. M. witnesses before grand- not have the silver standard, with unlawfully assembling with loaded conveniences of mankind in the fac T . R. Willard, Seo. ______ Winchesters and preventing the jurv called for Oct term, tory and workshop, the household, money worth 50 cents on the dollar. citizens from speaking with non 1894................................... 471 60 on the farm, and iu official life, G. A. R. Every drop of Republican blood union men, who arrived to work in Fees as mileage and attend requiro continual accessions to the Gen- Lytle Post No- 27, that tolerates such a notion is guilty the mill. ance as witnesses in appurtenances and implements of Meets at Coquille City, on every first court, state vs Amos MUST BE A MISTAKE. each in order to save labor, time and Wednesday. Visiting ooinradb, in good of several bastardy.” 129 80 Hatcher..................... standing, cordially invited. expense. The political change in Chattanooga, Ten«.,Feb. 4.— The J ohn M orris , Commander State vs AA'ong G eo.............. 03 80 tlie administration of government 0 . H. N ichols , Adjutant. Labor's Tribune: It is dishonest to officials of the First National bank The following were appointed does not affect the progress of the of Harrimnn have caused the arrest make the bondholder take the same Coquille Fishermans’ of Dr. Z. H. Curry, one of the most supervisors for the various districts: American inventor, who being on dollar tile soldier took. Oh, ye imps prominent citizens of Harriman, Name, Dist. the alert and ready to perceive the U N IO N of hades, where is your standard of charging him with the attempt to E AV Schetter................................ 1 existing deficiencies, does not permit ISaii'd.olpli O r e g o n , burglarize the bank ou January L D Smith...................................... 2 the nffairs of the government to deter Will meet every fourth Saturday in each honesty? 1G, when nitro-glycerine was used T A K ing........................................ 3 him from quickly conceiving the month till further notice. All members in Farmers' (Iowa) Tribune: Good profusely. good standing cordially invited to attend. Dr. Curry positively H a r t l e y .................................. 4 remedy to overcome existing discrep old, level-headed, patriotic Abe Lin asserts bis innocence. A D Boone...................................... 5 ancies. Too great care cannot bo Chas Rodin........ ......................... 6 exercised in choosing a competent coln must have been an anarchist. GAME WARDEN SHOT. J F C h a n e y ............ 7 Don't you think so, Mr. Pluto New Haven. Wis., Feb. 4 — The AV H AValker............ ..................... 8 and skillful attorney to prepare and crat? Mr, Lincoln said that those dead body of Deputy State Game G AV Wimer, jr .............................. 9 prosecute an application for patent. Valuable interests have been lost and fellows down on Wall street “ ought Warden Horace Martin was found E AV Fahy............ .......................... 10 destroyed in innumernblo instances on the banks o f Hay river, near the J G Swan......................................... 11 by tlie employment of incompetent the vicinity of the parade ground, to have their devilish heads shot off.” Best settlement, yesterday, with AV F D i s h e r ............... 12 counsel, and especially is this advice for $125 each. Only a few lots Must have been an anarchist, or a bullet holes iu it. J H Cecil........................ 13 applicable to those who adopt the nt this price. For particulars in Populist, which is the same, you The game wnrden had been in AVC Bullard....................................14 “ No patent, no pay” system. Inven quire nt the H erald office. know. Oh, that we had a Lincoln pursuit of parties who had violated H B Hampton................................. 15 the game laws—shooting deer out ESher w ood.....................................16 tors who entrust their business to S A L E . in tho presidenccy now! this class of attorneys do so nt im of season— and it is presumed that J D H ayes......................... ,17 minent risk, ns the breadth and ik I A ACRES o f land on Cunningham Salem Post (Ind.): The majority an encounter ensued, resulting ¿ " 1 1 / creek, 4 miles from Coquille City, Rans Leonard.................. 18 strength of the patent is never con the nw l* and n ^ o f the sw sec 16, twp of the voters of this state are farm fatally to the warden. So far as Henry ltadahaugli......................... 19 sidered iu view of a quick endeavor 28 s, r 12 w, covered with a fine body o f fir ers. They are almost unanimously can be learned, no clew has been AAr F Lehnherr............................... 20 timber. T* ' -s$6 per acre; terras easy. to get an allowance and obtain ALSO, opposed to great corporations aud discovered of the murderer, owing H S Davis.................................. ...2 1 the fee then duo. THE PRESS * i i , what is known as North to the isolated situation o f the sec gigantic monopolies. Mr. Dolph is ¡¿m r* ’ i m ilei east of L n g lo ifl P. J L B arker................................... 22 tion where the sbootmg occurred. O S Colem an..................................23 CLAIMS COMPANY, John \Ycd- ; r.iMoh. plenty o f out range. The law firm derburn, General Manager, 618 F » acre: will take in exchange the friend of both. ---------- 4------------------ — R A Cribbins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 street, N. AV., AA'ashington, D. C., Inquire o f to which he belongs is said to make W. P. WRIGHT. Astoria has levied a 4-mill school- O AV Beale.........................................25 ' representing a large number of im $ 100,000 every year out of the rail Dallas. Polk county,Or. John Miller.....................................36 portant daily aud weekly pnpers, as tax. roads. The people of Oregon are Louis Heller.....................................27 I well ns genernl periodicals of the It transpires that General Grant in favor of more money. They AV T AA’allace.................. 28 | country, was instituted to protect its was tlie owner o f a number of , 29 ] patrons from the unsafe methods believe in the free coinage of silver. slaves in Missouri, which were set | P A Peterson............... Mr. Dolph thinks there is money free by the emancipation proclama J S Miller......................................... 30 ! heretofore employed in this line of Oloff B e n s o n . 31 j business. The said company is pre enough, and is opposed to the white tion. They came to him with his Joseph Noah.................................... 32 | pared to take charge of nil patent ABA 3 0 , COOS COUNTY, O R . metal. He backs up Grover Cleve Kentucky wife. C H Butler, jr. ........................... ..3 3 business entrusted to it for reason He Misa Frances E . Willard has! David M cNair.. ................ 34 j able fees, and prepares and prose I f \ ING had several years experience land in his financial policy. J 1 the east, we feel confident we can been made nn LL. D. There are D S MeCarapbell.............................. 35 1 cutes applications generally, includ ci u - tisf action to our patrons. Send ns voted for the repeal of the Sher you ts o f property, or come and see ns. man law under the mistaken notion only two other women in the world Ivy Condron................................. .36 ing mechanical inventions, design who have held the degree, Maria K i n g . , . . . '. . . . . ' .....................37 j patents, trade-marks, labels, copy <’ jii:!le Riicr Property a Specialty. that that would bring about pros Mitchell, the astronomer, and J AA’ F m Horner..................... 38 j spondence promptly attended to. perity. He will support another I Amelia B. Edwards, the Egypt E L Carman. . . . ...........................39 rights, interference«, infringements, Our commission 3 n?r cent of sales. Ooi validity reports, nnd gives espec ini motto is. Live and Lot Live. bond issue if his vote is needed. I ologist. J V Foster................ ..............' . . . .40 i attention to rejected eases. It is 48 t f ] B . B . P A U I .I , * C O . i Cleveland has ordered some of his 1 George Payne, the man who up- j J H Hubbard...................................41 also prepared to enter into competi .42 tion with any firm in securing for faithful followers in this state to use set the death-laden lamp at Silver B It Banning...................... J E Quick.......... ............................ 43 eign patents. Lake, was so badly burned that the their influence in his re-election, and Gallery six doors east o f I. O flesh has fallen off his back, leav- j C M Hermann................................ 44 Write for instructions and advice. O. F. Hall. Samples and prices at this moment these men are at ing part of his backbone and three ! J o h n AVr.niiERrii RN, work canning out the wishes of I ribs exposed. Several other vic in gallery. 618 F street. This papar and tlie twiee-a-week [P. O. Box 385.J their master. I tims are iu pretty bad shape, C. W ii.giss, Plioto. Washington, D. 0 . New York World all for onlv $2.25. J. W . B E N N E T T , The following compose the County Cen tral Committee of the People’s Party of Coos comity, Oregon: Dist. No. 1—Wm. Phillips, Empire City. “ •* 2— A. M. Collver, Marshfield. “ “ 3—O. A. Kelly, Riverton. 14 “ 4—1. T. Weekly, Gravel Ford. “ “ 5—J. H. Matheny, Myrtle Point. “ “ 6—Jas. West, Bandon. JAS. WEST, Chairman, Bandon. W. PHILLIPS. Secretary, Empire City. D r. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Hom e C and F a rm PATENTS JUMPED I SEE? LOTS AT BANDON, S .;* 1“ B. B. PA U L! 4 CO.^ RIIIL ESTATE DEALERS O U R M IN D Subscribe for tlie Examiner and Is hard work compared with get a chance in tlie great drawing. changing the appearance o f y o u f ► -»©♦--» ------— Herald and Rural Northwest for $2. stove with A\Te offer a valuable premium to our subscribers who are interested T E N in the farm, fruit-growing and stock, C T S . without extra cost; in other words, $3 for $2— two papers for the price T E N CTS. o f one. TEN CTS. "3000 PARC iLS OF MAIL" FREE P X ! ? » » » areas if received wiihhi .10 days will bo Ibr 1 year boldly p r i n t e d on gummed labels. Only Directory 'guaranteeing 123.00» customers; from pub- ‘ Ushers and manufac turers you'll receive, probably, thousands of valuable books, papers, - samples,magazinea,etc. __ ___ __ II f r e e and each parcel with oho o f your printed nddresH labels pasted thereon. E X T R A I W e will also print and prepay postage on 500 of vour label address«** to y o u ; which stick on your envelopes, books, etc., to ------------ iw.1.... i.— j . A. W are , P ills O I Y C H A N G IN G World’s F air Highest Award. Than , tJl» N O . 28 label» uhi l over 300 0 »‘ « r e e l « o f 9Cxs.il. islv address«)« you scattered ipâT*’ * atnomi publishers and manufacturer*, Lasts L ooks A bout A bout A bout i \ I . ! ' • 0 C O O S O I f you r grocer d oesn ’ t keep it, send us his name with io c and get a large box and a valuable family household b o o k free. are arriving dally, on vulr.ableparcelé C*of until from all parts of tho World.” U- ca .: Address— MOULD'S FAIR DIRECTORY CO., No 202 Girard and Frankford avenue«, Philadelphia, Pa. Seven times longer Seven times better Seven times cleaner s,ov'’ T w o times cheaper T w o times handier Donnellan & Co., Agts., 6 1 9 M ON TG OM ERY O T .. S . F ., CAL. J. B A Y J. Mari ail Slone ffurts Livery.Fiel ? Sale Stalles, C. W. PATERSON, Prop. M YR TLE Manufacturer of Marble Monument#, Ile a l- stones. Tablets, etc. Cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or der. Correspondence solicited from parties living in the country or other towns who may w ish anything in my line of business. M ABSHF IP L T> - - - - - - rO IN T , OR, S IN G L E and D O U B LE R IG S , F IN E TEAMS, S A D D L E -H O R S E S Q bf G R E A S O N A B L E F R 1C Ê S , IS O PER MONTH 8 n You» O wn L ocality Regular trips with fine hacks connecting with trains at ltoHebnrg: two trips daily to and from Coquille City, making prompt connection with river steamers, stage lines and ocean steamers at Coos buy. made easily and honorably, without capi tal, during your spare hours. Any man, woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand ily, without experience. Talking un necessary. Nothing like It for money making ever offered before. Our workers always prosper. No time wasted in learning the business. W e teach you in a night how to succeed from the first hour. You can make a trial without ex pense to yourself. W c start you, furnish everything needed to carry on the busi ness successfully, and uuarauLm you. ngainst failure if you but follow our simple, plain instructions. Reader, if you arc in need o f ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address, and we will mail you a docu ment giving you all the particulars. Mado la all ufyles and sizes. Lightest, strongest, easiest working, safest, simplest, most accurate, most compact, and most modern. For calc by all dealers In onus, Catalogues mailed free by The Marlin Fire Arms Co., N e w H a v e n , C o n n ., U . 8 . A . TRUE & CO., Box 4 00, Augusta, Maine. IF YOU [ g fc g AVANT IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T P E N S IO N S ADDREK8 A LETTER OR POSTAL CARD TO THE PRESS CLAIM S C O M PA N Y JOH N W E D D E R B U R N , Managing Attorney, P. (). Box 403, - Washington, D. O. Honorably discharged soldier* nnd anilors who nerved ninety dnya, or over, in the late war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether disability was caused by service or not, nnd regardless o f their pecuniary circumstance*, WIDOWS of such soldiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether Holdter'a death was due to army service or not, it now dependent upon their own labor for sup, port. Widows not dependent upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’s death was ilue to service. CHILDREN are entitled (if under 16 years) in almost nil cases where there wns widow, or she has since died or remarried. PARENTS aro entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in service, or from effects of service, nnd they aro now dependent upon their own labor for support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in late wai or in regular army or navy. Soldiers o f the Into war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under other laws, without losing any lights. Thousands o f soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law nro entitled to higher rates under new law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pen sioned. but also for others, whether due to service or pot. Soldiers nnd sailors disabled in line o f duty in regular army or navy since tho war are also entitled, whether discharged for disability or not. Survivors, ana their widows, o f the Hlnck Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Seminole or Florida Indian wars o f 1832 to 1842. m e entitled under a recent net. MEXICAN WAlt SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if 62 years o f age or dis ftblcd or dependent. Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted under biter laws or not. Re jected clniir s reopened and settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal. Certificates of service and discharge obtained for soldiors and sailors o f the lato ws> who have lost their original papers. Semi for laws and information. No charge for advice. No fee unless successful. Ad,Jrtas THE PRESS CLAIMS CO., JOHN P .O . Box 468. WEDDEUIiUKN, Managing Attorney, Washington, D. (j, Look Here! C O M E A -R U N N I N G ! J-roat Bargains In ISeal Estate! Tlie L E H N H E R R addition to Myrtle Point has been recently plat, ed nnd placet^on the market, nnd is offered so cheap nnd on such ensy torras that pnrtie* wishing to pnrehnse property in the henti. fill town o f Myrtle Point should tnke n look nt this Addition before purchasing elsewhere. AYe only ask cne-fonrth dowu, balance from ono to two years’ time. Fine aernge property adjoining this addi tion for sale cheap. J. A. L ehniikbr , agent, Myrtle Point, Or. E a s t IVTar sir fielcL. The coming R . R , Center of Coos County. Lots are now on the Market., Photographs! For further information apply to the COOS BAY LAND COM PANY At East Marsh field, Oregon.