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Newspaper Page TextW e must have more school room. dfaqijiU* Citg R e ta il B . n r b .1 1 . ( H a u l.» . The Coquille baseball nins went The excursion Sunday toBandon to Bandon last Sunday, making was not a large one. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY the first excursion o f the season, This paper and the twice-a-week I and played a practice game with New York World all for only $2.25. 4. S. M'EWEN & D. F. DEAN, I the local uine. The band did not Editors and Proprietors. Miss Theodosia Hayter came go, as it was expected it would, Devoted to the material and social up over from the bay on yesterday’s hence the excursion party from building o f tbe Coquille Valley particularly train, where she had been living and o f Gooe County generally. this place was small. several months. Subscription, per year, in advance, |2. The game was played at prac F or S a l e — Half-blood Jersey P. FISHER, N ewspaper A o m T i n v o A gent , j grounds opposite Bandon, 11 H erchsuU ’ Exchange, San Francisco Is Calves. Delivered on board steamer tice oa r authorized agent. This paper Is kept on file, James Mars being umpire. A In his offloe. for $1.50. W. H. D i s h e r , Coquillt City, Oregon. high wind prevailed much of the “ T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 2, 1895. Ob, ladies—don’t fail to go and time and interfered with the full see Miss Nellie F igg’s stock o f new enjoyment o f the osoasion. The result o f the game was: spring and summer millinery. It 1 2 8 4 6 6 7 8 9 will be displayed tomorrow— W ed nesday. Coqnille......... 2 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 8—10 L i f t f f M Ì Take These B an don ......... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1— 8 — AND Read Our Offers Tlie H erald baa splendid club bing facilities with the beat newspa pers published in the land. We offer The H khu . d and the New York T W IC E -A -W E E K WORLD, both for one /ear for only............................... $ 2 25 The H erald and the Weekly 81 F. Examiner................... 2 75 The H erald and the Daily Examiner, including Sun day's mammoth edition . . 7 80 O. A. R. comrades can get “ The National Tribune," published at Washington City, D. C., at this office for $1 a year in advance, or with the H erald , the two p a p ers for $2.50! James B. Bnell is one o f enr The Coquille team was made up Coos county citizens who has been o f—0 . Baxter, M. O. Bnzan, N. granted a pension. He gets $12 Anderson, Gene Norton, H. Baxter, per month, dating back to Septem G Baxter, 8. Norton, C. Lorenz, B. ber 3,1890. Onr city school starts off well. Nosier. The Bandon nine was composed Notwithstanding the storm, Prof. G. Lester, J. Strang enrolled 14 in hie depart o f the following: ment, and Mrs. Strang enrolled 49 Emmett, F» Burkhart, F. Mehl, J. Lester, R. E. L. Bedillion, — in the lower room. The new street lamp, to be placed Holman, A. Erickson, E. Erickson. The excursionists returned a lit at the H erald office corner, arrived on yesterday’s train and will be tle before dark. shedding its friendly light ere M e d i a e o l ( h e D a ir j-a a e a . another dark moon. The Coquille Dairymen’s Union D. Doane, a brother o f J. C. held its regular monthly meeting Doane of Catching slough, came in yesterday, bat the weather was from the valley last week in search of employment. H e says times are inclement and with no special gen eral work to do, so the attendance very dull over ere. was small. However, J. J. Lamb, Dr. Holden, dentist, went to Ban- president, and other members of don on special call last Friday, and the executive board, incuding Sec will include a visit to Laoglois, retary George M o u II o d , were pres where be will spend a couple of ent. They resolved to add no weeks professionally. cheese plant this season, and talked Postmaster Aiken advertises the over other matters in an informal following letters as on barn! April way. 1st and awaiting claimants: L. A. The executive board have not Whereat, Wane Holcomb, Qeorge yet succeeded in making terms K eller and U. Keeler. with tho steamers on the lower The Coqnille valley, and iudeed river for delivery of milk. Coos and Carr? counties, will be P . I*. C l u b a t F U h t r a p vastly benefited by the present class of newcomeis who are finding tbeir W e are authorized to announce way here despite the misrepresent that on Friday night of next week, ations o f interested outsiders and April 12th, there will be a People's disgruntled insiders. Party club organized at Fishtrap Harvey Terrell is another of the school house. W ill have a short new arrivals from Humboldt speech or two. Ladies are espe couDty, California, and the H erald cially invited. By order ot com extends a welcome. He ia an old mittee, per C. 8. Pauli. acquaintance of Mr. Lafierty’s family, near Norway, and baa been D r. P rlcs’ s Cream Baking P ow der W o r ld '« Fair Hlghdat M odal and D iplom a. spending some time there. A. C. W ilson cams down from TT'OR SALE—A splendid organ, of New- r man Bro’ s make, Chicago, 111., 11 atop«» bis upper Sixes mines last Satur high case, canopy top, handsome finish and in good condition. No siloh offer ever made day and went over to bis home at before. 8tool and mnsic book go with Marshfield temporarily. He spent organ. Call at C. Wilkins’ . MllS. S. E. HAKKNES8. tha winter at his work, and owing The passenger list o f the Band- to tha open weather made great orille, on her late trip down from progress. Ha ia entirely pleased Portland, included the following: with his prospects, and will return J. Arthur, James McDonald, F. J. in a few days to prosecute his DeNeven, F. Sharpless, Dr. Mc mining operations. His postoffice Donald, H. V. Vincbell, Mr. Bert, address is Eckley. and the “ Old M. Lollis and Mrs. J. 8. McCain. Reliable" will follow him to his Marshfield Sun: W e bear a camp and give him the news of steamboat talked o f for the Co- what ia going on m the outside quille-San Francisco trade. Capa world. ble as well ss able parties are talk W e regret to learn that there is ing up the enterprise, nnd should considerable sickness at Myrtle they put a steamer on that route it Point SDd vicinity, several families will be a bonanza for the Coquille being victims o f la grippe, and people. several individual citizens being Geo. Moulton has received an very ill from the same cause. extra shipment o f “ Lady apple” Uncle Harvey Lewelleu was down trees, from the company he has yesterday on business, and we learn been representing. These fam ish from him that Mrs. Mary Pearson something new in the apple line, and daughter Rosa, and two others being the latest, and only coming o f the family, are all down with la into nse when all others are about grippe. exhausted. Frank Shepardson, an engineer Onr yonng friend and townsman, on the Southern Pacific railway who John Fox, has become a benedict, resides at Los Angeles, Cal., was having chosen a bride from among troubled with rheumatism for a long He was treated by several Waldo's fair daughters— Miss Min time. physicians, also visited the Hot nie Eggers. The event was cele Springs, but receivod no permanent brated in fine style and the good relief until he used Chamberlain’s wishes ot many friends greeted Pain Balui. He says it is the best them. The H erald , extends con medicine in the world for rheuma gratulations. tism. For sale by Dr. S. L. Leneve, Capt. Tennis »or. was up from drugggist (¿rav el Fvrrt I l e a » . March 2 6 .— Sunshine, shadow and more rain. Prof. G. W. Johnson has been engaged to teach the Gravel Ford school. This will be Mr. Johnson’s fifth term o f teaching in onr dis trict. H e is a good and able teacher. We say to all you young stars, attend and make this term of school one o f the moat successful that has ever been taught in this district Hurrah for the Gravel Ford Creamery! It is booming, so the people say. Miss Tilda Ingram has gone down on tha lower river on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Fellows. We wish her a happy trip. Henry W. Brown has rented the upper portion of C. Ham merlofs place and will soon commence plowing on the same. Miss Maud Brown visited friends at Lee one day last week. She hud a fine time. It is rumored that David John son is going to leave old Coos and go to the Golden Stats. Our best wishes pursue you; Dave. Misses Aanie and Eda Hammer- iof visited Llends on the npper river one day last week. We say, come again, girls! Robert Muer is stopping at K. H. Hansen’s at present. Wish best of wishes. T attling T im . West Oregonian: One o f Mr. Rickman’s Amall children was buried at Norway, and Frank Strong’s infant was also interred on Wednesday of this week. The whooping cough has been disturb ing families in this valley of late. B. C. Shull has a baby that has been considered in daDger all the week from that disease. That Tired Feeling- Means danger. It Is a serious condition and w ill lead to disas trous results if It Is not ever- com t at once. It Is a sure sign that the blood is impoverished and impure. The best remedy U HOOD’S S a rsa p a rilla W hich makes rich, healthy blood, and thus gives strength and elas ticity to tho muscles, vigor to the brain and health and vitality to every part of tho body. H ood’s Sarsaparilla positively Makes the W e a k Strong “ I suffered with tired feeling and run dow n condition, and I was generally out at order. I am n ow taking m y third bottle o f H ood’s Sarsaparilla and tho tired feeling is gone and I feel like a different man. I recommend H ood’s Sarsn- arilla to all w ho suffer as I d id ." . F. R i o s z c x e r , Shaw, O regon. “ Veratries" writes the following interesting bits from Myrtle Point: Dixon shingle mill was in oper ation last week, cutting out 100,- 000 for Giles A S on ___ The re- jnvnated “ Cumtux” was snatching saw logs up and ¡down ¿the river last Huuday in a very artistic m a n n e r ....A large delegation of colored meo passed through town last week headed for lioeeburg. Evidently they had enough of Beaver H i ll....T h e Sportsmen’s Club have determined to prosecute every case o f the violation of the new game laws. The Goes are none of them less than $25 nnd up to $200 and im prison m en t.... The dyed in-tbe-wool Democracy nearly fainted away when they opened out the last Sun and found it was still Populist, as banking on the new ownership it was supposed it would be Crisp for Cleveland . . . .T he detectives seem sanguine that they are on the truck of tbe Myrtle Point express robber and tnat be will be soon run to earth, together with those who “ stood in” with him and helped to lay the plans. The H erald is authorized to offer a few acres o f suburban prop erty, just outnide the city limits, ut $125 per acre! Don’t miss this chance of your life! Tbiuk of it— about $15 a iot! 1 liaudon Keoorder. 1 II. J. McMullen shipped about 6000 finished broomhandlesby tbe Bandorille, this trip, to San Fran cisco, as samples. Mrs. J. S. McCain, wife o f the M. E. minister here, arrived on the Bandorille last Tuesday and has taken up her abode in Bandon. Tbe Bandorille has been char tered to carry ths material for the lighthouse to be built here. The contractors propose buying all the material in Oregon, and there will be five to six hundred tons of rock to bring from Yaquina, and about 500 tons o f brick, cement, doors, windows, etc., to be brought from Portland. Work on tbe lighthouse will begiu as soon a3 the contract is confirmed at Washington and it is expected that^work will be begun in April. i Hood’s and Only Hood’s H o o d ’ s P il la K A t b S U Sunday was n mild and rather plensant day, but jesterday morning brought a renewal of storm v weather. Considerable rain fell and some wind prevailed. The Bandon baseball boys tele phone that they will be at this SUGAR B EET CULTURE. place next Sunday, and play n I Marshfield Ban.) practice game with our Coquille Congressman Hermann could serve After a confinement for a num nine. his section to unusual advantage if ber o f days, Judge Jennings was he would demand that Oregon's able to be around the first of the N o r ik F o r k R a m l.lln g a . week. status, and especially Coos county’s, March 29.—-Rain, snow, hail, sun A. E. McCulloch, who has been shine. on the sugar beet industry, Bhould in San Francisco receiving medi The river is on a strike; striking bo restored to its proper place in cal treatment, is expected home the farmers’ fences. the agricultural department atWash- this month. Hello, “ Clover” ! W e welcome ington and in its reports. They Enoch Williams, of Marshfield, thee and trust tby pen of m ight may know the excellence of our beets, has had his pension increased to ever briDg us “ g ossip’s showers” . $12 per month, and will receive and the unusual advantages afforded Herbert Johnson has been quite back pay to Nov. 25th, 1890. It sick duriug the past fortnight; he to manufacture beet sugar in this was formerly $6 per month. is at present convalescing. section, for that department has Miss Alma Johnson is very sick Several fishermen on the bay made analyses and given us data who shipped tbeir last fall’s catch o f at the present writing. that equal the best given from any Arthur Flinn intends to start for salmon to commission merchants in j^jte, and excel most of them, yet, San Francisoo three months ago, eastern Oregon in the near future, hare as yet failed to get any returns where he will rob the woolly tribe from some cause, she bos been quite o f their coats. Bon voyage, Arthur. for them. . , dropped out of sight, except the Miss Hattia Bronson is at pres Dr. Evan» performed a surgical small space of about one inoh allotted operation, on Dr. Holden, last week, ent stopping With her sister Mrs. to Oregon’s advantages. to straighten the latter’s fingers Jeff Benbarn. Fred Wilson o f Sumner made a Here is what it says about Oregon, which were disfigurod in a steam boat explosion a number of years short visit on the river last Sunday. in its Bulletin 3G, 1892: H. M. G. in the Bulletin ot the ago. W e hope it will be a success. “ Oregon— Eight samples from the 22d makes a mistake in reporting An accident occurred at the New* state of Oregon showed a beet of the coming of MissS. Johnson and port mine this week, 36 loaded cars average Bize and fine sugar content, her friend Miss Myrta Lewis to getting away from the brakeman suitable to tho economical and profit tho North Fork. For farther on a down grade. Eleven of the able production of sugar. Oregon knowledge enquire of Herbert and cars were smashed up beyond re evidently shares with the rest of the bis friend, who recently returned demption. The damage is estimated Pacific coast those special advant home. at $500. ages for beet culture which have Rev. O. G. Quimby has bid adieu already been demonstrated practi to his N. F. friends and has taken I Coast Mail. | cally in the state of California.” Yesterday the life-saving crow his departure. We learn that be This is good, as far as it goes, were making arrangements to tarn will conduct a series of meetings but should have boon kept to tho out and search for the body of at Coqnille. On tbe 17th inst. quite a number front, and some of tho government’s Glen Cox, no trace of which has of the young people celebrated St. yet been found. energies in the establishment of ex .Patrick’s day by climbing to the Some of the prodigal sons under perimental stations been utilized took to make merry in the Method top of Bald Rock, where they in this favored locality— instead of ist church last ftundny night, but whiled tha time away in gathering the desert and drouthy-plains of flowers and singing songs. On Pastor Quincby got out n warrant their return at eventide, hungry, Nebraska, Kansas and Utah. and they will be called into court tired and quite ebsmzed, they were to explain. greeted with loud eclat. West Oregonian: The H erald D. R. Dale arrived on the Arago On the 19th inst. the yonng peo this week claims to be “ the ouly free this morning and comes prepared ple gathered at E. Bunnoll’s, the and independent paper in Coos to develop the coal property on occasiou being the 10th birthday county.” Poor b o y ! “ The Sun” Isthmus slough in which he is of Master Garry. There were 19 bos set, and he has lost the aid of interested. A tbree-hundred-foot present and all joined in celebrat its luminous light and he is left tnnnel will be ran into tbe vein at ing the event by taffy-pulling and alone to grovel in the darkness of once. A shipment o f iron to fully playing games. The lady with the despair. prepare for tbe work was received flowing beard was there wrenching “ Luminous light” is good, but our here a few days ago, and it is fully the hearts o f the young men by “ darkness of despair” isn't so Egyp expected that the parties will be her winning smiles. Miss Jane rendy to begin shipments o f coal in Flanagan was the “ belle of the ball” tian that it can be felt, nor that we large quantities during the present will “ harden our neck" against the and was frequently applauded. “ Georgiana B ." was much sought truth, as does our contemporary after and admired. All contriboted •at Myrtle P oint Take for instance DON’T STOP TOBACCO tbeir share toward the eveniog’s that article of our neighbor in his pleasantries. The beautiful snow H ove to C un Yourself While Using which was gently falling added issue of tho 23d ult, wherein he con h Tobacco. demns his party’s act of inflicting much to the enjoyment. All went The “ Horn« Talent Colored Ju The tobacco habit grows on a man home much pleased with the night’s The parties -“ double taxation” upon the people, Randolph yesterday. bilee Singers” — a minstrel troupe until his nervous system is seriously entertainment. Master Garry drew ■*aul yet supports by voice and vote interested in the purchase o f his o f some o f the Beaver Hill miners affected, impairing health, comfort the button from tha birthday cake. place, and who had bonded his tiioao who favor the act, or have no and happiness. To quit suddenly is Vornar Barker invited tbe young — will give an entertainment at inclination to abate it if they could. black-sand minas, had arrived from too severe a shock to the system, as people to gather at bis home aDd Masonic ball, in this city, next Sat tobacco, to an inveterate user, be pass the fleeting hours away by Now, see here, neighbor, ignorance the east, and mattsrs will be settled is not ns bad as viciousness. And in a short while, in which eveDt urday night. They have a good comes a stimulant that his system tripping the light fantastic. The program prepared and will furnish continually craves. Baco-Curo is a raiu dampened the young men’s again you're off; “The Sun" has not the captain will surely become a citizen of our place and establish a an evening of fun. Admission— scientific cure for the tobacco habit. ardor, yet all went home in the « e h And further, the H erald man | in all its forms,carefully compounded dawning hours. Files, bnckskins, hotel here. 15 and 25 cents; reserved seats, 50 does not take his light from “ The ] after the formula of an eminent Ber- and side-saddles, were brought into G. W. Sinclair, a veteran logger, cents. Large posters will be out ! lin physician who has used it in his requisition. Sun," nor from a “son-of-a-gun,” but soon. came in from Ferndsle, Humboldt | private practice since 1872, without The “ Honest and Earnest” held .remains “ the only free and inde The Christian Endeavor society ; a failure, purely vegetable and guar a special meeting on Snnday, the county, Cal., last week, and will take pendent paper in Coos county.” W e understand they charge o f part o f the work at held a business meeting al the anteed perfectly harmless. You can 24tb inst. use all the tobacco you want, while : remodeled tbeir pledge and are West Oregonian: The main ques Yoakum's camp, above this place. Christian church last night, and taking Baco-Curo; it will notify you to ba known a9 the “ Honest and tion with the H erald now-o’-days, He made the editor a call, and we elected the following delegatee to when to stop. We give a written Earnest Temperance Society." “ Who is the man Crucible?” fonnd him to be the kind o f ma the bi-county meeting o f Christian guaranty to permanently cure any LoDg may she wave the banner of No, friend Dodge — you’re off. terial to be a good and valuable cit Workers to tha convention to be 1 rase with three boxes, or refund the temperance. W ell maythefnthers The H erald has no anxiety in the izen in our midst, and therefore held at Myrtle Point on the 24th money with 10 per cent interest and mothers be proud o f thissoci- matter,and rather thinks “Cruciblo" welcome him. He and oar friend | and 25th u lt, as follow«: Mrs. B. Baco-Curo is not a substitute, but a ; ety, born in their midst. Sherman Flinn hss rented the is now n little like the old market B. J. Harrison had an agreeable A. McCann, Mrs. J. G. Simmons scientific cure, that cures without the aid of will jHiwer and with no incon Dale Flinn farm, the owner being woman spoken of in Mother (loose's , meeting, as Mr. Sinclair had lived and Mrs. L. P. Maury. venience. It leaves the system as incapacitated by an accident some rhymes, in doubt as to his own iden for many years in the Duncans The old hardware firm of John pure and free from nicotine as the weeks ago, having bis hip crushed tity and “sorry that »■ spoke.” Mills section, in Sonoma eounty, Kronenberg A Son has transferred day before you took your first chew by a large rock that rolled upon him. -------- -—i »a» i-------— or smoko. Sold by all druggists, Extensive preparations are being and Uncle Ben Harriaon was al I that business to Messrs. J. J. Stop anfferlnst Try Dr. Mil«' Pala PUIs. with our ironclad guaranty, at $1 made for the coming o f Rev. J. T. — ,,» i most a “ native son” o f that com Lamb and A. L. Nosier, who will per box; three boxes (thirty days’ Thornton, of yoar city, on the 31st Your own local paper, The H erald | We treatment), $2.50; or sent direct on ultima Chickens sre in demand; munity, having spent many yeare take possession tomorrow. and the twice-a-woek New York weloome the new firm, who are old I receipt of price- Write for booklet cakes, pies and all of the delicacies there from its early days to a lata World al. for only $2.25 a year. Eureka Chemical A will be prepared and a basket din period, and being familiar with and well-known citizens, and are and proofa. Read the H erald all through persons, events and localities popular as business men in this M'f'g Co., M 'fg Chemists, La Crosse, ner will be seived on the ground. and acknowledge its merits. A. D a r l i n g . Wisconsin. county. through a series o f years. WITH P R E N T ISS Rectifying Pill, YOU’RE B O U N D TO TAKE ’EM Leaves No Constipation, Cures it, as well «8 Billiousness, Sick Head ache and Malaria. The only c o m v o b t a b l k pill in the world. Sold by all druggists, or sent by mail on receipt o f price, 25 cents per box. PRENTISS CHEMICAL CO., 411 California street, San FTancisco, C al, | West Oregonian | John A. Gray will deliver the oration Decoration Day at this place. The gentleman is said to be the best orator in Oregon. Don’t forget that the Ladies’ Auxilary Corps will present the charming piny “ A Parson’s Secret Fin” at the Opera House next Sat urday night, April 7, 1892. Bay yoar milk from tbe Excel sior Dairy. A continuous supply will be maintained during the whole year, nt the lowest living prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. R. D. S a n f o r d , Proprietor. F o r S a le . Ethel—You forgot to tAke off your catcher’s pad, George, oud it has worked aroued so that your dress coat just covers it. George—• S h --, Ethel; I hnve nerved myself up to speak to your father. Chances for Homes. Good Time to Secure a Dairy Farm or Ranch. T h e H e r a ld ’s B a r gain C o u n te r . r p H B E E NICE LEVEL L O T S - FOR TIIE PRICE OF TWO—$ 125 ! 1 R Q A C R E S.— Having more ^ real estate than le a n profitably manage iu person, I offer for sale, at prices On Main street, between 6th and 7th, W ood to suit the times and on good terms, all my land Addition to Bandon. Address realty except my home farm, which consists M. L. RANDLEMAN, o f 150 ACRES joining Coquille City, which 51 tfl Parkersburg, Or. is a splendid location, handy to town, good schools, churches, mills ana railroad depot, also local river boats, nnd near landing o f sea-going vessels, and in a good neighbor hood, which a careful buyer will not be slow to appreciate on account o f convenience, accessibility to th e best markets on the AND const, saving o f time in transacting busi ness and low freights. G R E A T B A R G A IN - Will he divided if desired. It has mostly 80 acres of very rich bottom land, in grass for meadow or p.*.stur e ; 40 acres o f level bench land, and Q A ACRES, U. S. Title, 12 ncres bot- 30 ncres o f rough woodland . O U tem land, 10 acres in cultivation, streams and springs furnish wate» improvements costing $600. Almost at in Living ev e ry ffeld. This is the very best clover your own price—at % cash and balance in nnd other grass lands. 3 years. Call at H erald ollioe. 6 acres are in Petite nnd Italian prunes, a Iso a general variety o f fruits. THIS IS A CHOICE DAIRY FARM, With a large, successful creamery handy is well fenced, has two small barns, a house that has served its time, but could be cheaply repaired. Steamers and railroad cars both pass within GO rods o f the house, and being a warm, well sheltered location, conduce to make this n most desirable C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N all home for some one. A GOOD HOME WALTER DRANE, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker, L k in d so f farm work soli cited. Horse and plow work a specialty A L shoeing Supplies for logging work, wedges, dogs rings, cant-hooks and everything used in logging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on corner north of Pio- neei Feed stable. (19tf PRIZES ON PATENTS. How to Get $ 1 0 0 and Perhaps a Fortune. We secure patents and to induce people to get track of their bright ideas we offer a prize of $100 to be paid on the first o f every month to the person who submits to us the most meritorious invention during the pre ceding month. We will also advertise the invention free of charge in the National Recorder, a weekly newpaper, published in Washington, D. 0 .. which has an extensive circulation throughout the United States and is devoted to the interest o f inventors. NOT 8 0 HARD AS IT SEEMS. The idea o f being abie to invent some thing strikes moat people as being very difficult; this delusion the company wishes to dispel. It is the simple things and small inventions that make the greatest amount of money, and the complex ones are seldom profitable. Almost everybody, at some time or another, conceives an idea, which if patented, would probably be worth to him a fortune. Unfortunately such ideas are usually dismissed without thought. The simple inventions like the car window wnich could be easily slid up and down with out breaking the passenger s back, the sauce n, the collar button, the nut lock, the ttle stopper, the snow shovel, are things that almost everyone sees some way o f im proving upon, and it is these kind of inven tions that bring the greatest returns to the author. The prize we offer will be paid at the end o f each month, whether the application haa been acted upon by the patent office or not. Every competitor must apply for a patent on his in vention through us, and whether he secures the prize or not, the inventor will have a valuable patent. THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY. Jovrt WiDDiBniiw. Gen’ l Manager, 618 F St. N. W.. Washington, D. C. P. 8. —The responsibility of this com pany may be judged from the fact that it« stock is held by about seventeen hnmlred o f the leading newspapers of the United States. [Dec. 18*94 tf C 1 1 A C R E S , also, of level sandy * lnnd in Bandon, and overlooking its famous bench nnd the Pacific ocean; baa fair buildings and good water, is good veg etable or small fruit lnnd and a capital plaoe f o r p o u l t r y , and a few cows to sell m ilk to city customers and campers on the beach. As a health resort it can’ t be beat, having the mildest winter, coolest summer and most equable temperature in the United States. O A ACRES o f heavy timber, ^ ^ 3 miles from Coquille City and the river. Will be sold low. J J O U 8 E AND THREE LOTS in C oqnill« LSO 17 unimproved lots in various parts o f Coquille City, Coos county, Or., giving a vnriety o f locations to choose from and at reasonable prices. A Q Q - A C R E F A R M 3 miles from town. 20 ncr«fl choice creek b o t t o m land and some very fine r a w timber o n bal ance. Spring branch, ooay building a, at«. Call on or address directly, R. D . SANFORD, on his farm at Coqnille City, Or eall at THE HERALD OFFICE. To the Unfortunate. D R . G IB B O N 8 ’ DISPENSARY, (23 Ktanq St, corner o f Commercis 1 San Francisco, C al. Established in 1854. for the treatment o f Sexual and Serainsl diseases,such as Gon orrhea, Gleet, Str.et- _ _ _ _ nre, Syphilis, in all its forms. Seminal Weakness, Impotenoy and Lost Manhood permanently cured. Th e sick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him. 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