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T U E S D A Y . A P R I L 30. 1895.
For God, and Hone and Native Land.
— EDITED BY THE—
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y
Rpya.!
Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
W.
C.
T. C.
T h e C o q n illle C it y W . C . T . U . m eets at
th e M e th o d is t church, sou th , e v e ry F r i
d a y , at 3 o’ c lo c k p. in. A ll in terested in the
w ork are in v ite d to A ttend
Baking I
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PUBE
LO CAL
T e n p ern n r «
IT E M S .
The Grave) Ford creamery ia re
jFrom the National W. C. T. U. Bulletin.] constructed and at work again.
“ T li* D evil in solution’’ is Dr.
Cbfules F. Edmunds o f Marsh
Benjamin W ardRichardson’s forci
field has just been granted a pen
ble description o f alcohol.
sion.
Queen Victoria has signed the
Next Monday ia tha date o f
woman suffrage bill o f Sonth
rngural meeting o f the Dairymen's
Australia, aud it is now s law.
Union.
October I8th has beeD fixed for
Trout fishing is in season, men,
tb e date o f the next National Con-
woman and children engaging in
vention o f the W. O. T. U.
tha sport.
Miss Anna A . Gordon is com pil
Frank Wilson caught ovar 100
in g s soog-book fo r the senior
trout Wednesday o f last week in
branch o f the L oya l Temperance
part nt a day.
L egion .
Hum sville is the name decided
¡Five distinguished physiologists
on for the new town across Rogne
o f Germany, Drs. Bunge, Gaule, river from Gold Beach.
Hoffman, Forel, and Fick are total
Climate— well we should say so,
abstainers.
and Coos county ia in the midst o f
Omaha, Nebraska, is being sup
the choices, -he world oyer.
plied by the W . C. T. U. with fif
The swallows are here in fall
teen automatic fountains for penny
force, and they brought summer
temperance drinks.
with them— aa high as 72 in the
T b s legislature o f California
shade, at any rate.
passed a bill prohibiting the sale
Mrs. Lora Harringtou is doing
o f liqnor within two and a half
dressmaking and plain aud fancy
miles o f the soldiers’ homes.
sewing at the residence o f her par
“ The atringeut law and prohibi
ents, Mr. and A. A. Leach.
tion are rapidly driving the saloon
T. A. W alker sent several o f his
from Mississippi," is the acknowl
bee-hives ont to tha conDtry last
edgment o f the W ine and Spirit
week. They are in demand and
Gazette.
orders keep him q a ite basy.
The brewers o f Toledo have
Our old friend T. J. Perkins of
issued a letter to the “ Trade" urg
Parkersburg represented the Sun
ing them to try and neutralize the
day-school o f that place at the
active efforts o f the A c ti Saloon
M yrtle Point convention last week.
League of Ohio.
The schooDer Berwick, which
Dr. Ballinger, whoexamined two
loaded at Morras Bro’s m ill, de
thousand persons in the hospitals
parted for San Francisco last W ed
at Munich, says be found that 8
nesday, being towed down by the
per cent died o f excessive beer- tug Triumph.
drinking.
Mr. Root hns moved to the prop
Miss M ary Moore, N ew York, erty on the east end of Front
la the newly elected superintendent street, lately occupied by Tim
o f the department o f nnfermented Seeley, and Mr. Tuttle will occupy
communion wine o f the National Mr. Root's bouse and continue the
W . C .T . U.
boarding-house.
The N ew Y ork Sun says that
G000 o f tbs 7000 saloons in New
Y ork are controlled directly or
indirectly by one of the great liq
uor monoplies, and tha saloon
keeper is practically subject to the
demauds of these monopolists.
C o n r tn ir u r r .
L ib b t ,
H o t* «.
Madam Chika Saknrai w ill sail
ior Yokobamo, A pril 13th, after a
twenty months’ residence in thia
country, daring which she has en
deared herself to her white ribbon
sisters.
B y request the Ceotral W. C. T.
U. o f Denver, which has made such
a success o f its woman's exchange,
is conducting a cafe with home-like
maalsand co intoxicants at tha cap-
itol.
K te o lu lle n * a l
The steamer Bandorille reached
our wharf from Portland last
Thursday evening.
H er stay at
Bandon was longer than usual,
having material for the new light
house aboard from Portland.
The railroad company’s switch
and sidetrack to Lyons’ m ill w eie
completed last week, which was
followed by immediate use, tire or
six flatcars having been ran npon
it to be loaded with lumber for
southern California.
The Mehl boys have handsomely
improved their home property in
preparation for the return o f their
mother who spent the winter in
WasniDgton.
Th ey have fenced
the block aud put np a new aud
pretty front porcb, besides other
Resolutions concerning the drunk substantial improvements.
enness and dissipation which pre
Uriah Root met with an accident
vailed in congress at the close of at Lyons’ mill last Thursday morn
its Inst BeBsion were adopted by ing, whoreby he came near losing
W . C. T. U. o f the District o f Col his right eye.
A ciuder from a
umbia at the last executive meet piece o f hot iron struck him o d the
ing. Ih e y ask the state unions to eyeball, and lodged there; Dr. Culin
join in the condemnation.
ministered to him, and it may yet
The crusade o f the W. C. T. U. be all right, though he has suffered
much from i t
in Sioux City, Iowa, for enforce
Bandon sent a strong delegation
ment o f the laws hnve spread to
Spencer and Dows, where billiard to the Young People’s Christian
halls and pool-rooms wers visited Workers’ convention held at M yr
by oompanics c f women, and the tle Point last Wednesday nnd
Revs. McCain and
proprietors warned against viola Thursday.
Scott
Attended,
as also the follow
tion o f the liquor and anti-tobacco
ing delegates from the several
laws.
The Western Christian Advo- churches, Sunday-schools, W. C.
ate says: “ The Hawaiian race ia T. U., Christian Endeavor and Ep-
dying out rapidly.
Tbs mission worth Laague: Episcopal obarck
aries have dona mneb to slavato —Pearl W alker and Maud Reed;
the natives; bnt intoxicating drinks W , C. T. U .— R o t* Long and Mr*.
Seott: Presbyterian Sunday-school
and the accompanying vices bid
— Blar.ch Stitt and Sydney Joston;
fair to exterminate the race.
T h e Christian Endeavor— Mous Onerr,
saloons have more power to des Frank Johnson and Kalona Scott;
troy than the churches have to Epworth League— T. J. Stillwell,
Corrie Stillwell and Oliva Crook;
save."
Methodist Sunday-school — Gus
Tbs report o f the N . H. rail Gross and Mrs. McCain.
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road commissioners shows that 90
Nervous Shock.
per cent o f the deaths caused by
E. W. Jov C ompany — Gentlemen:
railroads last year were due to in
This is the first time I have attempted
toxicating liquor, while raauy o f
to write for three years. Have been
the others bore marks o f driuking | so nervous ami weak that I have
and were likely intoxicated at the laid in bed most of the time.
A friend who had taken your
time o f death.
Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles.
Tw o new enterprises have been The second one is most gone, and
originated by Miss W illa r d —one I have gaiued twenty pounds, nnd
I was
the raising o f a fond to axteud W. surely feel a new woman
C. T. U. work among colored pale, thin, no ambition. Had given
women, which she desires to be a up, as I had tried so many remedies
and doctors, but fouud no IxutefiL
memorial to Mrs. T. Latlirop; the I f you caro to publish this you have
other a free literature fund to ba my consent, (Signed)
named for Mrs. Mary A. Wood-
M rs . A. C. T illm an .
hiidge. The funds are to ba raised
Alemeda, Cal.
by means o f a phonograph at Tbs
Temple, which for the sum o f ten
Headaches, Iiilliousness and T o r
cents will re-produoe two-mmutaj pid Liver disappear when you take
addresses c f leading speakers.
Joy'* Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
BY EXCM-SIOR LODGE NO.
A p r il 2t, U8K.
33,
I. O. G. T.,
ON TH E DEATH OF MRS. MCOKMAC.
To the bereaved husband and family
of our deceased sister, Mrs. Mary
McCormac, the committee reports
the following:
Whereas, God in his infinite wis
dom has been pleased to summon
from our midst and from the cares
and anxieties of this life our be
loved sister, Mrs. Mary McCormac,
who until a few days before her
death wa* apparently enjoying all
the fulness of health that a woman
in the pride of her youth can well
enjoy, but was caught with the pre
vailing disease and was carried
away; and,
Whereas, Her sudden departure
from this life hns been a severe
shock to her sorrowing husband
and two motherless children, also
to her father who had intended
making his home in this life with
her, having but lately been bereft
of liis wife also by death; and,
Whereas, Her absence iong shall
be fell in our lodgs room, she hav
ing been an earneet and enthusi
astic worker in the cause of temper
ance since our lodge began, taking
great interest,in the literary work,
fer which she was well adapted, be
ing especially good in elocution,
and having a mind well stored with
choice selections aud ever ready
when called upon to respond, en
deared herself to the hearts of all
the members, but now that voice is
stilled; that heart that we had all
lenrned to love lies slumbering in
the grave; her form shall long be
missed from its accustomed place in
our lodge room, but her memory in
our hearts can uever be effaced; and,
Whereas, In her death our com
munity has lost a valued friend nnd
neighbor, her greatest care being
tho welfare of others, aud having
spent most of her life amongst the
people here was well and favorably
known, her cheerfulness and kind
disposition gaining for her the con
fidence and love of the whole com
munity; therefore be it
Resolved, While we bow in sub
mission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, who sendeth the rain aud
sunshine alike upon the just aud
the unjust, and who doeth all things
well, that we extend to the bereaved
husband and family our sincere nnd
heartfelt sympathy at this their
hour of sore affliction, and may
t icy find thnt peace and comfort to
their wounded hearts that is so
freely given to those that put their
trust in the Lord. Be it also
Resolved, That our lodge, which
has just emerged from grief, be
again in mourning and our charter
draped for tho space of 30 days.
M iss N e llie F igg’s
I C o o « Ita r N e w «.)
R. M. W eider has gone to Cali
fornia, and, it is said, ‘ will move
his fam ily there, if be finds a suit
1 able location.
James West, of Bandon, has
been on tbe bay for several days,
nnd is meeting with success in in
troducing tbe Bsveridge Steam
Automatic Cooker.
Z. T. S iglin g returned from the
city on the Arago. W e learn from
him that the schooner Gen. Siglio
has been chartered by a company
about to build acannery at Ugashik
river, which empties into Behring
sea.
She sailed from the city
lately on a five months’ trip.
Bronte Coffelt, daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Coffelt, o f Coos
river, has been stopping at Rose-
burg with her uncle, Rev. J. A.
Crutchfield, for some mouths past,
snd is attending theRoseburg pub
lic scbool.
At the examination
for the month ending A pril 5th,
she bad an average of over 90 in
the various studies, aud in mental
arithmetic she reached the 99
mark.
Mias Bronte is only 13
years old, and her parbuts fssl
justly proud of her.
W est Oregouian (R e p .): We
believe that justice requires that
party influence should be laid aside
in speaking o f the acts o f public
officers, and one visiting the county
court cannot help noticing that
matters are handled by that body
with fairness, and a careful exami
nation o f every subject that comes
up is had, a*d thus the affairs of
the county are looked after with a
great deal o f caution.
A Gentleman
W ho form erly resided In Couuectlcnt, Dnt
w ho now resides In Honolulu, writes: “ For
20 years past, my w ife
an J 1 have used A y e r 's
H a ir V ig o r, and wo
attribute to it the dark
hair which she and 1
now have, w hile hun
dreds o f our acquaint
ances, tan or a d»xen
years younger than we.
are either gray-headedj
white, o r bald. W hen
asked how our hair haa
retained its color and
fullness, we reply, • By
the use of A y e r 's H air
V igo r—nothing else.’ "
“ In 1868, my affianced
was nearly bald, aud
the hair
kept fall
ing o u t
every
| d a y.
I
In d u c e d
her to use
A y e r 's B a f r V ig o r , and v e ry soon, It not
only checked any further loss o f hair, but
produced an entirely new growth, which has
remained luxuriant and glossy to this day.
I can recommend tills preparation to all in
seed o f a genuine hair-restorer. I t Is a ll
that It is claimed to be.” —Antonio Aiarrun,
Bastrop, Tea.
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H O IC E Htook o f new and fa sh ion a b le
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triu im ed hats, flow ers, rib bon s, tips, etc
W ill re c e iv e new in yo iees and n fin e stock
o f F A N C Y G O O D ? b y each stea m e r and
b y ra il.
L a d it s are 'o r d ia lly in v ite d to in
s p e c t *>heH<' go o d s n i com pare prices.
O rd ers fro m a dista n ce p ro m p tly and
c a re fu lly fille d .
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G. A. R. NOTICE.
W e tahe th is o p p o rtu n ity o f in fo r m in g
our subscribers th a t the n ew C om m issioner
o f Pen sio n s has been a p p o in ted . H e is an
o ld soldier, and w e b elie ve th a t so ld iers and
th e ir h eirs w ill re ceive ju s tic e a t h is hands.
W e d o not a n ticip a te th a t th ere w ill be a ny
ra d ical changes in th e a d m in is tra tio n o f
pen sion a ffa irs under the n ew re gim e .
W e w ou ld advise, h ow eve r, th a t U . S.
soldiers, Bnilors, nnd th e ir heirs, ta k e steps
to m nke a p p lica tio n a t once, i f th e y h ave
n o t a lrea d y done no, in o r d e r to secore the
b en efit o f th e e a rly filin g o f th e ir cla im s
in case th ere should be a ny fu tu re pension
le g is la tio n .
Such le g is la tio n is seldom
r e tr o a c tiv e .
T h e r e fo r e it is o f g re a t im
p ortan ce t h a t a p p lica tio n s bo filed in the
d ep artm en t a t th e ea rlie st possible d a te .
I f U . S. so ld iers, s a ilo rs o r t lie ir w idow s,
ch ildren o r p a ren ts, desire in fo r m a tio n in
rega rd to pen sion m atters, th e y should
w rite to T u b P ress C l a im s C o m p a n y , at
W as h in gto n , D . C., aud th ey w ill prepa re
nnd send the n ecessary a p p lica tio n , i f they
fin d them e n title d u n d er th e num erous law s
en a cted fo r th e ir b en efit. A ddress,
P i t ESS C L A I M S C O M P A N Y ,
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P . O . B o x ÎJ86.1
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F o r salo by K. S. K n ow lton , D ru ggist.
FOR INVENTIONS.
Equal with the interest o f those having claims against the government h
that o f INVENTO RS, who often lose the benefit o f valuable inventions bec.uM
of the incompetency or inattention of tbe attorneys employed to obtain their
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and reli
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a patent dependsgreatly, if not
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
W ith the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys,
and o f seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we have re
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreign Countries, Conduct In
terferences, M aks Special Examinations, Prosecute Rejected Cases,
Register Trade-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinions as ts
Scope and Validity o f Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, E tc., Etc.
I f yon have an invention on hand send a sketch or photograph thereof, to
gether with a brief description of the important features, and you w ill be at once
advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom necessary. I f
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with infringement by
others, submit the matter to us for a reliable O P IN IO N before acting on the
matter.
That Democratic wonder, the New FRESH AND HALTED MEATS,
York Weekly W orld, has just
Bologna. Head Cheese,
VEO ETAB LES, C AN N ED GOODS
changed its weekly into a T W IC E -
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y .
A -W E E K paper, and you can now
618 F STR E E T, N O R T H W E S T ,
W A S H IN G T O N , D .C .
Coffee, Sugars, Teas,
get the two papers a week for tho
P. o . BOX a e a .
J O H N WEDDERBURU, M a n a g i n g A t t o r n e y .
T o b a cco s, C iga rs, etc.
same old price— $1 a year.
P r ic e « a re hr lo w hr the lo w est.
S3* Cut this out and sand K with your Inquiry. •£*
O rd ers fr o m n n j p a rt p r o m p tly fille d .
Think of it I The news from New
York right at your door fresh every
D o r a D o in g s .
A p ril 2 4 — T h e warm weather three days— 104 papers a year— and
the past few days has waked up your home paper The H e r a l d all for
ÏTE G U ARANTE* A Cl-BK ¡
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and in v ita tho m ost I
O n ly $ 8 .S 5 !
the farmers and all hands are pre
O iir e fu fin ven tila tio n a « t o our rosponsibil- ]
paring corn, potatoes and beet
H y aud th o m e rits o f o n r T a b le t«.
I
giounds for seeding.
Ptao’6 Remedy for Catarrh ta th«
Best,
Easleot
to
Tsa,
and
Cheapest.
The Gravel Ford creamery starts
up on the 25th with J. H. Beunett
C A T A R R M
W ill c o m p le t e l y d e s t r o y t h o d e s i r e f o r T O ItA O C O i n f r o m S t o l l d a y s . P e r f e c t l y h a r m -
l e m ; e tu iu o n o a te k n e a w , a n d r u a v b o g i v e n i n a c u p o f t e a o r co lT o o w i t h o u t t h o k n o w 1*
at the wheel.
Bold hy liturgista or sent by mall. | H
e d g e o f th e p a tie n t, w h o w i l l v o lu n ta r ily s to p s in o c in g o r c h tiw iu g in a fe w d a y s .
Vo.
1.
T.
Mq«1t.l»a,
Worms*
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grand
wedding at I. T.
W eekly's on tbe 28th.
Miss L e
tb e p *ttcn t, b y t h . o s * o f o a r S PE C IA L PO R M LLA GOLD CLUE TA B LE TS .
ona W eekly and Jeff Crosby are
D u r t n r i r * . l m * n » p . t l « i i t , » r e . l l o w M l t h * f r * * a « « o f L iq n o r o r M o b -
to join bands in lawful wedlock. >
p h t n r u n t i l m ic h t i m e u t h e y . h a l l v o l o n t o r t l y g i v e t h e m u p .
W e se n d p a r t l c n l . r * a n d p a m p h le t o f te s ttm o a ta lfl f r e o . a n d . h a ll
J. H. Miuard, J. P., is to tie the
h o g la d t o p la c e e u f f e r e r . f r o m a n J o f t h e e * h a b i t * I n c o m m n n lc » *
knot. A grand dinner figures in
t t u n w it h p e re o n a w h o h a v e b ee n . u n x l b y t b e u s . o f o u r T a b l k t s .
from p e r s o n a
H ILL’ S T A B L E T S * r * f o r M i a b y «11 r iE B T - C L « M
the festivities and tbe neighbors
d x u g K ta t. a t S | .O O p e r p a c k a g e .
who
havo been
I f y o u r d r u K K t .t d o M n o t S ee p th e m , e n c lo a e n , S | .O
are invited to gather and help
a n d w e w i l l e e u d y o u , b y r e tu r n m a il, a p a c k a g e o f o . r
cured by tha use of
diminish the bountiful supply of Caveats and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-]
Vntbusinemconducted for m o o c n a t k r e t « .
.
W r it e v o n r n a m e a n d * d d r * M p la in ly , » n d a ta to
goodies that Mrs. Queen Weekly
O ur O rncK ia O fpo « ite u . • . P a te n t O rr ic t
w h e th e r T a b le t* a re f o r T o b a c c o , M o r p h in e o r
and we can »«cur« patent ia leso tun« than those
is sure to eet before them.
L iq u o r H a b it.
remote from Washington.
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Send model, drawing or photo., with desenp-i
DO NOT B R DECEIVED I n t o p a r c h a . l n g
W . H . Bunch is to teach the tion.
T H « OHIO CHRMICAL OO.!
W e advise, if patentable or pot, free o(\
any o f t h e c a r i o u s n o s t r u i n a t h a t a r e b e in g
D B A « Sim:—I h a v e been nsrint y o n r
Dora school, nnd Miss Bell Rowley charge, Onr feo not due till patent is secured. ,
o tt e r e d f o r a a lc .
A»k fo r H I L L ’S
cu re fo r tob acco h ab it, and fo u n d I t w on Id
' A P amrmlkt “ How to Obtain Patents,” with i
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and
take
no
o th e r .
do w h a t you cla im fo r It. I uaed ten cents
tbe Shiloh school.
cost cf same in the U . S. and foreign countries!
_ o rth o f th e s tro n g est chewing^ tob acco a day,
Manufactured only by
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Parties are still prospecting the sent free. Address,
and fr o m o n e to fle e c ig a r * ; o r I w ou ld sm oke
fr o m ten to fo r t y p ip e * o f tobacco. H a ve ch ew ed
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Black Diamonds on tbe beud wai
nnd sm oked fo r tw e n ty fiv e years, and tw o pa cka ge«
v o n r T a b le t* cu red m e so I h a v e no a « « i r e io r it.
ters o f E lk creek.
D on R ex .
O pr . P a t e n t O r r t c c . W a s h in g t o n . O. C . i
o f yoa x T » b i « w
B M j a y l o r d , L es lie ,M ic h .
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I Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
DRUNKENNESS lltf MORPHINE HABIT
A FEW
Testimonials
PATENTS
Hill s Tablets.
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OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
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ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
because it is praised by all who try
it,” says J. \V. Cox A Son, druggists.
Marshfield, Oregon.
No one af
flicted with a throat or lung trouble
can use this remedy without prais
ing it.
It always gives prompt
relief. It is especially valuable for
colds as it relieves the lungs, makes
breathing easier and aids exjteeto-
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pneumonia when this remedy ie
taken and reasonable care exercised.
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LIM A , OHIO.
P A R T I C fL A R S
if you use the r e tilo a 3
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other* arc wasting
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The “ERIE’
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G B W T LB M B W S o m « tim e a go I sen t
fo r f l ou w o rth o f v o u r T a b le t « f o r T o b a cco H abit. I re c e iv e d
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th e y d id the
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