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(Coquille (Cittì Jtcfalò, v o l W UTE# Union Labor Column. C U M , M . 1)., l ’ U Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N . DEVOTED XU THE INTHRESTS OF THE LABORER OFFICE AND UESIDENCE, PEOPLE’S PARTY. O o q u llle C it y Or O. E. SMITH. jGggiSurgeon Dentist, office M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N . Villi. J. W . B E N N E T T , Attorney at Law, Marshfield, . JOH N . . Oregon. F. H A L L Attorney at Law and IK eal E s t a t e _<Ag-exrt, M arsh f ie l d , O bugon . C. A- SE H L B R E D E , A - T T O I ^ I s n E Y " 'll 3 L . A . W Roseburg, Oregon. Hpouial Attention to matters before tlie UoHebnr» land otiioe, the commissioner of the general land office and sccretury of the Interior at Washington. ¿ Í H . T . H O L D E N DENTIST. M ABSH FIELD, OUEGON. A FFICE in the Hutcheson BniWing * ' Adjoining the B a n k .________________ _ i I , q 0 T __Jj.al Dow Lodge, No. 25, Meo,.» Ill Coquiile City every Tuesday ,,.;.!g. All mmnhert in good standing Tally invited. Bum N oslbe .C .T . I H. James, Secretary. F . A . d£ I. U . / 1QUILLE F. A. & I. U. meats every v second anil fourth Thursday nights u inch month in Coquiile City, Coos « uty, Oregon. _ . 0 Alus. L ena J ohnson , See. 3andon F A and I- U Meets every second and fourth Friday .''uts in each month at Ban don, Coos county. Or. E. G. G r o v e r , See. n Sumner F A. and I U. cts at Alliance hall on the second and io .rth Saturday evenings of each month. WM. liASOR, SCO. j 5 IVER TON F. A. & I. U . meets in its I\, new hall at Riverton every first and th rd Saturday evenings of each month. O. A. K e l l y , Sec. OUTH FORK F. A. & I. U., No. 2:K), meets every second Saturday at 2 p m. : »thers of other lodges in good standing :■ invited to a‘ tend with us. B. E. H a m p t o n , se c r e ta ry . I. O. NO. 45. COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1895. . i ; í . O. F. Ooquille Lodge N o.53 iTeats at Coquiile City every Saturday oven- n;». Visiting brethren, in good standing* ordially invited. C. W . W h i t e , N. G. The following compose the County Cen tral Committee of the People’ s Party of Coos county, Oregon: List. No. 1— Win. Phillips, Empire City. “ “ 2 — A. M. Collver, Marshfield. “ “ 3— 0 . A. Kelly, Riverton. “ “ 4 — I. T. Weekly, Gravel Ford. “ “ 5—J. H . Matheny, Myrtle Point “ “ <>— Jas. West, Bandoli. JAS. W EST, Chairman, Bandon. W. PH ILLIPS, Secretary, Empire City. Before the law was written down with parchment or with pen; Before the law made citizens, the moral law made men. Law stands for human rights, but when it fails those rights to give, Then let law die, my brother, but let human beings live. — Rev. Miller Haeemnn. JUMPED! SEE? LOTS AT BANDON. t r S B. B. PAULL & CO., REAL ESTATE DEALERS n Photographs! Painter’s Journal: The railroads of this country employ nearly 900,- 000 men. Of this number 3000 were killed during the past year and 31,728 injured. Although society is au organiza tion of which each individual is a part, the life of the whole is greater T H E Y T H R E W U P T H E IR H A N D S . than the life of any part, and each Umatilla County Farmers Who Have Aban part must work for the welfare of doned Their Farms. the whole. Juniper, Oregon, May 27, 1805.— Prostitutod journalism is not less Ed. Alliance Herald: As time3 are venal than the weak and fallen hard, the result of a gold basis, creature of the filthy brothel. One money scarce and firewood at Helix appears gilded with authority, while sells for $5 ft cord, cash, I conculded the other besmirched in its helpless a few days ago to take a team and ness, still remains in the soul the drive from my place, six miles north flower of honesty which survives of Helix, over to Wallula, Wash., for the first fall of woman. a load of wood. The trip was a The common people are patient most melancholy one. When I and of long suffering. Long years reached the Renniek place, on the of misrule and oppression may range line, I could not but stop force them into a subtlety of con my team and gaze a few minutes on trivance to gain a point; to artifice, the scene before me. AVhat a deso stratagem. It may prove their late sight mot my eyes! The lien- only protection against the heartless nick place was deserted, the old persecutions they aie open to on man now past threescore years of every side. If the strong by their age, was gone. He had raised a tyranny force tho weak into the last large family, mostly boys, who were, retreat left open to them, on them without exception, upright, hon be the guilt of the habits they have est and industrious. Under the eugendered. land laws they gained possession of Pendleton Herald: The East quite an extensive farm, reclaiming Oregonian, Democratic, and the Pen the laud from its savage state and subjecting it to a high state of cul dleton Tribune, Republican, are tivation. Once the ranch was a both hostile to free coinage of sil busy place, but now the cheerful ver. These papers fairly represent voice of agriculture was stilled and the view of the old parties on the there remain only the grades, tho money question. Free silver men, roads, tho well, the trees and tho get out of the goldbug parties! houses. It was with sorrow that I The People’s party demands free noticed the absence of this worthy coinage of silver at 16 to 1, regard- Ketierox AYHI* . lcsa of CJ uxaaix family. ---- iam or the Rothschilds, whose pup Passing by this place, I followed the ridge rood for a distance of 18 pets these princes are. miles, going through three school districts where each Sunday morn Oocmille Encampment, two yoars ago could be seen as many teams of farmers as could N o 2 5 I O. O . F . ?te«ts first aiul .bird Thursdays in each stand around the schoolhouses, but jnui.th at Odd Fellows’ hall. Cordial urn- now, alas, how different! The . •, ion to visiting patriarchs in good stalld- ir.g. J. S. L a w re n c e . C. P. schoolhouses are falling into decay; 1. F . Boutell Scribe. the religious services of Sundays CTadwick Lodge, No- 68, aro things of the past; the devout A. F . nnil A. M., congregations are scattered; the ■cists at their hall ou Saturday evening prattle of the school children is o :\ or before full moon in each month. V siting brethren cordially invited. heard no more; all was desolation! C . W . W h it e , W . M . In traveling the entire 18 miles f t . Willard, BM. along this road I did not meet or o 7 X ii. pass a team! Throe yoars ago this Q-en- Lytle Post No- 27, road led through a continuous wheat Meets at Coquiile City, on every first field, but now there wns no wheat Wednesday. Visiting coiurnds, in good standing, cordially invited. all along the entire road; not a J ohn M o r r is , Commander. fence up; not a single farmhouse H . H. N ic h o l s , Adjutant. that appeared to be inhabited; wells, Coquiile Fishermans’ windlasses, cisterns, corrals, wind XJXSTXO JM mills, houses, farm— all deserted. ISamd-Olpln O r e g o n , Where once was an unbroken field Will meet every fourth Saturday in each of waving wheat is now an 18 miles month till farther notice. All members in good standing cordially invited to attend. long wild mustard waste. There aro three railroad stations in Van- sycle canyon lying under the lee of this belt of land, but there will be no occupation for wheat receiv- ers at these stations this year. If tho vicinity of the parade gronud, wild mustard could be maketed at a for $125 each. Only a few lots | at this price. For particulars in profit, the receivers would bo kept busy enough. Great numbers of quire at the H e r a l d office. farmers have left this region and F O E S ^ L j E . are seeking for places to lodge their t> J A ACHES of land on Cunningham families, even temporarily, and 6 l V aroek, 4 inilaa from Coquiile City, t h e d v q and n H ° f 4he aw I,', sec 16, twp many more are about to remove— 28 s, r 12 w . covered with a fine body of fir in fact, all this region is being de t im b e r . Price — $6 per acre; terms easy. ALSO, populated. O i n ACHES, what is known as North t L ~ rU Prairie. 4 miles east of Lnnglois P. Were all these men poor farmers? O .; a N j 1 stock ranch, plentyof out rango. Price—,."» per acre: will take in exchange Wero they all extravagant nnd reck valley property. Inquire of less? Were they all laud-grabbers, ft*j W . P. W R IGH T. Daitaa. Polk county,Or. who mortgaged their quarter-sec tions to gobble up adjoining tracts and themselves were eaten up by usury? Or weie they brave, indus trious and honest yeomen whose lives have been blighted, their for AIIAGO, COOS C O U N TY, O R . tunes wrecked and their families W TNO V 1 t »ral years experience turned upon the highways as wan n ! feel confident we can ar patrons. St-nd as derers through tho devilish machina ■ or come and seo as. tions of goldbiigs? Is it bad man RiuT i »perty a Specialty. agement by these farmers or bad m ip tiy a tte n d e d ♦ ■>. O'*r ; 1 r r cent of sales. Oui laws which have caused this ruin? nv'**oi*. I .’ " »tL iv e . The demonetization of silver and 4 * t f , t.B . PAL’ LL JfcCO. the resulting shrinkage in value of all products brought 20-cent wheat — and bankruptcy. We have the Gallery six doors cast o f L O O. F. Hall. Samples and prices “ honest money” of John Sherman and Grover Cleveland so that hon jo gallery. C. W ile n o , Photo. est men cannot pay their debts; wo J . S. L a w r e n c e , It. H. have “bound currency” but unsound farmers. “ Sound currency” lias transformed this once beautiful and prosperous farming region into a wilderness. I got back with the load of wood, all right, but I felt so lonesome on the way that I felt that I ought to write my impressions. Yours, truly, L. M. Husox. GENERAL NEW S. UYT.NES TO RIVAL PINKERTON. New York, June 3.—It is re ported that Thomas Byrnes, ex- superintendent of police, will organ ize a private detective agency in the near future. LARGE WHEAT SALE. Sar, Francisco, June 3.—The final transfer of 179,600 tons of wheat, belonging to the Fair estate, was consummated this afternoon. Four lending shipping firms,George W, McNear, Eppinger & Co., Bal four, Guthrie & Co., and GirviD, Baldwin & Eyre, were the purchas ers at $17 a ton, the certified checks given in payment amounting to $3,053,200. McNear’sclaim against the estate for storage was $110,000. The court allowed $89,000 as com- missious to the brokers who nego tiated the sale. Besides the estate finds itself loser ubout $1,500,000. TIMBER LAND CLAIMANTS WON. Roseburg, Or., June 3.— The land office here today received no tice that the case of the United States vs. Warner and Julius E. Miner, timber land contests, had been decided by Commissionn- Lamoreaux in favor of the defend ants. This was made a test case out of 50 or more entries, compris ing tho Julius E. Miner timber land on Rogue river. This con test was held in Roseburg, nnd at tracted a vast amount of attention onaccountof a largo body of timber land being involved. Tho land office officials here decided in favor of the government, and Miner ap pealed to the commissioner of the geueinl laud office, who reversed the decision. SICK-HEADACHE Makes life miserable. A ll other ailments are as nothing in com parison. Women especially know its Buffering, and few escape its torture, THE RELIEF AND CURE IS There are said to bo over 1000 | O U R M IN D women iu Now York, who, in one C H A N G I N G way or auothor, make their living : Is hard work compared with by their pens. --- »««»4 -- — changing the appearance o f your Eft A f \ I f a c h e and R h e u m a t ism relieve} I D M v / I V b v Dr. Miles’ Nerve Plasters. stove with Y Herald and Rural northwest for $ 2 We offer a valuable premium to our subscribers who are interested iu the farm, fruit-growing and stock, without extra cost; in other words, $3 for $2— two papers for the price of one "3000 PARCELS OF MAIL' TREE FOB 10 1-CENT STAM PS 9 - fc fN • « “EYERY p a c k a g e - « H a s o u r Z S ta m p In r o d o n w ra p p er* J . H . ZKALIN St C O ., Philadelphia, Pa. [Port Orford Tribune. J The Eckly Myrtle Point roBd is now being pushed to completion, aud will soon be open for wagon travel. That road should have been built from Eckly to Port Orford. Fred Barker of Coos county was in town one day last week, on bis way to Mountain Ranch, 20 miles BANK PRESIDENT SUICIDES. south of Gold Beach, where he will Des Moines, Iowa, .Tune 3.—Ex- teach a term of school, to begin Senator E. R. Cassett, president of yesterday. the First National Bank of Pellu, I Coast M r ;!. 1 was found in the bank with his Frank Batter was granted a pat throat cut today, having attempted suicide. The aflairs o f the bank ent on a surveying instrument last week. will be immediately investigated. Miss Florence Smith leaves for Cassett is still living, but in a crit Portland on the stage tomorrow as ical condition. a delegate from Coquiile City to - - - ---------------------• one of the grand lodges. I tla m t s H ie L i 's l l u t i i r v . Tho difficulties of couducting au A murder similar to that at the office for which uo appropriation has been made is now being exper Emanuel church occurred on June ienced by State Land Agent T. \V. 1st in which Miss Nellie Hurring- Francisco. Davenport. Mr. Davenport h** Frac prtirren aud will sBucr out to Theodore Durrant, who is held those portions of the state where in San F'rancisco for the murder of unclaimed lands are supposed to Miunie Williams nod Blanche La- lie, large posters, addressed “ To mont will be brought up for trial Rev. Myron Reed: St. Paul also the People of Oregon.” These ou July 22d. says that the husbandman that circulars clmrgo the last legislature laboreth must be the first partaker with fa ilu r e to appropriate money All druggists sell Dr. Miles' Nerve Plasters. of the fruits. I commend that text for the selection of lands in lieu of the 16th and 36th sections of the to the careful and prayerful con forest reserve, and Mr. Davenport sideration of the carbuilder and anticipates that within the next two church-builder, Mr. Geo. M. Pull years the best land that is now man. It is plain that he is first available will be taken un Jer home NOTICE TO INVENTORS. He to pay his workmen “fair day’s stead and timber-land acts. appeals to the patriotism of those There was never a time in the his wages for a fair day’s work.” He is who have knowledge of such lands to attend to that and then, if there to forward a description of the tory of our country when the de mand for inventions nnd improve is anything over ho may doclare a same. There remains an obstacle ments in the arts aud sciences gen dividend. The dividend of tho to the state acquiring lands after erally was so great as now. The laborer is the first thing to be con the selections have been mode. A conveniences of mankind in the fac fe9 of $2 for every quarter section tory aud workshop, tho household sidered . is required to list lauds in the ou the farm, aud in official life, United States laud office, nnd unless Pendleton Herald: Some of the require continual accessions to the goldbug organs point with triumph the board of land commissioners appurtenances aud implements of to the rise of wheat in Chicago and will assume a legislative function each in order to save labor, time and and find money for this purpose, Tho political change in then ask: “ Why does not silver the work of selecting lieu land is expense. the administration of government also rise?” That is au easy one. The effectually blocked. does not affect the progress of tho speculators can raiso or lower the American inventor, who being on Among those lost by the sinking price of any commodity at will. A the alert and ready to perceive the o f the Colima was Mrs. E. J. Brain- existing deficiencies, does not permit few weeks ago they made a corner ard, wife of Judge Braiunrd, of the affairs of the government to deter on oil and raised the price enor Uuion county. him from quickly conceiving the mously— this in face of the fact Port Orford Tribune: Tbe egg remedy to overcome existing discrep that the visible supply of oil was as gatherers are ready for tbeir sea ancies. Too great care cannot be great as ever. Theu they inado a son’s work, and ore only wailing exercised in choosing a competent corner on meat and raised the price for the birds to begin business. and skillful attorney to prepare and of that to suit their own sweet wills, Ace Carey ebartered the Dread- prosecute an application for patent naught one day last week to take Valuable interests have been lost and Now they have made a corner on lumber, boxes, nnd supplies to destroyed in innumerable instances wheat for purely speculative uses. Island Rock, and Emil .lessine and by tho employment of incompetent The news from Germany and Eng the Bartelle boys have taken pos counsel, and especially is this advlco land that the movement iu favor of session of two other rocks in the applicable to those who adopt the silver is growing suggests the idea vicinity. Thess rocks, lying off “ No patent, no pay” system. Inven Humbug mountain, ore the resort tors who entrust their business to that these same speculators will of thousands of birds known as this class of attorneys do so at im soon begin to boom silver. When the murre, and gntberiog their eggs minent risk, as the breadth and speculators have practical control has become quite n profitable in strength of the patent is never con sidered iu view of a quick emlonvor of the making of the news they dustry for Port Orford. can get up a boom in anything. The editor of the Cottage Grove to get au allowance and obtain THE PRESS —-------- - »#> - ---------- ---- Echo-Leader got himself into the fee then due. O r. Price’s Cream Baking Powder trouble by speaking of a local CLAIMS COMPANY, John Wed- World’s Fair Highest Award. millinery store kept by a very esti derburn, General Manager, 618 F mable lady and saying he was street, N. W., Washington, D. C., . . . . * . . — —— “ very glad to see her stocking up.” representing a largo number of im A I .liia lilr 4 lac'll. When tho pnper came out, Bro. portant daily and weekly papers, as Tacoma, Wash.— “ I havo used Thorp was astonished when the well as general periodicals of tho your Simons Liver Regulator and lady met him and struck him over country, was instituted to protect its can conscientiously sny it is tho the think-dome with her umbrella, patrons from the unsafe methods King of nil Liver Medicines. I con at the same time telling him that heretofore employed in this line of sider it a medicine chest itself.”— he was a liar and hadn't seen any business. The said company is pre Geo. W. Jackson. Your druggist thing o f the kind. He doesn’t pared to take charge of all patent sells it in powder or liquid; the yet know what she was mad at, business entrusted to it for reason powder to be taken dry, or made although he bos read the item a able fees, and prepares and prose into a tea. hundred times to see if there was cutes applications generally, includ ---------------- - «S» *--------- ------ - ing mechanical inventions, design anything spiteful in it Port O rfoid Tribane: Brother, patents, trade-marks, labels, copy ---------------* «» > * -------------- Dodge, o f the Myrtle Point West j rights, interferences, infringements, “ You’ ll get it!” jeered the spoon, Oregonian, has sold his press t o ! validity reports, and gives especial the Coquiile City Bulletin, and j when the finger got smeared with attention to rejected cases. It is now has the Oregonian printed al ! molasses. Gatwbat? “ A licking.” also prepared to enter into competi Coquiile City and published a t ! She —I can't help thinking I have tion with any firm in securing for Myrtle Point, rather an awkward | seen yoar portrait in tbe news eign patents. undertaking. I f the town can not' papers somewhere. He—Oh, no Write for instructions and advice. support a press, better suspend the doubt; it’e often been published. P h il ip W. A v i r i t t , paper, and retire from the butcher She— Then 1 am not mistaken. [P.O . Box 385. J 618 F street, boaiuess. 1 Wbat were you cured of? Washington, D. C , PATENTS j TEN CTS. S even TEN CTS. S tove . Q l o s s c t s / Lasts Seven times longer re/ialar price 26c.) your au- L o o k s Seven times better Th,n i If received wifhln .30 v\ ill be for I year boldly p r i n t e d on gummed A b o u t Seven times cleaner s,ov« labels. Duly Directory guaranteeing l-io.n oo A b o u t T w o times cheaper f’01“*' customers; from pub lishers and manufac A b o u t T w o times handier turers you'll receivo. irobably, thousands iTubiihly. tt)Gii«an4. ot of aluuble books, papers, • a • 5 samples,inagusineK,etc. I __ ^ A l l f r o « and each parcel | one ol'vourprlntcd address labels I f you r grocer d oesn ’ t keep it, pnsted thereon. K A T R A ! We wiU also print nnd prepay postage on 600 of send us his name with toe and vour lubel addresses to yon; which stick on vonr onvelcpes, books, etc., to I prevent their being lost. J. A. W ark , ; get a large box and a valuable of Roidevillc, N. C., writes : "F rom | family household b o o k free. »ny 3;'» cord address ' r Llgtituln# ldr. , ‘. In I d vou Directory I ’ ve } IVO'lvKíI iny 500 addret.» ,«-r o » ____ 1 'u ____ r r . U _ __ of lit belli and o v _ - .to ____ ."♦fail. My addresses you nentt«r«d unions pnblisUvr* and uiRnufuotuiers', are arriving doily, on vuluuhle oaroela o f mull »Teia ull purls of the World.” 819 M O N T G O M E R Y 8 T . . S. P.. G A L. Many people take pills, which gripe and purge, weakening the body. More take Simmons Liver Regulator, liquid or powder, be cause more pleasant to take, does not gripe, and is a mild laxative, that also tones up the system. Tho relief is quick. It is Nature's own remedy, purely vegetable. “ I never found anything to do mo »ny good until I used Simmons Liver Regula tor. It has been three years since I first U 6 ed it and I have not had Sick Headache since. I sent my sister (who had from one to two attacks of Sick Headache every week) one-half of a package, and she has not had it since.”—C. S. Mowtw, Browns- vllle, W.Va. | Donnellan & Co., Agts., Address— W O R L D ’ S FAIR DIRECTORY CO., No 262 Girard aud Frnnkford avenues, Philadelphia, Pa. J. J. BAKERS Marblfi aifl Stone Works Liver? Feefl ! Sale Stables, C O O S B A Y M YR TLE C. IN. PATERSON, Prop. Manufaotnrer of Marble Monuments, H eal- stones. Tablets, eto. Cemetory lots enclosed with stone oopinf? or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or der. Correspondence solicited from parties living in tho country or other towns who may wish anything in my line of business. MAnsnFiBLD - - - - - - PER MONTH I n Y o u r O w n L o c a l it y made easily and honorably, without capi tal, during your spare hours. Any man, woman,hoy, orgirl ran do tho work hand ily, without experience. Talking un necessary. Nothing like It tor 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. Yon con 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 of ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before tbo public, send us your address, and we will mail you a docu ment giving you all the particulars. T R U E & CO ., Box 400, A u gusta, M aine. IF YOU S IN G L E and D O U B L E RIGS, F IN E TEAM S, SA D D LE-H O R SE S -X T - reasonable O eeo - . B o n d o l l a r s WANT PO IN T, OR. PRICES. Regnhir trips with fine hacks connectin with trains at ltoHrburK: two trips daily I and from Coquiile City, making pronq connection with river steamers, stage lint nnd ocean steamers at Coos bav. 1 )0 Y ou w ill b u y a M ARLIN. It has a solid top—P rotection * ft ejects at the aldo—C on v m la o M , It ia light weight—C om fort« It haa tho B allahd B uitc I—A c c u r a c y . It haa fowcat p a rta -8 lm p llclty. Bend for complete catalogne, free. Special pa<S «k of carda for 15 centa. T H E M A R L IN F IR E A R M S CO ., Retv H a v e n « C on n. IN F O R M A T IO N A BO U T P E N S IO N S A D D R E SS A LETTER OR POSTAL CARD TO THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY P H IL IP W. A V IltE T T , General Manager. P .O . Box 463, . . . . . Washington, 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 caused by service or not, and regardless of their pecuniary circumstances. WIDOWS of such soidiers and sailors are entitled (if not remarried) whether Roldier’ s death was 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’s death was due to service. CHILDREN aro entitled (if nnder 10 years) in almost all cases whero there was n*» widow, or she has since died or remarried. PARENTS are entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died in service, or from effects of service, and they are 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 of the late war, pensioned under one luw, may apply for higher rates under other laws, without losing any rights. Thousands of soldiers drawing from $2 to $10 per month under the old law are entitled to higher rates under now law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pen sioned, but also for others, whether duo to service or not. Soldiers and sailors disabled iD line of doty iu regular army or navy since 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, aro entitled under a recent act. MEXICAN W AR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if 6 2 y e a rso f age or d is abled or dependent. Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whether pension has been granted under later laws or not. Oairrs reopened nnd settlement secured, if rejection improper or illegal. Certificate!« of service and discharge obtained for soldiers and sailors of the late wax who have lost their original papers. Send for I hwb aud information. No chnrgo for ndyice. No fee miles« successful. THE PRESS CLAIMS CO.. A U d r *" . P. O. Box 461. I’U I U P W . A V IK E T T , General Manager. VI a.h ington, D. O . Look Here! COME A-RUNNING! G r o a t IB a r g -a A r k s In T rS eal E s t a t e I Thr> L E H N H E R R addition to Myrtlo Point haa been recently plat ed and placed on the market, and is offered so cheap and on snch, easy terms that parties wishing to purchase property in the b eoti- ful town o f Myrtle Point should take a look at this addition before purchasing elsewhere. Wo only ask cne-fourth down, balauce from one to two years’ time. Fine acrage property adjoining this addi tion for sale cheap. J. A. L fiiniikrk , agent, Myrtle Point, O r, M a r s h f i e ld , The coming R. R, Center o f Coos County. Lots are now on the Market, For further information apply to the COOS BAY LAND COMPANY At East Marshfield, Oregon
