to tp d lU CUy fgtxàid.
l t i . ^ r l o u I l i- m x .
Highest o f all in leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
September 10.—Now for the uew
! church -a pull all together.
Rey. C. P. Coue lectured to a
T U E SD AY ,
S E P T ." Ï7._ 1895-
I large and appreciative audience
j last Thursday eveuiug.
For God, and Home and Native Land.
| Fishermen at this place started
—EDITED BY THE—
for tho lower river Saturday night.
COQUILLE CITY W. C. T. U.
Mr. Wolcott of Prosper has com
The Coquillle C ity W . C. T . U. m eet« at
pleted hie uew rcsideuce at this
he Methodist church. south, »very Fri-
place.
av, at 3 o 'c lo ck p. m. All interested in the
■work are invited to attend
The tug Katin O'Neil arrived at
our wharf Inst Mouday aud dis
The
hospital
buildiug
at
Beaver
T e in iM*ru »•«•♦* I V ttcs »
L O C A L IT E M S.
charged a large amount of general
Hill is under headway.
merchandise for Price Bro’s A Co.
Keep in miud the W. 11. C. ladies’
TFrom the National W . 0 . T . U. Bulletin.1
Riverton is still on top. Several
County court adjourned last
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, the Neal entertainment and fair on the 28th.
Thursday to reconvene on the 23d. new buildings are going up, while
Dow o f England, tells this story
more are id prospect.
J. I). Bonnett has about com
Mrs. S. Symous o f Myrtle Point
Judge Briggs’ new residence, on
on himself:
"There was a school pleted the repairs on the Gravel
returned lust Friday from a visit to Secoud street. No. 40, is under
in the north of England, and the Ford bridge.
headway. Judge, ail you want uow
her children iu Californio.
master gave the children a long
The Minard grist mill near Dora
is the bird; you have the cage
Clyde Gage, son of Sheriff Gage,
disquisition upon the steam engine,
The steamer Buudorille arrived
is pushed to its utmost, running
passed through this place last Fri at our bnukers Tuesday evening
and when he thought they all un
night and day.
derstood it, he asked, ‘What is it
day for Drain, whither he goes to and took on a cargo of coal.
The musio of tho hammer
W. A. Bean secured a small
that does the work o f forty horses
attend school.
launch and gave a free excursion to
and saw ring out more lively than
and drinks nothing but water?’
Postmaster A. G. Aiken holds Coquille City last Sunday. Sev-
and they all called out, ‘Sir Wilfrid tor oome years.
the following letters, as advertised, | eraf of our young Indies and citi-
I. Hacker of Empire was visible
Lawsou.’ ”
not having beeu delivered up to zens availed themselves o f the
on
our streets a short while Wed
Gatholic prohibitionists have for
September 1st: CapL Olsen and opportunity and a general good
time was had.
some time been greatly exercised nesday o f last week.
Frauk B. McDowel.
The Riverton Coal Company has
Cbarmiug
weather
since
the
rain
over the manufacture and salt) of
Dr. Smith aud Prof. Golden, of completed their tramway and built
settled
the
dust
and
cleared
the
the St. Vincent’s beer by the
Marshfield, reached this place Tues two uew bunkers and will soon run
brotherhood of St. Vincent’s Abbey atmosphere of smoke.
day of last week on Iheir bicycles, the mine full blast. The daily out
The schooner Antelope, Ander- but raiu set iu Tuesday night aud put is now 25 to 30 tons, and the
near Latrobe, Penn. A condemna
quality of the coal is superior to
s
o
d
, sailed from the city for Co- they returned on the train Wednes
tory resolution was offered by them
anything o d the coast.
This coal
in the convention of the Catholic quille on the 7th inst.
will find ready sale anywhere, and
day.
Total Abstinence Society but was
Mr. Sinclair now occupies Mr.
The Curry circuit court meets there are orders waiting for several
hundred tons now.
rejected on the ground of seeming Nosler’s haudsome property front next Mouday,
Judge Fullerton
J. L. Bean, of Drain, formerly of
to accuse religious men and the ing the Methodist church.
reached tLis place last Thursday this place and one of our coal com
clergy o f encouraging the liquor
Mr. Wilkins is again at work in from Roseburg and took the pany, arrived here Wednesday.
business.
his gallery and anxious to make steamer here for Baudou, thence to Accompanying him were a sister,
Miss Myrtle, and a younger brother;
It having been the custom iu photographs for farm produce.
Gold Beach.
also Prof. George Lamb aud wife
It is now open season for duck
certain school districts in Illinois
Mr. Perriue, contractor and of Yoncolln. They went clov/u to
— chiefly in German communities hunting, and the recent rain storm builder of the light-house at Ban the bench Saturday nnd were well
— to mix wine with the lemonade will bring them in ondless quantity. don, last week received the con pleased with what they saw. The
given to children at school cele
Some bf our friends might sup tract for buildiug the new school- professor aud wife will depart from
brations, a petition is now iu cir ply us with wheat for chicken feed, house at Marshfield. The cost of us Friday for their home at Yon-
colla.
culation asking that a section be which will be credited on subscrip construction is nearly $11,000.
With best wishes to the H erald .
added to the school law prohibit tions.
C racker & T opsy .
Mrs. Jos. Caulfield o f Roseburg,
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ing the practice and making any
Miss Nellie Sackett departed for who has been visiting on the bay,
A ll druggists sell DF. Miles' Ñervo Plasters.
member o f the school board who Sitcum last Wednesday, where she
passed homeward via this place
shall allow it guilty of misde takes charge o f the Brewster val
Mrs. Twickenham (entertaining
last week. She has many friends Mrs. B iugo at dinner)—Have an
meanor and punishable by a line ley school for the winter term.
and acquaintances here, having other olive, Mrs. Bingo. I do think
o f not less than ¥50.
Fred Kent and Grant Clayton lived at this place some time back. they are such a luxury.
Bobbie
One of the new departments of came over last week from Dillards
Biugo— You must like them, don’t
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kell,
of
Pomona,
Cal.,
work established by the recent with wagonloads of watermelons,
you? Mrs.T\vickenham— Yes, Bob-
had tho bad luck to sprain her ankle.
council o f the National British tomatoes, etc.
They also visited “ I tried several liniments,” she says, b ie ,Id o . W hy? Bobbie— Mother
says you don’t linye many luxuries.
Women’s Temperance Association Marshfield.
“but was not cured until I used
is that o f parliamentary franchise
Chamberlaiu’s Pain Balm.
That
Dr. RanBome and wife of Myrtle
remedy cured me and I take pleas
for women.
Systematic work is
Point, spent a brief spell in this ure in recommending it and testify
now under consideration, and plans
place last week returning from the ing to its efficacy.” This medicine
The long winter evenings can be
are being made with the object of
bench. The H e r a l d sanctum was is also of great value for rheuma very profitably devoted to reading,
educating those women who already
tism, lame back, pains in the chest, but there aro some things that we
houored with a call.
possess the qualifications to vote in
pleurisy aud all deep-seated and
Oue of
Our old friend, Bro. S.B. Hatch, muscular pains. For sale by Dr. must read tho year round.
municipal elections on the subject
these is n local paper: the best in
o f Santa Cruz, Cal., has been kind S. L. Lenove, druggist.
the county is before you— the
o f the responsibility o f citizenship.
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enough to forward us files of “ The
H erald .
Another is a good home
'M
firahfiold
S
un.)
One result of the recent British
paper of general circulation, such
New Charter,” a spleudid Populist
John Stauff, o f North Bend, is
election, says the Canada Templar,
as “Womankind,” for instance,
paper issued at San Jose, Cal.
very sick and is expected to live
has been to commit the respective
which comes once a month filled
Roseburg Review:
The mem but a few days.
with the best things for a busy
political parties on the question of
Rev. G. W. Quimby preached housewife. We are able by special
bers of the Coos bay ball club dined
localoption. SirWilliam Harcourt
at the Van Houten, Friday, by in his farewell sermon last Sunday arrangements with the publishers,
has burned his boats and declared
evening, and it was very much ap to oger “ Womankind” free for a
vitation o f Landlord Cnllahau, who
preciated by his audieuce.
that the Liberals appealed “ to
year to every paid-in-advance sub
is an old resident of the bay.
E. J. Coffelt’s fruit-dryer took scriber to our paper, aud aro glad
moral forces, which in the long run
Lee Wright, working in Howell’s fire last Thursday and burned to do so, for we aro convinced that
are always victorious. No great
logging
enmp on Bear creek, a few down; it wr.s near his dwelling no homo paper iu America contains
reform has ever been achieved
house and they had some trouble more of practical value to women.
without waiting u long time, aud days ago accidentally stuck a bark in saving it.
The loss was about Bright stories, clever poems, the
ing-bar
into
his
leg
while
at
work,
after many defeats; but to men who
$35.
latest fashions, news of woman’s
thoroughly believe iu them, and making a very sore leg for the tiu^e
articles
on
The Franklin (colored) ball team work everywhere,
of Beaver Hill, aud tho Marshfield “ Motherhood,” “ Cultivation of Flow
who are preparing to make sacri being.
Roseburg Review:
The Piuks- team, came together Sunday at ers,” a woman’s parliament for the
fices for them, in the end their
tou-Marcellus party, of Oakland, South Marshfield iu a friendly discussion of matters of interest,
victory is assured.”
contest, and the colored boys woo nre a few o£ tho bright features of
An attractive and useful Y Alma returned home from Bandon last by a score of 24 to 21.
“ Womankind.”
Mr. Marcellus’ health was
To the head of the house we
nac for 1896 has been edited by week.
General Siglin left for Curry
Mra F ranees J. Barnes and is soon very much improved by his stay at couuty last Saturday, to remain un offer on the same terms “ Farm
til after circuit court, which con News,” an agricultural paper, edited
to bo brought out by the W. T. P. the const.
by a practical farmer (Miller Purvis,
Let us have that musical conven venes on the 12th inst. He wenl esq., late state lecturer of the Ohio
A. The texts and sentiments for the
iu a private conveyance, and was
tion.
There
aro
bauds
enough
in
different months have been arranged
accompanied by his stenographer, Farmer’s Alliance), and tilled each
month with suggestions from able
by the National Y secretaries aud the couuty to make a very suc Miss Frances Elrod.
National Y organizers and there cessful aud profitable meeting, and
One o f Fred Jeffry’s little girls correspondents, that make it an
absolute necessity to every wide
will be halftonod pictures o f each, the vocalists could add much that met with a severe accident last awake farmer. This paper is yours
week
while
out
huckleberrymg
by
would
be
attractive
aud
entertain
also of Miss Willard and Lady
falling off a log nud breaking her for the asking, provided you are a
Henry Somerset with quotatious ing.
arm, between the wrist aud elbow. subscriber to our paper.
Remember every paid-in-advance
Lettors were advertised last week Dr. Evans reduced the fracture aud
from their recent addresses.
It
subscriber
to the H erald is entitled
by
the
Marshfield
postmaster
for
will also contain pictures of the
the little girl is doing well.
to his choice in either of these
Temperance Hospital nud the “ Miss E. Lamray” and “ Miss Maud
Wo learn from Chas. B. Owens’ papers. Tell your neighbors about
Temple.
The moon’s phases will Bnlch” in their dead-letter list, attorney that the case o f the State \ this offer. A samplo copy of both
be given and the booklet will con which, possibly, the pnrties would vs. Owens will probably be d is -! 1>operf) mav be obtained b y address-
tain much that is helpful at a low like to have, and could have gotten missed by the district attorney, as ^ g ’ the H e r m a n Publishing Co.,
the probability o f a conviction is ; Sprin„field, Ohio,
price. September 15th has been them here better that there.
very small.
His attorney claims, Come in and pay a year iu ad-
fixed for the date of its issue and
T. P. Hnnly, a prominent citizen o be in Possession of evidence vance to the H erald and get one of
State Y secretaries and others of the lower river, was in town on that would free him from all sospi- , he8e „(tractive papers free,
cions.
1
should send orders at once to Mrs. ; business last Thursday.
He re-
F. 8. Evans, 161 West Sixth street
The tug Katie O’Noil came over
I ports progress, though the rain
New York.
from the Coquille last wepk and
1 caught them with some grain cut took a large cargo o f freight back
! and some still standing, which | with her for parties on the river,
being unable to take all that was
fact threatens them a little.
I waiting for her. It is said that she
E. W. J oy C o m p a n y — Gentlemen:
Tho “ new woman” is all right; ! will make regular trips between iCav vs, and Tru!c-Marks obtained and all Fat-v
TI un is the first time I have attempted
.1
nJuctedfor MoocnATt F ees . <
so write for three years. Have been the shock seems to come when she ! Coos bay and Coquille carryiug ¡fntb
O ur O f f ic e 13 O p p o s it e U. S . p a t e n t O ffic e
• v o ca i • e p.u . x m ics* tunc tuoa tuwsc|
to nervous and weak that I have goes back on herself, as in the case j freight nnd pnssengers.
refromWashin-tPO.
.
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laid in bed most of tho time.
ad model, drawing or photo., wi*h dMrnp-'
' occurring here, and as pathetically | D r, Price’s Cream Baking Powder
We advise, if patentable or net, free oi|
A friend who had taken your
|charge. Oar fee net due till prttent is sr( tired. ,
W orld's Fair Highest Award.
1 A P amphlet “ How to Obtain Patents,” with
Sarsaparilla sent me two bottles. stated in these solemn lines:
ABSOLUTELY PUBE
A n o th e r F re e O ffe r .
Nervous Shock.
had a little lam b.
Tho second one is most gone, aud i Mary
W hich follow ed In ami ou t the door
I have gained twenty pounds, ami ' T ill Mary pnt the hloomera on,
then tt did n 't know her.
suroly feel a new woman
I was It Ami
w ould not ro where Mary went,
pale, thin.no ambition. Had given
lint cried and crie d and cried,
up, as I hail tried so many remedies T ill Mary took her bloom ers off
j
And then it went ami died.
and doctors, but found no henefit.
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If you care to publish this you havo There is more catarrh in ib is section o f
j
tlu<
country
than
all
other
diseases
ami
my consent, (Signed)
I until the last it w years was supposed to be
Mas. A. ('. T il l m a n ,
incurable. For a «rent m any years doctors
Alomeda, Cal. prunonneed it a local disease, and pro
Headaches, Billiousness and Tor
pid I.iver disappear when you take
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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We need u ) ring to plight our
troth, he suggested, as he kissed
her impetuously. Oh, yes; wo do,
retorted tho maiden. None of your
sleight o f band tricks with mo.
scribed local remedies, and by constantly
failing t o «*ure with li»oal treatm ent, pro
nounced it incu rable. S cience has proven
entarrh It» be n constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
H a ll's Catarrh Cure, nnm tfactnred by F. J.
Cheney A C o,, T o le d o , O hio, is the only con
st! t c ion al cure o n tho market. It is taken
infernally in doses o f l o drops to a tea-
spoonfnl. It sets directly on the blood and
mneons surfaces o f the system . They offer
one hundred dollars fo r any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials
Address.
F. J. CHK.NKY A Co., T oledo,O
t#f"8f»ld by druggist«, TV.
’
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-
—
Have you boarded long at this
house? inquired the new boarder
of tho sour, dejected man sitting
next to him.
About ten years.
I don’t see how you can stand it.
Why haven’t yon left longngo? No
other plnce to go, said the other,
dismally. The laudlady's my wife.
“ Oh, George, I feel so queer,”
exclaimed the yontig bride as the
vessel lurched again to leeward.
“ Isn't there something we- -we can
hold on to?"
“ I’m nfraid not,
dear,” said George, pale to the lips.
“ We'll have to let everything go."
I should have you know, sir, that
I am a Londoner, as I wns born iu
London. Bnt I, sir, was boru iu
1 Cork, and I am a Corker.
cos» of soul« m* the U. S. aud foreign countries;
sent free.
Address
<
C s \.S N O W & C O .|
PATtVf O rrtct, WASHINGTON. D. C.
A*
L O**.
A Gentleman
W ho formerly reside«! In Connecticut, but
who now resides iu Honolulu, writes: “ For
20 years past, my wife
and 1 have used A yer's
lla ir V igor, and we
attribute to it the (lurk
huir which she and I
now have, while hun
dreds vt our acquaint
ances, ten or a dozen
years younger thau wo.
are either gray-he:uled,
white, or Laid. IVlieu
asked how our hair has
retained its color and
fullness, we reply, ‘ By
the use of A y e r’s Hair
Vigor—nothing else.*’*
“ In 18 G 8 , my affianced
was nearly Laid, and
C. D., R. &
AND
Family Grocery,
(L oren z B uildin g)
..T K e ...
ISON BR08 Pus,
y fl
L E 1;
E. R. R. & N. Co.
OTJC E —H e u . W . Sinclair i.s the regu-
1 .1 lari y au t Inn
d agent at < « quille ( ity
lo r the collection o f subsidy and rig h t-o f-
v ay subscriptions on account o f this com
pany.
K . A. GUA11AM.
COQUILLE CITY.
M R r 5’? t r \
i r a s e “J r o
I Æ fl K
ooustantl y on hum] a earn-
-o
. -i “ t L ,
FRESH ANI> SALTED MEATS,
Bologna, Head Cheese,
V E G E T A I!L E S , C AN N ED GOUDH
*
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
T obaccos, Cigars, etc.
J
P rices nre us low ms the lowest.
Orders from ans part prom ptly filled.
every
day.
I
In d u ced
her to use
A y e r’s H a ir V ig o r, and very soon, it not
only checked any further loss of hair, but
produced an entirely new growth, which has
remained luxuriant and glossy to this day.
I can recommend this preparation to all in
ueed of a genuine hair-re store»’. It is all
that it is claimed to be.“ —Autonio Alarruu,
Bastrop, Tex.
•
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A Y E R ’S
HAIR VIGOR
Mrs. Henpeck is ono of those
wives there is no pleasiug. On the
return of her husbauil from the
city lately she greeted liim thusly:
"Oh, Adolphus,” she exclaimed,
“ how short you have had your hair
cut!” “ But, my dear Angelina,”
replied Mr. H., meekly, “ 1 haven’t
bad my hair cut at all.” “Then it
is high time you had,” returned
Mrs. 11., severely.
. r . n
o t ic e
.
W e take this opportunity o f inform ing
our subscribers th at the new Commission©
o f Pensions lias been appointed* Ht» is an
old soldier, and wo believe that soldier« and
their heirs will reçoive ju stice at his hands.
W e d o not anticipate that thero w ill bo any
radical changes in the adm inistration o f
pension affairs under tho now regime.
W o would advise, however, that U. S.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take steps
to make application at once, if they havo
n o t already done so, in o rdt-r to secure the
benefit o f tb « early tiling o f their claims
in case there should be any future pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
T herefore it is o f great im
portance th a t applications be filed in the
departm ent at the earliest possible date.
If U . S. soldiers, sailors or their widows,
children or parents, desire inform ation in
regard to pension matters, they should
write to T ub P ress C laims C ompany , at
W ashington, D . C., and they will prepare
and send the necessary application, if they
find them entitled under the numerous laws
enacted fo r their benefit. Address,
PR ESS CLAIM S COM PA N Y,
P . O . B o x 885.1
W ashington, D . C .
A strictly h ig h -g r a d » F a m ily Bewini;
M achine, p osw u d ii’; nil m od ern
iiiip rovem i ulA.
G u aran teed E q u al to th e B est
P rices very reason a ble. Obtain them
iYoin you r loca l dewier aud m ake
comparison!*.
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j ) R . J. BURT. MOORE,
S U R G E O N A N D P H Y SIC IA N .
,L prom ptly respond to all calls,
day or ui;.ht.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
| Almost all pills ami xncdi< ; ,o pYo«'.u
livor, biliousness, rhoum af ia, luri
j troubles without gripin'* or lonvl;
I Is the prime cause o f nl .dc’ .i: '
’ •
eo to it in tim e; these p i:.; v !il cur
AVIN G w ell-rigged Turning-L athe ami
Land-Saw iu operation, tho under
signed solicit*
A L L K IN D S O F
H
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Turning and Hand-Saw Work
at any time. Can bo foun d at tho Shingle-
m ill.
t3 tf)
W . W v SH IE L D S .
C O Q U IL L E
tipailoa# hero is a pill tu.it cures torpid
-, sick heatiacho Und kidnojr aud livor
traco of C O N S T I P A T I O N , which
: : jotting habitual and chronic with you.
i
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It
! > p n C N T I C G R E C T I F Y I N G PILL.
*85v because it is tho only Bafo and harmless
— ‘ v remedy that will suroly B E A U T IF Y tho
C O M P L E X IO N
WALTER' DRÄNE,
Blacksmith and
Wagonmaker,
clear tho skin and romovo all blotches from tho face.
self.
ÿ g
Hi
25 ContS a box.
Try a box aud see for your
SOI r> ONLY IN SEALED P A CK AG C3.
S O L D B Y ALL D R U G G IS T S .
Or Boat by mall upon recelpt o f price !»y
P r e n tis s
Chemical and Manufacturing Co.,
406 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Prentiss Rectifying!»!ila euroc:
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C ITY , O R E G O N
CAL.
Btipaiion
H!pnt<on
I’roaiwd -hoc
F or sale by It. S. KuowHon, Druggist-
L kinds o f farm work so licite d . H orse
and plow work a specially
A L shoeing
Supplies fo r loggin g w ork, w edges, dogs
rin g s,ca n t-h ook s and everything used in
loggin g cam ps kept on hand. S atisfaction
guarantee^. S h op o n corn er n o rth o f P i o -
neei F e e d ’s ta b le .
(liltf
Char.ce
for
a Nice Home, Cheap
I I
t C U E S O F L A N D . W IT H A
1 12 1 V go o d , new *J story hou se o f 7
room s, besides closets an d porches, all well
finished, g o o d spring close to hou se, barn,
ohickt u-honse and y a r d , high land gard en ,
you ng orchard o f prunes, plums, cherries,
apples, p ea rs an d poaohes, w ith an abun
d a n ce o f small fru its. About on e -h a lf is
b ottom la n d , with garden, or pasture fo r a
cow , with stock water, and all cleared and
fe n ce d . A pply to
G . W. N OKT ON ,
C oquille C ity, (W est S ide.)
School : Boards
FOR INVENTIONS.
Equal tvith the interest o f those having claims a g a in st t h e g o v e r n m e n t is.
that o f I N V E N T O R S , who often lose the benefit o f valuable in v e n tio n s b ecau se
of the incdknpetency or inattention of the attorneys employed t o o b ta in t h e i r
patents. TA o much care cannot be e x e rcise d in employing competent a n d r e li
able solicitors to procure patents, for the v.alue of «a patent depends g r e a tly , if not
e n tir e lv , upon the care and skill of the attorney.
4
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or carelC33 a tto rn ey s,
and o f seeing that inventions ate well protected by valid patents, w e h a v e re
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are prepared to
O b ta in P a t e n t s in t h e U n ite d S t a t e s a n d a ll F o r e ig n C o u n t r i e s , C o n d u c t I n »
te r fe r e n c e s,
Or Trustees
R e g iste r
Desks or Supplies
•yyrsHiNG
to
FOR SCHOOLS OR
ACADEMIES
W ill find it to their interest to con sult o '1
w rite tho undersigned, agent fo r Kane &
C o . m anufacturers. C hicago, 111.
W e sell direct from the fa ctory, and
ship, f. o. b., to San F rancisco or P ortland .
JOHN HOW AN, Agent,
li) tfl
Coquille C ily , O regon.
Make Special
Trade-M arks
E x a m in a t i o n s , P r o s e c u t e R e je c t e d C a s e s ,
a n d C o p y r i g h t s , R e n d e r O p in io n s a s t o
5 c o p c a n d V a li d i t y o f P a t e n t s , P r o s e c u t e a n d
D e fe n d I n fr in g e m e n t S u i t s , E t c . , E t c .
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I f y o u h a v e an in v e n tio n o n h a n d se n d a s k e tc h o r p h o t o g r a p h t h e r e o f, to
g e th e r w ith a b r ie f d e scrip tio n o f th e im p o rta n t fea tu re s, a n d y o u w ill b e a t o n c e
ad vise d a s to th e b e st co u rse to p u rsu e .
M o d e ls a re s e ld o m n e c e ssa ry . I f
o th e rs a re in fr in g in g o n y o u r rig h ts , or i f y o u are ch a rg e d w ith in fr in g e m e n t by-
o th e rs, s u b m it th e m a tte r to u s fo r a r e lia b le O P I N I O N b e fo r e a c tin g o n t h e
m atter.
T H E P R E S S C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
618 F S T R E E T ,
W A S H IN G T O N , D .C .
NORTHW EST,
P. O. BOX 463 .
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£3" Cut this out and send It with your inqu.ty.
PHMai
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ar.ci i ivite tho most j
R caror r.! invoatiL-’ ticm i j to onv responsibll [
B it y a n d tiie m erits o f our Tablets.
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3 Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
W ill com p letely destroy tho dosiro forTOPACCO In from S t o ’N P e r f e c t l y harm -
logs; causo no sick n ess and m ay bo given In n e a p o f tea o r r,
without, the know l
edge o f the patient, w h o w ill voluntarily stop sm oking o r chew ing in a few days.
DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT
the patient, b y the use o f our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
During trentm entpatim ts are allow ed tho fre e use o f Liquor o r M or
phine until such tim e ns th ey shall voluntarily p iv c them op.
We send particulars and pam phlet o f test imon ials fr e e , and shall
ro glad to place sufferers from any o f these habits in com m u n ica
tion with persons w ho have Local cured b y the use o f our T ab le ts .
3 HILL’S TABLETS aro fo r salo by all j u ;& t class
a m y gists.-a $ | , q q per package.
If your druegis*tdoes not keep them , enclone n3 5 f
and we will stud you, by return m ail, a nackago o f o
Tablets.
W rite you r name and ad Ires*plainly, and stato
whether Tablets aro fo r T obacco, M orphine or
L iquor Habit.
DO NOT BH DECEIVED into pnrchoidng
a n y o f the various nostrums th it are brine-
offered for s a le .
Ask fo r H T T . T ^ w
T A B L E T S and take no other.
Manufactured on ly by
A FEW
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OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
Hill s Tablets.
T tte O ttio C h e m ic a l C o .:
D e a r H i m :— I h i v e b een using your
Cl. 53 h CD Opera
FREE. /
D o r n « F e e r t . N. Y .
T he O h io C ittmtcat , C o . ^ G f v t t e v e n :—A nn* i tim e ago I s
fo r fi.no worth oi y o n r Tablets fo r T obacco lia
lera all right and, although 1 was ’both a heavy smo
, d i i the w ork in !'-ss than tbrn id n ys. I
cu r
T ruly your*, MATHEW JOHNSO*
•J. E ox <5.
P it rsn : lgh , l\v.
L>nio C n rw tC A L C o . : t EMTLRWER:—It give« mi pious ire to speak %
ns. My son was stronely gddicL-«l t o the wee o f
Í p r a is e t o r y o u r T a
m .uor.rmii through a friend, i v u led to try your '/a blet . fie wa.4 * he-i ry and
sou -tant drinker, but a fter lisina yonr Tablet« but three i ays h e Ipil», drinking,
•I w ill not touch liquor o f any kind. I havo writ« d four oonth b e fo re w riting
in order U> know the euro was permanent.
lo u r * truly.
IELEH M 0 K I0 9 0X
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C h em ica l O o:—C ewtlf "* is v -“ T our Tablets havep^ r
a m iracle in m y <nu?a.
a eurod *>v the u s- o f
m orphine, hypoderm icaliy, fo r seven yea ~s, and b:
vo package o f your Tableta, and w ithout any effort on m y paru
W. L. IATI EU A T .
Address all
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FEE.
T h e “ E R IE ”
■wchanfcslly the best
heel. Pre* t u-rt uc*!el.
W e «re Pac f»c Coast
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fr o m p e rs o n s
w h o h a v o boon
cu r e d b y th o u se o f
a fo r tobacco habit, and foun d it would
y on claim fo r it. i used ten c e n ts
do what
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worth o f the strongest chew ing tob a eroa d a y ,
and from one to five ctgurs; or I would moke
fro:n ten to forty pines o f tobacco. Have chewed
id amoked fo r twenty five year*, and tw o packages
o f j aur TuLluio cured mo <o I have r o desire fo r it.
15. M. JAYLOKD, Leslie, Mich.
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LIMA, OH
A jrctiu . B ic y c le c*ta-
io p te .in a tlcd free qive«
The Natioual Tribune and tlie
both uiitj year for o n l y
$2.50.
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