THE OREGON G. A. R.
t r a i l i C 'U 'i S i t a U t
W I T H K V E U Y C E A N C E O F W E A T li K it C O M E S A C H A N C E FO U
T O E S D A Y , J U N E 29, 1897.
17 ) SORENESS
STIFFNESS
1 ‘ WI™ T“gsK «»F
ST. JACOBS OIL c o m ^ aa cä a , nty K
OK
and
THE LAE08 EICHiHGR
Prejudice is a strong harrier in
the path of progress. You may
argue with it, teach it, try force
with it, and it will not give way.
Sometimes, as in the poem, you
may walk straight through it aud
Cud nothing there. You can do
Jittle with it, when it exists in other
people’s minds, but if it lurks in
your own, you raiv, if you try,
clear it away.
To be earnest
searchers after truth and willing to
follow it wherever it leads, one must
clear his mmd of antagonistic feel
ings toward any uninyestigated
subject. Be willing to give every
enuse a fair hearing— there is time
enough to reject after investigation.
Sometimes one’s experiences nre
unfortunate iu some one line, mid
a deep prejudice against everything
like it is established. But one may
lose some o f the best things of lite
by adhering to prematurely formed
prejudices.
I f you have been
taken in on a deal, do not resolve
never to buy anything again; if
you have joined one co-operative
society that failed, do not make up
your mind that co-opeiation is
impossible.
If you have been
fooled by some half-formed, irre
sponsible scheme of a circulating
medium on paper, do not determine
that equitable exchange is a fake.
The true Labor Exchange princi
ple invites close investigation -the
closer the better. The better it is
understood, the better it is liked.—
Labor Exchange Guide.
days iu this neighborhood last
week. H e returned to Em pire on
Friday’s train.
Says the Empire City scribe of
the Mnrshfitld Su n ;
“ Edward
Itackleff’s family moved over to
Coquille last week.”
Dora Doings.
Dora, June 2 4 — Fine growing
| weather all along the line.
People that liuve hay down are
getting out of patience, ns when
they turu the hay here comes a
tine shower and wt ts it more and
j more.
But crops never fail in
I Coos county, so let it rain.
We
I have had a fine rain, and it has
| done lots of good, as now late grain
{ will make good crops.
County Assessor K . H . Hansen
arrived from Portland, and he says
| the rain was general, but not as
much out through the Willamette
and in Douglas county as iu Coos.
W’ e had a temperance lecture
Sunday by Mr. Enston and a
1 sermon by Mr. Wilcox in connec
tion with Sabbath-school and E n
deavor.
The Dora people will celebrate
on the 3d, Middle creek on the 4th
and Lee on tbe 5th. The commit
tee bn North Fork have added
Imrbpcue aud coffee to the program
at Lee.
M . M. Young is thinking of
moving to Bandon in the near
future.
Rev. F. E. Scofield will move
hack to Dora in a short time.
G. P. Miller is cutting logs for
the East Fork uiiMv
i earns have gone out to the Bos
well springs to move back home
Mr. Jackson and family,
also
W'm. Johnson, wife and daughter,
Term. None of them seem much
benetitted by the trip.
Moser & Schinz’s new barn is
completed and Schioz is happy.
Dan Miller killed a very large
bear the other day.
George Griffin lias gone to
Douglas to buy himself a Bpan of
large horses.
D on R ex .
(Marshfield Sun.)
by the Areata, June 21 :
F. E. Nelson received a
Bonham, Miss C. Bon
Bonham, M . Tim m er bicycle on the last steamer for Miss
E Stephens, A. Gilson. Winchester, of Coquille City.
Miss Eulalie Tyrrel began a
Miss L . Conant, B i s t e r of our
Mrs. D. Morgan, came up from teinn of public school, Monday, at
California, per steamer Coquill a Myrtle Bnuk bclioolhouse, Coos
R iver, last Friday morning on a river.
Arrivals
Mrs. C. A.
ham, Miss
man, Miss
POOL
IN
JAIL.
Independence,
Juuo
17.— The
Albert Pool was Inst week
annual encampment of the G. A. It. arrested near Welser, Idaho, where
of Oregon closed tl.ii evening, lira he was working
on a ranch,
following officers wero elected and and arrived here yesterday in
installed today, there being a joint charge of Mr. Jennings, the Wells,
installation of the G. A. It., the W . l'argo <fc Co. detective.
H e is
II. C. mid Sons of Veterans:
charged with the commission of
G. A. It.— Commander, Frank the Cow creek tiaiu robbery in
Reisner, of Eugene; S. V. C., H. V. July, 1895, foi which Jack Case
Gates, Hillsboro; J. V. C., J. S. Voss, and Jim Pool were tried nnd con
Portland; medical director, Dr. victed iu Portland, aud afterward
Bradshaw, Salem; chaplain, Itev. N. released Ify U. S. Judge Bellinger.
E. Parsons, Milton.
Albert Pool was, also, tried at that
Council of AJuiinistration, D. W . time and acquitted, the charge
Mathews, Salem;
G. W . Cruson, being that of robbing the U. S.
Lebanon; J. H. Burlingame, Eugene; mails. This time he will have to
J. E. Butler, Eugene, E. W . Dillon, face the charge of robbing the
Union.
express, The officers claim to have
Delegates to National Encamp
gbt on the ease since the
ment, M. L. Pratt. Portland; T. C. | deal h of Case in the attempted
Smith, Salem; W . J. Goodroek, Tacoma hold-up and declare thut
Milton.
they can convict Albert and an
Sons of Veterans— Colonel, L. W . accomplice yet to be arrested, these
Oren; S. V. C., Wm. F. Eiseubiso; being Case’s confederates in the
J. C., A. Q. Dewart
Cow creek affair.
Jim Pool is
Woman's Relief
Corps— Presi under indictment on the samel
dent, Mrs. Susan Gwitt, of Portland; charge, but it is hinted that he will
S. V. P., Mrs. J. L. Stockton, of not be brought to tiial, which!
Independence; J. V. P., Mrs. Alice would indicate a change of base on
Veruey, of The Dalles; treasurer, part of the officers who have so
Mrs. Oldon, of Portland.
persistently- worked upon tbe case.
The meeting was well attended.
BOB HINMAN
A campfire meeting was held Tues
Is reported well enough to be taken
day evening. The W . R. C. gave
away from Y’ nmn, Ariz., and Special
an entertainment Wednesday even
Deputy Sheriff S. I. Thornton will
ing.
The governor reviewed the
leave tonight to bring him back.
big parade yesterday nud tonight
The officers want to try him this
the Great War Play was presented
term of court.— Roseburg Review.
at the auditorium, the proceeds being
applied to tbe building fund. Thril
CharlettoQ ( W . V a .) Gazette:
ling incidents of tho war were pro
T be war is over— A Democratic
duced and excellent speeches were
ex-uniou soldier vneutes the United
delivered by Rev. J. R. N. Bell and
States marshalship for the district
General H. B. Compson.
of W est Vigiuia, and a Republican
The encampment adopted resolu
ex-con federate soldier takes bis
tions favoring military drills in all
place.
the public schools of the state.
W T "A N T E D — F A II H K D L
MEN
O lt
Tho next meeting will bo help
▼ V women to traw l for responsible e stab
The Dalles.
lished house in Oregon. Salary $780 and
Gaptaln Boycott.
London, June 21. Captain Bny-
OT
cott is dead.
H e was about J
&i)
years of ago and became famous
j through being the first man sub
jected to the “boycott” in Ireland.
H e was a land agent in 1881 in
Connemara section, ccftinty Mayo,
where he collected rents. In 1880
Parnell made a speech in which he
urged the people of Ireland to
abstain from agrarian crimes nnd
to adopt instead the policy of send
ing harsh landlords, agents aud
bailiffs to “ Coventry,” tho old term
for boycottiug. Events so shaped
themselves that Captain Boycott
was the first man the Irish ex
perimented on in this connection.
H om es —
RHEUMATISM.
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Read carefully this testimonial fount! below , also letters from those
who nave been cured of other diseases, and rem em ber that “ 5 D r o p s " has and can never
fail to quickly relieve and permanently cure.
Sept. 9, iH9ti.
l>K4ii S in :—Your bottle o f *.» Dropa
received. It was for an old friend. Mr. Wm.
Edwards, o f Martinstown. W is. Ho has Trad Neuralgia in hi« chest, suffering a great deal o f
in, so much so that it affected I uh heart - and
ho could
not sleep
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lie has been under
the care of the most eminent physicians, but
found no relief ‘
mini i n»ve him a dose o f “ ft Drops.” Tho very fir-t night he runted well, ami has ever since,
and is gaining dully. I m yself am ffHwears old and began taking your medicine last April
for Rheumatism, which 1 have had for 49 years, also for a weak heart. Since taking
‘ ‘ft Drops” Dio Rheumatism Iran all disappeared, the stiffness is gone from my Joints, aud my
heart never misses a beat. 1 am to day a well, strong woman, and I owe it to *’5 D rops.” I
only wish I could sound my bugle o f praise loud enough
-gl to be heard all over the world, an
and
could
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lid convince every one that “ ’6
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rops” is all you claim it to be and more.
Airs. 1). T. Carver, W inslow , Stevenson Co., 111.
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34 YEARS OF SUFFERING .
D e a r S ir :—
J a n u a r y 2, 1897.
Over 34 years ago. I had Typhoid Fever,
and barely escaped with ray lire. H left my
system so shattered that I huve had. ever
since, Rheumatism and Throat Trouble,
which gave me a terrible Cough. I had been
unable to find any relief for these diseases,
until I learned o f your *• 5 DROPS ” , which
I commenced taking only two m onths ago,
and my cure has been indeed w onderful .
Already my cough has entirely disappeared,
and tli© Rheumatism which f o r a lew years
paHt haw threatened to make a cripple c.f mo
la cured, and I am free from pain. This i-
the most w onderful and the cheapest remedy
ever discovered. 1 urn more thankful to you
than words can tell and J want everybody to
know what “ ft D R O P S ” has done for me.
Although I am o vr r 70 y e a r s old, I am feel
ing better than 1 have in years.
I shall bo glad to answer any questions re
garding my case from anyone enclosing a
two cent stamp.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. bA M I KL RIDLET, Litchfield, Mich.
CATARRH
N E U R A L G IA A N D SCIATICA.
Burial
LOGGIE,^
The Riverton Hotel
Wanted-An Idea __
Cut Rates
BY
STEAM ER
MRS. 0. A. KELLY, Proprietär,
K IV E U T O N , C O O S C O U N T Y , O R E G O N .
I
T 'V E B Y T H 1 N G N E W A N D N E A T , AN D
.J T ables sup plitd w itn the bust in the
m arket.
Regular board and lodging, $4 per w eek.
Single m eals, 25 cents.
(sep8*
W ALTER
I T'HF.IGHT
C IT Y ,
OREGON
SAN
F R A N C I8 0 O
p e r T o n .
Calia
L L kinds o f farm work so licite d . H ors-
shoeing and plow work a specialty
Supplies for logging work, wedge»;, dogs,
rings,can t-hooks and everything used in
logging cam ps let pt on hand.
Satisfaction
guaranteed. Hhop on corner north o f Pio-
neei lY. d s ta b le .
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to Bandon, Prosper, Parkersburg, K an-
ilo lrh . Lanplois, D enm ark, lliverton and
Coquille City,
For Norway, M yrtle )
P oint and Arago, )
Wagonmaker,
C O Q U IL L E
COQUILLE RIVER
DRAKE,
Blacksmith and
e»-* n r \
TV«
I0Q .
¡’ rears, $7.50
For further particulars apply to
U . C . B E N J A M IN , Agent,
M ission W h arf,
San Francisco, Cal.
M ay 12, 1897.
DO Y O U W iiy iT
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N ° O. 207.— 100 acres; 40-acresbot- A
50 A C R E F A R M — all in cul
to ->.11; 18 acres m eadow; “ acres orch-
tivation; 40 acres as good bot
ard and sm all fruit; 20 acres bottom pasture
cleared; 20 acres bench pasture— all under tom land as can be found in Coos
fence. O ne new honne, 9 rooms nil finished; county; 10 ncres level bench, good
one barn 20x41, one b arn 00 x 80 ; woodhouse, orchard with all binds of fruit in
smokehouse and other outbuildings; farm i
tools and im plements aud dairy fixtures: | abundance; good house nnd barn,
cows, siieep. hogs and young stock . A good good fencing, and everything in
place for a dairym an. W ill sell cheap and
fiist-class condition; farming tools,
on easy term s.
some stock cattle, chickens, hogs,
etc. This lovely home is located
bottom land, about 10 acres o f which
in a nice neighborhood, with good
is cleared. 150 bearing fruit trees. Abun
It
dance o f good fresh water.
Good 2-story school nnd church advantages.
house; barn, ohickenhouse, etc.
is J mile from steamboat lauding
1)^ mile from Allegheny L a n din g on Coos
on rwer, nnd 5 miles flora Coquille
River. Easy terms. Great bargain.
City. This place can be bought for
O. 214— 160 acres of choice $3700, on good terms.
Call nt, or
fiat upland. Y x m ile from Prosper and
2 Y mile« from B andon. well watered with I write the H f . bai . d office, Coquille
beautiful mountain stream s, fine fir and 1 City, Oregon.
T^O .
1 1 2 --1 0 0
acres;
20
acres
N l
cedar timber: good house w ith double Qre
place; 2 Y acres cleared: % of a m ile from
school ho use: good blacksand prospects on
the place.
Price, ¡§800— government title.
209.— C O A L A N D U M
N O.
B E R land of 160 acres, 25
T ^ O . 200 — 320 acres, title per- acrei in grass, 80acres extra white
feet, 50 acres creek bottom, cedar nnd fir timber, alt under-
plenty white cedar timber, very layed with coal, with 40 inch face
little improvements, located 12 in sight, within 4 miles o f ocean
A t ^ price of
miles from Bandon, 5 miles from steamer lauding.
Dairyville, on rond between these coni land sold by tho government.
two pluces; | of a mile from New A good investment for anyone.
Lake schoofhonse. This is a val-
O. 208.— Stock ranch of 160
ual le tract o f land, aDd is the best
acres, good boose and bnrn, all
bargain iu Coos county. (Jail and
under fence, 25 acres iu meadow
learu price aud terms.
nnd grasses, 6 acres in cultivation,
"WTO. 205.— 100 acres, J mile from
2 acres in fruit trees, including
Gravel Ford creamery, 30 acres
plums, peaches, etc. Good spring
in gl ass, garden, some fruit trees,
of water. Three miles from
O .,
berries nnd small fruits, a fair dwel
good roads.
Twenty-four miles
ling, corrnls, chickeu-honse, wood
from railroad at Roseburg.
W ill
shed, etc.
Will take a wagon and
sell cheap, or trade for Coquille
team in part payment. Price of
City property. Easy Terms.
property, $700.
m
P.
Caskets T
Lowest Cask Prices.
IN FLA M M A T O R Y R H E U M A T IS M .
D e ar S ir s :
S bptrm u kb 34, 1896.
1 wish to tell you and suffering humanity
how much good "ft DR O P S” has done m e.
On the beginning o f this year I took down
bedfast with Inflammatory Rheumatism,nnd
I was doctored by as good physicians as tills
country ha«, but they could not cure me. On
August 4 ,1 began to take ” 5 D R O P S ," A t
that time every jo in t in my body and my
lim bs were « i f f , so that I could not be
moved. Even my tongue was getting so
that l could hardly speak so any one could
understand me, but to-day, only seven week*
from that time, 1 am absolutely cured, and
thank you and God fi'r m y recovery.
Gratefully yours,
HOR ACE F. A N D E R SO N , McCracken, Kans.
C H I C A G O , I LL. U. S . A.
Council(inve8tigating client’s storj)
— Now, you must keep Nothing from
me. C lien t—I haven’t. I paid you
every cent I lmd in tho world for
your retainer.
PETER
PA R A LYS IS A N D R H E U M A T IS M
D ear S i r s ;
N o vem ber 9, 1896.
It is with pleasure I speak o f your price-
levs remedy and o f the good it has done me.
For the last eight years I have been an incur
able cripple from paralysis nud rheumatism.
Just think, for eight years a total cripple, not
able to earn a penny uorablo to walk or step
on the ground without the aid o f something
to lean on. Heaven bless the m an who dis
covered this remedy, for, thanks to him and
to God. h im able to walk and ublo to work,
I have only taken two thirds o f u bottle, but
have not nnd any pain in my back since I
took the first dose, and after the second I
walked across the floor, which I have not
done in years. 1 have thrown away my cane
and Khali never need it again. T o any one
sending ine a two-cent stamp I will send my
atlidnvit.
I have another bottle o f
D R O P S " and value it at # 1 ot) per drop.
Thankfully yours, E D W A R D C A S T L E ,
1005 W all Street.
Sioux City, Iowa.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE C D , 167 Dearborn Street,
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I know it will do more than you claim for it.
R EV. F. M . COOPER,W ashington Center, Mo.
If you have not sufficient confidence after road ing these letters to Rend for a large bot
tle, send for a sample bottle, which contains sufficient medicine to convince you o f its merit.
This wonderful curative gives alm ost instant redief, and is a permanent cure for K l i e u -
u i i i t l s m N e u r a l g i a , S c l u t t c u , C a t a r r h , A s t l i m u , D y sn o p iiJ u , B n c k n c li o , H a y
F e v e r , S le e p le s s n e s s , N e r v o u s n e s s . N e r v o u s a n d N e u r a lg ia I le a d n c lir B ,
H e a r t W e a k n e s s , T o o t h a c h e . I"i\ r n e h e , C r o u p , “ L n G r i p p e , ” M a l a r i a ,
C r e e p i n g : N u m b n e s s . I l r o n c l i I t ! * and kindred diseases.
" F I V E D R O P S " is the name ami dose. Large bottles (300 dopes), $ 1.00. Six bottles for
Is.oo. Sample bottle, prepaid by m ail, ii5c. Nut sold by druggists, but only by us and our
agents. A gents appointed in new territory.
N o - T c - E a c f o r F i f t y C e n ts.
Guaranteed tobacco h abit cure, m akes weak
m en strong, blood pure.
60c, £1. A il druggists.
.
FEVER.
For twenty long yearn my w ife suffered un
told tortures from Sciatica and Neuralgia,
and I thank God for the day that your heav
en-sent remedy fell into my hands, for it
completely cured her
I am a minister o f
the Gospel, and when I find anv win» suffer,
cannot help but recomm end ‘ -ft’ DROPS” , for
O regonian: Three casps of the
United States vs. the Coos Bay
Wagon Road Company et al. were
dismissed in the United States
circuit com t yesteiday.
.
AND HAY
I find the bottle o f ‘ 5 DROPS ” to be very
good and ju st what you claim. My wife ha*3
been suffering with Catarrh and Hay Fever
over 16 years. She has tried everything and
doctored much, but no cure until she tried
” 6 D R O P S " which completely cured her.
Yours truly
R E V . L.'VO.V W A I.D ,
March 31, 1896.
M llbauk, S. D.
expenses. Position permanent. R eference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envtl >pe.
The N ational, Star Insurance) I31dp., C h i
cago.
Attorney C. L. Moon and L. H.
Heisner leaves after the Fourth for
Several desirable and
Id ah o
in search of a location.
low-priced pieces of property not
They will travel by wagon.
in our advertised list, and several
Chris Rasmussen, o f the Central
town lots, way-down in prices, have
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.
placed iu our bauds for sale. Call hotel, purchased the saloon build
If you wish one of the 150,000
ing aud property occupied by VV.
___ j positions in the government ser-
quick.
vice, this Bureau can advise you
L. Record, in Bandon, Monday, of
1 how to proceed to secure it, and fit
W a n t e d — A good dairy ranch, J. P. Tupper" for -70000.
uiL
( V °u f ° r passing the required Civil
Mr.
~
S e r v ic e examination therefor.
on or close to the river; enough Rasmussen’s brother, Nels, will Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Energy, tact and a common school
education are all the requirements
Contain Mercury,
land to have 30 to 40 head of cows. take charge of his recent purchase
needed.
As merenry will surely destroy tbe sense of
Address the H e r a l d , Coquille City, after the Fourth.
PATENTS, PATENTS.
sm ell sa d completely derange the wholo
stating location aud best terms to a
H. Kern, who has been absent system when entering it through the mucons
This Buteau has the best facilities possible for ob
good tenuut.
surfaces.
Such articles should never be taining patents and copyrights in this and foreign
in Portland, came to town the other : used except on prescriptions from reputable countries. The chief of this dept, has had 20 years
Passengers arrived last Thurs day aud on learning that the grand physicians, as the damage they will do is experience as Chief Examiner, Commissioner of
Patents, and Patent Attorney, a i is very success-
day per steamer Coquille River; jury hail found a bill against him | ten fold to the good you can possibly deriye ful in securing broad patents and in the prosecution
from them. H ali’ s Catarrh Cure, mn
m im uf co- of all patent litigation before the courts.
P. Lousalot, F. W . W right, P. E. for BS8-iult with a deadly weapon tured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O .,
SCHOOL OF LAW.
F’oster, Win. Sachan, W . P. Skelly, upon Frank Smith, wired Sheriff! contains no nicronry, nud is takwi internally.
acting directly upon the b'.ood and mucous
This Bureau can fit you for admission to the Bar
Miss Julia Skelly, Miss L . Conant, Jnge ot his presence in Marshfield. surfaces of the system. In buying H a ll's and
prepare you for active practice in two years,
Mrs. Walcott.
Mr Kern’s bond was fixed nt 8300, Catarrh Cure Lo suro you Ret the genuine. without materially interfering with your other du-
It is taken internally, and made in Toledo. ties. Our instructors arc the ablest, our system
which he promptly cave with W. Ohio,
thorough, and our charges reasonable. Three cours-
by F. J. Cheney <fc Co. Testim onials es are taught: University, Business and Special.
W e acknowledge, with thanks, a
D. L . F. Smith and Thomas Hirst free.
Send for particulars, terms, etc.
complimentary season ticket to the as sureties.
¿¿¿.‘ “ Sold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
N A T IO N A L IN F O R M A T IO N B U R E A U .
state fair, commencing Sept. 30
V20 New York A ve., Washington, D. C.
Pnhlic school closed at Libhy,
and
ending
Oct.
8.
The
manage
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Oregonian:
Tho “ detectives”
Friday, after a term of three
ment claim that the fair will be the
Preliminary Work.
months under the efficient manage who nre pursuing Jewett are not
60 Y E A R S ’
best ever held in the state.
E X P E R IE N C E .
ment o f 1’ iofs. S. J. Sleep and A. officers of the law, but private
agents hired to compound a felony.
Very often the willingness to
Mrs. Young, wife of Peter Young A. Johnson.
Jewett, though a blackleg, has rich
form a Labor Exchange .branch the foreini n at the jetty improve
A t tl in last regular meeting of
anil respectable friends willing to
exists in n community, but the per ments at the mouth of the river,
Court Coos Bay No. 15, F. of A.,
sons interested are at a loss to
has arrived from Portland and will held June 17th, the following make restitution for his forgeries
kuow wh »re to begin. They have
to keep him out of jail. Tho “ de-
remain over the summer nt Bau- officers were elected for the coming :
T R A D E MARKS*
little money and nothing perhaps I
with ,ler
~ ‘ “ ves” pursue him on speculation,
husband.
term ; L. Koelin, C. R ; M. A. U p .,"
D E S IG N S *
in the way of machinery, and it
ey arrest him, notify one of his
C
O
P Y R IG H T S A o.
Flaherty, S. U. R .; S. J. Sleep, R. j viMi-
seems to them they nre absolutely | W hy pay a fancy price, inclnd-
victims, make a deal between the
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
Sec.; S. J. Cotteli, Sr. W .; J. W.
quickly ascertain, free, whether an invention is
empty handed. Now, if it weie ing the traveling ngent’s commis
victim nnd the forger’s rich rela
probably patentable. Communications strictly
Carter, Jr. \V ; A. Richon, Sr. B .;
confidential. Oldest agency for securing patent«
true tlint they possessed actually sion and profits, for a sewing ma-
tives, recover the monty, pocket a
in America. W e have a Washington office.
J. Longstnff, Ji. B .; G. Ayre, organ
Patents taken through Munn ¿t Uo. receive
nothing, the case would lie hope- chine, when the H erald can fur-
commission nnd release Jewett.
special notice in tho
less; for no number of devoted! msh yon as good nnd handsome a ist.
Then, a few days later, they ^ a r
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
enthusiasts ran juggle with their machine, warranted for 10 years,
rest him nnd repeat the perform-
beautifully illustrated, largest circulation of
I C oos H iiv N e w s , i
any ecientifle Journal, weekly, terms$3.00 a year;
combined nothingness and make it at one fourth the cost?
nnce with another of his victims.
Duu’ t do
•1.50 »lx months. Specimen copies and IlAND
The Lnckstrom mill property has
B ook on P a te n ts seut free. Address
something. But in every commun it.
The “detective” will contiuue to
been purchased by the cauuery
M UNN & C O .,
ity there is, first of all, muscle,
reap this Imi vest of commissions
3(11 Ilr o m ln n v , 3 u w Y o r k .
The Appeal to Reason, Girard, company, and necessary improve
strength, willingness to
work.
ns long ns victims aud rich relatives
Kansas, U. S. A., weekly, 25 cents a ments iu wharf nnd building will
There is in almost every case some
hold out. Only private interests JO H N K A 1N O ,
M A R T IN l U ’ SS E L
'year.
An exponent of Socialism. bo made immediately.
one who lias land, forests, lime-
nre involved in the case. There is
T H E M A R S H F IE L D
Takes
no
advertising;
no
bank
notes,
The
Siglin
monument,
manufac
stone, coal, provisions, or some
no notion of punishing Jewett for
no bank drafts, no bank checks. tured from Coos river stone, nt the
means of manufacturing, that is
crime.
Largest
circulation
of
any
political
Marshfield Marble A Stone Works,
interested iu the Labor Exchange,
A t the recant reunion o f Linn
nnd is willing to give its use. The reform paper in the U. H. Write for was erected at the cemetery last
county pioneers in Brownsyille
sample
copy,
and
if
you
do
not
like
week.
Ih
e
monument
is
of
beauti
organization of a branch of fifteen
* ful design and very handsome, nnd quite a number of interesting papers
or twenty people willing to take t let it alone.
is a most creditable piece of work in were rend. One of them said: “ Mrs.
checks for whatever they can pro
Some people who don’t get the
Eliza
Warren nnd M r., C. H.
N O R TH FR O N T STR EET,
duce is the first nnd most import-! H erald , because the times are so every respect.
M A R S H F IE L D
The creamery on Tenmile had at ' Vn.!kp'- wll<; lnre e" ‘ itlpd ‘ ° . “ f
ant step aud a long one. There elose, pay 20 or 25 yenrs’ subscrip
.1 r o w
esen ile fr o m
heina H e. I distinction of being the first white
must be a willingness to sacrifice, tion to the ngent of a sewing ma D a i row escape from being de
children boro in Oregon, nre mem
L L KTNDS o f blacksm ith work and
to work, and to hopefully wait. chine company.
W e can save yon stroyed by fire lately. It seems | bers of the Liun County Pioneers’
w agon work, new or repair work, done
All the benefits do not spring np at j this, nnd furnish you ns good or a that (lining the winter months
Association.
Mrs. Warren is a on short notice.
once. Tim e, education, devotion | better machine, guaranteed for 10 some cloth had been put around
daughter of Rev. H. H. ¡Spaulding,
W E G U A R A N T E E OU R W O R K
arc grent elements in success; with ! years, at the manufacturers’ price. the smokestack, on the roof, to stop
a missionary of 1836.
She was
a
leak,
and
was
not
removed
when
these it is sure to come.— Labor Try it, and see.
T
o
g i .e satisfaction.
Com e nnd see us.
| horn nt Lnpwai mission, in 1837.
the creamery started up this spring.
Exchange Guide.
K A IN O & K U S 8 E L ,
Mr. Walker was born at Whitman nov 19'951
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Examiner, 18th:
“ The launch The cloth took fire, nnd cominuui-
Station in 1838.”
The benefits
to he derived Umpqua, while going from this cated the flames to tho roof, but
Rev. Mr. Wallace, of Portland,
through the Labor Exchange has port to Umpqua, broke down on prompt measures averted a con
locates hell in San Francisco, and
been fully demonserated by persons Tuesday night off Fish Book. She flagration.
considering the fact that “ Uncle
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in this county. Two gentlemen on was picked <u> by theschooner Moro,
BANDON. OR.
immortal and
tho Imy seuding to Ban Francisco from Coqnille river, nnd towed
Medford Monitor: Rev. J. A. C ollis" has nn
for dried
prunes ordered 200 home, arriving here today.” The Crutchfiel 1 returned to Medford gloriously effoctivo cinch on the KEErS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
pounds each. One o f them sent, gasoline launch, Umpqua, was n o d Monday morning’s train, having metropolis, it must be conceded it
A F U L L L IN E OF
ns he thought, to a reliable com new craft bought by Al Reed, of met with a painful accident which is nearly hell, if not the exact I
mission merelinnt- one with whom Gardiner, where she was to be used prevented him from eonttnuing his spot.
lie lmd hoou dealing f ir some in carrying tcilk to the cronmery. journey to the conference at Myrtle j
E v e r y b o d y S a y s 80.
while and when he received hi.
A felt want is that gnawing at Creek. About five tulles out from j Cascareis Camlv Cathartic, tho most won
prunes he found they cost him 81(1,
derful medical discovery o f the age, pleas- .
Grants
Pass
his
h
o
n
e
stumbled
the stomach after you have eaten a
.A .T
ant and refreshing to tho taste, act gently ¡
while the same qunnlity nud qiml-
full meal, nnd can’t cat anv more, and fell, throwing Mr. Crutchfield and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, I
of
Lnlmr
cleansing tho entire system , dispel colds,
ity exactly, u der.d
and yet there is thnt feeling ns with such violence that one of his euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
Excl.nuge Bin ell No. 26, by the
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
though you lmd eaten nothing. What ribs was broken.
other gertlsma a, cost but #8, or
o f C . C . C. to-day; 10, 35. 50 cents. Bold and ’
Orders loft with R . S. K xowi . t o s ,
is wanted then is ndose of Simmons
Granville Brice et al., who claim guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
just out -half . ’ e price of the other
Coqi i .i.r. C ita , will receive prompt
Liver Regulator, the best Dyspepsia to have discovered a process where
lot.
rure, for thnt is what that gnawing by gold and silver may be manu
Little Jim m y— Mamma, which nttcuton.
A lift
nil . rship in the Labor means. “ Simmons Liver Regulator factured out o f the baser metals, would you rather have, a toofache
W h o eon thin k
of íomt* »imple
Exchange co s you only $1. nnd is all that is recommended for In have been denied a patent on tbe or a stom achs? Mamma— I don’t
thing to patent?
v ur Ideas; they may brin* you wealth,
the benefits t he derived are what digestion."— A. It. IKchc, Loudon, process by the commissioner of know, Jimm y. W h y do you ask? Protect
Wr;to JOHN WKDDEUBURN St CO.. Patent Attor
ney a. Washington, D. C„ f.»r their #i.»W prise offer
Kv.
we mnko the
patents.
Jim m y— ’ C uz; I ’ ve got both.
a &J new U * ot oue tkcusaud lavoutions wanted.
summer’s visit.
49 YEARS OF SU FFER IN G
FROM
Conversion Branch, No. 218.
L O C A L IT E M S
A bin stepfoiward ¡«being taken
The Mason fruit jars, at bed-rock
by h number of citizens of Cape
Arago, ill the way of reclaiming prices, st the Fair Htorc.
their independence through the
Finest line of toilet soaps on the
Labor Exchange. They have organ- river at Coqnille Pharmacy,
ized, as indicated by above caption.
i8 interesting
Capt. Parkjr
Parkar is
interesting liitn-
and all preliminary arrangements
V
•
, mine over on
If in o
ns fast
hh circum-
. .*
. °
nre being made as
I
South slough.
stances «ill permit. There has
been 811,250 worth of valuable j Capt. Hans Iieed came over from
property deeded to the branch for the hay last Wednesday, on his
waterfront and nghts-of-way, e tc .,; wuy to his home at Bandon.
ns a beginning, and there are thou- j
W . T . Miller, a good citizen of
sands of acres of Coos county’s best Fishtrap community, was iu town
timber and coal lands ready to be oil business last Friday.
placed in the hands of the manage -1
Now subscribe for the
only
meut, for use to the best ad ran -;
tago by the hrauch. It is the pur paper printed at the county seut
pose of the branch to commence and get the local news iu detail.
with the shipping o f slave bolts
Miss Nina McGufley, teacher at
and match-wood at the present, Utter City, visited her parents
while arrangements are being made briefly at this place last Friday.
to start the construction o f a rail
John Jenkins will move his fam
road which will be necessary for
ily from Em pire City to Green
the development of the resources
Point, a short distance below this
which they have at hand. The
place.
preliminary arrangements are be
The measles and mump9 nre pre
ing made for the building of a
steamer or so to ply between Sau vailing at Em pire City, several
Frauciscoaud Portland in the inter parties being down with each com
est of the Exchange, which will he plaint.
conducted so as to benefit nil
F. M . Tennisson has taken Char
brarches along the coast having ley Metliu's place carrying the
deep water advantages. There is
mail between this place aud E m
a possibility that one may be built
pire City.
in this county. This is an enter
Charley Dodge, a train hand, is
prise which all should study up
and interest themselves in its suc sutTering with rheumatism aud has
got a vacation aud gone to the hot
cess.
springs.
Preludies.
Sheriff Gage spent two or three
A LB E R T
Annual Election cl Olllccrs— The Croat War Arrested on the Old Cow Creek Train Rettery
Play Presented.
Charge.
l a n d for
s a l e ,
by The Herald Land Co. 320
acres of the finest timber in Coos
county for lumbering, being mninly
yellow fir, aod extra fine.
This
body of timber is located on the
North Fork of the Coquille river,
and lies directly on the river and is
well situated for logging. I f sold
so< n it can be had cheap. Enquire
nt the H erald office and go and
im b e r
see the timber.
177.— 200 acres, 155 first-
clnss bottom land, balance
bench; 100 acres clenred nnd under
fo 'c e , all bottom and in fine colti-
vation. Bench land all slnsbed
and set to grata. Two dwellings,
j good barn 44x80 f t , other outbuild
ings, good orchard, one mile from
steamboat landing, one mile fiotn
school, five miles from Coqnille
City. This is the best farm on’ the
Coquille; can be bought very cheap.