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A RilOR- PL A TE FRA CDS. P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y J. s. M'EWEN & D. F. DEAN, Editors and Proprietors. Devoted to the material find social up building of the Coquille Valley particularly and of Coos County generally. Subscription, per year, in advance, ^ 2 . L P . F IS H E R , N b w h p a p k b A d v e r t is in g A o b n t , 21 M erchants’ E xchange, Han Francisco is o a r authorized agent. T h is paper is kept ou file, In his office. T U E S D A Y . S E P T . 11, IB M . P P M P P M Tbe H erald lifts splondid club bing facilities with tbe best newspa pers published in the lftnd. W e offer Tbe H erald nnd tbe New York W eekly W orld both for one year for on ly........$ 2 25 The H erald and tbe Weekly 8. F. Examiner.................. 2 75 The H erald and tbe Daily Examiner, including Sun day’s mammoth edition .. 7 80 The H e r a l d and W eekly 8. F. C all.................................... 2 25 The H erald and Daily C all.. 0 00 The Daily Call speaks for itself as odg ot the best newspapers in tbe land, and tbe cheapest, being furnished with tbe H erald at only . tbe price of the Daily Call, $0. G . A. R. comrades can get “ T b e National Tribune,” published at W ashington City, D. C., at this office for 81 a year in advance, or with the H e r a l d , Ihe iuio papers ’ for *2.50! r VALUE DAILY IN T E R E S T T —or— — ON— English Loaosj u.mroRTM Paid by tlio — TO— United States. J E N G LA N D , 12 , 000,000 ! 12,000,000 ! I T e w 11 i n O l l i u l t t . **I regard the credit • f tbe United States | “ Hay what you will. government as safe in ,I believe that the Ford tbe bands of Grover brothers—Charlie and Cleveland and John Bob—are just as rep (J. Carlisle as if it was utable, law-abiding in the bands o f a 'citizens as I am.” — Republican.” — John iJosse James. Sherman. i "T h e reason times i “ Tho reason farm are so hard in cities products are so low is in because so many because there is an people crowd in from; over-production,the re rural districts. More are too many people poople should till the' encaged in farming.” soil/*— Chicago T ri - The Chicago Inter bune (g. o. p.) Ocean (g . o. p.) T he Philadelphia Led ger says: T b e Prince of Wales spoke of Mr. Depew in Hamburg rh a “ represent ative American.” W hat 'ns 'is ’igh- ness done with Tom Ochiltree and F reddy Gebhardt? And there is G eorge G ou ld- -'ow about 'ira? A STARTLING STO RY J GENERAL NEW S. TUE <01.0111IIO T O P I L IS T S . /dV v w w « v * W W W Y W W V W (■ o r c r u o r W ail«? on Says the San Francisco Call: “ We A CHARIVARI PARTY. P I rot B a llo t. are glad to see (o powerful a paper Henderson, Ky., Sept. G.— A Pueblo, Colo., Sept. 5.— Pande as the New York Herald taking up party o f frolicsome young meu liv monium broke loose in the Popu What Is the condition of yours? Is your hair dry, ] ing near Kirjtmauville started to list state coDveution almost as soou tho question of the punislimont of hr.rsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has It a, charivari a newly married couple, I as it was called to order at 0:15 L.'ch- s appearance? Does it fall out when combed or j the guilty parties to the Carnegie YiÆ Stephen Giles, a widower o f GO, today. The majority report o f the brushed? Is it ii.3 of dandruff ? Does your scalp Itch ? , armor-plate frauds. Tho Herald Is It dry or in a heated condition ? If these are some of i who married Gertrude Hntsford, committee on credentials favored .■ ■ eji; ’’•rV ’A yoursymptomsbe war 1 in time oryou will become bald, p truly says that the frauds did not n— . n , . . . . ! a miss o f 16. Giles discharged .. a , sealing the Waite delegates from happen by accident. They were ¡Done to Prevent Agents Measuring 1 shotgun into the boisterous crowd, ' Denver and the Barela delegates the Timber Stolen— High-Caste wounding John Wagner and Ad from Lns Animas county. planned and executed; they were Waite dison Mason. Wagner cannot re and Barela have reached nn und >r- Anarchy in the Saddie. \ v? ’ ¡Kni A [ 11* what you n* ttL It« production Is not. -i accident, but the r mutt o f arlrntlfio ‘ contiued for many months; there % ,A?"fT *‘ 4 ; r-’siijircn. K u ow letU f t»f tho tlijr»«o • <>r ihe hair ami scalp 1 ■ i the t1! -coy- * cover. Giles was arrested. ' / cry o f how to treat them. ‘ ‘ Skookum ’’ coutaius neither minerals nor oils. I t standing, nnd Senator Barela, who must necessarily have been a good is uot a Dye, but a delightfully cooling and refreshing Touie. lly stim ulating ( w o u l d n ’ t w ork l a b o r d a y . j has already been nominated for the follicles, i t atop» fa ilin g h a ir, cures d a n S n .tf and grows h a ir on bald . many men aware of what was going headt. . Chicago, Sept. 8.— A special from t K eep tlie scalp clean, healthy, and free from lrr'tatln g eruption*, by • Houghton, Mich., Sept. 6.— Pro- ' state treasurer by the Democrats, I tho use o ' xk-ot’kniH hktn Soap. It. dodlruja p a ra s itic insecte, which feed o n ( on. Still, when the discovery was and destroy the hair. I St. Cloud, Minn., says: “ There are \ feasor Bidwell, in charge of the will also receive the Populist nom I f your druggist cannot supply you «end diroet to us, and wo w ill rorwnrd ( made that certain plates were de ination. Thomas M. Patterson, nrot’ d l, cii receipt o f price. Grower, A1.0U per bottle : 6 fo r $5.00. boap, 6Ue. , intimations that the state senatorial i re Pair work at the 8tate V per ja r ; 6 fur 52.50, leader o f the opposition to Waite, fective, thus creating a possibility 1 T H E S K O O K U n RO OT H A IR G R O W E R committee, which for months has S P ? 1 in ‘,he o f , UlrPCtor endeavored to speak. Theconveu. . ’ . . i Wadsworth, discharged seven that all might be, the head of the , 'a T a A r ! t , ? r 'i l l X S o u th F i f t h A v t-u u e , N e w Y o r k , N . Y . been investigating frauds against workmen Tuesday because they tion refused to hear him until the company called on President Cleve majority report o f the credentials the state in cutting pine from school failed to work Labor day. land and persuaded him to remit committee had been adopted with i:»i r j IN t h o ii lands, will be able to show aston- ] t h e p r i n c e ’ s a n a r c h i s t s TRAINING GOTH HANDo ALIKE. half the fine the navy department a hurrah. A motion was then Should take ad\»ntogeof tho extra ishing evidence. N ot only have the j Sofia, Sept. 6.— Ex-Prem ier carried nllotring Patterson five N o G o o d R e a s o n Y e t A d v a n c e d W h y It had imposed. Probably Mr. Cleve ordinary offer made by the F armers ’ ‘timber pirates’ appropriated mill-1 Stambuloff on lenving court yester- S h o u ld N o t B e l>uue. land did not comprehend at the time lons of dollars’ worth o f timber be-1 day* after beilW r e le a s e on bail on minutes to address the convention, T ribune — General Weaver's paper— j Patterson said nothing ho could In one o f his essays in a book en the brightest, the newsiest and the the extent or nature o f the crime longing to the state, but in trying ^ cll?rge o f 1.ibell" « 1 Pr,uce Fer' ¡say iu five minutes would make titled •• Brushwood,” the late James T . ,, . ’ J b | dinand, was stoned by au angry any impression upon the delegates, Fields wrote: “ I f I were a boy again, I best reform paper ou the list. They Carnegie was nominally responsible . to cover up their stealings started j mob. One man struck Stambuloff only ask 25 cents for this large 48- and he would simply enter a protest think I would learn to use uiv left hand for. A t any rate he did not seem the fires which resulted in the te r-1 with a stone, causing a slight injury, just as freely as iny right one. so that column weekly from now until Jan for the minority. Ed Holden, anti- to like to be hard on so important a rible loss of life and property in The soldiers finally dispersed the uary 1, 1895. It is a bargain, and Waite, attempted to speak, but was if anything happened to 1 »me either of man who had just begun to compre them the other would b all ready to we hope every one of our readers Pine, Kanabec, Carlton and other raob and rescued him. howled down. Thereupon the | w rite and handle things 111 st as freely will take advantage of it at once. hend the beauties of free trade; and MUST TRADE W ITH THE BRITISH. Patterson delegation from Denver as i f nothing had occurred.” And un counties. It is charged the lum Tell your neighbors nbout it. so, instead of causing Carnegie to London, Sept. G.— The recent left the hall, followed by about a doubtedly u great man/ of ua would bermen fired the lands, which they Address, F armers ’ T ribune , collisions with Chief Nana’s tribes dozen other delegates. be held to answer while further in learn to use both hands aliko i f w e hud Des Moines, Iowa. improperly cleared, to render the men at the mouth of Denis river, Governor Waite was renominated our lives to live over aj ain. O f all the vestigations were being made, he -----------s<Q» «------- ---- measurement o f stumpage impossi- west Africa, in which several oil the first ballot, receiving all young women who came under my in allowed Carnegie to name the sum ble, and thereby shut off the suits! English subjects were killed or She— Why does the ocean make but eight votes, which were given struction while in charge o f the School he thought the government entitled which the commission might at- I wounded, has decided the goveru- Congressman Peuce. The nomi of Domestic Economy o f the Iow a A g thrtt moaning sound? H e — P rob ricultural college, not more than ono in ably one of the bathers stepped ou to demand. One of the worst acts A tempt to bring against them. In to8ecd t “ nbof t8 P,1D.i8h nation was made unanimous. twenty-five could sweep properly. Tho its undertow, I committee o f ladies was appointed j Carnegie ever did was to skip im one o f the chief hotels a St. Cloud j f rom opposition of the natives | to escort W aite to the ball, and Miss ! ratio in this respect o f thoae who came Johnny— Paw, what is the under my instruction nt Purdue univer mediately across the Atlantic. The scout, employed by tbe commission to British traders, Phoebe CousRins introduced him. sity was about tho same. And as far north pole good for anyhow? H is cloud, no bigger than a man’s hand, | H e was greeted with tremendous! as my observation extends this ratio father—T o fasten the meridian to ferret out cases of timber-thiev- t h e p o p e ’ s c o m m a n d had just appeared in the sky. Prob ing, has declared he had secured I wish yon Rome, Sept. G.— The pope will ¡cheering. A fter he had thanked' w ill hold in regard to women generally. lines to, 1 suppose. ably Carnegie did not think the sworn evidence that millions 0f shortly issue an encyclical letter to the convention a recess was taken.! As a ml-., women, old and young, do wouldn’t bother me when you see not know how to handle a broom. Tht ir I ’m bnsy. -------------- --- ------------------- | cloud would amount to much, but feet o f timber have been stolen, Uie PeoPlfi ° f ‘ be United States right hand» only have been trained. I announcing the absolute suprem The acmes of destrnction and he is a cautious man and he made and as soon ns it had been cut the „ „ „ o f the Their left hands have been neglected. acy ot the apostolic delegate in desolation in the flooded district j When a women takes hold o f a broom haste to get in out of the rain. lumbermen instructei their em-1 church matters in the United 100 miles east and west o f Sail it is with the right hand near the top Whether or not Carnegie had ployes to ‘burn the ground over States, with the simple right to Antonio, Texas, are simply terrible. of the handio and the left hand toward planned to sink the new American and ranke a good, clean job o f it.’ ” aPPPal to the pope. The scholastic Thousands o f acres o f farm and tho euiu. nnd instead of changing and pasture lands i re under water reversing them as cccasi >n demands navy will never bo known. There A torch thrust here and there ; <Ioe8t,on wiM not be ,on'-llei1 ou’ The damage to ciops in the Leoua she always keeps them in the same po does not seem any adequate motive into piles o f toppings in such a dry ! sition. Whether she sweeps to tho right ? ,IE MJ_’s’r PJ!KY- river valley will be $500,000 and an or to the left, tho position o f her hands * , . „ , Omaha, Sept. 5— The Union for the crime. Tho reputation of season CAN I O B TAIN A P A T E N T ? For a as this starts a fire that eats ' Pltcific todny iBBllpd Dotice to Hj| j equal amount in the valleys of the prompt nnswi r ami an honeafc opinion, w rite t o remains unchanged. And her body is M I N N A: C O ., who h ave had nearly fifty y e s « * tho company is ruined and it is not Many people contorted and her muscles strained in experience in the patent business. Communica the stumps from which the timber employes in future to abstain from | Saco and Sahirml. tions strictly confidential. A H a n d b o o k or In conceivable how it can he restored. was cut down to lumps of charcoal, any participation iu politics; all have been drowned auil half the tho perlO/munco o f an operation that form ation concerning P a t e n t s and bow to ob tain them sent free. A lso a catalogue ©I inechan - Carnegie, however, is safe in E ng nnd when the gnugers o f tb e ! P*.en rj° ‘ willing to keep ont o f pol- honses in Uvalde, a lo v n o f 2800 would exbtcise these organa harmonious Ical and scientific books sent free. Patents taken through Munn & Co. recelvo ly, if the bands were so trained that people, have been swept awav Special notice in the $ c ie u t if ic A m e r ic a n , und . . _ , llice are requested to resign, land anil has his millions with him. commission thus are brought widely beroro tho public with come to measure the 1 The S P. railroad's loss is $1,000, they cor.ld be used at w ill and were out cost to the inventor. This gptondid paper, NEVADA SILVER MEN. Even if his guilt should bo estab stumpage on the ravished school changed as demanded by the changes in issued weekly, elegant ly illustrated, baa by far tho largest circulation o f any scientific work In t h » Carson, Nev., Sept. 5.— In the 000. the position of the sweeper. world. a v ear. Sample conies Bent free. lished it is not believed that the lands they are left with absolutely' Bonding Edition, monthly, $2.50 a year. Single silver party state convention today Charles Mooney, 107 years old. I refer to women sweeping merely to copies. cents. E very number contains beau alleged crime is extraditable. l plates, in colors, and photographs o f now no basis for calculating the am ount! the announcement that Senator died at Oregon City, Friday, of old illustrate my point. The same can bo tifu houses, with plans, enabling builders to show th e latest deal gnu and secure contracts. Address He was born in Ireland, said concerning tho training o f tho o f timber stolen. This is what the Jones had withdrawn from the age. M U N N J* C O « NEW YOUK. 8 0 1 BKOADWAT- THIS SHOULD INTEREST YOU crooked lumbermen want, but in Republican party was greeted with January l, 1787. 107 years ago. hands in numerous other branches o f rousing applause. TI>-> —'••vention He married there, came to Indiana women's work that it is unnecessary to It is just as necessary for a man starting these fires they made alto unanimously nomitated C. C. Row and fiom that state to Oregon City mention, aud so fa r as the use o f tho le ft hand is concerned men aro in no to get good reading matter as it is gether too clean a job. The fires ing o f Washoe for congress. in July, 1853. His wife died about better condition than women. Men and 30 years ago. For some years he to get good food. The campaign of have spread over 1000 square miles FIRE-SWEPT MINNESOTA. women are in this respect maimed and P in e City, Minn., Sept. 5.— Tile lias been known as the oldest man handicapped alike. Why should such 1804 is now open. Every man, be o f country. They have destroyed a state of things exist? Why, in this in Oregon. lie Democrat, Republican or Popu ..j>body knows how many hun- death roll at Hinckley is growing ago of manual training, should v^pover-. nlirwly. BA v ,/ today -tho remains A b otit 2,500,000 p on n d sn f * wool look and neglect the education o f tho list, desires to bo kept fufly informed dfpds o f IfurffkD litef^ftid devoured o f seven bodies were brought in Imve been shipped at Heppner this left band and continue to train the of tho important events ns they $20,000,000 worth o f property. from the eastern county road. season. The average price lias right hand at tho expense of the left? Whether or not it can bo proved This brings the total o f Hinckley’s occur throughout the country. been about 7 cents. Threshing of N o physician or physiologist has ever WTe have just made arrangements that these fires grew out o f the lit dead to 221 nnd in the yicinity of wheat lias begun. The yield given a sensible reason for so doing, As is from 20 to 35 bushels per acre, and w e seem to adhere to tho custom that may bo of interest to you. The tie ones kindled by the timber I Hinckley to upwards of 230. merely becauso it has been carried down arrangement is this: W o will give pirates, there is a loud demand Jpt it b a ? be,\” im p ™ « * !« to aP- and of good quality. to us by our ancestors.— Jonness M iller ountry that the P f°a ch the mill pond. The heap through the pine country The latpst land office reports Monthly. you that greatest of all weekly ... sawdust 0„ ....Uov and edgings which 1 K A A C R E S . — H aving more manner o f cutting tim b er bo ge I of show that the department still hasj JL reflj eBtate than I con profitably newspapers, The New York Weekly verely regulated. 1 forms its hanks are still sending up M a k in g a S u re T h i n g o f I t . charge of 1G,584.420 ncres o f sur- ; manage in person. I offer for Rale, at price» j deuse clouds o f blinding smoke. "W h a t in the name o f Jupiter have to suit the times and on good terms, h 11 my W orld, nnd this paper, both for one veyed and 11,664.900 acres o f un realty except my home farm, which consists- year each for $2.25, or we will send I . l ’ T T E l t F U O V I S . I 1 T A ( R I Z . At Pino City the work o f rescue surveyed land in Oregon, which is you sewed up all tho pockets o f my of lfiO ACHES joining Coquille City, which overcoat fo r ? " asked Mr. Wilson. is running smoothly. is a splendid location, handy to town, good, you this papor for one year and Ilm . E lu 14* ii T r lls |! k o f ltii*»iiic««* “ M y dear,” said Mrs. Wilson, “ I schools, churches, mills and railroad depot, A special to the Pioneer Press about 40 per cent o f all the land in au «! O llie r .‘M a tte t’* T l i r r r . havo an important letter to nay m illin er also local river boats, and near landing o f The Weekly W orld for six mouths from Pine City says: Tonight’s the state. The scandals in high-life are .again before tho public— notably tthe Draytons, Mrs. Drayton being •aae o f tho Astor family, young W il liam Vanderbilt and his southern blue-blood wifo, and young Hail McAlister, all shining lights in New Y ork ’s 400. The blue-blood seems for the regular yearly price of this to be fearfully thin in that sot. paper alone. Tho Weekly World, Tbe Oklahoma judiciary and law fearless in utterances, is the only yers have mado a muddle of it great weekly papor published in down there. About 400 divorces America that presents all sides of have been granted by the lower tho great controversies o f the dny «ourts, nnd now tho higher courts without fear or favor. Its work is has reversed them nnd declared for the whole pcoplo and not for their judgments null nnd void. Out any class or section. Does this interest you? o f the number o f those divorced many couples have remarried, so this I f it does, and you think it worth decision makes these people to l>e while to take advantage of this cohabiting criminally. great special offer while it lasts, N early 1000 sipiare miles o f ter send $2 and get Tho Weekly World ritory have been devastated by the for six months and tho H erald for one year. tires in Minnesota nnd Wisconsin, Hero is tho opportunity to get about $20,000,000 of property des your own local paper and the load troyed and nearly 1000 lives lost— ing metropolitan journal of the all, it seoms now, caused by the country ut extraordinary low rates. H erald , greed of gain, nnd in an endeavor Addross, Coquille City, Oregon. to bide criminality by prominent LD HEADS! Timber Thieves Started the Forest Fires. tifMskootaliodt Hair Grower \ i j j j j Cliauces for Homes. Good Time to Secure a Dairy Farm or Ranch. T b e H e r a l d ?s B a r g a in C o u n te r. sen-going vessels, and in « pood neighbor Ex-County Treasurer S.B. Hatch correct figures are o f a character The committee raising a sub lhat 1 want you kippst.” — Boston Homo hood. which a careful buyer will not be i.low Journal. to appreciate on account of convenience, writes us from his new home at calculated to lower rather than to scriotion for a subsidy to a sugar accessibility to the best markets on the Snnln Cruz, Cal., o f date o f the 2.1. raise iotal number o f dead. beet factory, to be located at K T o . coast, saving of time in transacting busi • i ! There has been an increase over Union, lias secured an extension ness and low freight». lio has ms houso nearing comple- . . . . , ... , , , , Will be divided if desired. It has mostly ,,. . . . . , , previous estimutesat Hinckley, bnt o f a few days, and will make a 80 acres of very rich bottom land, tion. is own health is good, but tin, prospect of any considerable final effort to raise the required Send this ( UPON und in grass for meadow or pasture: • 1*. to 40 acres of level bench Sand, ami Mrs. Hatch has improved none by number remaining still in the an omit. ;’> 1 fiori s o f 1' ••.' h woodland. the change. She is only uble to sit woods is decreasing. The estimated I,iviii;.. sir I’.o-; *«d spnogs furnish water- Iowa Exchange; The fairs to ' lYv Ul. Lids i ."tin very best clover Dearborn . t.. Chicago, III. i 1 rss o f life is now placed at be Imve been hehl at Clarinda. Red- up part o f the time. H e says: and other grass lands. ¡And receive ( losipnid) ONE i tween 375 and 400. > > acres, aro ir; Petite and Italian prune* oak, Shenandoah. Yalliscn, Crest,m, “ W e would like it here if my PIECE OF MUSIC, «>? \our met! below, or also a general variety of fruits. K n oxville and Winterset, nnd il any wife had good health. I presume 1 Bandon Beoo rder. I cents, THIS IS A CHOICE I>A illY FARM, other places, have been declared that her lienlth is ns good here ns .‘ 2. lie llemit With a large, successful creamery handy* General Rollins is still head off, on account o f the times and postal note or 1 ami 2 cunt it well fenced, has two snail! barns, a house in any place. Today is the first quartering at Baodon studying tlie ¡'stamps. that has served its time, but could be crops. time she lias been to where wo are II J5f*” This coupon not good cheaply repaired. Steamers nnd railroad mining resources o f this country. building the house. after December 81, 18114. cars both pass within GO rods of the bouse, . Omaha Bee: W o suppose th a t1 W illiam Thomas returned Mon and being a warm, well sheltered location, “ Th ere is an abundance o f fruit Senator H ill secured the pen with all conduce to make this a most desiruble- THE LA T E S T MUSIC. here. Peaches are onfy 15 cents a day from a trip down the coast, which the president did not sign home for some one. box; potatoes 50 cents a sack; flour bringing up a lond o f machinery the tariff bill, nnd that he will 1 i A C R E S , also, o f level sandy VOCAL. pm chased by Capt. Parker of the DO cents. Ment is nbout ns high ■** ^ land in Bandon, and overlooking cherish it rs nil invaluable souvenir Wedded After the Ball. By Barney Crawford estate. here as at Coquille. Vegetables are its famous bench and the Pacific ocean: has Fagan. Most popular "Waltz Song o f the tariff fight. fair buildings and good water, is good veg Prof. J. 8 Hodgin opened his of tho day. Dedicated to Mr C K plenty. W e can raise all we want etable or small fruit laud and a capital place Harris, author of "A fter the B all.. 40 cts Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks died when wo get fixed up and the ground school last Monday with a fair at- for po u ltr y , and a few ccws to sell milk A Dream of Arcadia. Waltz Son 7 , to city customers and campers on the beach. plowed, but it is too dry until it tendance. The hard times have Saturday morning 1st ¡list, at W al Lanyon. The none of all songs. A As a health resort it can’ t be beat, having mins some. prevented a number o f parents tham, Mnss. He was one o f the favorite of Adelina P atti............ T>0 cts the mildest winter, coolest summer and heroes o f the union arm»', and at Moon ighton the Lagoon, by George most equable temperature in the United "W e Imve three carpenters at from sending their children, Schleiffarih. Latest popular suc men in their thefts of timber from Charles Bailey, while on his way one time a member o f congress. cess bv fhia noted composer......... f »0 cts States. While in Chicago, Mr. Charles L. work, and the plasterers will bo at j the state lands! Now, where do O A A C R E S o f b^avy timber, TilK H E 8 * UTHERN SONGS: "Un work in a dny or two. W e want tol up the beach Inst Wednesday, dis- The tax returns for Georgia for Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant cle Dan.*’ “ Aunt Sis Tab,” and 3 miles from CoqnilleCity and th* your anarchists come in? river. W ill be sold low. of Des Moines, Iowa, hail quite a get moved by the first o f October, 1 covered a monsferdpviltisli stranded the current year show a falling off j "Where My Honey Sleeps," com plete................ ....................75 cts if we can. W o pay carpenters $2 j on the beach about five miles below o f between $30,000,000 and $40,- OUSE AND T H K E E L O T S in Coquille Three charming plaintive and char The supreme court of South Car- ■ serious time of it. Ho took such a a day. Not much work doing here. Bandon. Its longest tentacle mens- City 000,000. Fulton county alone acteristic southern songs, written olinn declared tho state dispensary I severe cold tlmt ho could hardly A few new honses outside o f tbe J ured 24 feet, and its body was over decreased $5,600,215. LSO 17 unimproved lots in various by Col Will L VisHOher: arranged talk or navigate, hut the prompt use parts of Coquille City. Coos county* by W Herliert Lanyon. law of that state unconstitutional,1 of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy burnt district are being built this 4 feet in width, giving the monster Or., giving a variety of loca¿ions to choose INSTRU M ENTAL. The population o f Poi (land is from nnd at reasonable prices. It is believed and Governor Tillman obeyed the cured him of his cold so quickly year. Lum ber is cheaper here tlrnu j a spread ot 52 feet estimated to be 91.055, according At Eventide, Nocturne for piano, by Q / V - A C R E F A R M 3 miles from Marcus, a very brilliant Noe .urne. mandate and gave up the tight for that otliors at the hotel who had in Coquille. There is lots o f luin- to be the largest specimen o f the to Polk & Co’s city directory for about, grade 4-f>........................... GO cts 1 town. 20 acres choice creek bottom her iu the Santa Cruz mountains species ever found on the Pucitic its enforcement A new judge lias bad colds followed his example and 1894. land and some very tine saw timber on bal In Flow’ ry Groves, reverie for piano .v>’t. coast. ance. Spring branch, cosy buildings, etc. half a dozen persous ordered it from by Marcus, a beautiful reverie.orig Manv it boy has gone off the been seated and now that cou rt! "Snnta Cruz covers a good deal inal and sure to please..................fiO cts : Thomas Lockwood suffered se Call on or address directly. the nearest drug storo. They were K. D. SANFORD, decides that the law is eonstitu- profuse in their thanks to Mr. Knhler of ground and yet it is quite thickly vere injuries last Saturday night by track becHusu o f a misplaced switch. l- ? f The above are all tine editions of vnl- j ♦ on his farm at Coquille City, □able copyrights, and cannot be had in | tionnl and operative, and the gov- for telling them how to cure a had settled. There have been n good falling into the hold o f the Bandor- cheap form. Or call at THE H ERALD OFFIOB. Four Beautiful Lots eruor now sets at work to enforce cold so quickly. For sale by S. L. many houses built in the Inst three illo while Ihe steamer was at the Coupons must accompany the order to In the heart o f town have been secure the reduction« named. i t When will it he seen that the i Lenovo, druggist. years. Property is cheap here now. wharf. The hatchway had been A good ninny mortgages on homes left open, aud when Mr. Lockwood placed in our bunds, nnd will be present profession and practice of T o th e U n fo rtu n a te . and money is scarce. Tho fire boarded the vessel he stumbled and sold together at a very reasonable law is an expensive farce? D B. G IB B O N S ’ | Wait Oregonian. | rate. This is ,a rare chance to H e was badly DISPENSARY, G k ld ^ tO iiv Parties returning from llio bench caused many workmen to come iu fell into the hold. secure either business or residence Tho g. o. p. hireling anarchists of over tho road from here to Ihindon here, which cut down wages. bruised about the Lead nnd shoul “ W e Imve a I ’. P. club o f 150 in ders, and has been imder the care lota which will double in value iu Colorado- -duhheil ns "deputies" by report the Rear creek hill in snob corner of Commercial our pieciuet, with a good deal of of Dr. Kirae since the accident. It twelve months. Call and see them. San Francisco. Cal. bad condition ns to bo almost im the Associated Press sympathizers • ------ *• -H«** •- enthusiasm iu the crowd The can is probable that be will be about Established in 1854. W H Y? Because he follows these — have succeeded in forcing the passable. Herald and Rural Northwest for $2. if<»r the treatment or didate for governor spoke here to again in a few weeks, bnt will uot rules: '' Keep the head cool, the feet 5 Sexual and Seminal W e had left ou our table yester renomination of Governor Waite warm, and the bowels open.” You 500 or 000, aud received hearty fully recover for some time. | W’e offer a valuable premium to | diseases.sneh as Gon- day a small branch from a prune cheers. There w ill be a Inrge vote can have a clear head and live to be ^pjjfcorrhen. Gleet. Skr.ot- -------- —» « » » « our subscribers who are interested for governor of that state. W e are tree growing in the yard of Peter [ for the Populists this fall. t ___ nre. Syphilis, in nil ninety if you do the same thing. Our The famous patent medicine man, in the farm, fruit-growing and stock, glad of i t He was our choice at Wise, bearing fruit which for size it« form*. Seminal Weakness, Impotency When the bowels fail to move dur club meets every Thursday eveuing. H. H . W aruer.of Rochester, N. Y., without extra cost; iu other words, and Lout Manhood pennnnemly cured. TLe ing the day take on retiring two any rate, because ho was so hated and weight is hnvd to be«t. There sick and afflict’d should not fail to call There are a good mauy who will who made 87,000,00(1 out of the $3 for $2— two papers for the price Smith’s Fmail Bile Beans. Their upon him. The Doc*or has traveled exten- were thirty large prunes on the and persecuted by them. And after vole with us who do not belong to "S afe” remedies w inch were so ex o f one. lively in Europe, and inspected thoroughly action is so mild that you are not * -»•“ ♦ the various hospitals there, obtaining a lio is elected it is to bo hoped he brnnch which weighed over five the club. aware of it. All day your mind will tensively advertised everywhere, great deal o f valuable information, which Teacher— Harry, if a basket of w ill hnve sufficient legal backing ns pounds. “ There nre lots o f campers on has returned home from Europe be clear and cool. "Not a gripe in a he is competent to impart to those in need — * «>» ----------- to enable him to punish crimiunls, barrel of them.” Ask for i maUsii«. of his services. The Doctor cures when the bench here. It looks like an penniless. He left the last o f his peaches cost $1 and there are 50 For wakefulness, wenkuess or lack others fail. Try him. DK. GIBBON will Take no substitute for SMITH’S but if not, that, he will tighten up | army camp. There ore several fortune at Monte Carlo, the legal peaches in the basket, how much make no charge unless he effects a core. those “ bloody bridles," of which bis of ouergy take Simmons Liver lteg. boats rnnuing here from Frisco, ized gambling hell for princely does one peach cost? Juvenile pupil Person« at a distance CUBED AT HOME. All communications strictly confidential. — I don’t know, ma'am. W e don't enemies have been no disparaging, ulntor. fare *2 50. I will close, for fear it paupers and American suckeis. All letters answered In plain envelope«. never have to buy penches at our nnd “ wade in” till order anil respect Grand Rondo fruitgrowers are will not interest you. W e send lovo Charges reasonable. Call or write. Address m i i. r F. p GIBBON, n r iin o v DE. for common law nnd decency a t 1 shipping large quantities of fruit to to you all. Good-bve. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Pow der house. My p ip e’s a baggageman Box L»G7, Sa» Francisco. Cal. t:tf! least are domiuaut on a 'spress train, “ 8. B. H atch ," Denver and other onstern points. World'« Fair Higiirat At aid. C a t T liis O a t Thr Htiii’i' 'liisie Cn., Ifiiii;] : j i H V A clear Head 02 :! kciiriit'v St., Bile I \