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Newspaper Page TextR g p f llf ü t Q TO ESD AV, T n 'n ib l M A ll. 23, 1891 R E G U L A R T R A IN S Fresh milk nt Stanley’s. G o to Th e Fair store for bargains in new goods. Fine Omaha syrup at George Robinson’» at 35 cents per gallon. i Mrs. Lilly Cox W ednesdays and fui - ! visit to this place us follows: M day* will I , run Beaver H ill. Leave Arrive ondays 8.00 a. in. I Marshfield Arrive " | 9.80 “ | COQUILLE CI TY 10.00 “ I Myrtle l*oint l o c a l made a flying yesterday from 12.80p. ra. W anted - A 2J or 22-inch wagon. Leave ll.00a.ro. Lowest cash price. Apply «t the 10.80 “ j H erald oflice. it e m s . Additional local« ou Vid l> a g e .. A full line of first-class fresh groceries, bacon, and lard a^t George Robinson’«. The H erald find a brief call Wednesday from Cnpt. Lundquist, of the steamer Albion. Drugs, family medicines, station ery and garden seeds kept in stock ut the Coquille Phnrmacy. Sam Giles, a popular and pro gressive citizen of Myrtle lo iu t, was seen ou our streets yesterday. M E . church services at the Bud Stone and W ill Sugg con Christian chi rch next Sunday. cluded their contrast for 100 cords Th e World Almanac is for sale of wood for the creamery yester- at this office for only AY a n t e d - T o borrow, WOO, on 3 Tho Methodist Episcopal con Nails at #3.50 per keg at The Fair store. J. 0. Stanley wonts to boy a few choice dairy cows. Johnson Bra’s are soiling cheap, for cash— and cash only- Rest of bacon at Johnson B ro s ^ e a s t e r n In.uey drip syrup. « » « j"“1 Apply at H erai - d othce. J J. Stanley will start a bran new milk wagon April 1st. Have him your orders. . Camrade Jacob Croy of ‘ his place, has been allowed a reissue 8" t be'Sargest^ and'8beat -took of e g a r s and tobacco ever brcugl.t hr Coquille City just received by B. E . Nosier. * Owen Lass well, some years ago a u . . « » - r « " ”" 1 j » ; , “ getting out limbers for the Beavei H ill company. . . Several of the resident ministers Rev W . B. Smith’s home yesterday and organized a minister ial association. Comrade W alter D rsn e was 'ffckeu down quite sick last lliusday, being threatened with pneumonia. H e is doing well now. City Marshal Jim Brown, of M yrtle Point, leturned from the bay last Wednesday, whence he had made a business trip. a v B. Hunt of Bnndon passed through town Monday on his wav to the” government works at Coos bay, where he has a position. E d Sherwood, of Myrtle l oin , has leased the Flanagan ranch at Rowland Prairie for three years. H e will go iuto the cattle business. H all’s Vngetable Sicilian Hair Kenewer has restored gray lm its original color and prevents baj - nessiu thousands of cu.es. It will do so to y o u . . , Several first-class Dairying and Agricultural papers are offered ire for one year to cash subscribers of ♦he n r a i t i. Make your select,on from our splendid clubbing lists. G F B ootell and Jesse Beyers went to Sumner last lrKlnv the former returning Sunday. Mr. 1 . says the snow-fall on the mountain uJrth of town was coueuleiuble. Th e Mail’ s reporter at Empire Bays: It is reported that 1 red S h e lt e r , the pioneer telegraph operator, lias taken unto himself a wife, and was registered at the Vance House at Eureka last week. Enlarged photos of friends or members o f the family are much in fashion now. GeA the work done at home. Charley ' your work for you, in hrst-class style and at lowest rates. Leave orders at HERALD office. Bev J S McCain will hold Bfr- yices next Sunday at the Christian church, morning and Sttlijnct, morBiufif- L lie C Proprieties;” evening, subject. “ W hat is Man,” a sermou to young ladies and gentlemen. The steamer Albion came into the river last Wednesday morning, and to the wharf at this place at 2 pm . She had just averted a severe storm, and sighted before entering the river, a British vesse a short distauce out which seemeit to be in a dangerous way ami but- feting the mad sen. i h e Albion brought a large «mount of h eigh t for this section, and departed again in the evening for Riverton, where she would take on coal. The city schools started oil fairly well yesterday. The departments are crowded, although the attend ance is far short of the annual enrollment of the scholastic popu lation. The board of directors has done all that can be done in the matter under present condi tions. Prof. Hawkins enrolled o i in his department at the opening o f the school; Mr. Nosier enrolled 56 in the intermediate grade, and M iss Mary Quick 50 id the primary — a total o f J60. “ It is a startling fact that, almost -without exception, the adulterated teas are dangerous to health. Some of them are actually poisonous.” — H. Y. Herald. Y e s ; some— not all. But that isn’t the point. You drink tea because you like it- —not because it is good for you. The wholesome tea is also the best-tasting: Schil ling's Best — at grocers’ in packages. A Schilling A Company San Francifco CTl gregation will worship at the Christian church uext Sunday, morning and night. The steamers Coquille Itiver and Albion and schooner Antelope went to sea from the Coquille Sunday night at 2 o’clock. A ll the steamers running to Ceos bny, except the Areata, were bar- hound there for several days last week. A ll wput out Sunday. Arrivals by Farallon, Friday, March 19: Cap». Harris, Mrs. Gage, H . Casebolt, It. M. Pndgeon, Henry Itohuer and wife, A. hosier, G. Olsen. Parties wishing marriage li censes can obtain the same through D F\ Dean at Coquille City. A p ply with wituess ut least aday or two before the documents are needed. The schooner Bessie K , which ran on the beach several wjeks ago when sailing in the mouth of the river, was launched last Saturday and took hei place at the B . udon wharf. x \ r anted — faitiipul * ien oh \ V women to travel for re .pon.ibla Mtabj lished house in l IreROU. Salary expenses. Position permanent. Keieieuoe. Enoh.se self-nddressed stumped envel-Mpe. The National, Star Insurance B id«., l u i - CUgO. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumwall lately arrived here from Humboldt county, are occupying G . W. Steven son’s place, just above town, and attended religious services here Sunday. J. C. Watson out his foot brolly with nu ax last Tuesday, nud F ri day it swelled up and became pain ful and threatening as if to cause him trouble. H e is doing better now and expect» to be all right soon. * Probably you have heard the talk that an immensely large stock of furniture was expected here. Well, it has been received by the Cooiiillo Furniture Co. and will he sold at astonishingly low prices. Call and see their goods. School District No. 54, Bandon, hns called a special meeting of its legal voters for the 27th inst., to levy a special school tux for school purposes, or to take such other action as mny be Ipcided upon to raise funds for school purposes. liev . W . H orsfall, Episcopalian minister at Marshfield, was in this place a brief spell yesterday, at which he concluded the purchase of two lots located on southwest corner of Secordand Heury streets and intended for a chiveb structure of that orde£- Mrs. Barrett, the lid y evangel ist who has been conducting such interesting and effective religious work for some weeks past at Marsh field, leached this place last Friday ou her way to Bandon, where she will conduct revival services for a season. Then, we believe, she is to come to this plnce, where she will receive a warm greeting. Th e suow “storm " o f the sea son in this valley set in last F r i day night, 19th, continuing in squalls duting the night till the ground was covered partially. W e had had som e showers occa sionally mixed with snow and sleet, hut it disappeared at once; this re mained in sight loDger and im pressed us that winter lmd net entirely passed ns by. The moun tain sections had winter right along. J. P. W ilbur, late of Bnndon, re turned from nu extended trip in California Inst W ednesday. He enme up per steamer Blanchard. Mr. W. is now in theshow business, having purchased one of Edison s latest and most improved inven tions, an auiroato8cope. This is the vitascope improved so as to exhibit enlarged views of theatrical or any other performances. But it is only exhibited wheie they have electric lights. The snow which covered the ground to the depth of J or 2 of an inch last Saturday morning, lasting tilt about 10 o’clock, proved a bonanza to the old and young hoys for the pastime of snow ball ing and face-washing. And it did not stop with tlie male sex, for many of the ladies could not resist the temptation to get even with or better some one, and took part with an interest and energy that showed they claimed no exemption as being “ the weaker sex,” hut took their chances and proved to he heroines. There wns lots of fun while the snow lasted - and the editor fought shy. Dora Doings. Rood tlio H kk . u . d ’ b great clubbing offers— the best ever offered. POQUILLE ^ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Dora, Marcli 18. Since tho 4th ! of March prosperity bus struck the ; East Fork. The public school, in three Win. Moss has sold his lease ou I departments, started off yesterday the Scofield place to M, M. Young, for a 3-m onths’ term. also traded 42,000 feet of logs t o 1 S I EW OW NERSHIP, NLAKGED FACILITIES. A . H. B lsck, of M yrtti Point, Young for oue span of horses,' HI EW IMFKOVEMENTH, EW FACULTY, ^ hns heeu at Rosehurg as a wituess harness and wagon aud will roll WITH ability to make them larger, and a 01OOO M O I U R T , »herald iu the H ollis forgery case. out for California in May. surely induce citizen« of Coos, Curry and western Doubla« countie» to w ok educational advantages uear home. Our Faculty will be toucher» John Porter has traded his lease W atch and jewelry repairing in, o f vears of experience in Home of oar best Eastern Colleges. on G. G. Swan’s place to George a workmanlike manner nt the low- i Miller, and will also sail for Cal THEM we can help you, if you can do carpenter's work, or if you can est rates, by C. L. Gray. *, help supply provisions, or whatever it bo, toward building or keeping ifornia ov irlttml. up the sohool. t ^ “ Let us hear from you at onoe.*s£l Handsomely and artistically en-| Moser & Sohinz are having SCHOOL W ILL OPEN HEPTEMBEK 14T H . Having purchased, larged photographs at home. See lumber run down the East Fork not only the property, but also “ All good-will aud attendant et cetera», h tpe for the return of the old boarders as well as many new ones. Charley Zevely, at H erald office. j loose, catching it in a boom. Their we Address, REV. J. L. FUTBKLL, barn will be CO by 62 feet. ju|7tf ) Coquille City, Oregon. Mrs. Alex Stauff, who has been Absolutely Pure. G . G . Swan has built a new bouse visiting tier daughter, Mrs. Hall, Celebrsted for its great leeveu- on his ranch for a renter. at Em pire City, returned last iiiK strength end lu-sltufuln.-ss. Assures the food »gainst alum W in. Smith has bought J. E. Thursday. and all forma o f adulteration Rose’s place. Real eetate is selling common to the cheap hranda. Our skilled artisan, G. F. Bmrtell, cheap these gold-standard times. R o t a l B a s in o POWDHU CIO.. has completed autl in operation a New York. M. M. Young is cutting lots of small electric light plant of his own . . lumber at the East Fork mills, and George Robinson has just re- G p Mil)er is runui llg h;8 |og8 construction. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Field made ceived a big lot of shoss and is down t„ Rnckleffs mill, M O Sttm ler will teach the a trip of two or three days to Ban- sellm g at a burgnin. It is 6aid to be “ sn ill wind that Shiloh school. H e is now teaohing don Inst week, to visit friends and HAB AND W ILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF blows co good," but the storm i a 9-montlis’ term in Merced, Cal- on business. that blew up our snow-squall last | ifornia. He will be here the first At Dr. Moore’ s Coquille Phar Friday niSht and enused some ¡o f June, D on R ex . macy yon will find prices to corre shaking from the cold and disa spond with the depressed value of LKandon Recorder. I greeable pedestrianifm, was util A GOOD STOCK O F W A L L -P A P E R AT L O W E S T PRICES. your produce. * Charles Felter sailed for San ized for its rarity by some of our Baker, tho photographer, will friends who stored some at it till Francisco on the schooner Parkers - WE ALSO HAVE - hold cabinet photos nt $1.50 per later iD the day and prepared ice burg last Saturday. Charley is Coffins, Burial Caskets, etc., and do Undertaking and Embalming on dozen this summer, from Myrtle cream for the delectation of them looking for a chance to join the short notice. Poiut to Bandon. * selves and friends. United States navy. The H erald $6F-Ueneral ltopair and Cabinet work done at store *VxM The Coquille River carried 325 Arrivnls by Homer, Thursday, office force was kindly remem. t e r iu I. O. O. F. Building, aud we guarantee satis.*^St March 18: C. Peterson. N. Jensen, bered by Mrs. R ev. Stine and tons of lump coal and 65 tons of *aF-fuction in every line.“AM daughter. Mrs. Good, with a lib fuel out this trip ou a draft of 10 Clms. O ’ Brien, T. P . W ilson and eral supply o f ice-cream and cake j feet 3 inches aft and 9 feet forward. wife, R. Mursden, Jim Marsden, Saturday afternoon. Saturday It is estimated that she will take John Marsden. night about 20 young frieDds as 400 tons of coal, besides her 60 Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Marlin re sembled at Mr. Su g g ’s, and be tons of fael on a draft of very lit turned from the city last Friday. sides spending n happy social tle over ten feet. They spent a fortnight in the city evening, partook liberally of ice Charles Kim ball, ex-agent of J. stocking up with new aud selected cream (brought by the 6torm) and S. Kim ball, took his departure for goods, and will he prepared to offer other refreshments. Sau Francisco on the Moro last bnigains that will be eye-openers. For more thnn a hundred years Saturday. Fou S a l e , o r L ease — A splendid the Shakers have been studying Dr. Kinio was called to Norway blacksmith and wood-work shop, tho remedial properties cf plants. last Saturday to attend Mrs. Hoo two forges, first-class location, aud They have made many discoveries, ver, who was somewhat indisposed. supplied with necessary tools and but their greatest achievment was She is getting better. machinery. Apply and learn par made last year. It is a cordial that A four-masted English vessel ticulars from the H e r a l d O f f ic e . contains already digested food anil was seen just below town W ednes The new store, ‘ ‘ The Fair,” has is a digester of food. It is effective day morning pointed shoreward. ’ nnnohed into business with a bright in removing distress after eating, The morning was somewhat foggy prospect before it. The stock of aud cieates an appetite for more and she had run well in toward the hardware, queeuswnre, cutlery, etc. food so that eating becomes a pleas shore before she discovered where Palo, thin people become she was running. are standard goods, and then it hns ure. H ad the fog its 5 .cent, 10-cent, 20-ceDt counters plump and healthy under its use. been yery heavy there would pro filled with notions and useful little It arrests the wasting of consump bably have been an accident. IF W E H A V E N ’T G O T tion. articles. When she discovered her close There never lias been such a step proximity to the land she turned George Guerin, esq , of Eckley, forward in the cure of indigestion nDd stood off toward the north. W H AT YOU W ANT, a pioneer resident, well-known nnd as this Shaker Cordial. Your drug Dudley Pomeroy got a severe highly respected, came down last gist will be glad to give you a little kick from a horse last Thursday. Tuesday from his mountain home book descriptive of the product. H e was hunting somewhere in the to visit his son’ s family in this place. neighborhood of Thomas W ood Mr. G . made tho H erald sanctum Give the babies LA XO L, which You will find a full stock of Sta en’s place, south of Fourmile, nnd Don’ t fail to call at the Pharmacy. n pleasant call. H e hnppaned, iu is Castor Oil made as palatable as tionary. Tablets aud School Supplies on hand. in passing the nniinal, which it his school days, to become a class honey'. appears was standing alongside of mate at collpge of several o f this editor’s playmates and school asso course he was going, he laid his T ^ r e s o r ir J tio r ie S c ie n tific a lly “T i l l e d . ” The Rifle Club's Score- hand upon it with the result that it ciates, aud the recital of their names revived thoughts “ o’ lang kicked him in the face. The blow DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor. Last Saturday the Coquille City syne.” The latclistnng hangs out. smashed down his nos°,cut a small Rifle Team contested for a silver In tire suits of tho United States cup with the following score, each gnsli in his lip and knocked out a against the Coos Bay Wagooroad shooting 5 shots, distance 200 part of oue of his molars, aud company aud other defendants, to yards, off-hand, regulation target, I to bleed freely, hut there was uo caused himserious effect. cancel the patents to certain lands, 60 being perfect: Wm Rose 30, (¿R * ft ft H. J. TU TTLE, P H OPBIETOB. an answer has been tiled alleging Frank Collier 29, W. VV. Shields 5, I 'r o i n C r i p p l e C r e r k . that the lauds were bought in good C. Romnnder 39, T. A. Walker 38, After the big fire in Cripple Creek, faith from the Southern Oregou Ira 1111 Johnson UUII IIOWIJ OU, '/»Mill Johnson i r 1J 11 OU ftj 21, U M. , _ . . I , 1 X * 3 38, John AVING LEASED THIS NEW. COMMODIOUS AND MODF.BN HOSTLERY, Company, and that defendants were Russ Johnson 43, Glenn Collier 24, j 1 took a very severe cold and tried I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in Amt-class not parties to any fiRud, ete. In W . Erdice 34, Allen Collier 3, L. many remedies without help, the stvlc, with the very heat of aoom inodatiim s and at moat reason cold only becoming more settled. able rates. Table» »applied with tho beat the market afford*. reply to this answer. Assistant H . Morgan 11). Afterusiug three small bottles of SAMPLE BOOMS for Commercial men, Uuited S ‘ ntes Attorney Schuabel roomy and Obntrally located. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terms for Families find Theatrical Troupes. has filed dtmnrrer and exceptions, Captnin-Gennral Weyler hns for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, both claiming that the answer is insuffi warded to Spain foi approval the the cough and cold left me, and in B »tc s-$ 1 lo $2 per day. cient, nud is no defense, and that public budget hill amounting to this high altitude it takes a merito the law in the ense, which every $35,000,000, nud un appropriation rious cough remedy to do any good. A . O . W H E E L E R , - one is supposed to have knowl bill amounting to §93,000,000. — G. B. H enderson , editor D aily Ad vertiser. For sale by R. S. Knowlton, 38? ' edge of, was sufficient warning to Spain’s income for the new fiscal (Haooesaor to J. P. Messer,) defendants. year, beginning in July, will druggist------------- --«•»«------------- scarcely reach §15,900,000, leaving, Queen Victoria’ s book will be therefore, n deficit of nearly S100,- Our New Furniture Store. KEA.U OF NEW HOTEL, COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. 000,000, to meet which the cortes published in America by the Cen tury Company. There will he 100 | T T E A D Q U A R T E R S O F C IT Y E X P R E S S . Attendance at wharf The furniture store of Jolmson must decree new taxes upon the copies on Japanese paper at $50 and mid depot to nil steamers and trains, and K<mttral hauling promptly and carefully & Johnson, recently staited in C o already terribly overburdened peo transacted. 000 on fine pnper at $15 each. quille City, located iu the Odd Fal ple. Both editions are limited, and no lows’ Hall building, Las greatly The work of colonization is pro more will ho printed. The Eastern Oregon W om an’s ! _T _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ reduced prices of furniture nnd lias gressing in Y’ akima countv, W ash Relief Corps has been organized I M L| LI L | f \ b supplied a better stock nud higher ington. A party of between 20 Notice to Contractors. at La Grande, to act in conjunction ] l l , H . f i L i V O L I grade goods. The Messrs. John aud 40 Holland farmers isexDected with the Eastern Oregou Veterans’ _ _ . . , , son nre prepared to double up their to start from Sioux City, In , for EALED BIDS will be received by the Association, i h e first meeting o f ; X X stock just ns fast ns business will the Yakima valley about March 29. Comity Court of Coos County, Oregon, justify. They lifive the means at A party of 40 from Michigan is until noon on April 15, 1897, for tho erec the new organization was held yes- their command to do so, nnd prom expected to arrive iu North Yakim i tion and completion of a brick courthouse, terday. Including to be built at Coquille City, Oregon, for ise the public that as trade in this week. Coos County, Oregon, according to the Church Directory. plan* and spocifioAturns p n p u a d by Chas. creased they will pul in tho largest The county judges of Oregon H. Burggraf. architect. Salem. Oregon. All and finest stock cf furniture ever bids roust he filed with the County Clerk — ALSO — HRISTIAN CHURCH, C «inille City. brought to Coos county. They are are Beriously considering the mat at Empire City. Oregon. Preaching 1st and 3d L ord’ s days in D ress Trtm m ngs an d L in in g s The Court will consider bids, ns follows: ter of holding thp state taxes in the also prepared to attend promptly eaoh month, at It o'clock a . id . and 7:30 in ronnectiou store. 1st. T o complete the entire building. 2d. to all kinds of undertaker’s work. several county treaBuiies, instead To furnish all mason work, including brick, p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. Pray» r-meeting every Wed A share o f the public's patronage is kindly The time lias come when the old of pnying it over to State Treas stone, lath and plaster, cementing and con nesday evening. C. A. S tink , Minister. solicited. crete work. 3d. T o furnish all other ma ’49 prices will not be paid, nud the! urer Metschan, inasmuch as he will terial and labor necessary to complete the rSTTwo doors east o f I. O. O. F. H a ll._#J| fact that this firm has put the price called upon to pay put a very building, not mentioned above ns mason D O R IV. Treasurer’» Notice. of furniture within the reach of | snial 1 part of the state funds until work. The Court will not consider or recognize B ullabd —Near Prosper, March 14, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Bullard, a son. all makes it especially important j an appropriation bill is passed, sub-bids. OTICE is hereby given that all connty successful contractor will be required A vkkill — At Brownsville. Oregon. March 9, that tho people should give them j W hile Mrs. C. N . Edmonson, of to The orders endorseq prior to February 14, 1897. lo Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Averill, a son. give an approved bond or other approved 1891, will be paid on ^reaenlotion at my their trade. Call in aud see their ! Tacoma, was giving her infant security for the amount o f the contract office in Empire City. No interest will bo D IE D . goods, learn their prices aud tell daughter a hath Saturday evening price under such conditions ns the ooart allowed after February 25,1897. may determine nnd demand. R oss—At Marshfield. March —, 1897, Par W. W. HAYES, your neighbors. j last, she left it for a faw moments to Plans and specifications may bo seen at lea Roae, daughter o f Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Treasurer. • ’ — - procure some cold water, the water tho oflice o f the nichitect. or at th# office Rose, aged 13 yeara. o f J. J. Lamb at Coquille Citv, Oregon, B. E. Nosier has received a large iD the tub being too hot. By from and after the 25th clay of March, 1897. M c C amphhll —At Pour-mi le, below Bandon, Notice to Taxpayers. March 14. 1897, Mrs. D. H. McCarapbell, The Ooart reaervea the right to reject any and choice stock of tobacco and some means the child fell iuto aged 51 vears and 5 months. or all bids. Cigars. the tub, and was so badly scalded ^AXES for the vear 1890 ars due and Done this 15th day o f March, 1897. payable from Feb. 15, 1897, and will • that its life is despaired of. J. llr.NUY fk’ HBOEOKR, ANTED—A lady partner, to corres lte.-t green coffee at George Roh- ilibou's at 5 lbs to the dollar. * & A K ltfö POWDER C o q u i l l e p U R N IT U R E * STORE BED-ROOM SUITES. I I LOUNGES, SETTEES, 4 1 EXTENSION TABLES, ROCKERS, CHAIRS. MOLDINGS, 4 1 MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC THIS QOQUILLE P H A R M ACY COQUILLE CITY, OR., Corner Second and Taylor Streets, Is the Coming Drug Store. W ill Supply It For You. H otel coquille , S LIVE R Y AND FE ED S STABLES, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Underwear, Oyerrdiirts, lies, Ete. C N Woman’s Writes Believe in Woman'9 Writes? Of course we do. Who could help it when women write such convincing words as these: “ For seven years I suffered with scrofula. I had a good physician. Every means of cure was tried in vain. At last I was told to try Ayer's Sarsa parilla» which entirely cured me after using §even bottles.'* —M rs . J ohn A. G entle , Fort Fairfield, Me., Jan. 26, 1896. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ..cu re s.. Rosehurg Review: T. A. North, the creamery man, lias been called to the Siuslaw by a telegram to set up a creamery there. He has a stock subscription paper out here for a creamery and ice plant com bined and we understand is meet ing with good success. Sylvester Scovell, the American newspaper correspondent arrested in Cuba last month by Hpatiisb authorities, and since confined iu prison at Sancti Boiritns, was last Tuesday released by order of the Santa Clara court. The 93d birthday of Neal Dow occurred on March 18, and the day wna to he marked in Beaton by a banquet, at w hich a number of pro minent people would be present. County Judge. B. F. Rosa, Commissioner. I. T . W n > L t, Commissioner. LooH Out For tlje Wagot). W pond. Mnat be o f good Christian character: between 20 and 25 years of age. All correspondence confidential. Address, B. A. CHBLOlt, (23 4t| H kbald B ox , Coquille City, Oregon. M O U N T A IN V IE W POULTRY AND STOOK L. A. FARM , M A R S T E R 8 , P R O P R IE T O R , I become delinquent April 1, 1897. On and after that date three (3) per cent will be added to the amonnt o f tnx. W. W. OAOE, Sheriff and Tax-Collector o f Coos county, Oregon. T H )R H.aliE—Two full-blood Jersey nulls, X1 both elegible to registry for pure-blood, one yearling nnd one spring calf. T he yearling can be bought fox $40, and the 4-montha' old ca H for $20. Address the H kkald office for particulars, or write JUDGE J. H. SCHBOEDER, July7tf1 Arago, Coos county, Oregon„ acres o f All Bottom P O H HALE—1 Land. mile south o f Coquille City, on bank of river: 18 acre« in cultivation) good farm buildings; orchard, 200 prune Plenty o f apple ÎIAVE POH HALE—E?gs, from my trees—crop this year. |*nr«‘ l l r r d ns follows trees for family orchard. Terms reason* able. Address O. W. STEVENSON, Hilver-Laced Wyandot tea. junlfitfl C<»quille City. HiIver-Spangled Hamburgs, Barred Plymouth Hocka, YYTARN1NG.—Al! hunting parties or in- Hingle-Coiub Brown Ijeghorna, V v dividual hunters, with or without Golden Polish. I bave also for sale some fine Poland dogs, are hereby warned to keep off my J . J. S T A N L E Y , premises, or suffer the penalties of the law. China Hogs. Angora Goats, etc. Hnnforil Ranch. mart 3t| M. J. PENDLETON. u r »Mar». $i for i3 M IL K at all times. Frail aid VeptaWes In Tiieir Season. CLEVELAND, I OREGON.