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Newspaper Page TexttfW iiiU R E G U L A R T R A IN S o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d fh i I days will run us follows: Leave I I Arrive | .8 00 a. ni. I Marshfield | 12.80p.m. Arrive “ i I Leave H. 80 “ lC O Q U lIJ iE C IT Y jll.O O a .n i. 10.00 “ | Myrtle Point i 10.30 “ M F O C A L ITEMS. Additional locals on 2d page. Garden seeds at tlie Pharmacy.* Have you seen the Jewett type writer? Alfred Johnson left last week on a business trip to SnnFraucisco. Dick Robinson is now employed with Thomas Blaine on Coos river. Mrs. Hersey desires all persons owing her to call and settle, ns she is receiving her spring goods and needs her money. * Mr. aud Mrs. Flynn, o f the North Fork, came dowu and spent two or three days with their son Arthur and family. They were present .Sunday at the death and funeral o f their little grandchild. F o r S a l e —In Bandon, one of the choicest locations, a pleasant home, new, unique in style, and with a splended view o f the town and ocean. Sheltered from the north winds. For particulars, ap ply to the H e r a l d . [tf. Not one child dies where ten formerly died from croup. People have learned the value of One Min ute Cough Cure and use it for se vere lung and throat trouble*. It immediately stops coughing. It never fails. R. S. Knowlton. Almost a Drowning. Populist Central Committee Meeting. Last Saturday after noon Leeter Result of the Flood at Cravel Ford. on1 Fill a bottle or common glass Notice is hereby given, that there with your water aud let it stand Smith, living on George Collier's will be held a meeting of the Popu the North Fork. TUESDAY. MARCH 7 , ls<» 9 . ANNOUNCEMENTS. How to Find Out. RUDOLF SCHINZ DRUWNED. CU }j $ m u i . “ Every m orning I have a bad taste in my m outh; my tongue is coated; my head aches and 1 often feel dizzy. I have no appetite for breakfast and what food I cat distresses me. 1 have a heavy feeling in my stom ach. I am getting so weak that som etim es I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung. I am getting pale and thin. I am as tired in the m orning as at night.’ ’ W hat d oes your doctor say ? “ You are suffering from im pure b lo o d .” What is his rem edy? w ftt You must not have consti pated bowels if you expec^the Sarsaparilla to do its best work. But A yer’ s Pills cure constipa tion. > We have a book on Paleness and W eakness which you may have for the asking. - ‘ f Rudolf Schiuz, one o f the most progressive, prosperous am] highly esteemed farmers aud dairymen of j Hie North Fork, was drowned at ! his Gravel Ford farm last Tuesday morning, in tha presence o f bis . wife who was unable to reuder him | any assistance. James Bright, who, f with K. H. Hansen, was on the scene only a short time after the | drowniug occurred and succeeded in recovering the body, gave us the following particulars regarding the sad accident: It Bppenis that the river hud overflowed its hanks at j that place nnd was still rising very rapidly, when Mr. Schiuz, fearing that two of his horses which had been surrounded by water would tie drowned, lecided to go to their | rescue and drive them to higher j ground. He accordingly secured i auother horse, and iu attempting to swim it across a deep ravine, the ; horse became entangled in a wire j or post fence nud Mr. Schiuz was thrown off into the water, the horse then swimming back to shore. Mr. Scbinz was said to be an ex cellent swimmer, hut in some way he was disabled, or seized with crntnps, aud his wife, who was the solo witness of the affuir, realizing that her husband was drowuing, threw off part o f her clothing and being a goad swimmer heroically plunged into the cold water and went to his assistance but reached him just as he made hie last strug- nnd sank. She thnD swam hack to shore and gave the nlarm, James Bright and K . H. Hansen being the first to arrive on the scene, atiout a half hour after thadrown- ing. Mr. S c b iD Z was a sober, indue, trious youug man about 28 or 30 years old aod was held in the high est esteem by all. He came to this country about three years ago from Switzerland and entered into part nership with Fred Moser, the Gravel Ford creamery man and cheese manufacturer. About one year later Mr. Schiuz was married and sno u dissolved partnership with Mr. Moser to engage iu farm ing nnd dairying. A wife and oue small child survive him. Mrs. Schiuz and babe have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad be-, reaveraeut.— Enterprise. 24 hours: A sediment .or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kidhey trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the buck is also convincing proof that the kidneys aod bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort iu the knowl edge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfill every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following the use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get. upmnuy times dur ing the night. The mild aud extra ordinary effeejj of^ Swamp-Root is soon realized'. It'ajUuds the high est for its worivRiTJil cures of the most . distressing cases, c If you need a tuediciney.you should have the best SohLbyidrtiggiiU in fifty cent and oue dollar sizes. You may have-a sample bottle of this wonderful diwovery and a book that tells more about, it, both Rent absolutely free by mail, address Dr. Kilmer ft Co., Binghampton, N. Y. When writing mention that you read his generous offer in the Co quille City H euald . About the Malls. 'I place, George Collier aDd Novta list central committee, in the Hotel Little were in a boat engaged iu Coquille, ou the 17th day of Mnrcb, shoving logs nod drift at Mr. Coll 1899, commencing at the hour of 11 ier’s place. One of the men got o’clock a. in., and continuing until on a log, which he fonud to be I all business coming before said turniug, wheo he leaped to the meeting is fully disprsed of. All boat, alighting on the edge and members of the central committee, capeiziDg i L All weut into the main and auxiliary, are urgeutly re water and straggled to right them quested to be present selves. George Collier couldn’t It is suggested that matters to be swim, bat he reached the boa! aod brought before said meeting should saved himself by it. Novia Little be prepared aud introduced as res drifted away and was sinking the olutions, to expedite deliberations third time, when Mr. 8mitb, who is and reduce, as far as possible, «11 a good swimmer, seized and Baved transactions to an orderly basis. him. Mr. Littlo wasnt once T. S. M inot , Chairman. brought home and given into the care of bis parents and was soon Miss Alice Bevcrs returned to restored aod is now all right. The her home at Snmner early Iasi other gentlemen were little the week, after n visit with her sister, worse of their ducking. W e are Mrs. Bouteil, for several weeks. pleased to note that the results were no more serious, though it is necessary and dangerous work. N THE CIRCUIT CODRT OF THE Ftmou* Optician Hers. One of the meet capable opti cians of the day, Prof. C. A. Sayre, a graduate o f Chicago Optioal Col- lege, aod with sixteen years’ expe rience in correcting defective vis ion, has located with us in Coos couuty, with headquarter« at Co quille City. In viewiog hi« dis play of optical instruments one is conviuced he is prepared to make thorough aud scientific examina tions of the eye. He will visit the surrounding towns every three moDtbs, sod guarantee all his work. Lenses ground to order. Prices very reasonable. I f you wear glasses, or need them, or have any trouble with your eyes, be sure to call on tbs Prof, at the Hotel Co quille. He will help you out in the most economical manner pos sible. Astigmatic difficulties accu rately corrected. Rimless frames and bifocal lenses for both near and distant vision, a specialty. I STATE OF OREGON, COUNT Y OF COOS: S. H. Hasard. Plaintiff, I FOR THE I Marshfield bun. i Sheriff Gage has rented his place to Mr. Graoholia, reports say. Mrs. D. L . Rood began a term of public school at North Beud Moods j . J. A. Yonkam is on the bay rep resenting G. G. H ickson's cream ery supply bouse and will caDvasa Coos and Curry couuties. Surveyor Catbcart Dates this week for (be southern part of the couuty where he has some lines to run for Mrs. Harper, of Dairyville. Two days’ mail has arrived at Sitkum but the high water in Brewster valley made tbe route impassable. It is expected the water will have receded enough today to make a start. The steamers Ruth, Empire aDd Alliance have heeu barbound a short time at Empire City, but expect to get out to today. Tbe tug Hunter is also “ storm-bound” at tbe Umpqua. When the mail carrier passed J. S. Coke's farm in Brewster valley one day this week be found tbe ex collector of customs building a raft aud getting ready to move if tbe water got too high. J. H. TiraoD, the coal raining man, has been in our vicinity for several days past looking over sev eral prospects with a view to leas ing. He already has an option on one coal tract but is making a sur vey of the others nnd will more than likely get hold of the South- port property; i. e., he will, if he cau get terms to suit. Mr. Timou is one of our practicnl milling men and has succeeded iu this county where others have failed. He has been successfully operating a mine at Riverton for the pnst five years, but owing to slack shipping facili ties has bpen forced to come to this side of the isthmus. He is nn en thusiast on the coal of Coos county, but by no means does be exagerate when he says that Coos bay will, in 10 months, be shipping twice tbe ntnouut of coal it has ever shipped before. ! Suit in Equity to > foreclose xuort- Willliara A. Welch, and I «*««• Niel Muuro, j Defendants, j To William A . Welsh, one o f the above named defendants: You are hereby notified that yon are re quired to appear and answer the complaint o f the plaintiff, now on file against yon in the above entitled Court aud Cause, within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to-wit: Within six w*eks from the 28th day o f February, 1899, the same being the date of the flrat publication of this summons; nnd if you fail so to appear and answer, on or before the 11th day of April, 1899, the same being the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication, judgment will be taken against you for want thereof, for the relief demanded in the comolaiut of plaint iff, a suooinot statement o f whioh is as follows: . That a certain mortgage made by you to plaintiff, dated the 16th day of June, 1891, in the complaint set forth, be foreclosed, and the premises therein described, to-wit: Lot number four and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section eighteen, and lot number one, and the northeast quarter o f tho noithwest quarter of section nineteen in township twenty six, south of range thirteen, west o f the Willamette me ridian, be, by the Court ordered sold, nnd the proceeds applied to the payment of the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-five Dol Arrivals from Snu Francisco by lars, together with interest thereon, at the rate o f ten per oent per annum from the the stenmer Areata, March 1st: 14th day o f May, 1891, the amount due plaintiff npon the note in complaint set Mrs. Harris, C. A. Hayre, E. Kel forth; also, two dollars and forty cents, ley, C. A. Nolluer, Mrs. Edwards, together with interest thereon at the rate Miss Edwards, \V. R liaigb, E. J. of ten per cent per annum frorr. May 26, 1893; ten dollars and one cent, together Fudge, C. P. Murrny. with interest thereon at the rale o f ten per cent dot annum from June 14, 1895; ten dol Geo. Robinson has just received lars and eighty-nine cents, together with interet thereon at the rate o f ten per cent a large lot of the best shoes that »er annum from M arch 30. 1896; seven dol- ever came to the county. Just go ars and four cents, together with interest and nee them aud aslf. for prices. * thereon at the rate o f ten per cent per an num from April 1, 1897; nine dollars and forty cents, together with interest thereon Vi a ■< it i i : i >. at the rate of ten per cent per annum, from April 25, 1898, the amounts paid by plaintiff KLocainn-Wata—At MiirshflnUl, Mnrcb T , in satisfaction of taxes assessed against 18!'!», by Rev. 0 . M. Eshjorn, Matt H. said mortgaged premises, also such an Klockarsaud Miaa Eliza Weir. amount as attorney’ s tees ns the Court shall adjudge to be reasonable, and the HORN. costs ana disbursements o f thin suit; also, suoh further relief as to the Court shall T bnjibook —At West Marshfield, Feb. M, seem meet and equitable. 18!)», to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Tenbrook, a This summons is published in pursuance son of an order made by L. Harlocker, as T ckskb —At Gold Ranch, Curry onanty, Feb. Count y Judge of said Coos county, dated 22.1899, to Mr and Mm. Jettse Turner, a the 28th day of February, 1899, direoting eon. that service thereof be made by publication of the same in the Coquille City H e r a l d , a CoRniN—At Myrtle Point, Keb. 28, 1899, to Mr. aud Mni. W. H. Corbin, a aon. newspaper published at Coquille City, in said Coos county, once each week, for a po- The postmaster, at Myrtle. Point has writteu, uudqr date March 1st, to the several postmasters explain ing the present situation in refer ence to the mails, etc. He says: “ No mails arrived from the east W rltm to o u r D o c to r* . ' Perhap« y ou w ould Ilka to oon in lt today. The mail carrier arrived em inent phyalolnua about y our coudl- The entertainment given by the rite ua freely a ll the particulars tion. Writ this afternoon with no mail. He Y ou will receive a prom pt In your case, grnpbnphnne owners on Inst Tues- reports the roads impassable in reply. A ddress, DU. J . C. AYER, night at Baud hall, under the aus places for horses, and the big >» L ow ell, M a s s ;' pices of the band, was fairly well bridge across Rock creek washed patronized and enjoyed. ' The re Kiverton Pick-Ups. out, also others, and high water ii; ceipts were divided with the baud the road. Tomorrow, March 2d, and helped the hoys somewhat. Riverton, March 6.—Three more they will get the letter mail through J. Sheer, Scdalia, Mo , conductor by carrying it on their backs. Can of Mr. Copley’s children are down H. E. Stonehonse, advance agpnt oil electric street car line, writes They are now not get tho paper mail in for three with the measles. of the Wonderland and Vitaseope that his little daughter was very low or four days or more, or until the all convalescing. Co., which exhibited at Masonic with croup, and her life saved after roads are repaired and some way F. C. Kinnicutt’s private school hall last night, spent severnl days all physicians had failed, only by arranged to get horses across Rock closed last Friday. in Coquille last week, partly de using One Minute Cough Cure. creek. All mails coming here will Two of Matt Kmoquest’s girls tained by flood aud obstructed It. S. Knowlton. go right out.” have been quite sick. They are roads. We had several personal A telegram to relatives at My rile At this place some delayed mail now much better. visits from Mr. S , who haled from Point, received Inst week from Last Friday eveuing Messrs. C. matter was received Saturday, the San Jose, C a l, and wag n quasi some point in California, mentioned J. L. Bean, Matt Kronquest and acquaintance. He informed ns of the shooting and death o f young P. Murray and E. J. Fudge, of first in four days. Mr. Baragon have gone to work at ------- — ------ -—- i Visalia, Ual., and 0. A. Sayre, of a possible engagement o f the G od Chris Miller, son o f Clark Miller, Klondike. bewey M erilt Your Confidence? freys, well known here, with this who was horn in this county some Nordhoft, reached this place via John Clinton, the logger, was in company at an early dnv. Nego II yenrs ago. We got uone of the the bay and steamer from San From the vnsl, army of volun our town last Tuesday. tiations are in baud. TThe enter particulars as to where tho shoot- Francisco to see our section. They teer easterners attracted by our Our people have collected a good tainment did not come off Inst ing occurred, or whether accidental ‘‘ pioneered" the way from Marsh field, owiug to the slides and high- liberal treatment, it is evident that supply of firewood during the night, owing to the quarantine ac or not. water obstructing travel on the our efforts to supply the best stock, high water. tion of the town board.— E d . I roads. They certainly struck us at best and freshest drugs and medi H. Peterson and John Akers a time when they can inform them- cines, at moderate priqps are duly leave for Beaverton mine today. selves as to’ the worst phases of appreciated. D onna A na . C o q u il l e P h a r m a c y , our climate, while it is the best Macy & Moore, Proprietors. Owing to the prevailing distem sometimes for sake of comparison * per of quinsy, or tonsilitis, and and deciding the question of econ H. H. HAZARD, II. A. Todd, o f Round Hill Inter nnuouooemeDt by Dr. Culin omics as connected with seeking a Plaintiff and Attorney for Plaintiff. F lynn —In Coquille City. March 4, 1899, in fant child of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flynn. Farm, near Arago, and proprietor that one or more of the cases were feb28tapll1 home. and manager of the broom factory scarlet fever, the school board was t A bsolutely 'P ure Gov. George Bennett, of Bandon, at that place, made a business visit convened at the scboolhouse Inst gives his meteorogicnl record for Makes the food more delicious and wholesome to Coquille City Inst Thursday. Thursday morning by Chairman the month o f February, just pnat, ROYAL BAKINO POWDER C O ., NEW VQRK. Mr. Todd is an enterprising, good W. 8. Perry and discussed the and includes these remarks at the citizen, and deietves special en propriety o f tempntarily dismiss- Ouiou sets at the Pharmacy. * close: “ Duriug the first six days couragement in the industry which ing the school ns a precaution Grass seeds at the Pharmacy. * of this month we had the coldest Those having sore eyes may he weather ever reached here since he has iustituted." He is a practi ngninst the spread of the disease Mrs. L. H. Hazard is visiting benefited by looking at the new our records commenced, 26 years cal broom maker and came from ns then defined by that physician. friends on the bay. lot of jewelry at the P h a r m a c y . * agef. On the 4th inst. it reached where corn was one of the staple It was thought best to do so, nnd Sunday was a lovely day and its productions, and having invested the hoard ordered the school sue The following persons secured «anshme and soft air were greatly beiths on the steamer Alliance as low as 18 degrees above zero.” in a home hare, despite the coun peuded till Monday, 13th inst. The total precipitation for the eujoyed. bound for Portland: P. C. Ream, mouth was 7.50 inches, aud the sel that “ corn won’t grow here,” Prof. C. A. Sayre, expert opti For 30 Day’s—Mrs. Moon will give H. A. Ward, Wm. \V ,rd, Mrs. total snowfall 3.5. Killing frosts and the “ I told yoii so" disparag cian, whose arrival we note else rare bargains both in dressmaking Ward, J. A. Morrison, Jap Bunch, fell on the 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th. ing criticisms, up'fo this time he where today with two other gentle made a small expelimeut the pabt nnd millinery. * J. H. Wilson, OttoSchetter. men from central California, has Recorder: On Feb. 20, ’99. near season, but sufficient to assure him The steamer Townsend reached Now pleasedon’tdelay any longer Four-mile creek, Col. 8. 8. Ever, that he will succeed at the' next prospected sufficiently siocs his our bar from San Francisco early to bettle hills due and over due. son locate^] Mr. Clayton and sons trial. Mr. lo d d is’roaking an extra nrrival ns to decide to locate with Sunday morning, but too late for Bills must be paid up before the and Chnrles Elliott, all of Fishtrap, good aDd neat article of brooms, ns nnd make Coquille City his We publish his the tide, nod hence stood out till 1st o f March. After that date col on 160 acres o f government land and supplies our borne msrket headquarters. own announcement in our locnl last evening, when she eutered and lections will be enforced. each, all fine timber land, where almost entirely. Our merchants news today. came up the river. J ohnson B ko ’ s . they will erect a large sawmill the handle his manufacture willingly For a quick remedy’ nnd one that Bandon Recorder: Contrary to coiniDg summer, eight miles south aDd the brooms are popular witii Bertha Haekin, who was attend is perfectly safe for children let us ing school at this place aud board of BandoD, at the foot o f South our people. Mr. Todd is putting recent orders the telephone line will recommend One Minute Cough Cure. ing at Mrs. Elliott’s, took quite mountain. ont a large orchard also, and will b e extended to Port Orford st o d c o . It is excellent for croup, hoarseness, sick Inst Friday o f the prevailing J. B. Fox tells ns that the rise in take a hand in growing good E. W. Schetter enmo over from Em tickling in the throat and coughs. sickness. Her parents came down the river at this place last Wednes fruit and carefully preparing the pire Monday acd will superintend R. S. Knowlton. from their home nenr Fairview. day morning was the most rapid he same for raaike^.^-: The H e r a l d the work. sanctum had a pleasant call niid UUE W N o trains have reached this ANT to trade 220 acres good First come first served; so march had ever witnessed, and his experi side from Marshfield since Monday up and pay back dues on the H erald ence covers many years. It made thanks Mr. T. taf tfee gift of an ** farming land in the beet loca ,...» - o f last week, and travel was shut and a year ahead. This will secure a rise of nearly 3 feet from 3 to 5 office broom. tion as to school and market in Ne off, and the mail much interfered that good littlo paper, the Farm o'clock thait morning. Wm. Stratum,, section boss on braska, either for a farm, town prop with by high water aud slides Journal, five years without any * * * C. H. BUTLER, P R O PR IE T O R . Geo. B. Secord, the well known the railrond, oaro#- dpwn the line erty or stock of goods in Coos county. along the road. The mail carriers further pay. last Friday Shall we hear from contractor o f Towanda, N. Y., says: from Myrtle Bandon Recorder: D. J. Lowe bad to invent ways and means to you within one week? “ I have used Chamberlain's Cough morning, goin g -fa far as Cedar has rented bis farm Dear Parkers AVINO LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS AND MODERN H O ST L E B T overcome the obstacles and serve Point, at which |Uaoe bn had to I am now prepared to entertain tbe traveling public in flrat-olaas Salem Statesman: Senate bill Remedy in my family for a long stop, the track there being sub- burg to Fisher Bro’s o f this pises. the public. a t ,le, wlth'tbe very beat o f accommodations and at most reason time and have found it superior to Mr. Lowe and fam ily will reside iu No. 5, which was filed in the state able ratea. Tablea anpplled with the beat the market affords. ; merged to a depth of about 3 feet. For sale by It. S. W f l n t p H - T o exchange, good city department by the governor yes any other.” Coquille City. SAMPLE BOOMS for Commercial men, " a 111GU propertv in Lo(J Angelos The damage to the«track from Myr Knowlton. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Tarma roomy and oentrally located. terday, with his npprovnl is con for Familier and Theatrical Troupe». tle Point down wss very trifling, county, California, for property in sidered a most meritorious measure. Ace Myers, o f Norway, visited and the train could pass over any Batea—$1 to *1JS0 per day. Coquille City, or vicinity. Lot It provides for working prisoners his daughter, Mrs. Brown, at of them, but from Cedar PoiDt on 50x120, now, modern 5-room house, confined in the county jail, on the Marshfield last week, and returned the track was under . water a good 'J 'h e L o n e S t a r with all conveniences for small fain- pnblic roads, under the direction home via this place yesterday. part of the way and obstructed at fly. A fine chance, open for a short O. O. QILKEY, P R O P R I E T O R , of the county court. The law will The H erald had a pleasant call. two or three point« by slides. AVING decided to retire from the Coquille City, Or.—-Opposite Depot. time only. go into effect on May 24, 1899, Mr. M. is much crippled by rheu botcher business, 1 offer for rent my H erald L amd ft L oan C o . Be sum and read our great offer building, tool*, etc. I will pro oat of busi- niuety days from the date ol its matism. neas February 15, 1H99, and thin being the Keeps only Pore Wines and Liqnors and of tbs H erald for one year aud the A six-months’ terra of school st receipt in the state depaitment Fine Cigars. only butcher abnp in town, woald like for Farm Journal fire years, all for the with the governor’s approval. some reliable person to continue the busi- T he Americas Club Whisky is one o f tbe Bandon, under the tuition of Prof. Schilling's B est specialties served in tliesa Clabroom* price of our paper alone. Just J. J. Bryan as principal, and Mrs. Brett Clark writes his sister, Mrs- baking pow der tea Anjr one desirous of running a batcher w&lk up to the captain’s office nod Bryan. Miss Maddock and Miss Elliott, that he arrived in San business would do well to call on or nddreae Best B illiard Tublo in Southern Oregon cortee flavoring extracts draw the greatest prize you ever THOH. ANDERSON, and spices toda Garfield in the several departments, Francisco on Wednesday, Feb. 22d, taprlftj Bandon. Oregon. Final Notice to Taxpayer*. closed week before last with so on the steamer Alliance, nnd wns will delight hostess «nnd drew. entertainment Saturday n.ght of a in time to witness a procession and There wss considerable stock Policies written by lbs Pacific ~\7 OU^re hereby notified to settle vour most creditable character aud other features of the celebration of guests. X tnxos forthwith, a« the Comity Court drowned daring the flood io oar Mutual L ife Insurance Co. excel has ordered me to ranke immediate collec highly flattering to the efficiency Washington Day. The trip was river last week. J. B. Fox and| in every feature that make insur tion of every oent that is due the count?, o f the teachers in charge. The pretty rough, but he liked the boat wife saw several carcases floating ance profitable aud liberal. No and after tho 10th day of February we will begin 1.0 levy npon the property o f nil that Recorder says: “ The term of nnd her management. He tried to down past their home Wednesday one can afford to be without nn have not paid their taxes up to the year o f school just closed is admitted as get into (he navy, but recruits were and Thursday. Accident policy at this time of ac 1897, inclusive. You are further notified that being the most efficient and satis not being received in that brauch nnd after said date we will not receive cidents and sickness. Give your on The Bandon Woolen Mills Co. County Warrants in payment of delinquent factory in the history of BandoD of tile service, so he enlisted in the W. W. G ag *. spplicatiou now for either a L i f e , tales. will receive bids, np to April 1st, school work.” It is said to be the 23d regular infantry for three years, Sheriff o f Cooa county, Oregon. E ndowment or A ccident policy for the construction o f a 2 story Coquille City. Jnn. ‘J6. 1W ,______________ wish, also, of parents and pupils and expects to he sent at once to to Rev. J. L. Futrell, or make ap building, 2 0 4 0 feet,.together with that these teachers be retained. A Manila. He visited the cruiser plication at the H erald office. D e c c s s a r y piling, foundation, etc. The late legislature has <liapenned community can have a good school Iowa, in port at S«n Francisco, In the future F or R ent ■ -Tenn Robison offers with grand juries. Shoes—All kiudsof shoe* cheap at no more cost than a poor one, with thousands of others, and wns bis place on Fishtrap, 91 acres, 30 trials will como up on information but good. G o and see them at nnd all the children get the bene specially interested in the indent AT TH E of bottom land, for rent. Apply at by the prosecuting attorney in most Geo. Robinson's store. A tig lot fits as well as the few. Bandon is ations made by Spanish sholls in At the Fair Store, cases. tbe place. T bnn R obison . to be congratulated. just arrived. * C. M. S k e e l s . that grand vessel. -------- f B aking R o y a l P owder Q an dies, O iIa Quinine, Unguents, Jnk, Laxatives, Liniments, jjjnvelopes, Toilet S oa p Shoe P olisH A r n ic ^ W all PapeJ^ Bay Ru]\J Sarsaparill^ ParegoriQ J ew elrY MACY & MOORE. H w OTEL COQUILLE, WfWvoYoiin&n F or H G et Yoor G roceries at Bed-! Rod Prices F A IR STORES. R ent.