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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1887)
i p r i t e (tuy ¡ftcvald. B ANDON Nudftrn O c a I h . On th r W i n e . Filmi Madiiiiery Steamer Myrtle. Last Friday night a man named The editor having business in the East left this place Wednesday G. W. Saling dropped dead in a r p iM E in this progressive «age. an object. T U E S D A Y , O C T . 18, 1887. and noon O ct 5 th, Missouri ward, by fishing boat He was employed by A Save time by taking this steamer. The object, as well as time is accomplished in . !■ Coos bay, Gardiner and Drain’s. old man Scott, seiuing, at the V Z Z 3 I I C 3X Keeps Constantly on hand P rev en tion 1« l e t t e r th n a i ’ll«*. your trips to and fro ou the river. The late iliphtberitic epidemic oc He reports as follows from Drain: mouth of Coos river. The net had L E V I S fiY D E R , C J IP T 7H P , Got wet between Coquille City just been taken into the boat, and j A Large Stock of every kind of curring at Roseburg in Douglas Makes the round trip from, Coquille City, county in this State, should remind and Utter City, but kept Master Saling was about to take his seat to Baudot». every day. Leaves Coquille City (i. W. MORRIS, Fairview, Oregon, about 7:30 a . m . arriving at Bandon 11 A. u. the inhabitants of Coquille City George Lorin as dry as a powder- at the oars when he fell backwards, Returning leaves Bandon 2 r. m . arrives at breathed heavily a few times and As as the Best, that this frightful disease has visi house. We noticed a new but sus Agent for Coquille City 5:30 P. m . Every other Sun ted them on a previous occasion picious looking edifice being built died. day, commencing Sunday Jnne 26th, 1887 A n d. Stauer & Walker’s Saling came to the bay from by Mr. E. L. Price at Coaledo. We , an excursion will leave Coquille City 6:30 with terrible results, and is liable i A . m . sharp arriving at Bandon, 10:30 A. u. Farm Machinery and Vehicles giving four hours or more ou the Baudon to do so at any moment again, un suspect that it will be no good Weston, Oregon about two years less» the utmost precaution is ob place for prohibitionists. At Utter ! ago, and bad been trapping, fishing r pH E SE are the (>est-niade goods ever of- { beach, boat leaving 2:30 P m . for return Reasonable time given for pay 1- fered for sale in Oregon. The Oregon : trip. i>.... „ City we met the steamer Coos, i aud working on farms at intervals, Remember every alternate Sunday served. It is not necessary for'thc Road Cart, a sample o f which Mr. Norris ment. Direct all orders to until further notice. whose exhaust we got confounded He is said to have been well con- public to enter into the study of had on exhibition at the late fair, is the L. L. S impson , with the Captain’s whistle and nected, his] relatives being in good best in point of durability, ease of riding, “ bacteria” or any other abstruse THE NEW AND C0MJWM01S and beauty. He will forward yon at much v5n404w Baudon, Oregon. circumstances. He claimed to came near getting left. At Aron- molecular constructions, to learn lower price, quality considered, any thing have «a son at some place in Cali onco for all that “ prev?n ion is bet ville all was life and bustle, sever in the farm machinery line, from the most fornia, and a daughter in Fresno NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. al schooners receiving cargoes, and extensive self-binder or thresher, to a ter than cure”. And what is pre Land Offloe at. Koseburg, Oregon, I hand-rake; and anything in the vehicle City; also a brother, a merchant in the mill running on full time. August 20, 18H7. \ vention? Prevention means clean liue from a baby carriage or bob-sled, to Swift and Sure, Weston, Oregon,aud another broth Marshfield is fairly prosperous, otice is hereby given that the following- liness-prevention means ventila the finest top-buggy or four-horse wagon. named settler ban filed notio« of his in n7v5 tion and fresh air—prevention and we noticed several new struc er a farmer, living uear; Walla tention to mako final proof in support of Write Mr. N. at Fairview. 0. Reed captain, Walla. He was buried in the tures and improvements. We were his claim, and that said proof will be made means caution, caution of contact, Make« the ronnd trip between Bandon l i d before the Register or Receiver of U. S. Land Mat shfield^cemetry on Saturday. kindly treated at the Marshfield Coqnille City every day. caution of communication. We Office at Rosebnrg, Or., on Friday, Oct. 14th, Leave« Baudon about 7:30 a. m., arriving have seen lately an epidemic of hotel by the Dew landlord »foe —Coos Bay News. 1887, viz: Thomas S. Evemden, Homstead at Coquille City about 11:30 a. in. Return- Entry No. 4508 for the N. W. X o f N. E. X typhoid cause us many funerals Hudson and his family. Joe has ng, leaves Coquille City about 12:30 p. m . IWo F u r th e r P roceed In ft*. N. H ofN. W. X and SjW . X of N. W. X just o|>ened out in the hotel busi and «arrives at Bandon about 4:30 p. m. which will not be easily forgotten, Watchmaker & Jeweler, Ottawa, O ct 9.—The British Seo. 15, tp. 30, S. R. 11 West W. M. ra rT h i* Steamer oonnects at Coquille aud we know that typhoid is self- ness, and is an accommodating man Government has called a halt in the He names the following witnesses to City with the “ t ’E B E S ” for Myrtla Foin*. COQUILLE CITY generated from vicious and noxious —just the right man. matter of the Behring sea seizures, prove his contintiuuos residence upon, and Through fare on both boats, 50cta. We boarded the steamer Comet aud in consequence the Dominion cultivation of said land, viz: F ront S tr e e t , E ast E nd . effluvia, and even although we can J. L. Fetter, o f Remote, Coos county, Ogn. All kinds o f repairing neatly done at rea not make the same statement con on Thursday at noon, after n long Government has decided to proceed J .G . Fish | sonable rates. Work Warranted to give S. Endecott -o f Angora, Coos county, Or. cerning the diphtheritic virus, we and pleasant talk with Uncle Bob no further in the matter, but await S. Largest CirenUtion o f nny Agricvltaral D i p t satisfaction. Orders taken for Watches Thomas Jarcl 1 ia tb* vn I. can positively state that conditions Starkey, who was formerly on the the result of trials in the United and Jewelry not in stock. Ohaa. W. Johnston, All work must be paid for before leaving «00*000 BACH IOOUB Register. conducive to the susception of ty H e r a l d staff, and made the run to States courts of the cases of the sepf> the shop. phoid fever are conducive to the Empire City with Roberts Bros., American vessels that were also • 7 T02T3 OS' □ NOTICE FOR PUBLIC VTION. #f other*.who wish to examine Premium List. susception of any other contagious than whom there are no more ac seized there. It is believed that Land Office at Rosehnrg, Oregon. I ADVERTISERS this paper, or obtain estimefos O n l y Megnifioent [ O O O to . » 1 commodating steamboatmen auy August 26, 1887. * on edeertitinf spec# when in Chicago, will find it en f*ie at disease. Why didn't the Indians during these trials the question of ; C o p y a b 4 O a t t k to C l« b - r n iM r a Freo. 'OTIOE is hereby . given tnat . . . . . the follow- have cholera before 1492? The where. A d d ree*, H O M E A N D F A R M , L o u U v It lO . jurisdiction will come up, and that \ x^l ing-uamed . settler ban tiled notice o f th* Advertising Agency oi Mr. Loggie of tho O. S. I. Corn- answer is hygienic conditions. the right of the Alaska company to ! biH intention to make final proof in support pat y was on board and at Empire of his claim, and that said proof will be Hunting a buffalo or a bear is a the exclusive U 9 e of the waters will made before the Register or Receiver o f U. CHEAP! very unlikely place to get cholera. he showed us through the big mill l>e set aside, in which case a claim S. Land Offioe at Koseburg, Or., ou Friday, Therefore it came from the most which he is haviug overhauled and for compensation by the Canadian Oct. 14th, 1887, viz: John Q. Fish. Home thickly settled and most inert por changed in many respects. A new Healers would be fully established. stead Entry No. 4407 for the W. X of N. W. X, S. E. H of N. W. X and N. E. X of 8. W. tion of the earth and is styled ! s la b conveyor aud burning pit have The British Government, it is un X Sec. 21, tp. 30, S. R. 11 West, W. M. Much Asiatic Cholera. And to-day the been made and are good. He names the following witnesses to prove derstood, requested that no steps of the shafting are being returned. his residence upon, and cultiva gates of New York are closed toward formally making if an in tion continuous of, said laud, viz: against a European vessel, aud We also visited the cannery at Em ternational question should be tak J. L. Fetter, of Remote, Coos Co., Oregon, w ith o <»ood reason—because cholera pire City, and found that the local en until the United States has T. S. Evemden ) J. W. Appleton - of Angora, Coos Co., Or. is ul)oard, and to-day the Mexi company is doing a good business. dealt with the cases in which their Thomas Jarel ) Chan. W. Johnston, cans are taking such precau It is really a treat to see the work own vessels were implicated. SepC> Register. ---------- » 4#» ♦-• — ---- tions as will eventually exclude tff putting up the festive salmon L arg«* S a lm o n P u c k . contagious diseases from their when it is done with such precis NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. San Francisco, Oct. II.—A gen country if they persist in them.and ion ns at this cannery. After a Laud Office nt Rosehurg, Oregon. I Septemlter 12. 1887. ( D ealer in G en eral M erchandise» visit to Sheriff Harlocker’s and tleman who arrived in this city yes of course they are much moro slow "VrOTICE is hereby given that the follow- Boots, Breadstuff's, Tobacco, in their conclusions than the smart I’lerk Lamb’s, we were ready for terday from Alaska states that the 1.1 ing-named settler has tiled notice of Groceries, Cigars, the good diuner at the Lockhart Karluck Packing Company, located his intention to make final proof in support Shoes, people of Coos county. of his claim, and that said proof will be Provisions, Nuts, Hats, Therefore the gist of this article hotel. Mrs. Moore and daughters at Karluck, Kodiak Inland, canned made before the Judge or Clerk of the coun Fruits and Candies, Caps, is, and it is easily learned, and it is are just the kind of people one is between the 1st of last June an i ty court of Coos county, Or., at Empire Country Hosiery, C.anned the 22nd of Sept 72,000 cases City, Or., on Friday, November 4th, 1887, easily complied with—obey the pleased to meet. viz: Wm. F. Elrod, homestead entry No. Produce. Goods. Clothing. At 4 o’clock on Friday morning of salmou, each case containing laws of health and “ prevention is 4494 for the lots 1 and 2 and S. X «1 N. E. we left Empire City with the coast. forty-eight one pound cans. This ’4, See. 6. Tp. 27 S. R. 11 west, Wil. Mer. better than cure.” He names the following witnesses to prove Especially, as we might add, Jehu, Mr. Fred Jarvis. Of conre is probably the largest quantity of his continuous residence upon and cultiva P B O F E IE T O E . that the best of the medical fra we had a fine drive with a cool and ! salmon canned by any one firm tion of, said lands, viz: bracing breeze aud one of the pret- j «luring a single season. The cans John L. Baker, I ternity cannot ensnie a cure -n o t Geo. W . Norris r Fairview. » Coos (V>.. O. even Drs. Darriu or McCleunau. tiest beaches to be found. Master will all be ship)>ed to this city, a Thos. C . Norris Edmund A. Anderson.of Marshfield, Or. ; George saw many things of inter large majority of them haviug ar- in matters of this kind- or we Chas. W. Johnston, Register. sep20 might add further, in most other est, the most promiuent of which rived. was a 50 odd foot whale which is kinds. PIONEER decaying and going to pieces. Ar —1 — ♦ - — School H r port ff-SB.Tr. riving at Winchester Day we wore The following are the names of met by the steamer Juno with ■ m m the pupils that are entitled to the Capt. Wade at the wheel and Jim JOHNSON k STONE, Props., roll of honor: Erma Lukeus. my Brown at the throttle. Coquille City, Oregon. Eddie Lukens, Bertie D e n D , Lillie The former is on only while Capt. AVING Opened the Pioneer Market in ship-shape, we are prepared to furnish Dean, Jesse Dean, Charley Case Cornwall is absent at Portland. the choicest meats as cheap as the cheapest. bolt, Olive Cnsebolt, Eunice Laird, I „* good b'ótel at « « d i n e r ! «•> -¿ i keep nothing but the best, and will Few towns possess the natural «advantages that Coquille enjoys», ami which w ill, in Zettie Messer, ley March. Geo. nrwl _ o D„ nul.Ä ^ («Horde rs from unv point on abort notice and we had a square meal with the near future, cause it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and pleasant site, From Lorenz, Chas. Lorenz, Emma1 him. Here we met Uncle Billy being situated, for the most part, on a level plateau on the sunny side o f the Coquill# Lorenz, Eddie Lorenz, Willie ! Pitt who is as fat as a walrus. We N E W River, thirty miles from the Pariticiocean, which is reached every day by a four-hours Lyons, Stewart Lyons, Bennie learn of him that his aged compan steamer ride. Coquille City is.at the center o f the converging wagon’road system ofC ooa Lawrence, Neddie Lawrence, | ion—now 84— is at her daughter’s Carrying* tire XX. S. Countv, and is at the head o f deep-water navigation,and in the central part o f a vast body of rich, river bottom lund, w hich is the source o f all true aud enduring prosperity The Claude Nosier, Fred Nosier, Claude i at Tacoma, W. T., we also me* Dr. country round about is filled with precious metals, minerals andjeoal to an unparalleled Drew, Maud Drew, Lulu Drew, Mackey, Dr. Steele aud several Dora, Myrtle Point and extent, and is covered with a variety o f limiter that for quantity and quality is not e x and Geo. Drew, Violet Harrington, others, formerly of Coos. At 1 p. celled hyth.it o f any place on the Coast, if, indeed equaled. As a dairying and stock- Coquille City. Emma Whetstone, Flora Boyrio, i ra. we started for Scottsburg ac- raising oonntry, and a sanitarium for those seeking health.it is bound to come to the front TAGE leaves' Dora every morning, ex rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mill» and Frank Boyrio, Lee Goodman, ! companied ¡:y Mr. Yaw, who had cept Sunday.-L reaching Myrtle Point- at STAGES will leave Coquille City every factories», completed, in oourso o f construction, and contemplated, will mako the whole Frank Goodman, Elmer Hamblin, j joined us at Empire City, Eld. T. 11:30 a. m. Leave« Myrtle Paint at 12 ui. day (except Sunday) at 5 n. iu . and 1 p. county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coqnille City is in the center, ia tha and reache« Dora at 5 p. m. Passenger« m., connecting with steamer each trip for most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantage« are second Flora Goodmao, Ira Casebolt, ! F. Campbell of Monmouth, Jas. will reach Coquille City at 3 p. m. the same all point« ou Coo« bay. Leave Utter City not one in the oouuty. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in tha Johnny JohnsoD, Chas. Aiken, : W. Reed of Gardiner, and many day. every day (except Sunday) at 9 a. ru. and county. It has the advantage of a corporation; and is to «oon have a mountain stream Bamuel Johnson, Albert Johnson, P. J. Steinlor, Proprietor. 3:30 p. ra. Passengers by morning fltage of water run through it for protection against fire. Property reasonable. : others. At Scottsburg we put up Johnny Waltermier, Mubel Bax- can visit Marshfield and Empire City, hav J. A. D ean , agent , M. J. M c D onald , p r o p ., ! at the Palmer house, one oi tho ing two hour • in each place', returning t G e o . Baxter, Harry Baxter, Coquille City. San Francisco. i best aud home-like hotels in Ore- C O Q U IL L E M IL L Coquille City the same day. v4n2tf Lulu Moulton, Robert Benhain, I gon. After supper we listened to Fare, On© Dollar. — AND- Hank Benlmm. For tho month one of the best lectures on prohibi Always go with tho mail« and make con nections. ending Oct. 4, 1887. tion that it has been our good fo>- Tug Company!) JOHNSON & ANDERSON, Props tune to hear, by Eld. Campbell, L aura B eyers . — DEALERS IN— v5n39 who also lectured at Elkton on the Teacher. w ay out and at Drains on Saturday evening. The Elder goes to the T e r r ific H ind Ntorin. J- P. TUPPER, PROPRIETOR, Nogales, Arizona Oct. 11.—Ad bottom of the question ami shows — AND ALL KINDSOF— vices just received from Guay- matters in their true light. X j XT H 3 ER Arriving at Drains at 4 p. m., we mas, Mexico, state that a terrific put up with Mr. McAllister, who This Hoteljis ocated at mouth of the Coquille River, on windstorm swept over Mazatlan on } keeps a good house. After the C edar , fir , ash , maple , m y r t l e , e iV 'H » n c o in tba preparation o f mora the 7th inst., destroying buildings lecture we made a run out to Yon- Alder and spruce lumber always on i b i e ^ c i h : __ Uinii On* Hundrad Taontand ai-O iratlor.» fo r pattuita in and carrying destruction to every- c°Un with Lucie Billy TV ilson and hand and for sale at the lowest rates. Everything Neat and Clean. A Splendid Bummer Resort. tno u n ited Stale* and Poreian con a - tn e* th* |Mih‘ i»hura o f tha Sciantiflo a m a n o * * eontinn* to act aa solicitor* .thing in ito path. It ia fear«l that lliB for,\ h" sc f*v™ wp fc1h"11 for patenta, caveats, trade-marks, oop r- . i,. , , r_, ever feel grateful. At this writing . ruthta, * tc „ for the Ilnitad »tatee. and a number of li\es are lost. I he q c^ 9^ jq p ra we aro 8tjll at TOWING to cr.tain patent* m Canada, K n*lsn d, Franc*, («aruuiny, and all oth sr con n in e* T h s ir * in * r i- is unaqualod aud th*ir facilities ara nnsur- coffee crops in the vicinity of Yoncolla visiting the family of By the Tug K A TIE COOK on •no* pwM tl. To and from the House. Everything done to render Guests com specifications prepared and fll*d Mazatlan are totally destroyed. Mr. George W. Cartwright. We ' the river and bar, at reasonable rate i In tuo ra ta n andI t Office on short n ote's. T erm i eery fortable at ressonablo. No charge fot *xaiUinatlon o f m*d*la will leave here at 2:30 to-morrow Loss about $500,000. or drawings A dvios by mail fre* r atonta obtained tbroogti V. a nn AOo.ar* not lord morning. W I K N ’T I f r 'lC A l M K K I C A a . whiota baa Timber, match-wood and stave tim Inths til* large.t circulation and is tbs moat influential Brother Haynes preached in this T a k e n I n .—A gentleman by the newspaper o# ita kind published in tbs world. ber purchased. Parties contemplating a trip to Port Orford, or any place down the Th* advantage# of *n«h n notice every patent** .name of Martin who had been m- place to-day, and Lish Applegate, nndorettnd*. This large and splendidly ¡Uaetratad n*w*p*p*t Orders for lumber filled in qnanti- the whisky apologist, lectured to- coast, should stop at this Hotel. The stages leave the house every published W E E K I . Y at $ÌOOay*ar. aadia dulging in a little spruce gum nigbt. The sight of the man was j ties to suit, and at the lowest living to admitted to ho tbs bsct papar devoted to a*i*no*. other morning. machamos. Inventions, engineering work*, and was taken to the city bed room enough for us. ether department* of industrial progrès*, pub He is a regular rates. liait *d in any country. It contains tha names of Saddle Horses to Hire at all times, at Reasonable Rates. nil patent*** end title of «very invention patented J. PARKER, and tenderly cared for by our city blabber mouth, and talks like the •sen week. Try it four month* for on* dollar. Ocean House rock, from which point is the finest of all views, will be Sold by nil newsdealer*. CHAS. F. DOE. top of bis head was loose. Hear- jnarshall on Monday. If yon bar* an inventimi to patent writ* to à Ce., publisher* of 8ei*ntitto shown guests, with guide. Ladies will have beach rides free—on level iog him on any subject is time Parkersburg Coos county Orégon, « Mann M J W v a y . Hew York. v l n !8tf. H andbook sp ou t p t l — f mailed Bubacribe for the H erald . wasted. aud hard sand by tb* bracing Ocean. Fine Piano at borne. COOPER SHOP, BARRELS Good EtiiM sr Manfsclm! as Elan as tie Aasest! ANTELOPE, N J. i. Borne anb ^arm . N lowtnoiiis. CASH! C O atriL L E C IT Y CASH STORE, N. LORENZ, (Successor to A. L. Nosier) For tie liost Bargains to io bad, call oa tie new Coming, Meat STAGE LINE s general iiercgandisb Coming 11! COQUILLE CITY! Marketl H Coming, Pioneer Slap Line! (W ill ciiy 10 Dim Gil? The coining Town of S. W. Oregon! Passengers. s THE OCEAN HOUSE, Bandon, Coos County, Oregon. A fine view of the Sea & Seal Rocks. LO W EST L IV IN G R ATES.
