Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, November 05, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text______ LO C A L ITEM S. Beautiful, summer-like weather. Six members of eon cross have died since its last ses -ion. 1). Urquhnrt nml P. E Daen are each building near the school house. Five men will la» hanged at Kuoxville, Tennessee, an tho 28rd inst J We have over 4000 acres of fine fir and A new wagon for sale at a great Johnny llum e returned from The queen of Madagascar is onlv cedar timber which can be had in large or small tracts which includes some of the bargain. Inquire of XX. Notlej Portland on Thursday. *23 years old. finest old growth timber in the county. tf 1300acresof b*-st cedar tract yet to tie had ! this place Capt. Parker ans in town on Mrs. Chas. Olive returned from C. J. Price of Randolph was in j in the county all iu one body at only $7 p« r i C F business yesterday. a visit of a couple of months nt town on business Friday. ! acre. Just think o f it. Correspondence so- I licited. San Francieco to-day. Gov. Bennett, of Bandon, made Ex.-Sec Thomas F. Bayard and JJi$800—5 lots in Coquille City with good 1 box house o f 5 rooms; small barn and some S. A. Webster has purchased the us a pleasant call yesterday. Mary W. Clyraer nre to be married fruit, all fenced: part bottom ground; han Miss Lora Leach. Ocean House at Bandon, including dy to school and other conveniences. Tho Antelope will have a new soon. OIF1 At her homo opposite Masonic hall, four-ilange wheel this week. The hotel waiters of Victoria, four acres o f land. Ho will take A ew I n v o i c e .1 ii*<i R e c e iv e d bj COQUILLE CITY. Coos Co., O r Klicrviood A S a n f o r d . C o q u il l e C i t y . The G. A. R. will give a charity B. C., have formed a protective charge nt once. Masonic (public) this place Dec. 27th. installation Real Estate Finn SHERWOOD & SANFORD, We wonder if tho pipestem that A neat home of over 40 acre*, three quar Plain and fancy sewing, and dressmaking Prof. M. V. Roik is lecturing ters of a mile from ( ’oquille City with new! union. bull in tho Masonic hall on lhauks- Dick Earl got at Judge N osier’s v7nl0tf 8-room house: sparkling spring branch, va to order. throughout Laue, Linn and Ben WILL TRANSACT A GENERAL SEAL riety o f land, hill, bottom and timber, sev- j The sandstone taken from Coos giving. stoie fits his pipe. eral acreselear«>d and cultivated, on public ! ton counties in the interest of the river is pronounced the best on road. Price $2300. A good and acomm »dating man The citizens of Portland offer a ESTATE BUSINESS. new “ union” party. 230 acres near Norway: 80 acres bottom ! this coast. reward of $1,000 for the capture is Capt. Tom White of the Isthmus mostly well cleared and in a high slate of LAND AGEN CY, Travelling up Beaver slough iu cultivation: 150 acres of bench land, plenty j It is estimated that 150,000 p eo-! slough boat. of Gibbs the murderer. of stock water, tine orchards of choice fruit j W i l l sell, rent or Lease a small boat was never so comfor ample buildings, new fences, the best of Wilkins, the photographer, 1ms pie attended the Mechanics’ fair a^ The Rneebnrg-Empire stage road Will boy and stl improved Farms : crops. The best farm yet offered for the Real Estate oil comm s- table^« at present. Overhanging Portland. money. Price $8000. is well nigh impassable on account returned to this place with his 130 acres on Middle creek: 35 acres bottom , sion- Lands in England which formerly brush have b ^ n remoyed. Also wild lands, Timber claims, land, of the mud, fallen timber and floating gallery. 20 fenced and cultivated: 85 acres < f Address John F* Hall. Sec., The owners of the tug Libelty «»Id growth timber; good orchard o f 150 Sim B. Hunt an j family return brought $175 per acre are row un rocks in the road. trees, all for $1600. Marshfield, Oreg- are casting about for n new cap- ’ stock ranches, etc. salable at $150. ed from the Cascade fulls of the; 140 acres a few miles from Fairview suit- The Ellensburg Register prom abl> for stock. 4 horses. 11 head o f cattle, Farms, Town Property and Timber Laud- A number of vessels were wreck tain, having dispensed with the ises to print some interesting read Columbia on Friday. * one wagon, two plows. Acme harrow and a F o r S a le services of ( ‘apt. Eiicson. lot o f hay is all offered for $1600 to get i Buy, sell and lease city property I ! quick I-y?*Hnving Been County Surveyor for four ing relative to the fellow that sued ! One degree between June ami ed on the Atlantic coast last week sele. A few salmon nre still running; during a storm. years, T have an intimate knowledge o f all A f“ \v ten nere lotH only one mile from that paper for libel. October; so says l T. S. Signal Ser make investments for other parties town atj$250 each. surveyed lands in the county, mid parties in Coos b >y, and a few of the suit m Tho fare on the Drain stage route Tho man that will study put a vice officer Bennett of Bandon. Five lots and new house in Coonille City ■ w ishing to sell, rent or purchase will find it ers are still putting them down, | with the same car* and judgement ; part choice garden land, ¡ill well fenced anil | to their advantage to communicate with me “ dead sure flea exterminator" will A move is on foot to give this has been changed to $8 to Drain though the cannery i 5 closed. ; a bargain at $1,IQ0, go to his grave honored by the coast a quick traus-Atlantic mail or $1-1.50 to Portland. exercised in their own purchases. e always have some excellent bargains Correspondence Solicited- Uncle Billy Hall is quite sick at ^ that it will pay buyers to investigate. n3‘ f vCn3l A pathetic prayer to the clerk of people of this coast. service. It is just what is wanted. Ids home in Marshfield. Ho has Parties wishing to dispose of prop Mr. Shoemnke makes amends, Parties wishing jewelry should the weather by the editor of the been confined to his room for four! erty can not do better tlinu to for the horse whipping he gave remember that J. J. Wilson lias M ail has brought the desired result weeks, the ailment being a kidney j place it our hands as our O. F. Topping, in the Recorder the largest and most magnificent The land belonging to the Iowas, HRS. A. L. OLIVE, I’ROP. affection. The new A 1 Schooner and says he was too hasty. Sacs and Ivicknpoo Indians will h e1 chances for disposing stock ever kept in Coquille. It has been ascertained that thrown open to settlers by March If you have not read “ L ooking1 Our wharf is inadequate to the are first-class. peaches can be grown on Coos bay, | r |', HIS Popular Hotel has recently been 1st 1890. Backward” get it and read it. There demands. While a schooner is A put in better order than ever before, and Anton Wirth, a former resi We are prepared to attend to Anuie Price, “ Barnum’s fat wc- is more solid sense in it than all discharging freight the river craft and' a truly a favorite resort. dent of the river, is putting out a Tho tables ¡ire supplied with nil the deli the che^p-Johu literature afloat. pile up outside nearly blocking the mau,” died recently and it took big orchard. cacies to be had. and in style to suit tho sixteen men to convey the remains It is supposed that Stanley, the river. most fastidious epicure. Mary and Albert Nolner, orphan African explorer, will bring enough Its dining-rooius and sleeping apart Capt. Jorgenson, of the Eureka to tho hearse. children, arrived here from Arkau- j ments are second to no hotel in Southern ivory along with him from that took the Trombone band out ft r a Mrs. Langtry announces that sas last week, and will reside with WE TRANSACT ALL LEGAL Oregon. country to make him independent sail on Sunday. The boys tender she has bidden America a long v4n50 Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop. their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. i for life. thanks to him and tho mate for the farewell. America can no doubt BUSINESS IN THIS James A. Clinton. J. XV. H ughes , XV. D u n . stand the parting. The Ralph J. Long finished courtesies shown them. Built Expressly for the Go tor year clam chowder, pig’s NEW repairs at Pershbakers mill last Coquille City would be n fine Dr. Sponogle has moved to the LINE. feet, fresh eastern oysters and Lim- Thursday and will be loaded with rooms that lie hail fitted up over field for a boot and shoe maker at berger cheese to John Nasburg’sj lumber. Capt. Danielson will be the postotfii’o for nn office and the present time. One is askxl We hope by fair dealing and when at Marshfield. He gets oys put in charge of her. dwelling. Those calling on him for every day in the week. CoqriLi.K C i t t . I T I L L Bun on no other Bonte. This strict attention to business to mer V T ters by every steamer. V vessel having made six round trips At a b irn raising near New will please note the change. •T. J. Wilson has some of the L. W. Fahy and Billy Green it the confidence of parties having in the last six months, is supposed to keep ham p ton, . Iowa, a feud of twenty pipes ever retui ned from their fishing trip to up her past record, and will until further There will be a Sunday school finest meerchaum D P rcp s. notice, ou and after November 15th. deliv r years standing culminated m a concert in Masonic hall on Thanks brought to this place. All smokers ' business to transact*iu our line. Alaska on the Ajax last Saturday, freight to Copuille City and all points on LL Kinds o f farm work s«>licited. Horse battle in which two men w«re kill giving. This hall promises to give should call and see them. shoeing and plow work a specialty, the lower river at the following rates: and were iu this place yesterday ed and several others wounded. i Supplies for. logging work, wedges, dogs, a G. A. R. ball and a concert all the Flour $4 per ton, salt, nails, iron and coal The Mail says Eugene O'Connell chuck full of fishing stories. \\ el- • rings,cant-kooks and everything nsed in $3.50, other freight, $5 per ton. The carpenter work on the Ma same night. Will some one please has purchased the most populous come home, boys. The Schooner COQUILLE w ill also carry »»gging camps kept on hand. Satisfaction sonic hall is done and the finishinc explain. A $6400.—330 acres, 1S5 of bottom, bal portion of Chinatown, and the guaranteed. Shop on corner north o f Pio- Have you seen the photos that ance hill land 34 acres t>low land, 10 acres freight at the ramp rat is. C o u iflix E M i l l & T o o C o m p a n y . touches are being put on by the neei Feed stable. n35tf All members o f die Coquille City Chinese must go, and go at once. meadow, good buildings orchards and spring Riggs, the Marshfield artist is water, Hchool and jioatoftlce near, one-half painters. The work is well done Literary Society are teqnested to Trouble is si.id to bo brewing turning cut? If you have not, do mile from Fairview P. O. and it has the best npp »inted sfai.»e meet at Ilnnnewell hull in regular between the intending settlers and B $1500—300 acres. 40 o f swale bottom, s o at once, ami you will be con balance bench land. 00 plowed. 6»> roughly in the county. s e s s io n Mouduy evening, Nov. 11, the squaw men on the great Sioux vinced that no better work can be cleared for pasture, fair buildings and good youn*; orchard o f 300 trees, 100 bearing, 40 — DEALER IN— The old style of robbing stages at 8 o 'c l o c k p. m .. J. J. S t a n l e y I enervation at Pierre, South Dako obtained any where. acres fenced with red cedar. has gone out of fashion. It used Secy. ta. C 6.500—181 acres 33 cows 17 other cattle,3 Fruits^ ££is.tionery, The Marshfield bank was proba fine mares, new wagon and two sets harness C o n fectio n ery , to take a gang >f masked men to Mr. Lyons has received a new cider press, plow, harrow, hay rake and The ten-year-old son of Albert Soda W a te r, rob a stage loa 1 of pamonger* an 1 boiler and other attachments f r Parsons, the executed anarchist, bly opened yesterday, or at least other property sold along with place. 130 acres of bottom land, ,10 cleared. JO in mead that was the intention. The pro the U. S. mail but this year the his mill,which will greatly increase disappeared from his home in ow, two good houses and g o o d barn, lines, prietors, Flanagan Sc Bennett are e>f water, only one-half mile from river Coquille C i t y , .............................................. Oregon. lo n e highwayman does the business its output Tti’i Miller is -1 feet Chicago two weeks ago and no among our best people and we landing, at Randolph and one mile from Parkersburg choice location for stock. all by himself. longer ami some inches larger in- tidings of him can be found. EE. $1000—1*50 farm and sixteen head of wish them every success. Mr. H. A Wet hey, a painter of diameter than the old one. cattle, twelve hogs, two dozen chickens and Lil»erati, the great musician who two of the finest black cats in Oregon. One this place, cut a horrible gash in i The Eureka came np Saturday was engaged to play for the I n -1 Tho Trombone band will give a of the choicest bargains offered on our list. Farm fairly improved with buildings, fences, his hand ou Saturday morning heavily laden with goods for our dustrnl Association in Portland, dance in the Odd Fellows’ hall in and On head wate rs of North Marshfield ou the 10th. W e will fork orchard. o f (’oquille. while opening a can of paint. Dr. merchants. Considering every was presented with a fine gold G 1600—Hit* acres one mile and a half Dunham stopped the flow of Mood thing, her last trip has beeu an watch by hu many friends ou the state right here that ail who miss from river landing at Arago; fair buildings this dance will miss some of the and orchard, best o f water; several acres and bound up the wound and Mr. unlucky one. On the trip down 28th nit. cultivated and balance is good timber and best music ever produced. grn s land on a public road and well loca Wet hey is at work again. she sprung a leak and was on the ted. John F. Gilman is busily engag Tho schooners Coquille, Free Several firms in this city use rub outside two weeks on her return ed writing a biography of his life. FF. $3000—Forty-three acres all ohoice twenty-three acres cleared, neat build A great reduction in prices has beeu made in all our departments ber stamps for printing tbfir letter trip because of the roughness of Ho protests his innocence of the Trade, Chetco and Long nre ready land, ings. fences and tine variety of choice fruit. for sea and waiting for a favorable Boats can land nt tho door if they wish. heads, cards, shipping tags, etc. the bar. murder of w hich he has been found opportunity to sail, being detained ; School, store, and postotlice close at lmud. Very pretty location and cheat» terms can R«raeml»er, we print everything iu Some miscreant, on destruction guilty but Sheriff Harlocker will t»e bad ou part payment. by a rough bar. The Parkersburg that lire at very reasonable rates.) bent, cut the tug Liberty loose from DD $1300—Large, new Queen Anne cot see that the law is carried out to sailed from San Francisco for this tage at Bandon, with two acres of ground. H a v e ju s t r e c e iv e d one o f th e fin e st And then a rubber stamp looks her moorings at’ Baudon ono night Entirely new and not quite finished, one of the letter. river to-day. tho finest Beach properties at the mouth of S to c k s o f C lothing th at e v e r re a c h e d very shod ly for a live business last week and she drifted and the river. Will soon be very valuable. Typographical Union No. 21, of In accordance w ith the by-laws.! firm. fouled with a schooner and hung Sar Francisco initiated fourteen J $7000—100 acres all level but If»; 00 C oos cou n ty. at the request of five members, the acres cleared and cultivated, soil of the fin Tho bank building, being built np. else bad results might have applicants at their last meeting est quality,beiug black sandy loam easily — D E A L E R IN — president of the-Coquille City lit-' worked, does not oveflow; hnlunco o f un by the Nichols Bros, has the rustic followed. The penalty for wreck- an 1 twelve more applications were eray socie'y hereby'calls a special cleared land is thickly studded with soft nearly all on and it will be ready ii g a vessel, we believe, is death; maple, much of which is fine saw ti r her. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. handed to the executive board.; meeting for Wednesday night, No good large house and barn, orchard of 300 for the root by the hitter part of but we doubt if this outlaw knew t , For tho best Bargains to be had call on The “ prints” nre bound to have a vember Gth, at 8 p. nn, in Hunne- large fruit trees; fine spring brunch on place good red cedai and place for fencing; all the week. The surprising rapidity the penalty for so henious an voice in the matter of wages in tho well hall. grain, hay, implements, wagons, liar- 2ST- x -o iK iE is r z ;- J. J. Stanley, Sec. stock, with which the building has bean offense. mss. etc., on place at time of sale go with California metropolis. place which will be. Y’orth over»»Sb >00: erected speaks well for these gentle The Occident Water company: the this is one yf the finest farnisff^WPBStitity* ,^5Will take special Measuresffor CLOTHING-. The death of Mrs. Crocker, the j One of the finest farms (to be) men as builders and contractors. shoul i extend its pipes to the north when *£«!► developed and must bo seen to ftS^Agency for the New Home Sewing Machine. railro d magnate’s wife, is deplor in the county, is that o f C. H. be appreciated. side of town to accommodate the S. Whetstone and son took ed all over the Pacific coast. She h ; $10*0—10 acres o f gi»od bench lnud Merchant just above Marshfield many residents out that way. and a half from Coquille on which It oneanile charge of the Gallier blacksmith was the greatest lady philanthropist a large aiuouat o f red cedar; is easily There he is dyking a huge marsh should also have a good filter a t ; is cleared and on a public road. shop in this place on November 1st. the world ever produced. The of seme hundreds of acres that is the works. Water contains ani-1 • $2500—177 acres; 30 bottom land bal We recommend them to people work of her hand is seen in hun good hill; (¡0 acres eleared for pasture ns level as water. The Mud is mal life and it is natural that ii ance and meadow, good buildings, orchard and wishing anything in their line of dred of places, among them being very rich, and now that the water should find its way into the pipes. fine spring branch No. 1 for stock four miles work. They are good blacksmiths large schools and seminaries for from Myrtle Point on the river. is to be kept off, it will be the fin HH. $8f>0 —Sixty-one acres part bench and under the rer/ime of Whetstone the poor. May sh e rest in peace j D i e d :— John*A. Rhoda an old est meadow in tho county. and part bottom laud. Was once improved A Son we hope they may be suc and whatever of good the future and highly respected citizen of the but as owner is a non-resident, place is A London journal is very des Coquille died at the residence of considerably grown up with brush. Good cessful. may hold be hers. speculation for a party with a little ‘ •git.*’ --------- -A.0STXD--------- pondent on the prospects of pro his son-in-law, Charles Eckhoff,! alsj'300 acres unimproved land on Bear Again the attention of the peo- j Gilman’s attoruoy visited him fessional men in England. The near North Bend on Thursday! creek at a mere trifle. S $3«<00—133 acres, f>0 of No. 1 bottom pie is being directed to the actons on Sunday and informed him that rate of emolument for tho profes-! evening October 31. Mr. Rhoda land balance lull land, one mile from of the Anarchists in Chicago. They a search of all the authorities would Point lies directly'ou iho river and sional classes, it says, is steadily was one of the German colonists a Myrtle good public landing, fair buiding, sight hiss at the atars and stripes and not reveal the shadow of a show going down. It is nearly as diffi that settled on South Coquille in commanding. cheer the red flag. No doubt the for continuance or a new trial iu 11 $7500—300 acres; the Boss Dairy Farm, cult now for a member of the pro Balding houses, bridges or other structures. If you leant 3 miles from Coquille City, and hav scenes of 1887 are fast losing their his case; that he must make up bis fessional classes to make X500 a 1859 and has been a constant resi only ing «»ther advantng«-s which make it well- dent of the county since that time. nigh perfect. Huch as the purest spring wat wagon, buggy or other vehicle built, repaired or painted, impression on these people and « ill mind to pay the death penalty on year as it was for his father to He was born in the year 1S11, and er. proper division o f hill and bottom land; If you want any building of any hind done, have to be repeated ere they will Deo. Id, and tears came to the old 80 acres lull, 130 o f bottom; 100 acres slash bring it along. make .£1000. ed and cleared for pasture and meadow, all lived a most exemplary life. No: come and get our figures. If you have any be quieted. --- » * ------ man's eyes and he wept for the' fenced, good buildings and orchards, 50 head W i n t e r C 'i i o l e r a . one can ever Iny the charge of a mixed cattle, fine bull and yoke of steers, BXiACKSXYIXTHZhTC B. W. Rice returned from Port first since his incarceration. He is about 90 sheep and lambs, togs, chickens, A species of bowel complaint, dishonorable act to him. plow, harrow, roller, wagon and a good To be done, bring it to us. INe will mahe it largely to your land on Friday and says the work failing rapidly, it is said, and may mower sold along with the farm. Please known as “ winter cholera,” appear advantage to deal with us. Let us give the renders of the don’t all speak at once. on the new river l>oat will begin to not live till the day set for his ex ed in several cities in the North Cr. A . H u n n e w e ll, H e r a l d a little timely advice. Hot I l T $4300—340 acres 16 miles from Myrtle day. It will be built after the ecution. It is a sad, sad case all Point HO acres bottom land 20 cleared there west last winter and is likely to be Lessee Galiier's shop, Front S t weather is coming and with it colic, on 100 seres level bench, balance rolling model of the fastest L»at on the the way through. * more general this season. Cham hills, living water several orchards and fair Willamette and Columbia rivers— People are starving right and berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar cholera morbus, dysentery and di new house, postofflee. mills schools and convenient; 130 acres joining will he arrhoea. The only safe way t o , church the Telephone. She will be 100 left up it* tl e Dakotas. They have j fereiif sold soon; government land joining. rhoea Remedy is a certain cure for coml at these diseases, is to keep ; Y f$1500—160 acres three miles from town feet over all, with a seventy-six been inaugurating wolf hunts and it. For Hale by J. H. Nosier, of several acres fine creek bottom land, burned some reliable remedy at hand, and and seeded to grass, the finest o f pasture, foot freight deck, sixty-two foot making soup of the undressed an Coquille City, and \V. L. Dixon, and pure spring water; the land joining M ANUFACTURERS OF AND D EALE RS IN all who have tried Chamberlain's can promenade deck, nineteen foot imals, not wishing to lose the of Myrtle Point. be had reasonable. ----- -----» - Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Iteme- j Z $1000— 75x1<*»*{( et corner lot near cen )>eam and the hold will be five feet nourishment contained iu the hide. ter of Poquille < ltv, with large buildings A tten tio n Coi»i»nn)- XI! dy will admit that it is the most thereon, The machinery has been purchased Eric Londgreu severed an artery also two lots 50x100 f,>et with good Members of company II O. G. N. prompt, reliable and successful new cottage, nice location for only $1000. and the guaranteed apeed of the iu his dying son's arm and squeez A 330 acres ot coal land near tide-water nre hereby requested to appear at S T O V E S , medicine known for these com on the river, several veins of coal theron, craft will be fifteen miles an hocr, ed out the blootl and gave it as their armory on Saturday evening, price on application. plaints. It costs but 25 or 50 cents, thus making the trip from Baudou nourishment to his wife, the boy’s A\ $700—152 acres near Millard's mill November 9, 1889, at 7 p. m. for and may be the means of snving on East fork o f the Coquille. to Myrtle Point in three hours. own mother, and brothers and sis monthly drill. By order. H a r n e s s an d W o o d e n W a r e , BB $1000—160 acres o f unimproved land you or your family much suffering, The work will be pushed foward ters, who were starving. These near Parkersburg on which is some valuable Attest: J. M. W h e t s t o n e , if uot life itself, before the sum cedar timber will make a good home when as rapidly as possible and the people need assistance or the prai D. D r e w . Capt. mer is over. For sale by J. H. improved. whistle of the new boat may bo ries will be strewn with starved ——----- -— -----— ------ Nosier, Coquille City, and W. L. CC. $2500—162 acres s>t mouth of Lampey HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES, EGGS , . ETC. creek 15 cattle, 35 sheep, rnare and colt, heard ere long. and frozen bodies. Subscribe for the H e r a l d . Dixon, Myrtle Point, Oregon. yCn31tf tools, sold along with place. COOS BAY & COQUILLE O LIVE -HOTEL, Coquille City, Oregon. Sales in Person. C O Q Ü I L L E E!acksii!itliSlii)|)! HUGHES & DRANE, Sherwood & Sanford. Miss Ida K. Kronenberg, COQUILLE CITY CASH STORE! A MAMMOTH FALL STOCK. Especially in Clothing. g 7 a . h u n n e w e l l , Coquille City, Oregon. Blacksmithing, GENERAL ! Wagonmaking, JOBBING. TA K E S Contracts for Jno. Kronenberg” & Son. Tin, Copper nml Sheri Iron Ware, Oils, Paints, Guns, Fishing -4 Crockry, Tacke, Lamps, etc., etc.