Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, January 07, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextClothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Groceries O f a ll k in d s a n d b e s t q u a litie s in e n d le s s s u p p ly a t COMING (lìùj ¿rum iti OP-RIVER DEPARTMENT, O rvil D odge , E d it o r , Myrtle oiat, (\m County Oregon. TU ESD AY, -IAN. 7, 1890. J. H. Janssen who is openiug a new hardware and furniture store opposite Lewelleu’s is displaying very tine goods. His assortment of all kinds of mechanics tools are the best we have seen lately. Novelties in furniture and house trimmings meet the eye ou every hand. This fills a long felt want at My rtle Point. blankets and ciawled in. Iu thec morning our Dose was refusing us an *easy draught of air nud con vincing proof was apparent that a severe cold had caught us in his grippo. Expecting of course that we were the first person attacked in town we concluded to notify the inhabitants of their danger, but on going down towu it was.found that the high aud the lowly had all boen suffering for several days with the disease. We did not see ¿'rank Poore, however; so his bar er shop w as so; n entered and when he eaid he had been over the complaint a week; that Bart Gioen, John Smith, James Biown, Hon. J. H. Robeits, Grundy Short, the printer, aud the devil had it ubout the same time we collapsed, aud have been coufined to our room ever since. We Lave lest Those excellent people, the Judge George M. Dyer of Dan- Dunkards, are holding protracted don visited Myrtle Point last week. meeting in town. Dr. 1?rower is having excellent Mr. Dyer has beeu one of Coos success ami is in the saddle con county’s best judges. His liberal ideas in regard to county loads siderable of the time. and other substantial improve W e were misinformed; Mrs. ments aro well remembered ami Wise does not wish a change of there are many monuments in our public square. Hho wishes Coos county that speak for hire the present one improved. and his liberality in the way of The Coquille City H erai . d is bridges. maintaining its usual ffflpularity W. W. and F. J. Rusbmore and is called ore of the best local dealers in imported and American our “ gripi e” and the aspirations papers i u Southern Oregon. 14 A. H. Fish and Mr. Otto of Myrtle creek came down Sunday. They report that stock are doing well notwithstanding the cold weather. bred Norman, Fere heron and . that have bu oyed us up so long Clydesdale hoisrs from California ! nre a)1 vailishe(i aml wo conclude are stopping at this place. They j lh a t it is the big bead that effects j have a ( Ijdesduie an i 1 ercheron us i1JSteatl o f the d oge lasted, royal j t>tallion with them. lh e s e fiue j» US!jjau intluenza. It is well for horses are attracting much n tten -; tll0 people o f C oquille City to ^ tion from the farmers o f ibis sec- | quarantine as the disease may ' tiun ami it is probable tha: a ; attaek the editor o f the H erald iu j stock com pany will be form ed to j Juo ccnr8e o f time aud be mav ! purchase one o f these beauties. | spreail it liround town which will be a great advantage | I T ir lu iim 'il L .-lI r r « T l i r [III;-* a u d Following is a list of the un claimed letters remaining iu the Coquille pobt otlice, Coos county, Or., Jan. 1st, 1889. Mrs. Armstrong; C. Arrington; Samuel Belieu; W. Cleavsland; Y. Cardwell; Lou Clinkenbeard; Simon Emerson; Geo. N. Good rich; Lydia Hancock, 2; Dan Hnn- den; Hamilton, Job, A Co., card; T. W. Johnson, 2; B. F. Luttrell, 2; Eliza Legg; W. D. Marshall; John Morgan; Bill Meeker; Amy Miller; W. C. Musick; Hattie Picket; A. C. Perkins; Elias Spen cer; Benjamiu Sears; M. Toller; Henry Woolfs; A. Webster; Hen ry II. Welch. Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised. J. 11. Nosier, P. M. — - . . ------------ - Thuukw The ladies ot Mamie “ Rebekah Decree” Lodge No. 20 take this means to express their thanks to the people in general for their lib eral patronage, to fill those who contributed to make a success of the b.dl at t .is place on New Y ears eve and we would especially re member Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Col lier for the u-e of dishes for the occasion. J ig * o f Oh! my m m o’ s Pat McQuillan, i !;.*> cLsc to Handon, The »isirg y ’PT'g seaport on brink oi tiu a?a; And as as I’ got just a leg for to stand on, I’ ll Htiek to fair Baudou, she’s tho dailing for me. To the g o o d people o f Coquille City and tho .a’.rrounding country: I have fitted up r. S.ft-cluss g.ilie.y in 'Jarchfie'd, opposite Nasburg dt Hirst’ s store. J claim t.» do thu best work done in Coos county. When you Coquille City, are iu our city < all aud ses my woi k and you will bo convinced. Your patronage respect Fourth door east o f Odd Fellow s’ building. fully solicited. J. W. flioos. v7 n3«’> PLoiOgrapher._ This liouse lias been new ly furnished and first-class accommodations can be bad. This nia’dcu’ s now famous, though her Th.n Ms; clothes are yet swaddling; Board and lodging, -IOOÄ. per weeks Her much older sisters fair now have reason Board, ' $ 8 .5 « per week. to quake, Meals, » 5 ets. For as she gr«,ws oldpr and ceases her tod dling. U. ROOT, Proprietor. COQUILLE C ITY , OREGON. Their bulwarks and breastworks she’ ll con quer and take. Hot and Cold Baths -+ BOARDING (¡OISE! ÂL DEVAUL, Sha has nurses right many, with vim on their faces, J. Upton, George Dyer and hold Ralph H. Rosa. With Averill, Jensen, and our short-legged Croessns To dot with white racers her snug little hay. And as summer approaches, the roads will be thronging With gay pleasure seekers, who from busi ness havJ flown, All rushing and crushing and auxionsli longing T o get n good whiff of famed BandonV ozone. And the gay I y decked steamers that, madlv nre forcing Theii watery course filled with guests com ing down. And the M»r!le Point band who arc sweetli discoursing The rg s and the jigs of famed Bandon towu. Rev. Win. Pullen has had work- men clearing oil" a lot and is pro- paring to build soon'near Maple Now what place can compare with her beach and Fourth streets. He expects to and locati-. u? establish a meat ami produce mar The air that surrounds her, from contagion to the country. The CIv-lewhTe ! c »l>*- H H arm was passing Thomas II. Mills, aged 70, an ket / | is free; weiplies near' 1800 lbs. and the lllrouB1‘ old <tHrden « « * • old pioneer of Grant county, Ore- No place else to bo found in this wild rest Taylor'J vlmson sold his lot on Norman is nearly as large. They j ll" ' ' “ ,e Chr19 Lehnberr c o l - ! gon, was killed near his residence less nation l i ^ ,* . , , „ • . | tivated f o r vigetaldes a number of Spruce street last week to Joseph should Where the o ld from the mountains, weds in that count! y by Andreas H in be teeu to be appreciated, i * . i the sand of the sea. and Andrew Radabangh for three years, aud fouud a silver piece son, a sheep herder. Mills had —Henri do Bouillon. wag coined before. 18*20 ns' hundred dollars. This is opposite , 1 he celebration of the New \ ear < beeu to Prairie City, where h«- got RacklitTs stoie and a corner lo ti has brought to mind many similar that was, we believe, the lust d a t e druid:, and going home, fell into a marke W eport . Myrtle Point mark-c report correctrd A. large meat and vegetab e mar- j festivals that took ¡»l ice in years ; t|,at thut^ilenomiuation was coined, ditch. Hanson came along, ket w ill be opened as s<»on as a gone by. Not among the least of jt js twelve aud oue-balf cents or thought him a wild animal, and weekly by J. H. Roberts, eealer in general Merchandise. suitable building can be erected ini portance v.ns one tnnt occurred u bat was called a ''shilling” in the j sh* t him several times with a win <’ nl. flour v bid. .f.V.V) Bonus V ___’-' to at Myrtle 1 oint iu the winter of northern aud eastern stales. The j (»r. ill am •* "...S .o a L a rd ** “ . . . . l0o tbereon. chester before discovering his mis Corn nma! IP It».. VSide bp.con p lq 1800, in too building now known C()jn ¡jad been pnnetured and a 1 Oita «1 bn +0 (ft 50c! I Jams V lb 9 ^ 1 » take.—Ex. D. F. Bradly of Douglas county | ns the Lehnhetr house. Henry Wheat “ “ 75 (d HO ¡Shoulders V lb ♦> -rf 7 1 short steel chain was attached to Apples box 50 ¡Butter ^ roll 25 <<i -Ml called a few days since. He is Myers was then a bachelor and | Potatoes It» 1 <<? l ^ h c .s w ii !t> 17 ^ lit W i n t e r C t io lc r a . I it. This, as the Cuptaiu states, re- canvassing’ foi a work that tells owned the town site. He had giv- A species of bowel complaint, | minds him of an incident that what the great miuds of America en oui that he would give a party , took place in 185-4. The river bank known as “ winter cholera,” appear have done during the last centuiy, j and had invited ail of the cettleis , ctiVed off near the town off Norway- ed in several cit-ie3 iu the North and he expects to take orders for on the Coqiille but the we it he; j and opened an old Indian grave, west last winter and is likely t> be I* th a n ld o il and mo.< popular rrlp i'U flc a r d Stanley's last works. These nr** j tneclianiral paper published ^nd h »> t )«• la rre rt was veiy bad at the appointed an(j Coquille Indians found more general t lie season. Cham circu la tio n o f .iny paper o f it» <■!»». ,n th e w o rld , vt ry valuable books and should be i'u lly illu*tratct1. I»c»l else.» o f K n cr»». time and only Samuel Dement i cwjng ¡u that grave that were dated berlain’s Colic, ChoDrr. and Diar In *». H u bll.h ed w eekly. Send fo r op erin ia o Cony. 1'rlre I t a year. S o a r m->n!h*’ trial, I L in every library. and Capt. V’. JI. Harris came, and 17i>0. At that time there were rhoea Remedy is a certain cuie Tor S itilN X CO., PL'Bl ilH iiii, 8U1 Broadway, K.T. We have wonflered for sometime they were obliged to come from over a thousand miners at Ran it. For Sale by J. H. Nosier, of ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS Edition of Scientific American. where Miller & Smith, the butch their places seven miles above the dolph and some of them got pos Coquille City, and W. L. Dixon, ers, get their fine l*eef, but the point on foot So there were only session of the ancient coin by of Myrtle Point. mystery was solved when we F. (». Lockhart, Mrs. Lockhart, trading for them with the Indians. I'lllC Hog». learne 1 a few days since that they Samuel Dement the musician, ---------------8 «# » « ---------------- may be seonr- Anyone wanting thoroughbred came from Levi (»ant’s splendid Henry Myers and Capt. SV. H. e-1 by «n p lT - It is reported that an immense hi* to Mi Sit A who farm. This is one of the best Hairis present Lockhart lived cottonwood tree went down the Berkshire pigs, can now get them b a r e had o v e r of me. My pigs are from a regis 40 years' e x p e rie n ce and h a r e m ad e over near Myers and he and lady called gross producing places in Oregon, bl),C j O a p p lica tion s fur A r erlca n nn-1 Fur- Sacramento river past Colusa, last elan patents. feepd fo r H a n d b o o k . C orre*. and is nearly nil seeded down to j in aud helped to watch the old week during the storm. Its only tered sow and boar aud are very p o n d o a co st rtctly co n fid en tia l. fine pigs. I also have cr.no thor year out ami the new one come in. TRADE M ARKS. the richest kinds of beef and milk passenger was a large brown bear Tn case your mark la not rejrlstered in tha Tat- oughbred Yorkshire pigs for sale. •nt OltJce. apply to Ml'SV A Co., and procur* This was a pleasant gathering. producing grasses. that seemed paralyzed with fright. Itutuedlale prutectlnn. Send for Handbook. Have also the celeb, ated Japanese Stories were told; incidents of C O P Y R I L I I T H for booka, charts, map«, As the tree swept under the bridge, C. E. Schroeder has purchased *tc.. quickly procured. Address buckwheat to sell —the boss buck their pioneer life were related un M I S S ¿k C O .. 1‘ n t e o t S e l l c l t e r s . at Colusa, the bear was its chance three lots of J. C. Drown in the j O iM U iL Orncx: SSI B u o a u w a t , N. T. wheat for cakes aud bees. This til the birth of 18fil; aud then and by a rapid swing caught the new addition to town, and will 1 buckwheat i) something new for - ... , Mrs. Lockhait retired and the i commence building immediately. . . lower beem, pulled lnmself up on AND Coos county.- For further partic-1 A§f6HtS WfliltCfi CT ITT I ? A i l 18 me,, enjoyed the rem inder o f the trottcd ofr in the Thus we see the choice lots in this PARD ulara inquire of I f o r c o r p o r a l UA UJJJ j U U pa uighi, suppiDg at somo spirited country._ K ; It beats them all. N'o desirable part of town are begin .X. G e o . \V. W im f . r , book like it Everybody refreshments from u demijohn - ♦«»>«------------- - it, ‘J00 illustrations. n!8tf . Arago, Oregon. wants ning to go. Alford Schroeder 1ms Humorous, Pathetic.Fas The West Shore has improved cinating, Hundreds of also aboi t closed the bargain for a that Myers had brought from the dollar, tn hti.,llcis. Old steadily since the first copy of the X o l le e . Johnson diggings. Mr. Harris and young buy; ai-.o lot, and Sol Wise has taken a w hole thousands of G. A. U. weekly was issued, and it is now All persons owing me on ac and Sons o( Veterans block. Now is the time to invest and Mrs. Lockhart are the only One agent tins • . d .oJ ones of that jolly party that are the handsomest illustrated weekly count o f over six months standing over 7bh book,. Ant-thre before they are all sold. made $S." in 1 days, in- now living. There has been many in the United States. Its pictures will please com e forward and set other tc-ok l.Vortlers in ;j(J *(m. in l ll. A. R. | ojt. The usual large crowd that vis changes since then.. At the New ot western scenes are of special in tle, by cash or otherwise. I must Choose territory at race. ^attractive ill-i,a..tions • iy «- o > its the post otlice at Wise <k Ben Year’s ball this yenr were grave terest, its general contents nre in have rnonty. free wuh circulsrs sr.d t rms. Write b** H a o i H t o n A l C o . , Publishers, der’s store Tuesday evenings for and intelligent young men at Myr teresting and valuable. Every N. L o r e n z . dG2 Superior Struct. I feveland, O. the purpose of receiving the Co tle Point that have been born or house on the Pacific coast should quille City H f . rald were agreea raised on the Coquille since 18<>() receive the Wast Shore regularly. bly surprised New Years eve aud we see by referring to the L. Samuel, Publisher, Portland, while waiting for the obliging abovo incideut that the old stagers Oregon. 84.00 a yenr. - - » 8 ------------ — - postmaster to distribute the mail, aro passing away aud that a new Mr. T. A. Deroven, merchant, to each receive a present of a sack generation are taking their places. Deroven, Louisiana, says: “ The of Hour, uud those who smoked, a We learned by the Oregonian St. Patiiek’s Pills went like hot package of smoking tobacco. Sol the other day that the new disease cakes.” People who have once Wise was the donor and be look la grippe or intluenza had^com e tried them nre never satisfied with ed as happv as a big sunflower <wer the big seas recently mrectly any other kind. Their g mtle act while dealing out the samples. A great reduction in prices has been made in all our departments from the grand courts of !St Pe ion and reliability ns a cathartic is • For The “ beautiful snow” made its tersburg and that it had attacked what makes them |>opuhir. sale by J. H. Nosier, Coquille City, appearance on the morning of tb * members of congress and other and \V. L. Dixon. Myrtle Point* — :o:- 3rd; only just enough to carpet the great men of our nation. This was --------------- » i---------------- ground in the valleys. TheSugnr- a strange freak of nature, at least E a v e ju s t r e c e iv e d o n e o f th e fin e s t The weather the past week has loof mountain and the hills that it occurred to us that way, and the lieen unusually cold for this pari, S t o c k s o f C l o t h i n g t h a t e v e r r e a h e d range along each side of the Co- paper dropped in our lap and we just hovering around the freezing C o o s C o u n ty. quille liottom looked grand and began to pomLr. After a few re point It is allowing the snow to beautiful, clo'hed in the pure and flections we concluded that if this cover the ground in the mountains — D E A L E R IN — sparkling christals dotted with the monster disease bad marked the and if it continues much longer it emeral hills of cedar and hemlock most talented men ot our nation will be bad on stock. It has snow GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. boughs. A grander scene scarce as its victims, while it was swing ed in the valley, but tliat has about For tho best Bargains to be had call on ly ever met the eye than these snow ing around the circle, that we had all melted off. 2 n T. L O I K I E I I S r iZ L capped hills and the Coquille better look a little out. So we be- ley presented as the mid day sun • mii to study up plans to keep the The Roseburg review published W ill take special Measures for CLOTHING-- cast its golden ray a across the ro grippe from our door. We return- j ft 8000 issue lust week telling all mantic landscape. ed to ouv room and doubted the ¡about the Umpqua valley. I ® “ Agency for the New Home Hewing Machine. ------------ -— 2STE*N7x7- S p e c ia l ïtT o ü c s î ---------------- — CO Q U ILLE Always Ready Teaming! Teaming!! . J. D e a n , COQUILLE c it y , lias a good team and is ready at all times to do all kinds of haul ing in and about town. Give him your orders. Crw iriLLE C i t y , O r . MAMIV1 ÖTH FALL S Iucr Especially in Clothing. ^hop! JNO. A. HANSON. PROP., 2nd S t., a d jo in in g H u g u e j’ B la c k s m it h Shop, C O Q U Il L E C IT Y . C a b in e t m a k in g b r a c k e t w o r k , p ic tn r a fra iiiin ,-, w o o d tu r n in g , e t c ., e t c . 40v7 W its, m , gnsldslty C o q u il l e C i t y , O il , Fafealils Drssiiato, Cutting, Uu-ti ij: and Stiu hlng s Specialty, A-.J a P< rf-ct Fit Guarauteod. Rood's Magic Scale 1 LS lypRVSTARI » t.,i i 5 O i ¿ . i L L n : The M oit Perfect, Simple and lieasonxble Ladies’ Tailoring System J. J. B a k e r t F GAUMKNT C U T TISO , S o ld a n d T a u g h t— S a tis fa c tio n Guaranteed. vTnll I take this means of informing the public that I intend conducting a 6 rst-c!r.ss Livery nnd Sale Stable. Remc-inl. r that 1 keep nothing but the best of **Tiiruouts.” and the best of care will be given transient stock. Everything new. A share of the public pat- < Hi age is respectfully solicited, \ b ink! Nsxv Drug Store, or» tho«« put up by D ru g s ! M Dr. fi. D ru g s ! yrtle P o in t , O r . FL l .\T( E & Co., »nropridor8, Frr.-.li d ru g *, c h e m ic a l* , p a in t* , o il* , u iile t article.-*. bru .h cH , a m l e v e r y th in g u su a lly k e p t in a I r a '- d a s s D ru g S t o ic f»-r Bale. i'i!K i- R ip r io s s c a r e fu lly o -iiqxiu n d ed * t all hiiuiri. '1 he be*t b ra n d t -.f to b iicco a n d (•¡oar-* .dw a y s o n h a n d . . A lin e a s s o rtm e n t o f n u ts M id c a n d ie s > crv c h e a p . G iv e n s a c a ll. D r . 11. IT./I ntor A. Co. vSn9 D. Who M. ar* FERRY & CO. the Largeat Irving B. Cook;: Scedrm en in the world. D. M. F r * k y &C(>'« B*at:’ ifuUy llluattated, D«*cnptir» ' Formerly o f ro<iniUe Mil! A Tug Go.) for t >90 will be mailed FK EE to all applicant«, and to last season’ » cus tomers. It is better than c m . Ev ery person using Garden, F low er Or Field SEEDSshould send for it. D . M. F E R R Y 4» CO. D tT F O IT , M ICH . Pea’! Cofflis. M M ajstt ) ^ » O E is r r . 112 & 114, Front St., Kan Francisco, Cal. DEALER IN Hay. F<ctl of all kinds, K m * Xfals. “T 0 PSIDEG 0 L 0 V/ !' Highest Market l'rices Olit-’.ued for Apples, ainl all green Fruits, Salt Paluion, Cbittim Bark, Hides, Skins and Wool, Fur:; oi all kinds, Match Wood, Stave Bolts, aad produce K«u*rally. ïïrciidhali ¿c ffrensh ill, I ALSO m t, AS WILL as SELL COOP A O* COWWISaiO* Boat Buiiders, Coquille City, Or. Skiffs Built on *horV notice; Brica—Skiff«, one dollar »er foot. Clenoker and rurv.-d boats, two d-)!lars nor foot. AM kinds of ship’ s boat.; mr.de to order. Painting and epa ¡ring oar* r.r.i upoons. etc., etc. v7n2S IITVCR T l II!!: riSUf! J.E . M a r t i n , P a i n t e r , Has located i;: CtKiuille City, and is ready to do all 1 -.intis <'f work pertaining to the - painter s line; v.'ill d .» painting, training, 1 paper-hanging, uecoratiug, kalsoinining 1 and g:\iirf». A' -wsign " ruing i:i any style. Carriagi-painting, in the finest style known to the tn-da. •’.Yarrauts his work in every particular. CV.U o > nim, «•»• address: B. O. Box oil. CrHjnille City. BERTS, D s a la r in Genef?.l "isrehandise. My rtle Point, Or. vflnt Inform ation o f any kind will coat you nothing— inquiries w ill receive prom pt attention al my hand*. v7n ll — njRS. % G. THlJEIi Has just Received at her new IV*Winery Store!! A Largs Variety of TTie Z-:a»test S t 3rl e s X j ADI l S AND OHIIDREN'5 ^ I A T S C s tr ic li X=lTazne3 e jid Tips- T- jcl O©S. a n d C rn a m e n te . Huchmg Embroidery Veiling, Scar'fe etc- etc- Hats trimmed to order a sp e c ia l Straw, Plush, Silk,Satin or Velvet, which I will sell eheup for c a s h . vln6. C O Q U IL L E m ils l* CXTT CASH STORE! Q a binet — AND — Miller & Smith! Tug Company!! — DEALERS IN— MYRTLE POINT, OR. J ILL keep a good supply and quality i o f all kinds of meats and vt-geiabh s. and will i^ll at rettHonahle rate*. 'N ill sup — AND ALL KINDS OF — ply Fenners, Logging Camps and ifwtels at short notice, and also fill orders from the Lower River by Steamer. By fair-dealinu X j XJ~ 2 Æ Œ 3 ER we expect to build up a living business. Como sn<l Ate Oft. ».»■«- ’ CEDAR, FIB, ASH, MAPLE, MTUTLK, V COOS BAY & COQUILLE ; Aider and spruce lumber always on j ^ AGENCY W ill sell, rent or Lease Real Estate on comm s- sion- Address John F- Hall. Sec- Marshfield. Ores:- Farms, Town Property and Timber Land- For S ale i-iy ila v in g Been County Surveyor for four years, I h a v e an intimate knowledge o f all surveyed lands in the county, andpartug wishing to sell, rent or purchase w ill find i* to their advantage to communicate with me Correspondence Solicited vfinSl 1 littiul and for sale at the lowest rates. TOWING By tho Tug K ATIE COOK on tlio river anil bar, a t reasonable rat© Timber, match-wood and stave tim ber purchased. Orders for lumber filled in quanti ties t#feuit, and at the lowest living rates. J. P A R K E R , CH A 8. F. DOE. Parkersburg Coos counntv Oreg. v l n !8 tf.