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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1897)
W us follows: M . days will , run ondays Leave I <S. 00 a. m. I V ri ivo ** j 10.00 | ».SO “ “ ed n esd ays an d ph i Mu rah Hold 1 COQUILLE CITY Myrtle Point Additional locals on 2d page. Nails ouly $13.25 at Tbe Fair Store. Juclge Scbroeder went to Empire yesterday. District court was to convene yesterday. Mrs. lloot keeps fresh bread and yeast for sale. Tho approaches to the West Side bridge are being finished up. 13est of bacon at Johnson 13ro’s, also eastern honey-drip syrup. W anted to B e n t — A n organ . Leave information at this office. J. B. Dully aud son, of Snmner, came to town yesterday on business. New g ood s—new goods at bed- l-oek prices at, Mrs. C. W. Martin’s. W. If. Scbroeder, the Arago merchant, visited Baudon most ot last week. Capt. Butlpr will not take charge of Hotel Coquillo till about the 1st of J une. Mrs. ltev. Horsfall is most favor- ably impressed with Coquillo City and its climate. 'W atch and jewelry repairing in a workmanlike ranunor at tho low est rales, by C. L. Gray. A first-class millinery business for sale— apply at postoffice to A. G. Aiken, postmaster. ¡ Only fresh and pure drugs are used at tbe Coqnille Pharmacy, and always the better quality. * Mrs. Boot will supply bread dur ing Mrs. Wilkins’ absence. Also furnish bop yeast at 10 cents per quart. The largest and best stock of cigars and tobneco ever brought to Coquille City just received by B. 33.' Nosier. * Bevs. Dr. Ford and Buckner re turned from Myrtle Point yester day, and t >ok the steamer Dispatch for Bnndon. W. R. Mavity of Arago was in town Friday. H e is hobbling on cratches from a very ugly cut on his left foot. Mrs. C. W. Martin has received a fine stock of goods fresh from the city, and at very low prices. Cull and see them. At Dr. Moore’s Coqnille riinr- mney you will find prices to corre spond with the depressed value of your produce. * Mrs. Thomas Ashton, of the lower river, was visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Curry, aud family in this place last week. The steamer Dispatch will give our upper-river people a free ex cursion to Bnndon next Sunday, weather permitting. Johnson & Johnson,our furniture men, are preparing some handsome myrtle and other of our hardwood exhibits for the slate fair. Mrs. C. W. Martin has a full line of men’s nud boys’ clothing, which would bo well for all to see and price before purchasing elsewhere. * A nice residence property at Marshfield has been placed in oar hnnds for exchange for Coquille property. Call, if you mean busi ness. * Uncle Shad Hudson came up from his Curry county home Inst Saturday and is visiting nt his brother Joe’s. He will remain a few days so of this week. L. L. Dietz, a practical watch repairer, will soon open a shop in Coqnille City—in the meantime will do all kinds of repairing at home, nt the Judge Nosier lsideuce. Several first-class Dairying and Agricultural papers are offered free for one year to cash subscribers of the H eiiai . d . Make your selection from our splendid clubbing lists. Tbe Y. P. S. C. W. will open its sessions in the Methodist church at Bandon Wednesday evening at 7:30, and Thursday’s sessions will be held in the Presbyterian church. Tbe Coquille Lyceum elected new officers at its meeting last Sat urday evening, as follows: Harvey James, president; John Stone, vice- president; Miss Mattie Anderson, secretary; Miss Della Fox, assistant secretary; Charley Fox, marshal. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cntiip (nee Miss Lucy M. Breitenbucher), o f the upper river, were visiting in this placj last week. They attended Presiding Elder Ford’s service at the Christian church Wednesday night. Mrs. C. is pastor o f the U. B. chnrcb at Myrtle Point. Schilling $ B est is simply good honest tea, well grad ed, fresh - roasted, packed air-tight. If you don’t like it, your grocer returns your money in full. There is no other such dealing in tea. A S c h illin g & C o m p a n y Snn \ ran cisco 419 POW DER A b so lu te ly Pure. Celebrated for it« great leaven- inn strength and healthfatuesa. Asanves the food against atom nnd all form* of adulteration Common to the cheap brands. K oval H. vkino Pownau New York. Johnson Bro’s are selling cheap for cash— and cash only. Coquil’ e Pharmacy, for medi cines and stationery, etc. Rend the H eiiald ’ s great clubbing offers—tho best ever offered. Di ngs, family medicines, station ery and garden seeds kept in stock at the Coqnille Pharmacy. W a n t e d —To borrow, $400, on 3 or 5 years’ time; good security. Apply at H ekai , d office. C. L. Nordstrom, o f the lay, came over yesterday and will reside iD Coquillo City. The H erald will visit him. Mrs. Dr. Culin nnd sister, Miss Winifred Taylor, will leave in a few days on a visit to their parents nt Santa Rosa, California. Asaph Alexson reached home from near Stoektou, Cal , last F ri day. He will remain awhile, and then return to the San Joaquin valley. A brick and tile mill, of modern make aud comparatively new, for sale, or trade for property in or about Coquille. F oi particulars, see Dr. Moore. * The river boats (both upper and lower-river) will give Imlf-fare rates to delegates attending the Y. P. S. C. W. convention at Bandon on May 5th and 6th. Dr. J. P. Piaster and wife remained over till yesterday during their visit to this place. The doctor was here on professional duty, attending Comrade Charles Elliott during his present sick spell. You need not go nor send else where for.clothing, either for men or boys. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have brought them right to your door, and have the invoices of much more to come on next steamer. Ouly $2 gets the H erald for on? year, the large nud splendid agri cultural paper, Farm, Field & Fire side to Jan. 1, 1898,and 20 packets of choice garden nnd flower seeds. Come.qniek. Thisonly holds good till May 1st. The steamer Dispatch inn from the lower riyer Sunday for the cenvenienco of jurors and wit nesses to attend tho district court to convene Monday, and the train made its usual special ruu to Myr tle Point for the same purpose. Memory is a little treacherous now and then, and causes ono to forget some things Worth remember ing, unless one 1ms an experience like that which came to Mr. D. E. East, Moffatt’s Creek, Va, who says “ I had been suffering for years with a torpid liver aud found no relief until I took Simmons Liver Regu lator when I was entirely relieved of my troubles. I never intend being without Simmons Liver Regu lator.” Rev- Dr. T. B. Ford, presiding elder, and Rev. N. S. Buckner, of Bandon, spent three or four days at church work in this place last week. Dr. Ford preached an elo quent and able discourse Wednesday evening, nnd delivered a lecture Thursday evening to a fair audi ence. The lecture was mainly to young men, but replete with words of wisdom to all hearers, and fre quently sparkled with humor and apt illustrations. Our Upper-River Department last week contained a little item referring to Dr. Easter, which was misleading. The doctor denies hav ing had any fisticuff with Lawyer Burtenshaw, although assaulted hv tho latter, or that he received any injuries from which he had to “ lay up for repairs.” However, some of his friends at Myrtle Print were concerned about the statement and telephoned to him at this place con cerning his condition, to which the doctor replied, that “ if he was hurt nobody knew it.” Naked P ills are fit on ly, for naked sav ages. C lothes are the marks o f civilization— in p ills as w ell as people. A g ood coat d ocs not make a g ood pill, any m ore than g ood cloth es m ake a good man. But a3 sure as y o u ’d look on a clothesless man as a mad one, you may look on a coatless p ill as a bad one. A fter fifty years o f test no p ills stand high er than AYER’S C a t h a r t i c P ill s 5 0 0 AR COATED. Having rented M r. A . C. W ils o n ’s ne w an d w e ll« equ pp«d B aohemith and W a g o n S h op , I am pr- p r d to do ¡-11 k nds ol work in the a b o v e lines, in first-oia ss maun r and r o a a o a a b 'e rates G iv e M e a T r ia l. J. W , F I E L D , B la c k s m ith . ¿ 5 3 $ . -3’ J L . Ooqiiille 6* p U R N IT U R E ^ - STORE [The H erald herewith publishes an illustration of tho handsome new courthouse to be built for Coos county in Coquille City this summer, as also n description of the same, as to dimensions and style of construc tion, ns given to the Salem Statesman bv the supervising architect, Chas. If. Burggraf, esq., of Salem. Tho cut in the property of the H erald , m;ulo to its order for the interest of its readers. - - E d . H erald .] B RIEF DESCRIPTION OF COOS COUNTY'S T E M P LE CF JUSTICE. A Handsome Modern Structure Designed By a Salem Architect and to Be Constructed By a Salem Contractor. Harmon Snook, of this, city who was recently awarded the contract for tho construction of the new Coos county courthouse at Coquille City, will leave for that place today, and upon arrival there expects to begin operations without delay towards pushing the new temple of justice to completion. Chas. Burggraf, also of Salem, is the architect of the new structure, which is to be modern in every particular. It will be two stories in height, besides a basement of ten feet. The dimensions are G0x80 feet. The entire building will be of brick trimmed with stone. The basement will be used for tho jail, sheriff's residence and heaters. The jail will comprise six cells with large and convenient corridors, bath rooms, etc. On tho first floor will be the offices of the county judge, county clerk, sheriff, treasurer, assessor and surveyor, und recorder, also the county court department, each roomy and well lighted. In the second story will he the circuit court room occupying a space 35x06 feet, with two jury rooms and tho judge’s retiring room in tho rear. At one side will be a largo consultation room for attor neys, and in another corner is the county school superintendent's de partment. The county clerk’s oflieo is to have a vault 8x19 feet, extending partly across ono end, and directly beneath will be a similar placo for storing old records. Other vaults on the main floor are in the offices of the county judge, treasurer and j recorder, each 6x6 fret. AY bat use is there in eating when Comra.d3 Wjn, C. ffyy food does you no good— in fact, when it does you more harm than ! Departed this life in this place good, for such is the case if it is | Thursday, April 29, 1897. Com- not digested? | rade Wav was horn in Chester If you have a loathing for food l county, Pennsylvania, January 1, there is no use of forcing it down, I 1828, and wns thnrefoie nt the ripe for it will not be digested. You age of 69 years, 3 months nnd 29 must restore the digestivo organs days. Deceased, even while exceed to their natural strength nud cause ingly reserved nnd quiet in his dis the food to be digested, when an position, wns well known and much appetite will come, and with it a respected. He had been brought relish for food. up a Quaker, but about 7 years ngo Tho tired, languid feeling will accepted babtisru from Elder Pnley give place to vigor nnd energy; then nnd united witli tbe Baptist church you will put flesh on voyr bones nt this place, of w hich he continued and become strong. The Shaker n consistent nnd honored member Digestive Cordial as made by the till the time of his death. Mount Lebanon Shakers contains The funeral took plnce from the food already digested and is a di family residence Friday, at 2 p. m. gester of foods ns well. Its action There was a good turn out of citi is prompt aud its effects permanent. zens, including a goodly number of old comrades, six of whom Doctors prescribe LAXOL be served ns pnll-hearers, as follows: cause it has nil tho virtues of Cas Rev. C. A. Stine, Dr. J. P. Easter, tor Oil and is palatable. John Morris, Joe Wnltermeyer, Rev. Dr. Ford, of Eugene, pre | Jacob Oroy and W. H. Nosier. siding elder of the M. E. church, The interment took place at the who has been visiting this section Odd Fellows’ cemetery. Comrade the past fortnight, does not hesi- D.P. Strang conducted the services, tat i to pronounce Hotel Coquille, ! reading a brief sketch of deceased’s under its present management of life, reading a portion of scripture, Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle, the equal of commenting thereon and making anything in his travels from Port the application of the scripture land to Grants Pass. Ho is much promises to the faithful, believing pleased with his preseut visit to followers as in the case of deceased. Coos county, and thinks we have a Several appropriate hymns were sung by a choir and many beautiful grand future before us. The H erald acknowledges floral designs and bouquets were pleasant calls from Revs. Ford and placed on the grave. No fl. g ac- Buckner, o f the Methodist Episco compaiued, but instead beautiful pal church, during their visit to flowers designating the national this place last week. Rev. Mr. colors decorated the casket. The flag nt the pnblih school was Buckner is in very poor health, re sultant from his confinement in placed at hnlf mast in honor of Andersonville prison during the deceased and his service in his war. Comrade Buckner is a physi country’s cause. An aged widow and eon were cal wreck nnd merits the govern ment's and people’s kindest offices present ns chief mourners on this solemn occasion, nnd many n citi and sympathies. zen breathed a blessing on tho Another frost fell at this place name o f deceased ns the sad pro Thursday morning o f last week. cession dispersed. Mrs. Buck brought us a sheet of ice about an eighth of an ¡Dch thick A prominent western newspaper which had formed in a poultry water trough, ns heavy as any that recommends flax seed tea as an had formed during the winter. excellent remedy for whooping Aud still we are informed that little cough* It may bo good but it is if any fruit has been dumaged by not to bo compared with Chamber lain’s Cough Remedy. This prep the cold snap. Mr. Beyers of Sumner wns in aration will allay the violent fits of town on business last week. He ! coughing and make them less fre was disposing of some honey. Mr. quent nnd less severe. It also lique B. is hee-king of this county, and fies the tough mucus, mnking it Complete lias proven that tbe apiary is a ensier to expectorate. very successful and profitable help recovery is much quicker, too, when to the farmer in southwest Oregon. j this remedy is given. There is no 1 danger in giving it to small children, Some new creamery machinery as it is a pleasant syrup nn 1 contains was received by our Dairymen's nothing injurious. For sale at 25 Union, via the bay, last Friday. an 1 50 cents per bottle by It. S. It came from fur east nnd the , Knowltou, druggist freight hill was ns usual, killing. **«►* ---*" With but little care and no IT T A N T E D — FAII HELL MEN OR ▼ V women to travel for responsible e»tnt>- trouble, the benrd nnd mustache ! IMied honse in Oregon. Salary £7 89 anti can ho kept a uniform brown or I expense*. Position permanent. Inference. Enel*iw self-add reused stamped envel q»e. black color bv using Buckingham's i Tim Nation .1. S tir Insur-tuc Hid*.. Chi Dye for the \\ liiskers. There will be a private stairway leading from the sheriff’s office to the circuit court room and also to the basement where the jail is located. The height of the main tower is to be 100 feet. The new building will be heated throughout by a hot water system. It will be finished with white cedar and the counters and furniture are to he of Oregon myrtle, produced in that section. The cost, including the furniture, will he $15,000. The contract calls for its com pletion by Janunry 1, 1898. Tho new edifice will stand on an elegant block in the center of the city which was donated by a citi zen to Coos county for the purpose. Mr. Snook expects to have twenty or more men employed on the work, about olio half of whom will be from Salem. All the material— brick, stone and lumber—will be made in Coos county.— Salem Statesman. HAS AND WILL KEEr CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF BED-ROOM SUITES. # LOUNGES. SETTEES, I I EXTENSION TABLES, ROCKERS. CHAIRS, MOLDINGS, # MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, ETC A GOOD STOCK OF WALL-PAPER AT LOWEST PRICES. - WE ALSO HAVE - Coffinq Burial Caskets, etc.) nud do Undertaking and Embalming on short notice. ISSrGeneral Repair and Cabinet work done at store*®* Ifetf-in I. O. O. F. Building, and we guarantee satis-' fiw 5 “ faction in every line.“ ©B THE (^ O a U IL L E PH ARM ACY C O Q U IL L E ! C I T Y , O R ., C o rn e r S e c o n d a n d T a y lo r S t r e e t s , Is the Coming Drug Store. D. P. Bilderhack and fnmily, and son-in-law and family, moved to town from Coaledo Monday of I F WE H A V E N ’T GOT last week. Mr. B. was one of the victims o f Dan Richards’ business W H A T YOU WANT, transactions, inflicting the loss of seyeial months’ wages. W ill Supply It For You. Arrivals by Arcnta Wednesday, April 28: Elijah Smith, R. A. Gra ham, Mrs.Graham, J. Yantiss, D. A. Don’t fail to call at the Pharmacy. Yon will find a full stock of Sta* Wedenball. tionary. Tablets aud .School Supplies on hand. W anted —To trade Baudon prop erty for Coquille City property. In quire nt this office. » L^rescnptions Scientifically “Villed." DR. J. BURT MOORE, Proprietor. E v e r y b o d y Says So. Cnacarets Candy Cathartic, the most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box Of C. C. C. to-day; 1», 25. 50 cents. Isold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. — . A ntic© to H o tel coquille T I # -------- * » H. J. TU TTLE, PR O PR IE T O R . D e lin q u e n t T a x p a y e r * . AVING LEASED THIS NEW, COMMODIOUS ANI) MODERN HOSTLERY, A LL PERSONS DELINQUENT IN I am now prepared to entertain the traveling public in first-class J \ their taxes are advised to settle the strip, with the very best of accommodations and at most reason tuxes due Coos county on or before the 20th able rates. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. day of May, ls97. otherwise the sheriff SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial men, must comply with the law and force collec roomy and centrally located. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Terra® tion . J . H bnby S crboedkb , for Families nnd Theatrical Tronpes. County Jndge, Itntes—!};1 to $2 per day. B. F. Knag, Commissioner, I. T. W eekly , Commissioner. S Fishing and bringing homo strings of fish an? tho ordor of tl.o tiny. Last Thursday Nod Law rence brought home 130, nnd Friday O E f t lU lE P A T O S » .W ANTK it« Mr. and Mrs. D. Morgan passed onr office with a string of about ICO. Men, women nud children, singly nnd in groups, day nnd This now nnd commodious stbanter will make regular trips between uight, line the riverbnuks. n o K .i. L knkvk —In Coonille City, April 26, 1897, to ---------- »«♦»■« ------ Al A IK I lfF . C iiadman -F ox —At Kan Francisco, April 19, 1897, J. W. Chapman nnd Mary A. Fox, both farmerly residents on tiie bay. J ohnson -W ilson —At tbe home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, at Myrtle Point, April 25, 1897, by ltev. Thomas Park low, James John son and Miss Emma Wilson. S tr.“ Coquille River” San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Leneve, a son. C hu rch D ire c to ry. AND H amby —At West Marshfield, April 21, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hamby, twin daughters. HRISTIAN CHURCH, C.qnille City. W ij . lard —Near Coqnille City. May 2, 1897, Preaching 1st and 3d Lord’ s days in to Mr. and Mrs. Will Willard, a daughter. each month, nt 11 o ’clock a. m. and 7:30 a. ni. Sunday-school every Holiday nt 10 FIRST-CLASS o’ clock a. in. Prayt r-meeting every Wed MKDw nesday evening. C. A. S t in k , Minister. W a y — Vt Coqnille City, April 29, 1897, William O. Way, aged 69 years, 3 months and 29 days. W OOL! W O O L ! Cabin passage—any point on Coquilld W illiams —At Libby, April 2/>, 1897, Mrs. River, » 7 5 0 . Grace Williams, aged 71 years, 8 months O. C. BENJAMIN. Agent, nnd 16 days. We are paying the highest market price Mission 1. Pier No. 2, for wool, spot, cash on delivery, nt Bnndon. San Francisco, Cal. jun30tfl BANDON WOOLEN M ILL S CO. J. A. Lyons, local agent, Coqnille City« ilio lifer, C freight and Passenger Line. SMITH’S ¿ g « 5 S: I pOR HALE—*® acres of All Bottom Land, % mile south of Coqnille City, on bank of river; 18 n tires in cultivation; j * * SAN FRANCISCO. OAL.. Near the good farm buildings: orchard, 200 prune j Ferry, offers goods to consumers or dealers trees—crop this year. Plenty o f apple nt smallest margin of profit consistent tree-s for family orchard. Terms reason with safe and honest dealing. able. Address G. W. STEVENSON. , jnnlGtf] Coqnille City. HEAD THE LIST. — Lad left* Htvli.rii Jackets, dark colors, ..$ 4 00 T7H)It SALE—Two full-blood Jersey Bulls, Ladies’ Stylish Capes, “ •* . . 3 0 0 Out o f stylo f ’oats, size 32.................... 1 00 17 both eligible to registry for pure-blood, , The I Out of stylo Coats, size 32, dark......... 1 25 one yearling and one spring calf. Ladies* Winter Underskirts.......... from 40 yearling can be bought for »40. and the { Ladies’ $1 Underskirts.................... now 65 4-months’ old calf for $20. Address the Skirts, wide corded, ruffles................... 1 00 H erald ofticn for particulars, or write; JUDGE J. H. S^H BOEDER. , Ladies’ Sleeveless TJndervests. 10. 15, 25 Arago, Coos county, O regon. | Ladies* Vests with long sleeves, from 22 julv7tfl Ladies’ Heavy Vests, for winter......... 45 Ladies’ Pant« to match Vest. Ladies’ Hlnck Seamless H ose....8 , 12. 15 WMIkMMK HI! MlOlliiMM). Ladies’ strong Wool H ose................ 22 45 Children’ s Hose, black............. 10, 15. 20 CLASS IN SHORT HAND AND Girls* Hose, tine f ud heavy ............ 25. 35 J . J. S T A N L E Y , Double-Entry Bookkeeping will begin Infanta* Cotton Hose..........................10, 15 infants’ Wool H o s e ..,............ 10. 15, 25 at once under P rof. Couway, o f the Col Sanford Ranch, Child’ s Wool H ose................Wf. 7}{, 10 legiate Institu e. to continue 12 week«.! Wool Hose, black.................. 7 ){, 8 ^ , 15 This system <»f Short-Hand is superior to n y o t l » , Scholars ran M n t h e d is ! All kinds o f Hose at right price«. AUNING.—AB hunting parties or ih^ any time. Rates o f tuition made known • • divulnnl hunter a, with or withont on application by |H»stnl or in ners*»»i to re hereby warned to keep off my Bklnrate Your HowHs With Ciisrnrets. D. M CONWAY. premise*, or suffer thy pen alti**? o f the law Candy Cathartic, curs const ipinion former. Coqnille City, Oregon. ! nutrii Ht I M J. PENDLETON. Mte.tBc. If C. C-C. fall, dniu 'tstb refund irouey. . LooH Out fo r ti>e Wagoi). M I L K at a ll tim e s . Fnii and Veptais In A w T h e ir S e a so n *
