Coquille City herald., September 04, 1900, Image 3

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Fishermen’s rubber boots at
Hawkins’ at unusually low prices*
T U E S D A Y , SEPT. 4, 1900.
Dr. Whittaker, the dentist, is at
€ x > 4 « iW * <S'ií3
A large supply of up-to-date j
The wentlie promises a shower.
F(>|, ai>|,leboxeil> g0 k the L y o n s( ladies’ bells at Hawkins.
Mrs. C. L. Moou will have au
mill.
An apprentice girl is wanted at opeuiug nt her Millinery establish- ;
Mrs. Moon’s dressmaking shop. * meut in this place beginning to­
morrow.
y . R. Wilson, our jeweler, well
I f r o a h a v e n 't a regular, healthy m ovem ent o f the
els e v ery day. y o u 'r e Bick, or w ill be. K eep your
Sam McAdams moved with his bow
bow els open, and bo well. F orce, la tb e shape o f
return about a week from tomorrow.
v
le n t p h ysic o r pill poison. Is dangerous. T h e
wife to the government rockquarry sm io oothest,
m ost p e r fe ct way o r keep ing the
Mrs. Moon requests those in- ou the lower river yesterday, bow els cle a easiest,
r aud cle a n Is to take
debted to her to please settle 88 i where ho will do the blacksmith-
CANOV
slie needs her money ut once.
* ¡ Dg aQ,| rnn tbe hoisting engine.
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C A T H A R T IC
BESTFORTHENo Goods
BOWELS AT HAWKINS’
Myrtle Puiut for a while.
60 Days Hawkins’ will sell
L O C A L ITEM S.
Hats aud (Japs at greatly reduced
P,loe8-
Additional loeals on 2d page
Attorney J. M. Upton, of Bandon,;
Fritz Getty, of Empire, was on
came over from his trip to the fair
our street» yesterday.
yesterday.
Clearence Sale nt co»t o f
BOTH IN QUALITY
Buy $10 worth of goods at Geo.
Gent'» G olf Sturt» at Hawkin’»,
We learn that our old friend
G eo. A Rol,jn9on has jost re-
AND PRICK
Finest quality.
* Robinson's nnd Lave your photo and former citizen, A. II. Moonoaw, (»¡gype! a big lot of dry goods aud
a w w w w W e V w lf
enlarged flee.
is now located at Lordsburg, Calif, j hoots and shoes.
His rubbers
Bacon, Lard, Chicken», etc.,
TftAOf MASK
Garden vegetables, farm produce, ornla-
for the winter have also arrived, i
taken on »ubscnptiou nt the H e r ­
butter and eggs will be taken at
Boys! don’ t forget to treat your Call and see them.
* j
ald
office.
M. H. H »rsey’s new grocery.
* Lady to one of those fine boxes of
A large and Lbw stock of goods
P lo u a n t . P alatable. P otent. T aste G ood. D o O ood. '
Leaye your subscription nt the
N ever Sicken. W eaken orO r lp e . 10c. 1 * . 40o W rite
* , f o r J , 3. Kanematz will arrive by fo
r fr e e sam ple, anil b ooklet on health. A d dress
C. G. Fahy, who had taken in Bon Buns at “ Ih e Clyde.
“ Clyde” for all tlie Pacific coast
S terlin g K en ed y Company, C hicago, M ontreal, Sow Y o r k . 338 *
J. A. Jacobson will have some J next Del Norte. These goods will |
daily aud weekly papers.
* the fair, returned by yesterday's
Call and Inspect Our B ea u tiful Lines o f Summer Goods.
train with quite a number of others. special bargains iu second-hand ! be opened up and displayed iu the
Groceries at Hersey’s new store.
See those nice vegetables nt M. furnituie when he returns from storeroom recently vacated by C.
Dry goods to arrive in the near fu­
M. Skeels.
H.
Hersey’s. I f you purchase j “ je cities.
ture. Call and see him.
*
Central Oregon Slate Normal School,
them they will be deliveied free.*
Earl Goodman returned Satur­
We are in receipt o f copies of
Walter Laird and bride moved
Drain Oregon.
day from Roseburg whither be had “ The Citizen,” a neat, seven-col­
Johnny
Roberts,
of
the
Enter­
to Sitkum Inst week wbeie they
gone
to
take
Rev.
C.
M.
Bryan
nnd
umn
paper
published
nt
Harring­
prise, accompanied by a lady friend,
will reside for the present.
Fall Term opens September 17th. i
ton, Washington, o f which W. M. All branches required for a state |
drove down to our town yesterday. Dr. Mc-ore.
The little boy o f Mr. and Mrs.
Proprietor. (SJ
Mrs. Seymour, Vivian Gage, Miller, formerly o f the Coquillo certificate are thoroughly and prac­
W. R . Darby went to the bay
C. Romnnder is still low aud lit­
Edyth Howell and Gertude John­ City Bulletin, is the editor.
tically
taught.
The
professional
Thursday
with
a
lot
of
trunks
be­
tle hopes for hi» recovery are en­
They
longing to traveling men who bad son left Wednesday for an outing
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Baker, of work is especially strorg.
New Management;
tertained.
at the Bandou beach.
Starbuck, Washington, become tbe are thoroughly educated men aud
Wheo you are in Myrtle Point beeu soliciting our business men.
New Furnishings Throughout;
women.
N otice — Persons wanting car- happy parents o f a bouncing boy.
this hot weather, don’t forget to call
C ontract » to L et —L. D. Smith
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
The President’s expevienee in ru­
on D. R. Toy for a drink of ice wants to let contracts to slash from perts woven, please call on Mrs. Aug 19, 1900 Mrs. Baker will be
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ral schools, ns principal of high
remembered
by
the
people
of
this
F.
A.
White
just
across
the
street
10 to 60 acres of brush on Coos
creatn soda.
Tal le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. All white help
schools, as conductor of teachers’
east o f court bouse.
* county as Miss Martha Wilkins.
River.
Address,
L.
D.
Smith,Marsh­
I f you want Sick nod Accident
institutes, as head of normal schools, New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office and Reading Room
*
Geo. Pettit, the clover young affords him the knowledge of the
Win. Abernetby, of the North
benefits without carrying a death field, Oregon.
The schooner Mayflower, Capt. Fork, drove through town yester­ gentleman who takes charge at the exact needs of teachers and how to
polioy, you can get it in “ Order of
Washington.”
* Olsen in command, lauded at our day with his premium sheep, being liarnes shop lately conducted by meet those needs.
F. Long A Son, has arrived and is
ou bis return from tbe fair.
Due credit will be given teach­
W. L. Hayter, of Arago, came wharf from San Francisco Thurs­
courteously serving the customers ers’ certificates, eighth grade and
day.
She
will
loud
lumber
from
Dr.
Whittaker
had
quite
a
sick
down yesterday on business con­
calling
nt
this
popular
busiuess
Lyons’ mill.
high school graduates.
spell after reaching Myrtle Point,
nected with road mutters in his
bouse.
R . E L. BEDILLION, Proprietor,
For information, address
W. B. Darby runs the “ lightning and suffered intensely for a while,
neighborhood.
J. H. O b c u t t , President.
Mr. Handel, cousin of oar W. C.
express" among the hauling fra­ but was all right at last accounts.
B A N D O N /- O R E G O N .
Meals 10c aud up, and all kinds
F ob S ale —A fine draught tenra Martin, arrived yesterday from
o f tropical fruits, mellons etc., as ternity, and will serve the public
promptly aud carefully iu all busi­ o f horses, weight about 1500 lbs San Francisco, and will settle here.
This Popular Resort is better prepared
well as cigars, tobacco, nuts and
ness entrusted to him.
* each. Call nt farm of G. K Self, Mrs. H. is vet in the Citv> and will
thao ever to care for tbe
candy at Lee’s lletreat Restaurant.
come up with Mrs. Martin, who
a
short
distance
above
town.
*
Traveling Public.
The People’s Marble and Grainte
will
have
her
visit
out
and
fall
and
A fpleboxes —T he Lyons mill Works, of (bis City, received a
Any person or persons cutting on Headquarters for Traveling Business Men. Special inducements to
J. Fred Schroder and wife aud winter stock selected for their
in this city is prepared to tnrnisli consignment of Marble today a nd daughter Eva, will soon go to Cali
or removing C h it t im B a r k from the
Tourists nnd Families contemplating visiting this Fnmous
store.
appleboxe patterns, sawn to per­ now begin at once filling the large fornia, for at
Southern Oregon Co’s, laud, without
least a month’s
Summer Resort— Bandon Beach. Rates, $1 to $1.50 per day.
fect sizes aud lengbts at usual number of orders already ou baud. visit, and possibly to spend the
being duly authorized will be prose­
prices.
*
cuted according to lnw.
F ob S ale —320 acres o f good winter.
T H E
County Court convened yester­ range for stock. 15 acres cleared
The Misses Clarice and Rutli
I-ST’ Any person furnishing snflicient evi­
day and the commissioners will tie and good 5-roomed house thereon; White, daughters of our bauker G.
dence fo r the recovery o f Bark so tsken
will be given one-h alf o f the lmrk recovered.
here and audit claims against the spring water. Rare chance. Call W. White, who have spent a yeai
S
O beoon C
.
county aud transact other business at H erald office for information. * visiting in Kansas, arrived iu this
for the dear people.
city by Collier's stage Friday, hav­
J. J. Stanley and family returned
KENNEDY.
OoQ.-u.ille» C ity O regon.
Yon do not “ tnve to die to wiu” from Bandon Friday where he bad ing come by way of Portland.
in the Order of Washington. You been rusticating for a while. Mr.
The great success of Chamber-1
GENERAL
Transient nnd leg.
First -class in every respect; courteous treatment.
got yonr own money tu from 10 to Burns aud family remained aud Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
ular Boarding and Lodging.
25 years, aud you get two or three will coutinue their outing for a Remedy in the treatment of bowel
times as much as you put in.
* while.
complaints has made it standard
White Labor
First street—east end o f bridge.
over the greater part of the civilized
R ice Murry, o f Camas vnlley,
Editor G. M. Short, of the M y r­
Horseshoeing
a
Specialty.
world.
For
sale
by
R.
S.
Knowlton.
brother ot our townsman James tle Point Enterprise returned from
N. W. Cor. Second and Hall Sis..
Murry, and who used to live here, the bay Saturday, whither he had
J. J. Lamb, E. L. Fitch, Mr».
Coqutlle City, Oregon.
<3^ S e a l e r i n
greeted many frieuds in town yes­ gone to attend the funeral of bis Emma M. Lyons aud the Misses
terday on his return from the the cousin. Willie Watson, which took Marvin Lamb, Edna Lorenz, Susie
fair at Marshfield.
place August 31st.
Tuttle aiid Edyth Hayter were elec-
ted delegates from the M. E., South,
W ill Mansell has bought out
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in
S h o e s , H a t s , M e n ’ s C loth in g,
J. P. Messer’s interest in the tenin bottom —sufficient for 25 or 30 Suuday.school, of this place, as
and teaming busiuess in this city, dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of representatives to the Y. P. S. C.W .
Groceries, Notions, Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nalls,
and will now conduct the freighting, town, on rail aud wagon roads to convention to be held at Dora, be­
ginning today.
transferring and general teaming Marshfield. Cal! at premises.
Paints, Oils, etc.
business on our streets ulone.
*tf
li. G. M c Q uiqg .
J. A. Jaco bson, our enterprising
J. S. Lawrence and family, of furniture dealer, went to Roseburg
Mrs. T. J. Krewson accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Jas. Laird, o f this place, took tbe excursion train yesterday with Joe Bledsoe on his
Oregon Flour per sack, 75 cts.
Men’s ar.d Boys’ Clothing.
Sitkum, will start next Monday f<:r for the bay Sunday, where they way to Portland, whither he goes]
Prunes, choice, per lb, 6 cts.
See our ^ 5 to ¡3 3 1 0 S t a r t s ,
lay
in
a
stock
o
f
goods
for
his
t
Portland with Mrs. K ’s little af­ will board the Del Norte for Port­
Tomntoes, per can, 5 cts.
Hnd higher; Dry Goods, Notions,
He ex-
W m . Gallier, Proprietor,
flicted daughter, who will he end. They go to visit Mr. aud furniture busiuess her.
Rice, 20 lbs for $1.
Shoes, Tin mid Agate Ware,
be­
' 1 San Francisco
placed in a hospital for treatment. Mrs. B. F. Lawrence, the former P“ 01« to yi*1
Corn Meal, 10 #> sack, 25 cts.
at low prices.
hAPiDWfJHE,
late of the Coquille City Bulletiu. fore be returns, nnd his patrons
Soap (laundry) 5 to 9 bars for 25 cts
N A IL S
The Mesdames Pike & Sugg
may rest assured that lie will have
Oysters (good) per can, 20 cts.
are lower.
AG0TE WAfJE,
Tbe Epworth League of the goods as cheap ns they can lie bad
have received the shipping bill of
their stock of Millinery which has First M. E. ?burch will give a bas­ and layed down in this section.
QUEENS WAI^E,
been forwarded by the Empire. ket social in tbeir church ou Wed­
President Orcutt, o f the Drain
They will soon be displayed aud nesday evening Sept. 5, 1900.
TIN WflifE.
you will miss a treat if you do not Every one is invited to attend Normal school, who lectured in Call and exam ine goods nnd
this
place
Tuesday
night,
went
to
Ladies’ come and bring your bas­
see them.
Remember we bave moved.
prices,
kets aud gentlemen your pocket- Baudou Wednesday, and Thursday
Renalo, son o f Mr. and Mrs. books.
to Myrtle Point eu route to his
Tenn Robison, of Fishtrap, has
home at Drain. We recognize
Tbe bnseball nine of Myrtle several calls from this affable
been very low for three weeks, Drs.
Moore, Leep nnd Horsfall having Point and tbe Lee neighborhood gpntleman, and wo trust that bis
been called to see him. At last crossed bats Sunday at Myrtle trip iu this county in the interest
advices he showed slight signs of Point to settle tbe tie which oc­ of this splendid institution o f
improvement. Wo hope he may curred in tbeir contest at Lee a learning will prove of as much
week previous, this time Myrtle benefit to tbe school as be had an­
eoon recover.
Point wiuing, the score standing ticipated.
Grandma Robinson, accompanied 41 to 16.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, - -
50 els
35 eta
by her grandson, Dave Collier,
D ear H erald : T oo much cor
Miss Ella Benton, o f Weaver- respondeuce to answer to furnish
Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy, - - -
50 cts
35 cts
started by Geo. Collier’s stage yes­
terday morniug for Rosebnrg on v’.lle, wbo has been visiting with locals regarding Normal this week.
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,
- - -
50 cts
35 cts
Chamberlain’s Pills (8t. Patrick’s), -
25 cts
15 cts
their way to San Francisco for the Mr. Lorenz’s family for several You mny say to yonr readers that
Porous Plasters (with a few exceptions)
25 cts
15 cts
purpose of having the old Indy’s weeks, started for Roseburg yes­ the Coquille school is placed on !
On and a fte r Sept., 15th grand display o f Pattern Hats.
eyes treated, shebaviug been near­ terday morning with Geo. Collier’s our accredited list, and we expect
Vaseline - - - ................................
10 cts
6 cts
A ll kinds o f M illinery Goods, Dress Trimmings and Linings,
ly blind for some time. We under­ stage. She is a pleasant
Quiuine still down. Inquire at our store for price.
stand au operation,will be neces­ lady and has made many
‘ 1 P f l l Q S
M AGY & M OORE.
daring her short stay among
sary.
From different sections this one
townspeople.
PATTERNS
CUT
AND
STAMPING
DONE
TO
ORDER.
and
that
one
say,
“
I
’
m
going
to
Having purchased the team and
Uncle Jim Laird, who had beeu Diain for school this year.” W el­ Call and Inspect her Goods. - - - Coquille City, Sept: 1, 1900,
business interest of J. P. Messer
in the teaming and transfer busi­ down from Sitkum to attend tbe come! thrice welcome!
Respectfully,
ness heretofore conducted by us, wedding o f his son Walter and
J. U. O rcutt , Pres.
I will hereafter conducted the same Miss Mary Hall which took place
But
1ST
ew O nes,
Groceries, Hats and Caps;
New Shoes, New Drygoods.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
HOTEL COQUILLEi i
* 1 f
fi
XUPPER H O U S E R
NOTICE.
o u th k u s
o m p a n t
TUTTLE TEMPERANCE HOUSE
B M s i l i Wagon Work
J.W.LENEVE, Dry Goods,
I.
X.
L,
HARDWARE STORE,
M ILLINERY
Who Said Our Prices
would be raised by-and-by?
Well, we have RAZED them,
for a fact—read the following:
OPENING
Street Hats displayed on and after Wed. Sept. yth.
alone in our usual prompt man­
ner. Will deliver the mill wood
at the usual pi ice aod do a general
hauling business.
W ill M ansell ,
W. E. Marsters, of the People’s
M a r b l e and Granite Works, of this
place, went to the government rock
quarry on the lower river last week
a n d finds he can pet all he desires
o f fi n e sandstone there for bases for
headstones, monuments, etc., at
that point, which is a big relief to
faitn. as be thought he might have
trouble in getting Ibis necessary
article, or make concrete bnses
which would not have beeu nearly
so good and more expensive.
TH E
at Johuson’s mill Wednesday,
took Mr. Long, wife and two
¡daughters to Roseburg, on their
way to Portland, where they will
spend the winter.
W ilson
“C L Y D E ”
jew elry
co. a
Tbe following is the program
D E A L E R » IN
C. A. GAGE, Proprietor.
arranged for tbe services at tbe
Fine
Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks,
Epworth League meeting at M. E.
Siluerware. Optical Goods,
, Church, South, Friday evening,
j Sept. 7th:
Song No. 47; lesson,
Musical Instruments.
While playing wtih other chil- Act» 16: 14, 16, 18, 30 and 33; sub-
W E DO R E P A IR IN G
;Iren in the barn of J. T. Nosier,; J~*. ‘ lie growth of
a
mission
O f Fine Watches, Clocks and
/ v t h e city .
little t rank,
the six-year-old son church;
song. No.
36; a de-
Jewelry.
of Judge L. Harlocker, fell from ^ n p lio n „ f the river-side prayer-
We
do
all
work
promptly.
the upper story, a distance of some i “ eetlnB> Mr8' P|y.,er; hymn No.
We do it well.
feet, breaking both arms be- 34; the cousecreation and devotion
1 tweeu tbe wrist aod elbow, and °* Lydia, P. L. Draae; the ini- Cigars. Tobacco Candies 2>Tu.ts Oranges, We do it at the lowest possible price.
Lem ons Soda W a te r,
! We try to please our customers.
otherwise shaking the little fellow ! prisonment of Paul and Silas and
No order too large or small for our prompt and careful attention.
up, but inflicting no other serious ’ ,B results, (A cts 16:16, 34) Irma
injuries. Dr. Culiu was called and Lnke“ »t B°DR N o . 26; causes of the
YtT"e Solicit Y"cur Patronage.
reduced the fractures, and be was war in China, Rey. R. Ennis; why
resting quite comfortably, and will preach the Gospel in heathen
B y e s T e s t e d a n d F itte d - - T r y
countries, Rev. J. M. Hunter; Song
he all right in due time.
No. 20; roll-call, response with
Scripture reference on missions;
song. Good Night— 142; Benedic­
A S T R IC T L Y F IR S T CLASS
tion-
B ir d ie S k e e l s ,
1st Vice-President.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO
OVERALLS
Best Pool and Billiard
i Tables
Fresli Fruits by Brerr Steamer
Southern Oregon State Nornjal School,
Ashland, Oregon.
m t Kin
W
i n.
R iverton, Bertelli.
r>er 2 1900. by R ev. H ansen. 8 . O . W hit-
aett and Mias Belle C opley.
h it s . t t
-C o »
ij it
— At
non*.
B a r e s - A t Starhack. W a sh in g to n , Augnai
19, 1900, to M r. and Mrs. D r. Baker, a
son.
d i i ; d .
W atson —At Marnlifleld. August 33, 1900,D.
L . W atson, j r ., aged 25 years.
- N O R M A L SCH O O L.
Thorough academic instructions.
The
lighest professonnl training
Each
cacher a specialist.
Beautiful nnd
icaltlifiil location and homc-like sur-
’ roundings.
‘F’a.ll Term Begins September lOth.
Better Writ« for CATALOGTE aud further information,
W. M CLAYTON,
Pres.
U s.
IT A R R Y ’S
M A IL .
AND
PASSENGER
STAGE
LINE.
BETWFEN
COQUILLE CITY AND MARSHFIELD.
Fine, room y C oach, g ood team ,carefnl. skilled
driver, and prom pt delivery.
Leaves Co<jm!le at 1 o 'c lo ck p. m .; arrive* at
M arshfield at f> p. m.
Leaven Marshfield nt ft o 'c lo ck a. in. each
da y, arriving at C oqu ille C ity at II a. in.
Fs,r©
COL
HARRY,
^ 2 ,
Pmprifclor.