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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1900)
W IL S O N J E W E L R Y CO., ¿quitt* itti) Vernili. T U E SD A Y , UCT. LOCAL 'J, 1900. ITEM S. Grass need at Kuowltou’s. Additional locals on 2d page W. H. Hchroeder, of Arago, was in town today. J. C. Pierce, of Fairview was in town yesterday. School Books aud all school sup* «lies at Knowltou’s. * Mrs. Claude Nosier is the Bixth teacher in our school. J. A. Radalmugh, of the upper riyer, was in town Saturday. A dance in towu on the 13. For appleboxes, go to the Lyons mill. Two-acre tract, good house. Will Fred Krouenbeis urrived from be sold cheap as owner wants Nome today. money. Call ou Sanford for par W. H. Hunt, the photographer, ticulars. is in town today. Suburbai) Property! Several communications crowd ed out this week. When shopping in town don’t forget the I. X. L. store. liarve Johnson, of Myrtle Point, had busiuess in towu today. The Argo will be due in a day or. Haye you that freight aeady? Mrs. Curtis, of this place, went to Bandon today to visit her son, The family of Dr. Strange ar Don’t forget the Democrat club rived from Koseburg this evening. organization Thursday night. Capt. Wilcox and wife, o f the J. A. Cox, of Bandon, wus in town North Fork were iu towu Satur today, returning by Dispatch. day. Largest stock of trunks and vn 60 Days- Hawkins’ will sell lices iu town just received at C. W. Hats aud (japs at greatly reduced Martin's. * prices. * Mrs. Tlios. Stillwell, of Fishtrap, Buy *10 worth of goods at Geo. visited frieuds in town |the last of Robiuson’s aud have your photo the week. enlarged free. J. S. McEwen aud family de Hot "Thicken dinner on election parted for residence in California day. Served by the ladies of the last week. M. E. church. * A social dance will be given in Our townsman, J. W. Krewson, Masonic hall on the uight o f the returned from his business trip 13th iust. to Draiu Wednesday. Clearence Sale at cost of Knowlton’s 5c. and 10c. Tablets Gent’s Golf Shirts at Hawkin’s, are the very best that can be Finest quility. * bought for that price. A Democratic club will be organ Garden vegetables, farm produce, ized at the Masonic hall Thursday butter aud eggs will be taken at evening, at 7 :30. M. H. Horsey’s new grocery. * Groceries at Mersey’s new store. N. Lorenz is moving bis ira- Dry goods to arrive in the near fu I mense stock of goods into bis new ture. Call aud see him. and tommodious store building on Perry Stoddard, of the upper Front street. river, was in town yesterday, re N otice —Persons wanting car- turning by steamer Beta. perts woven, please call ou Mrs. Leaye your subscription at the F. A. White just across the street * “ Clyde” for all the Pacific const east of court house. daily and weekly papers. * C. W. Martin's hnve received A full assortment o f ladies’ coats their fall supply of overcoats, um and jackets just received nt C. W. brellas, etc. Fix yourself for the * Murtiu’s. Call early aud get your coming winter showers. choice. * Go and see Mrs. Moon’s grand Macy A Moore offer for Bale display of millinery before your their wall paper, paint and oil de neighbor takes eway the prettiest partment, This is a good business hat—just the oue you wanted. for small capital. For sale at at a sacrifice— Two People’s Horae Journal at C. A. Farms, and several town lots in Co- Gage’s for 14 mouths for 35c if quille. nonresident owners. Ban- you subscribe between now aud ford the Real Estate man has the bargains, as usual. * the 20th of October. Mrs. Geo. Martin returned from Myrtle Point Monday where she bad been for some time visiting with Mr. and. Mrs. J. VV. Huff. R. D. Sanford is offering some improved business property in Co- quille, at a price which will pay ‘JO per cent lental on investment. * A ppleboxes —The Lyons mill in this city is prepared to tarnish appleboxe patterns, sawn to per fect sizes aud ienghts at usual prices. * We learn that Mi. Ericson, the photographer, has purchased the gallery of Mr. Stratford, of Marsh field, and will move to that point this week. F or S ale —Seven choice calves and ten tons of good hay, at the Quick place on Lampey creek. Call on or address T. J. Owen Coquille City. W. H. Waddington, of Lampey creek, called on us yesterday aud placed on our desk samples of straw berries fresh from the patch. The berries are well formed, large in size, one measuring only a small fraction under two inches iu length, and the flavor reminded oue of May or June fruit. E. L. Arnold, formerly a so journer and miner in Coos county, uow of Dougins, was iu town yes terday, returning from Bandon homeward. He is miking pre parations to do some mining in southern Dougins, speaking very hopeful of his prospect. We sincerely hope he may succeed be- yond bis most hopeful expectations. Having purchased the team and business interest of J. P. Messer in the teaming and transfer busi ness heretofore conducted by us, I will hereafter conducted the same alone in our usual prompt man ner. Will deliver the mill wood at the usual pi ice aud do a general hauling business. W ill M ansell . "I wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine,” says W. W. Ma8singill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are many thousands of mothers whose children have been saved from attacks of dysen tery and cholera infantum who must also feel thankful. It is for sale by R. 8. Knowlton. JE W E L E R S, Baby shoes nt Pike & Sugg’s.' Go to Knowlton for Grass seed.* Several schooners arrived in the yesterday. The tug Triumph sailed from San Froncisco yesterday. Our old friend W. L. Hayter, of Arago, was in town yesterday. The Ladies of the M E. church will give a chicken dinuer Election day. * Dancers should not forget the social dance ou the night of the 13lh. Still e Riddlp, the cattle buyer o f Douglas couuty, was in towu today. The steamer Rota carries pas sengers to the dance nt this place on the night of the 13th free. See those nice vegetables at M. H. Hersey’s. I f you purchase tbem they will be deliveied free.* Clias. Houser, o f the Middle Fork, was in towu last week, dick ering with Jobosou, the sawmill mau. 120 acres of timber land to sell at a great sacrifice. R. D . S anford , Coquillo, Or. A protracted meeting will be held at tLe Christian church, be- giuning the 4th Sunday iu this month. Mrs. Capt. Levi Snyder, of the lower river, was in towu Saturday, returning from a visit up the river with her parents. W A T C H M AKERS, Our old friend, Lonnie Dickson, A full line of Bicyole fixtures at Pettit’s harness shop. * arrived from his Cape Nome trip J. N! Summerlin, of Lee was a by Mortiu’s Stage Saturday. Like so many having ubout the some business visitor in towu ou Thurs experience, Lonnie comes beme day. satisfied thPre ere other places Repairing, oiling nnd cleaning more desirable iu which to seek harness done at Pettit’s, Prices fortunes than the Nome country. reasonable. * Z. 1 . Siglin, tbe stock raiser of the isthmus, bad busiuess in our town Thursday. O P T IC IA N , No Goods AT HAWKINS' 13m t ISTew Ones, BESTFORTHE BOWELS Groceries, Hats and Caps; BOTH IN QUALITY AND PRICE. The Millinery goods of Mesdnmes Pike <fe Sugg buve arrived. Call and see them. * I f you h a v e n 't a regular, h ea lth y m ov em en t o f the b ow el« e v ery day. y ou 'ro sick, o r w ill be. K eep your bow els open, aud be well- F orce, in th e shape o f v iolen t ph ysic o r pill poison, Is da ngerous. T b e sm oothest, easiest, m ost p e r fe ct way o r keep in g the bow els cle a r aud cleau Is to tako Uucle Sol Spurgeon, who fniuted falling iu the fireplace oDe night two or three weeks ago, is still in a very eofedled condition. New Shoes, New Drygoods. Call and Inspect Our Beautiful Lines of Summer Goods* George Pettit has purchassd the stock of harness from F. Long & Son and will carry a complete stock o f everything in the harness line. * OIEL COQUILL F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in J o h n c w r æ E Œ ib T , bottom—sufficient for 25 or 30 P lea sa n t. P alatable, P otent. T aste G ood, D o G ood, N ever Sicken. W eaken, or G ripe. 10c, 2 J t , 50c W rite Proprietor J g j dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of fo r fr e e sam ple, and booklet on health. A d dress town, on rail and «‘rtgou roads to B u r l in g Rem edy C om pany, C hicago , M o n tre a l, Mow f o r k . 328 a Marshfield. Call at premises. New Management; *tf R. G. McQuioo. New Furnishings Throughout; Joseph and Jobu Lorenz, neph Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached. ews of our townsman, N. Lorenz, -------- -------------- are up from Trinity county, Cali Ta’ le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. All white help fornia, aud will look into some of New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Office nnd Reading Room the mining pospects of Coos county. These gentlemen are thorough miners and will no doubt be able Oocmill© City. Or. to find something that will interest general cutting, fittin g and m anu them when they have looked well W ill fa do ctu rin g o f ki^h grade m en 's cloth in g in up-to-date styles. over our mining districts. They lot o f pa terns from w hich you are at present enjoyiug a genuine I A splendid m ay make your selection, R. E- L. BEDILiLION, Proprietor, visit with Mr. L. aud family. j Speoial attention given to clea ning cloth in g f KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN F. S. Slagle, Merchant Tailor, TXJPPER HOUBEj B A N D O N ,’: O R E G O N . We are not so uncivil as to This Popular Resort is better prepared than ever to care for tbe Traveling Public. Headquarters for Traveling Business Men. Special inducements to Lead you by the ear into our store. Tourists and Families contemplating visiting this Famous Nor, are we so selfish as to ask you Summer R esoit—Bandon Beach. Rates, SI to SI.50 per day. L M. Strong, the popular teach er, who has just finished a term of school in the ltackleff district, made us a pleasant call yesterday. Geo. Martiu will start with bis stage for Itoseburg Thursday. All wishing lo make the trip will do well to see Mr. Martiu aud se cure a seat. E N G R AVER S, to trade with us altogether. F o r A\ But THE we have got goods to sell— and B a r g a i n s -<o°- fjO ^ E N T and we want a part of your trade. D emocrats , A ttention ! There will be a Democrats club organized at the Masonic hall next Thursday night. Conte out and do your whole duty as a Democrat. The wav we make you interested is by offering good goods at almost half prices. Should anything be found uot exactly as represeted we Surveyor Cathcart went to Grave) cheerfully refuud money. Ford yesterday to do some survey ing for Messrs. Devault and Ful Bach of these promises stand our honor and reputa Geo. A. Robinson Las just re- some, the latter having purchased cieved a big lot o f dry goods aud a portion of the farmers place. tion unstained all these times. Ericson, the photographer, went boots and shoes. His rnbbers for the winter have also arrived. to Bandon today. He smiled on KA W E M ATZ. Call and see them. * the H erald force en route. He W. A. Goodman and T. J. Krew will take charge of the gallery lately son have purchased the Flanders purchased at Marshfield the last of * © “lietnember the Fair Store stand. house-moving geer, aud are now the week. Following arc some of our prices: Celluloid collars, 5c. prepared to do anything in that A 20x40 foot addition is being Arm bands, 2 pairs for 5c. Brass Pins, 5c a card. lino with dispatch. built outo the Odd Fellows’ buid- Men’s fine black socks, 5c a pair. 15c Dress canvasB. 10c yard. Shoe buttons, 5c a gross. It wille the Pie Tins, 3 for 10c. At the beginning of the third i ing at the south side. Silver teaspoons, 25c a dozen. week of our school had swelled j same height as the main building 3-cornered saw files. 3 for 10c. Court plaster, 2 packs for 5c. from 212 to 249, al’ rooms in our| and an imposing square front put i Good over shirts, 25c np. Thimbles, 2 for 5c. new schoolhouse now being occu on the whole structure. 200 yds spool linen tlirCnd, 5c. Assorted steel pons, 25c n gross. pied, aud requiring six teachers. A. G. Aiken passed through this 10c Leather watch chain, 5c. Carpet tacks, 3 packs ior 5c. George Martin arrived Saturday place Saturday eu route to Rose Asbestos stove mats, 3 f6r 10c. I Good Japan Rice, 6c per lb. eveuing from Roseburg with the! burg to see his brother, David I Fruit jar funnel, 5c. j Sugar and Flour at the lowest following named passengers: Rev. Aiken, of Douglas couuty, who is Good Toilet soapB, 4 f6r 5c. market. Starch, 3 for 25c. lyiug very low, haviug suffered C. A. Hyott and wife, Bert True, New shades iu calicos, Ginghams Louuie Dickson and D. J. Bennett, j a stroke of paralysis. He was Dress lining, 2 yards for 15c. and Outing flannels just arrived accompanied from this place by Pink clrambray, 10c per yd. Dr. Moore requests settlement Imported tissue papers, 5c dozen, j Others too numerous to mention. his niece, Miss Ray Collier. of all accounts due him by the close Get our prices before bu ying else- Milk pail, 25c. Mrs. Geo. P- Topping, of Ban- of October. After that, he will be where. Nickel safety pins, 3 cards for 10c. compelled to place all uusettled don, visited her mother at this place, and sister, Mrs. Nelson accounts in the bauds of an attor ney for collection. * Smith, o f Fishtrap, during circuit, and remained to be present at the A. B. Daniel Rud S. G. White, wedding of her sister, Miss Thenie, of the Grande Ronde valley, were to M. D. Cutlip, o f Coos river, in town Saturday. They looking which took place Wednesday. — AT---- at the county with view o f locating. Rev. C. A. Hyatt, pastor in charge Mr. Daniel has a place iu view, if the roads are not too bad to bring of the work of the M. E Church, South, of this plnce, arrived with his family over. his wife by Martin’s stage Satur When a fellow’s in love, that’s day, and we find they are a fine his business; When a girl is in young couple, and we hope may Street Hals displayed on and after Wed. Sept. 24th. love that’s her business; and when be able to accomplish much good you want a neat present for your aud exteud the influence of the | On and after Sept., 24th grand display of Pattern Hats. Sweetheart you know the place to church. All hinds of Millinery Goods, Dress Trimmings and Linings, find it. Fancy Silhs, Yarns, Fancy-Worh Materials, Knit Goods\and Nou- W ilson J ewelry C o . A quite wedding took place at | g / ticS - the residence of Mrs. S. E. Wilkins, Miss Rogers our uew arrival PA J TERNS CUT AND STAMPING DONE TO ORDER. from Humboldt couuty, Cal., re of this place last Wednesday, when j lumed home with Miss Brown of M. D. Cutlip, of Coos liver aud Call and inspect her Goods. - - - Coquille City, Sept.i, 1900, near Riverton today, Miss Bmwn Miss Thenia Wilkins, were united having been visiting with the form in holy wedlock in the presence er named young lady at her home of members of the family and a few friends, Rev. E. L. Fitch per in this plnce. forming the cereraouy. Attachese D. J. Bennett, a late arrival from of our office were among the guests C. A. GAGE, Proprietor. California, is iD Coos county vis and fully appreciated Bud enjoyed iting two o f his daughters, resi the pleasant affair ae well as the dents of this county. One, Mrs. bouoiful supply o f weddiDg cake Arthur Braden,of the Middie Folk, served. The happy conplf de whom he has not seen for over 18 parted by north bound train im the years. Mrs. Fry, of Fairview, is mediately after the cermony for | also a daughter. the home of Mr. C. The H e r a l d j A new remedy for biliousness is joins their many friends in hearty i now on sale at R. 8. Knowlton’s congratulations and well wishes. Cigars. Totoaooo. Candles 2>Tu.ts Oranges, drug store. It is called Chamber Lem ons Soda W a ter. Some two weeks ago Mr. Chand-; lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. ler, manager of Coos-Bay-Rose- ^ It gives quick relief and will pre burg railroad had a survey made, vent the attack if given as soon as nnd has since made the necessary the first indication of the disease purchase of grounds for a depot! appears. Price, 25 cents per box. sitg, and yesterday morning No. 1 Samples free. * biougbt a special over with a crew of raeo and the work o f clearing the grouuds commenced in good earnest by tbe railroad men, how A S T R IC T L Y FIRST-CLASH ever, our townsman and hotel keep er, Jobu Cnrren, wus given the contract and put men to work at unon. The building will be put up at farther ei d of the cut at th » Thorough academic instructions. Tiu Allen Collier ploce, a beautiful site highest professorial training Farli aud conveniently located. This cacher a specialist. Beautiful ami will be a great convenience, aa the healthful location and home-like sur building heretofore ns-sl has been rounding«. inadeqnote aud a new, laige and "fall Term Begins Septem ber l o t h . commialio is depot will he duly ap p o in te d by our townspeople and Better Writef for CATALOGUE and further information, shippers as well traveling public.. W. M. CLAYTON, Prc. J. s. T UTTLE TEMPERANCE HOUSE Cocfuille Oity. Oregon. First-class ìd every respect; courteous treatment. ular Boarding aud Lodging. Transient and reg. White Labor. First street—east end o f bridge. «£■ D e a le r in J.W.LENEVE, S h oes, GEN’L MDSE. GROCERY. H a ts, D r y G o o d s, M e n ’ s ^ G lo th in g , Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails, Paints, Oils, etc. Oregon Flour per sack, 75 cts. Prunes, choice, per lb, 6 cts. Tomatoes, per can, 5 cts. Rice, 20 lbs for SI. Corn Meal, 10 lb sack, 25 cts. Soap ( laundry) 5 to 9 bars for 25 cts Oysters (good ) per can, 20 cts. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. See our $ 5 S u its , and higher; Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Tiu and Agate Ware, at low prices. N A IL S are lower. J Who Said Our Prices would be raised by-and-by? MILLINERY OPENING Well, we have RAZED them, for a fact— read the following: l i t . ©, i^ M o o N r s ), TITE “CLYDE” Best Pool and Billiard JableS m cm. Fresh Fruits by Every Sleamer Southern Oregon State Normal School, Ashland, Oregon. LEVI S T R A U S S & C O ' SPRING BOTTOM PANTS ^ N O R M A L SCHOOL. < Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, - - 50 cts Chamberlain's Colic Remedy, - - - 50 cts Chamberlain's Pain Balm, - - - 50 cts Chamberlain's Pills (St. Patrick’s), - 25 cts Porous Plasters (with a few exceptions) 25 cts Vaseline - - - - - - - - - - 10 cts Quinine still down. Inquire at our store for price. 35 35 35 15 15 5 cts cts cts cts cts cts M ACY A MOORE. W ilson jewelry co. f M - DE A LER S IN Fine Jewelry, Watches, Clochs, Siluerware, Optical Goods, Musical Instruments. Of W E DO R E P A IR IN G FI do Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry. We do all work promptly. We do it well. We do it at the lowest possible price. We try to please our customers. No order too largo or small for our prompt and careful attention. W o Solicit "STcur Patronage. D yes T e ste d a n d F itt e d — T r y Us TTA R R Y S M A IL AND PASSENGER STAGE LINE, BETW EEN COQUILLE C I T Y J N D M ARSHFIELD. F in«, ro o m ? C onch, g o o d tenni.cnrefnl, skilled driver, nnd prom pt delivery. Leaves C oan ille nt, 1 o 'c lo c k p. a rriya »1 Marshiield at <» p. in. Leaven Marshfield at C» o 'c lo c k a. m. each day, arriving a l C oqn ille City at II a. in. C O L H A R R Y , Proprietor.
