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T U E SD A Y . JAN. 22, 1901.
L O C A L ITEM S.
Call on Hawkina tor auvthicg
*
and everything.
J. P. Barkdall, of Norway was
down to town Friday.
School Books and all school sup
plies at Knowltou’a.
*
Oar friend J. W. Felter, of Ban-
don, was 111 town Thursday.
The schooner Albion was towed
to nur wharves yesterday eveuing.
Have yoar comfortables made by
the M. E. church ladies 50 cents
each.
*
J. A. Radabaugb, with his two
little girls, took in our town Thurs
day.
See the beautiful Stereoscopio
Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s
store.
*
Miss Maude Repd went to Marsh
field Friday after a visit oo the
l o W I W I t o M K W f i-t-x ■ 1 „
TJro choice lots with new four-
room house for sate cheap. Inquire
o f p. H. J sines, Coquille City. *
Attorney 8. D. Pullford, of Myr
tle. Point, registered at Hotel Co.
quille the latter part of the week.
“ Academy Notes,” a very inter
esting communication from onr
high school «.crowded out this week.
Quality and not, quantity makes
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers such
valuable little liver pills. R. S.
Knowlton.
Mrs. A. D. Walcott returned to
tbe bay the first pf the week, hav
ing spout several days visitiDg on
the lower river.
N o t ic e — Persons wanting car
ports woveu, please call on Mrs.
F. A. White just across the street
east of court house.
A good home on a site of 1J
acres beautifully located in the towu
of Myrtle Point. For particulars
call at the H erald office.
E. W. F ahy.of nearBandop, was
called by busiuess to Marshfield
Friday.
He and several others
went over from this place by stage.
Krewson and Goodman have
opened up a carpenter shop in the
old school building and are pre
pared to do all kinds of carpeuter
work.
Our townsman J. A. Jackson
who has recently leased the large
dairy farm of Capt. C. H. Butler,
o f this place, moved up to the place
Thursday.
"David McNair, of near Myrtle
JPoiut, went to Bandon the middle
o f the week returning on Saturday.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
Saturday afternoon.
W a n te d —to exchange Oregon
City and Clackamas county prop
erty. Call or address Mrs. L. E.
Thsyet, over Macy & Moore’s Piisr-
inacy, Coquille City, Oregon.
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We have a letter from Isom
Walker who advertised a herd of
cows for sale in our last, sta tlD g
that be hod sold all the cattle and
complemented the H erald as an
advertising medium.
The Mandalay cleared from Coos
bay Wednesday after scouting a
deckload of lumber. She was not
direct from the city to the bay as
the Mail stated, but bad beeu in
the Coquille aud taken on her cargo
o f coal before going to the bay.
We are now clubbing
with
Bryan's new paper.tb» Commonei,
published at Loncoin, Nebraska.
All wishing to read a paper pub
lished by this much talked of poli
tician can do so at the cost o f 50cts.
extra with the H erald , we giving
the two papers for $2.
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Chas. Metlin, o f Marshfield,
brought Rev. Horsfall and wife to
this place by stage on Thursday as
the trains are not able to ran as
yet on account of the track being
damaged by the the recent high
water. They proceeded to Baudon
by steamer where Mr. H. tilled his
regular appointment.
Get your Dishes at Hersey's.
*
For carpet warp all colors go to
Hawkins.
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The sohooner Mayflower was
tewed to sea Friday.
Hicks, tha photographer, makes
36 stamp photos for 50 cants.
Geo. P. Stewart, of Myrtle Poiut,
went to Marshfield Saturday.
Call early and leave yonr orders
with the Coos Co. Marble works. •
If you want a genniue shave by
a real artist, go to MoDODald’s.
Patronize Home and bave your
cemetery work donent Coquille. *
W. C. Sanderson, one o f Ban-
don's leading merchants, was in
town Thursday.
Salvation Army meetings at the
little church touigbt, tomorrow
night and the next night.
JE W E L E R S, W A T C H
See the haudy calendar on 4th
page of H erald .
The Steamer Argo sailed from
Baudon for Ban Fraucisco on Fri
day.
Jamea Costello, of Bandon. paid
our city a short business visit yes
terday.
We give tbe Commoner, Bryan’s
new paper, and the H erald for $2
per year.
Jasou Raudleman, o f Norway,
weut down tbe river Thursday on
business.
Mr. Kuowlton has received his
supply of valentines for tbe ooming
valentine’s day.
The Cooe County Marble Co.
spend their money at borne. Why
patrouize outside firms.
Hawkins offer tbe best goods
for the lowest cash prices to be
found ou the Coquille River.
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OB BALE—U7 Acres of Land, W mile
froui Norway, Coos comity. Known
as the MoClary place. For pationlara. oall
on
HENRY GRADY.
jan2ot4
Norway. Oregon.
F
Eugineer Frank Barrows, o f the
All patrons o f the Coquille steamer Dispatch is putting in
creamery will please call at the place a fine duplex Blake pump
store of J. W. Leneve for the pay on that steamer.
for their December milk.
The engagement of Miss Alice
I f you have a boose or barn that E. Rodgers, of this city to G. P.
you want moved call on Krewson 8tewart, of Myrtle Point lias been
Si Goodman they have all kinds of announced.— Marshfield Sun.
tools to do the work on short no
A. E. Crouch aod C. J. Bradley,
tice.
* o f Camas Valley, passed through
The
We are glad to be able to note towu yesterday baywards.
the fact that Uncle Sol J. McClos- former will visit James C iocb, of
key is much improved and that we North Slough, an uncle.
may hope to see him up agniu ere
Such little pills as DeWitts Little
long.
Early Risers are very easily taken,
There will be preaching in the and they are wonderfully effective
“ little church” Sunday morning in cleansing the liver and bowels.
and evening. The public is invited R. S. Knowlton.
to all services.
Prof. Hawkins took charge of
M. O. B rink , M. E. C.
the first intermediate room in onr
A. F. Araut, o f Rosebnrg, public school yesterday morning
brought a Mr. Jorey over from aod the pntire school started in
Rosebnrg on horseback to Mvrtle the first uf the week in good shape.
Poiut, the load being too bad foi
F or S ale —At half value a beau
stHgiug.
tiful little gasoline launch 17 feet
By order of tbe Ministerial A s long iu perfect running order.
sociation, the ministers of the sev Price $75.
Apply to C Uomander.
eral churches of this city are in
Coquille City, Or.
vited to preach on the Sabbath ques
tion next Sunday evening.
The people of Myrtle Point
M. O. B rink , Sec.
should lemember that Dr. Strange
R. Laughead was a passenger on will he in tbeir town tbe first six
the Areata from San Francisco her days in February. He does ODly
Inst trip and went to Bandon Sat first-class dental work and at reason
urday where he will visit onr friend, able prices.
J. A. Laughead, of whom we
Farm for Sale. My Home place
believe he is a relative.
joining Coquille City.— 73 acres
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in tiue land— Neat and
substantial
bottom—sufficient for 25 or 30 improvements. Price right BDd
dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of terms easy.
town, on rail and wagon roads to
R. D. S anford .
Marshfield. Call at premises.
Rua Johnson, of this place, re
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R. G. M c Q uioo .
turned tbe last o f tbe week from
Captain J. H. Conner, o f the a visit of several months in Hum
Salvution Army at Marshfield, boldt county, California. J. Me-
came oyer yesterday and began Call and J. W. Vergin o f that
a series o f meetings in the little county were passengers on the
church last eveniug.
Come out seme boat—tbe Aicata— and arp
and help to make the meetiugs in now taking in onr town.
teresting.
F. A. Tozier had the misfortune
The merited reputation for cur to cut a finger very badly Sunday
ing piles, sores aud skin diseases while whittling kindlings. An art
acquired by DeWitt’a Witch Hazel ery being severed, he experienced
Salve, has led to the making of some trouble in getting the blood
worthless counterfeits. Be sure to stopped.
He will be obliged to
get only DeWitt’s Salve. R. 8. desist from bis labors at cutting
Knowlton.
Marble for a few days a least.
Our friend S. J. Wilson, o f R iv
H. W. Dunham, chief engineer
erton, who was bo severely hurt by on the government towboat Brick,
falling rock in tbe coalmine at has been nnder the weather of late
that place some five weeks ago, suffering from la grippe. Chas.
was able 10 come to town Saturday. Frederick took his place for a day
He uses crutches yet, but we hope or so last week, but Chas. Rogers,
to see him all right soon.
of the bay side, cam« over Wednes
The Fraternal Aid Association day to take his place till he re
at this place seems to be taking on covers,
renewed life.
Several initiations
Charles Felter writes from San
have tnkpn place recently and it Francisco of his arrival there and
seems as though a greater iuterest of still being ou tbe sick list, but
is being manifest iu this fraternity. that he is recovering. He expects
A big eat was enjoyed nt tbeir last soon to bn sent from the hospital
meeting and general good social to the barracks. He bas been m
time was bad.
the service uear four years, a great
This season there is a large death portion of the time on the battle
rate among children from croup and ship Oregon.
lung trouble. Prompt action will
In speaking in our last issue of
anve the little ones from these terri Prof. L. R. Edmunds being en
ble diseases. We know of nothing gaged in teaching his 60th term of
so certain to give instant relief as school in the Fishtrap district onr
One Minute Cough Cure. It can typo made us ssy 16th term. This
also be relied upon in grippe and was bit» 60th successful term, and
nil throat and lung troubles of tbe patrons of thatdistrict congrat
adults. Pleasaut to take. R. 8. ulate themstlves ou baviug had so
Knowlton.
efficient a teacher.
Wo learn that Mr. Biogham, o f
near Fishtrap, had the misfortune
to lose about fifty hives o f bees by
the late high water. This is to (re
very much regretted, ns Mr. B. was
getting a good start o f fine bees as
well as fine fowls. We hope be
may soon get these replaced and
have everything in good running
order again.
O. A. Kelly, of Rivertoo, was in
town Friday oinking oat some deeds
n «R A .
to property he has recently Bold H oll . kb . a i —At Fmrriew, Jnnnnrv 9, 1901,
to Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hollenbenk, s
in Kansas. He also fixed np bis
daughter.
notarial bc^d having recently been W i n « » —In Coquille City, Jsnnsry 21,1901,
to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Walker, a son.
appointed a notary public by Gov
ammac * —On Fishtrap dannate 19, 1901,
ernor Geer, and is cow a fall v H to
Mr. aud Mrs. W. M. Hammack, a son.
fledged officer, ready to do all
notarial work on short notice. He
n u :n .
brought up our friend J. V. Foster R a a ia - In Starhock. Waahirßton, January
•■a witness to the legal transaction. 1 15. 1901. little Donald, infant son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Dr. Baker, aged 7 months.
Pepsin preparations often fail to
relieve indigestion because they
can digert only albuminous foods.
There is one preparation that digests
all classes of food, anil that ia Koilol
Dyspepsia Cure.
It cjres the
worst cases of indigestion and gives
instant relief, for it digests what
you eat. R. S. Knowlton.
C. A. Craddock and family went
over to the bay Friday preparatory
to tbeir departure for their fntore
borne at Redding, California. We
are extremely sorry that this highly
respected family ia compelled to go
away, but what will be onr loss will
be Redding's gsin.
We hope to
see them return in (he Dear future.
E N G R A V E R S,
We are iold that GnMit Harry is
quite ill.
Allen Urqubart, of Rivertoo, waa
in town yesterday.
F. E. Wileon, of Sumner, went
to Myrtle Poiut ibe latter part of
B ro a
» n n iu . I
t»»*ry day. yom’F
the week with a rig end took Miss bowala
bow*U open, end be i
violent pn/sle or pUI _
Millie Beyers who bas been attend smoothest,
easiest, most p.------- - ,
ing school at the Utter named bowels clear and clean la to take
place home for a vacation. He i
CANQV
tells ns tbe rpads nre a fright.
CATHARTIC
F arm for R e n t —24 miles from
Coquille, well a d sp te llcr dairying; i
will c«rry 30 head of cows or more;
fair house and good bstu on place, j
Horse team. 14 cows and farming
tools included. Euquire of
I
H S McAdams
a tC A O B ra S. a « . . , »lck.ii
Oar friend and former towns-
mau Sam Norton, well and favor.
ably known throughout the county,
arrived by the last Areata from
Grand Junction, Colorado. He in
forms us that his brother, Eugene
Norton, for seveisl yrars an em
The recent storm has retarded ploye of the H erald is located at
shipping o f late, I ut no serious ac that point and is doing well.
cidents baye been teported.
The Marble shop in this city is
nearly full o f finished woik ready
for the ceniclary when the weather
settles.
Anyone wishing a rare bargain
Attorney E. C. Green, o f Myrtle
in a good spring wagon nr cart will Point, spent seveial days tbe latter
dp well to address G. W. Canning part of the week in this city.
at Marshfield.
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Have yon seen those beautiful
dinuer sets at the I. X. L.P If
not, you should go at once and
take tLem io.
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M AKERS,
For Sale.
Rpstirnmrrt' -wad.* oonfeoliunery
combined. A Ghod bbsrkeos. Mast
sell at oiled.
C. T. S k e e ls , Prop.
The>BtpRmer Mandalay sailed
from the bay Wednesday, having
gotten her deck-load of lumber at
tbe Bay city mill instead of Cres
cent city as she had expected, tho
weather being eo rough it was un
safe to try to land there.
She
managed to get tbe coal from the
bankers of the Liberty mine whi|e
in tbe river, before goiDg to the
bay.
Judge J. H. Sobroeder and es
timable wife have been visiting
their daughters Mrs. H. S Kribs
and Mrs. Al Hite also Mrs. Scliroe-
der’s brother, V. N. Ferry and
fami|y.
They took the steamer
Saturday for the lower riyer where
they will visit another daughter,
Mis. T. P- Hanley and family. We
acknowledge pleasant visits from
tbe Judge while in town.
A letter from Starbuck, Wash-
ington, from a Miss Jessie Alex
ander, to Mrs. Wilkins, of this
place, informs her ot the death of
her little gisDdson, Donald Bak?r,
infant bou of Mr. and Mrs. Dr.
Baker, ot that place. Tbedoctorhad
accompanied Miss Bertha Wilkins
as far ns Portland on her way
home, and while there a landslide
occurred on tbe railroad between
Portland and Starbuck, detaining
him a day or so, aud tbe baby took
pneumonia during his absence an]
died on tbe 15tb. Mr#. Baker, nee
Mies Martha ¡Wilkins, formerly o f
this place, .has the; *yrapatby of
many friends in this county.
A New Service.
Next Sunday morning an entirely
new service will be rendered, which,
it is believed, will prove intensely
interesting and belpfnl.
At the
evening service tbe pastor will
preach on
FOOT-WASHING.
The leading question in this ser
mon will be “ Is foot-washing a
church ordinance?”
An earnest
effort will be made to make clear
tbe meaning of the text “ Ye ought
also to wash one another’s feet.”
J. M. H unter
Paster Christain Church.
OPTICIAN.
JEWELRY CO.
"¡j I Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, clocks,
OPTICAL GOODS—Gold Pens
and Fountain Pens.
Sewing Machine Needle and Supplies.
Fine Watch repairing and
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Pownt.TMWOooi. DoOooi.
W .ak.n, or Grip« 10*. Ue. Km Writ*
for free tuw la. sad book!» on b «lth . Adlr—
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If F £P YQIIR BLOOD CLE AN
l' k t r , U U n DLUWU
A. D. Morse. Esq., o f BandoD,
was up to see usyesterdsy.
C hallenge .—We the members of
tbe Coquille City Football Team,
do hereby challenge the Marshfield
team to play a game of football at
Coquille, Coos county Oregon, on
the 22nd day o f February, 1901, for
A purse of one hundred dollars-now
offered. Your traveling and hotel
expenses will be paid.
This proposition to be accepted or
refuged at once. And unless ac
cepted by the 24th day of the pres,
cut mouth, it will be considered re
fused.
Dated this 22nd day of January,
1901.
C. A. Gage, Mgr.
Oar enterprising townsman aud
barber, Marshall McDonald, hav
ing gotten all in readiness, moved
into bis new apartments the Intter
part of the week, opening up for
business Saturday morning. We
now bave a baiPer and shaving par
lors of which a much larger city
might well feel proud. Tbe new
equipments which were recently
received from tbe Lewis-Stenger
Barber Supply Go., of Portland,
consists of two Koch’s Pedestal
Hydraulic chairs of black leather
finish nickle mounted, tbe latest
aod best in the market, also an
antique oak combination of beauti
ful design, containing two French
beveledged mirrors 44x64 inches
aod Italian marble topped work
6tand as well as an individual mug
rack with a capacity of 72 mugs.
The waslistaod is of Italian marble
with nickle plated fixtuies through
out, and a thing of beauty as well
as convieoce. While the large
shops of the cities contain more
chairs aod have a capacity for em
ploying more workmen, etc., there
are none with more modern or
higher classed fnrniture in the
state. T be patrons of Mr. McDon
ald may congratulate themselves
on being able to enjoy a service
equal in skill BDd general surround
ings to tbe best shops o f tbe large
cities.
How is Vour tye Sigh t?
In commencing to wear glasses—
you should buy the Best, as the
cheaper grades are liable to distor
the rays of light, disturb the angles
of vision, cause pain and discomfort
and injure instead of improving the
sight Wo carry only first quality
glasses. Eyes tested, examined and fitted properly. Special attention
paid to children.
LORENZ’S Store.
The Leader* in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures.
The Biggest Values for Your Money.
D o n 't fa il to e x a m in e o u r S t o c k
OF
LADIES’ AND CENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' and
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies'
Tailor-made Ouer-Skirts, Groceries, Provis
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders for
Tailor-made Clothing. •
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our aim is Quick
Sales and Small Profits. We want
your trade and will use our best endeavors
to keep it, by selling you the Best of Goods at the
Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON,
N. LORENZ, Prop.
Coos Co. M arble! Granite Works.
\arble, Granite and Sandstone
Monuments, Headstones and
Copings.
re made to order in any design
i desired, all kinds o f cemetery
1 stone cutting and carving done.
Notice of H nal Account.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed her final account as the ad-
rainistratrix o f the estate of C. A. Ballard,
deceased, and that Thursday the 14th day
o f February has been set by the oonnty
court for Coos county, Oregon, as the day
for hearing objection«! to said final aocount
and the settlement of said estate.
Dated this 14th day o f Jan. 1901.
N k llik M . M a c k l in ,
'ight here in Coquille City, Coos
[ county,
Administratrix o f the estate of O. A. Bal
lard, deceased.
Treasurer’s Notice.
K elieve us, we are here to stay,
* * our Prices are the lowest.
et us prove it to you, by either
corresponding or calling at our
works.
ach and every customer treated
with the utmost courtesy, all
work Guaranteed to be ‘‘First-
Class, " in workmanship and mat-
N
OTICE is hereby given that all County
Warrants endorsed prior to June 1,
1898, will be paid on presentation at my
office in Coquille City, Coos county, Oregon.
No interest will be allowed after Deo.
10, 1900.
This 6th day o f Deo., 1900.
L
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J. B. DCLLKY,
County Treasurer.
Administrator’s Notice.
N
o t ic e
is h e r e b y
o in e n
that
tho undersigned hAS been dnly np-
, pointed administrator of the estate o f 8.
F. Moon, r'eceased, by order o f the oonnty
court o f the state o f Oregon in and for the
county of Coos, which said order was duly
entered in the reoords of said county on
the 2nd day of October, 1900, and letters of
administration have been issued to him.
All persons haying olnims against said
estate are hereby required to present them
with the proper vouchers within six months
from the date o f this notice, to the under
signed, at his residence about 7 miles nbove
Fairview, Coos oonnty, Oregon, or at the
office o f C. L. Moon, Coquille City, Coos
oonnty, Oregon.
Dated at Coquille City, Coos county,
Oregon, thi« 23 day of November, A. D.
1900.
PATR O N IZE
HOME
INDUSTRY.
F. A. TO ZIER & SON,
Managers.
E dw ard M oon ,
Administrator o f the estate ot 8. F. Moon,
deceased.
T. G. ECOLES,
COQUILLEfe;
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W New Management;
I New Furnishings Throughout;
I Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
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Tal le servirò the equal of any in southern Oregon. All wbite help
Bar attached; :• : Large and comfortable Office and Reading Room
D e a le r in »»
J.W. LENEVE,
Sh oes.
H a ts,
D ry Goods,
M e n 's
C loth in g,
Groceries, Notions. Stationery, Tin and Agate Ware, Nails,
Paints, Oils, Stoves, etc.
When threatened by pneumonia
or any other lung trouble, prompt
relief is necessary, as it ia dangerous Oregon Flonr per sack, 85 cts.
to daisy. We would suggest that Prunes, choice, per ft, 6 cts.
One Minute Cough Cure be taken Rice, 20 fts for # 1.
as soon as indications of having Corn Mesl, 10 It' saek, 25 cts.
taken cold are noticed. It cures
qnickly and its early use prevents Soap (laundry) 5 to 10 b a rs ,25 cts
consumption. R.
S Kuownltou. ! Oysters (good > [>er «a s, 20 cts.
Painter, Paperhanger, Inside decorator and grainer.
r.
make a Specialty of Sign work, and also carry a full stock
or WALLPAPER.
Estimates cheerfully furnished on all
Classes of Worl(. { if s -
Slyop oqe door nortl) or PHARMACY BUILDING.
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j Men’s acd Boys’ Clothing.
See oar 3 1 5 l o $ 1 0 S u i t e .
j «Dd higher; Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots and Himes.
D oo’t fail to see something new in
) Granite Ware.
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"W . Q. B E N H A M
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Proprietor.
Coquille City, Or.
General Graying and Hauling a Specialty.
Commercial Men
Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point Good l|igs.
Good Teams, Rates Reason able.