Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, February 12, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Clyde Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments. i M anlifluld ban. t Accidenti SNooimg- — - I John Wiklan.l was in town this P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y th e sad iutellicence of the acci-1 week with his largo fishiDf; hoet -------- (letital shout ini' o f Hanimy Rowan, lo a d ed to the puuwale with herring. D. F. Dean, Editor and Proprietor. ° f risbtrap reached us late yester- He struck a school in the lower hay day evening. It seems he had and was no time in catching all he C o u n t y O f f ic ia l P a p e r . oeen duck buut’ ug, and ns he was could care for A „ o r c W r 4 ol 12 ¡eceB re. i D evoted to the material and social up j passing the store o f W. H Sebroe- 6-nlding o f the CoquiHe Valley particularly and o f Coos County generally. dPl* a t A r n g o , A ll kinds of soft drinks and finecigars. It’s Up to Ton. hf B VUK hearsing and will furnish rno-ic for Ins gnu by the store building, when the drama “ Between the Acts.” ; an eight-year-old son of John This combination of musical taleut j Cliuton took up the gnu and was T illy |>ll>rtt 1» kept on file at E. C. DIKE’S will prove sn attractive feature of 1 11 lo I .‘«I I ll Advartiaiutf Agency, 04 ami «6 looking at it and accidently dis the entertainment. Merchants’ Kxchiuge, 8au Francisco, California, want- jntrufta for advertising can be made for It. charged the weapon, the chnige Contractor Jacobson was in town striking Sammy in the hack o f the A Trip to Norway. neck and slightly to one side. He Bcveral days last week. He expects * « » « ■ »• M B S iU n H H ----- was picked up for dead and carried to have the improvement work on ! 7 * v ' •, What an Expert says of £ On Wednesday of last week as mto the store, hut some ten tum the Coos Bay harbor completed,1 t A Good Chance to Win > $ our Premium our friend, J. L. Rnmlleman, of Nor- utes latter showed sigus o f life and shortly, when he Will go to San j a Magnificent Piano. was summoned. Dr. l ’ranoisco, where his company has a Piano. way, passed down the river to at- 8 doctor contract involving over $1100,000, j patieut yes- T 2 1 tend to some business matters at Culin visited the •; CoQun,!,*, Jan. 1901. * let in that city. > We offer to our custo-ttj | t?rday evening aud thought him the largest ever . * J. 8. K ankmutz . Esy., « Parkersburg he gave us a kind in in a very precuiious condition. * ,e wor* requires the building of * merrt a mngnifieient Piano £ f Dear Sir: ijtfaa premium No 1. not-® vitation to accompany him home H e was vet alive this morning aud two W8tei froDt depots aud several I have, this * For next 5 days only, we offer the pure apple Vinegar h withstanding the lowest * | Mr. Jacobson has ¿ d a y , thoroughly exam-3 on Stsurday for the purpose of at the doctor has goue to see him hirge docks. jg pri« t*H ut which we an* * for 25c per gallon, ( Retail only!') iued the Fischer Piano | 5 * selling our goods. Jj> tending the Literary Society’s en again. This is a thing v n y rntteb made numerous friends during his! f The Piano is one of the j No. 66566 which you y to be deplored, as Sammy is an st8J' on the b8>' and we know will tertainment and debate to take l best standard instruments £ 25c Gent's fancy suspenders for 15c (for two weeks only. exemplory young man aud it is be 88 successful in that line else- ¿j are offeriug as prenii- ? manufactured by Fishers. place that evening, which invita the sincere hope of the whole com- where. 1 uni to your customers, j j Its usual price is from M 50c Pompador comb, stone setting, for 25c. tion was accepted, By noon Satur mnnity that he may recover. A and will say $hat the in- j \ $.300 to $400. | D ie d .— A t Gardiner, Feb, 1,1001, j Every cusu*mer of ours instrument is . in every i, day we hud shaped matters to go i L a t e b — Death occurred at 2<‘p. Mrs. Sarah A. Stemmerman, aged 72 50c Ladies' ribbed Union suit, for 35c. J *uay take chances in the u jjg particular one o f the £ and was off by the Reta in due tim e,1 m t<x,Hy- | yf1818; The remains were brought | J guessing contest of a jar J* y highest standard. Its ® ■ , . ... . i r, . . . . j to this place Sunday and interred in ! g* of > leans peas, etc., fre e ? enjoying very pleasaut ride with in- Day after tomorrow is St. V a len -1 - - - J A hand lamp, with chimney, burner and wick complete, & of charge and win the ^ action nnd tone are un- S the South Coos River cemetery on ; vincible Captain McCloskey. Arriv- tine’s day. ¡J Piano. surpassed. the same date. The obsequies were j 25c. ing at the home of our friend in due \ I’ ° r the nicest Valentines go to presided over by Rev. McClelland. | A. L ineback , 3 , ■ , i t , Know I Iton ton s. The scheme is a legiti- 3 Representative o f C. A. j £ Deceased leaves six children iu these I season, aud enjoyed a splendid sup Mopsticks, 10c. S Whale, PmnoDealer. i mate one from moral J Julius Ga=s, for a loag time parts to mourn her loss. per with his estimablo family, all j standpoint, you pay noth- $ connected with the Central Meat Good rolled oats regular price 3 1-3 per pound, spe J ing for the piano, you & Tne schoouer James Seunett willj were off for literary. The house— Market, o f this place, with his wj make no bet, you draw be ready for the water ere a fo r t-! Five Cents Items. cial price 2 for 5c. Ilced’s hall— was soon filled to over wife, departed by the steamer 3 no lot. The piano is a Jjj night has elapsed. This is ono o t ! present to our customers ^ Blench Muslin, 5c. flowing, standing room all being oc Mandalay for Sau Francisco for the finest schooners to bo launched to show our appreciation * Spi ci a! purchase in Rio roast coffee 2 pounds Coat Collar Springs, 5c. cupied. The evening exercises were residence. S of their continued patron- from the ways in Marshfield. She Pauts’ Buttons, 5 doz for 5c. p ago. It is as harmless as ^ for 35 c. introduced by an instrmental selec-' ^*>e bentral Meat Market nDder has fine lines, is well fastened and Infants’ Bibs, 5c. tfe * any parlor game, and any- ^ [ its new management has received her timbers nro of that superior ti >u by the Messrs. Myers on violin ftS one from a child to a min- Deviled ham 5c. a thorough rpuovating, p&iutiug wood grown in Coos county and inter of gospel can safely in- J: Mucnroui, per pound, 5c. with oigan accompaniment. Miss umide and straightening up aud everywhere known for its tenacity % dulge in. Hops, per pack, 5c. •SB***; fX'JNt* m Borthy Prather was the first to ap -'u ow present a neat aud tidy ap- and lasting qualities. Wo under poar on the stage, giving a recita pearence. stand that a five roasted schooner is Apron and neck-tie party at Ma to follow her on the ways. tion. Little Miss Ruby Randlemnu A1 Smith returned from his min appeared next, racitiug “ Two Little sonic H ill Saturday night. A d mittance, gents 25 ceDts, ladips ing claim in the Salmon Mountain Girls.” without neck-tie and apron, 15 district this week after a brief stay Then came the play entitled “ The cents and with neck-tie and apron, o f a couple of weeks. A ll is chock Persecuted Dutchmau” in three acts, free. AH invited. This includes full of enthusiasm and the nuggets Card of Thar ks. a lively aud laughablo farce pre supper. displayed on his return are enough M is. C. A. Hanscom, o f this to give one a bad case of gold fever. sented by the follow ing caste of — FRO M — We, the updersigned, take this i characters: “ The Persecuted Dutch place, received a letter from her With a pick and shovel A1 cleaned method of offering our heart felt I daughter, Mrs. O. A. Wheeler, of up $26 in ten hours work, which is thanks to the good people o f R iv man or the Original John Schindt,” of Lake count), California, inform the richest. K ind of diggings. His Charles Carl; “ Cnptaiu Blowbard,” ing her of the death o f Grandma claim covers one mile of creek and erton and also the management of | the Liberty mine for the many nets \ W illie Hoover; “ Hon. Augustus Wheeler which occurred there o p the gravel is easily handled when of kindness aud sympathy as well | the 4th o f this month. Grandma there is water. It is safe to say Clearstarch,” Hermann Carl; “ Miss as valuable assistance rendered Arabella Blowbard,” Miss M illie Wheeler lived several years iu this that he has a bonanza in sight. during the time S. J. Wilsou was city and was well aud favorably disabled from injuries received in Talbot; “ The landlady,” Mrs. Arm- ; known by many and loved by a To The Deaf. the 6aid mine. S. J. W ilson , strong; “ The landlord,” W illie Carl; i large circle of friends. • M rs . 8. J. W ilson . A rich lady cured of her Deafness “ Perseverience,” Miss Ida Talbot; j The James boys, Charles and -------- ( -------- purchased the nnd Noises in the Head by Dr. Richest Gold-Bearing Quartz, “ Teddy,” Johnny Carl; “ Cousin Harvey, have T h ere seems to be a renenewed Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums, steamer Fawn from O. R. W illard Soberly,” Caleb Robison, interest taken in bl icksacd mining ground by nature’s hand into g o ld gave $10,000 to his Institute, so and will replace the machiuerv o f late. Jn^on Randlemau and laden gravel, from 50 to GOO feet in The parts were all well sustained, removed from her and put her in that deaf people unable to procure and the performance a credit to nil first class running order at once, the Ear Drums may have them free. Nathon Barklow are making ar depth over the entire property. In who participated, and was well re which will put them in a position Address No. 105-57. The Nicholson rangements to make a thorough addition, Company owns Oda Fellows Building test o f a machine lately introduced 1 4 M IL E S ceived and highly appreciated by to d o a tn u ch better busiuess and Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New by Henry Howe, of Arizona, in the York. U. 8. A . _______ in length of river bed, each mile of in a tnoro satisfactory manner the entire audience. near future. I t is to be hoped it than ever before. The Fawn is which contains many millions of Notice of Final Account. will prove a success. At the close of play the debute fast and a good boat for towing --------------- gold, situated on the R io Grande, in Notice is hereby *iven that the under was announced and the speakers purposes. W h ile the boys have signed has filed her final account aa the ad- Largest and most modertdy equipped parlors in the county, There is no^ better medicine for Taos Co., New Mexico. soon occupied tho rostrum, und done quite well with the little I ministratrix o f the estate of C. A. Ballard, babies than Chamberlain’s | deceased, and that Thursday the 14th day the full line of Barber’s supplies."^i3 OVER followed each other in rapid sucres- Maria, they will bo much better ! of February has been set by the county Cough Remedy. I t ’s pleasant taste i court for Coos county, Oregon, as the day I equipped in the future and will be sion with sharp and well timed re-1 j for hearing objections to said final acoount aud prompt and effectual cures able to give entire satisfaction. I and the settlement of said estate, make it a favorite with mothers marks and keenly guarded points j Jan. 1901. W hile at Norway recently we i Dated this 14th day N of and small children. It quickly cures j ? l l ie M. M a cklin . till quite a late hour. The subject took occasiou to examine the old Administratrix of the estate oi 0. A lin t-! th e ir c o u g h s nnd cold s, p r e v e n tin g : for discussion was, “ Resolved tliat cherry tiees on the Perry place nnd lard, decease d. _______ j pneumonia or other serious conse- intemperance has caused more mis measure them, noticing that they A good home on a site of l^ iquences. I t also cures croup and ery than War.” The judges were were certainly the largest we had acres beautifully located in the town has been used in tens of thousands J. H. Barklow, Heury Allen and ever seen, and have since enquired of M yrlle p oint. F or particulars o f cases without a single failure so concerning them. Our townsman,, C(4„ at thp H e iìa ld office. far as wo have been nble to learn, George Clinton who gave the decis V. N. re rry tells C8 he planted the . . . ,T . D • n I t not only cures croup, but when ion iu favor of tho affirmative, two largest o f then, fortv-two years ago , M !S8 M.a«B ,e. 5 ° « er8’ , ° r C,,n- given as soon as the creupy cough Hum M AD E TO to one. This feature of the program and it measures teu'feet in circum- '” ''K |l8"b intended going to boldt county for a visit, but missed appears, will prevent the attack. fereuce nnd is in perfect health aud proved highly entertaining, and the steamer. 8lie will go nextjim e. In cases of whooping cough it liquefies the tough mucus, making instructive, aud showed to a marked grows enormous crops o f the fiuest C hief Engineer Chas Frederick, cherries. This tree has a spread degree the benefits these young of limbs o f oyer 50 feet. It occurs late of the stenmer Antelope, goes it easier to expectorate, aud lessens tlie severity and frequency of the people nro receiving from these dis to ns that there is a valuable lesson to San Francisco ou the A rgo and paroxysms of coughing, thus de- by n Gecloßist and Mining Expert of world 1 will seek employment in other - . . . .. , , reputation, Professor Benjamin Silli- | cussions. for fruit men to learn in the plant .. , , ... .-. /,. I ,, I . I priving that disease of all dangerous wide fields. \\ e wish Charley the best 1 - „ . , u man. who spent several months there, then j ing o f cherry trees in this section. A t the close of the debate tbo _____ ß. . consequences. T o r sale by K. o. being connected with the United States sur lonsequei f success wherever he sees fit to W e have uoticed that the majority veying corps, nnd in I» is official report say«: Koowlton. beautiful strains of music which had ‘‘H etib ABB COUNTLESS Mil lions of tons of of cherry trees iu this valley ate cast his lot, as lie is nn aspiring dich gold quartz reduced by the great occupied the time between scenes short lived, being afflicted with a and worthy mechanic, fully deserv forces of nature to a condition ready for Arrivals and Departures. the Apx>lication of the hydranlTc process, all the way through, struck up with disease which onuses the sap to ing a good position at a lucrative while the entire bed of the Kio Grande for renewed energy, and all who en burst through the bark, form ing salary. Arrivals by the Areata, Tuesday, over 40 miles is a sluice,on the bars of which A fter au illness c f hut a week, Uieat cbrystalizatioDs of gum ou from San Fraucisco: P. Clausen, the gold derived front the wearing away of joyed the light fantustic were offered the grnvel banks has been accanmlating for the body o f the tree aud soon saps Mrs. W. T. E igh t, o f Riverton, J. Yarnngton, C. F. Allen, S. H. countless nges, nnd now lies ready for ex an opportunity to participate iu this its life away. W hether it be the succumbed to severe attack of la ' r>aTjs< Jljxa C Davis and nine in traction by the most approved methods of pleasure for a time. river mining. TH E THICKNESS OF THE nature o f the soil in which these grippe on 8tn day afternoon. Mrs. the stoern>re. UIOGH AN DE GOLD GK \ VKL EXCEEDS In all, the whole affnir went off trees stand, or the stock upon E igh t was 04 years and 11 months j Dep(lrt,"rPg f „ r p ortland by Alli- IN M XNY FLACKS £00 FEET. OK NEAR Y I HUEK I IM ES TH AT OF TH E LIK E j smoothly mid fully demonstrated which they were grafted, or what o f age, and was the mother o f figh t | ance, yesterday: H. McKee, Mrs. L HEPS IN C A LIFO R N IA. W H ILE THE the fact that the Norway people ever the cause may he for the children six daughters nnd two | C. H Longhead. Martin Longhead, AVERAGE VALUE PER CUBIC! YARD IS longevity and prolific growth, it is sous who with her hnshaud sur T. S. Minot, 8. H. Hazard, L. Mae RELIEVED TO BE GREATER IN THE deserve great credit aa good enter worth the investigation by nny one vive her. The fam ily have lived NEW MEXICO REDS TH AN IN ANY Walker, O. J. Rocfonl, Francis L. OTHER SUCH ACCUM ULATIONS YET tainers and whole-souled people iu who is auticipating planting cherry in Coos county quite a number of DISC j VEKED. Fisher, Ellen Rainwater, Francis “ I loive made a reconnaisanoe of the I years and had termed many nc- Rainwater, A J Juekeniek, J \V Ben- whose bauds no one i e id be afraid to trees. whole of this gravel along the Rio Grande, qnuintences, and a large circle of i.ctt. J T Milner, C. H. Knestner, H. and have examined with all the care possi cast himself with the full assurance friends deej ly deplore her demise. F\ Culver, ami five in the steerage. ble in the time at my command the charac o f the kindost and most hospitable ter of the gravel and its contents o f gold. G. V. Gurney, of the Middle Fork, | The steamer Alliance arrived NOTHING. I AM PERSUADED. SINCE treatment. On the follow ing day I HE DISCOVERY OF C A LIFO R N I A AND letnrned from the lower riv e r . Tuesday, 50 hours from San Fran AUSTRALIA. 18 COM PA KABLE FOR ITS we took oecusion to visit with a few I hnrsday after having taken atrip cisco via Eureka with the follow MEASURABLE RESOURCES OF GOLD o f our old friends ns well ns one or looking after log* in which he was ing passengers: F- L. Lowe, Geo. AV A ILAB LE by llie hydraulic process to X N the de*p placers of the Rio Grande.” two we hadn’t known so long. We interested. Mr. G. was down this F. Winchester, Mrs. P. C'. I.cvar Other reports from eminent mining ex- i ports of national reputation pronounce the j way two weeks ago, the first time and child. Miss P. Larsen, Mrs. spout a very pleasant hour with property of this Company tho richest nnd i f ir twenty-nine years. However, Tower nnd two children, W. Wolff. most extensive known. LTnclc Sol McCloskey, who is re thst long ago, Mr. G. carried the L . Altneycr. 0. H. Merchant, Julius Capital Stock $2.000,000. j covering from n long and tedious S i s i food medicine for the mail from Rosebnrg to this connty, Blaska, R. J. Tvrrell, II. H. Monroe F ully paid and non - ass enable , pari spell of sickness. We were also V baby that is thin and not Randolph heiug tho tariniuus of ('. C. Miller, M P. Pfouts, J. P. VALUE S I EACn SHARE. his liue. He has lived in Douglas Jacobsen. Mrs. F. Simmons, John through the creamery of Mr. Dnvis 2 well nourished and for the county since that time till last June Bull, J. M. Wsy, Gow Why and One half the entire Capital Stock has been there, which stnu Is on the old Perry ® mother whose milk does when Ue settled on the Middle wife. placed iu tho treasury of Company as a FALL AND WINTER GOODS A SPECIALTY. place, tho scenery around recalled J not nourish the baby. working Capital. T o «•«»»»• p i e tc lire«**- j Fork. Mttrj « I I I r li e * : i h «I p ls r e on III«* r i r e r . memories of quite a number of years m It is equally good for the I»< «I n e r r r o l g o l« l *l«*>»in «1r«*<l*<*fi* R. F. H a tvi’ le, of the commis the Oomunny now offers ago. We had an old "Missouri” sion firm ot Russ, Fatly & llar- paie ana not well nourished ! x ille . it Han Francisco, has been hand shake with Price Robison who A L im it e d N umber o f m S hares by their food» also for the lives in the “ outskirt' ,’'and swopped in this comity several days inter view ing the dairymen o f this sec anaemic or c o n su m p tiv e yarns for a little while. Taking it ns lion on a I 'isiness | reposition, his adult that is losing flesh a whole, it was an exceedingly t n- coinpsny having purchased the joyablo visit, and the only regret » and strength. Mountain Springs Cn autery n< ar In fact, for all conditions wo have to express is that wo could ■ Digests what you eat. AFTER SALE OF W HICH PRICE « Riverton. It seems that Mr. North of wasting, it is the food M IL L bf , a d v a n c e d t o not extend it a few days longer. l-ft business matters connected 11 artitlctally digests the tood and aids with the erenmeiv in quite a mixed Nature In sireugtbeuiug aud recuu* medicine that will nourish E d . H ehxid , $1.00 PER SHARE, structing the exhausted digestive or • .«» • condition, and that this firm ha,) gan*. I t lsthe latestdiscovereddigest- and build up the body and been handling the product o f the ant and tonic. No other preparation If readers o f this should ehnnee ;omptly. : Applicants should give new life and energy creamery, and that it h quires con can approach It In efficiency. I t in Writ** forpr tspi’Clus. to know of any one who is subject s, money when all other means fail. siderable explaining to get matters stantly reiievesand permanently cures otdoni payable to to attacks of billions colie he can do •v ; Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, fixed wholly satisfactory. H ow Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Should be taken In tum m er at him no greater favor tlinu to tell well aa winter. ever lie seems to be succeeding in Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand him of Chamberlain’ll Colic, Cholera _ , , , *oc. and $i oo, all druggists. and Dirrhcea Remedy. It always showing w here the blame lies and all other results of Imperfect digestion. P l a c e r G o l d ¡VI1111110 C O . frEJ S('O TT A BOWNE, Chamist», New York. that the prospects sre good for s giver proirpt relief. For sale by R. * * * * * * M Knnwitnn. I Sub cnption, per year, in advance, fl.fiO W e make the reduction, you must take advantage of it—short and to the point, it’s this—The ‘Kanematz’s Special V alue” Laundry Soap, 7 one-pound bars for 25c. . ■This is it« («¡in ibliii"!| Lot A. Lot B. J. S. KANEMATZ, AN INCOME FOR L IF E We Greatest of have Gold Properties moved to 368« Acres— i) Niles in Length 230 Million Tons our new quarters Marshall McDonald, Proprietor. -- - Cleanliness is our Watchword. lOB l i l i D ollars For Dividends ¡ar pactory|i BEAD THE PROOFS: Commissioner of (he I'niled Stales. GENERÄL LAND OFFICE. WASH- ING10N.D C.. E. LE W IN, Prop. I ^Manufacturer of and wholesale! y and retail dealer in ! ^Imported and Domestic Cigars.i A ll white labor cigars. I J ¡Only Cigar Factory in Coos C o l Don’t Forget W hen Visiting the County Seat that HAW KINS’ STORE II S C O T S 1 i EMULSION! O ffers the l)est Bargains D ry Goods and Ladies' and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Ghoes, G ro c e rie s ; a n d N o tio n s . M a c k in t o s h e s , R u b b e r B o o ts tS S h o e s I Dyspepsia C O d O C u re l l!l , s ) . U q L , . , Per \ Flare. è M erchant tailors l s s s I. s F. S. Slagle, r Rio Grande w S r 7 EXCHANGE PLRCF. BOSTON. MASS. I q Coquille, Oregon. i Cleaning and Repairing neatly done. - ~ • :‘“r ' v r;