Coquille City herald., April 23, 1901, Image 3

W IL S O N J E W L E R Y CO.,
coca
Wallpaper
I, IT E M S.
ut the Emporium.
Smiboouets 25 and 35c at Mrs.
Sugg’».
Friuli Groceries just arrived at
G. A. Robiusou's
Stationery, Fruits and csudies
at Mrs. Roses.
Readymade underwear n spe­
cialty at Sirs. Sugg's.
First-class baseball outfits will
be fpaud at Roses.
N & Í1 — 700 a. coal land, price
given on investigation.
$
For fresh f laiits and choice candies,
call on Miss Lillie Way.
JE W E LER S, W A T C H
M AKERS,
Gold buttons and braid i at Mrs.
Underskirts at Mrs. Sugg's.
Sugg's- .
■ ,
. No. 76— 170 a. timber. 1000.
No. 85—nsw house and 3 lots in
Onion sets aud gardeu seeds at
Coquille. $650.
$
Kuowltous.
No. 75— 80 a. timber, at $8 per
Best bargains in stationery at
No. 80—65 a. finely improved and
acre.
$
! located $5000.
9 Roses.
Embroideries aud Lacea at Mrs.
Hay for sale at Chas. Watson’s
No. 90— 240 a. Mostly Beaver
Sugg’s.
: ou Cnuuiuglmm
dam bottom.
$3000.
$
New goods by every boat for the
No. 87— 12$ a. on lower river,good
Pi ices whittled down to the finest
Emporium.
house and barn. $700.
point i.t the Emporium.
A full stock o f paiuts aud oils at
Mrs. Moon has just received a
For ladies’ and children's corset
the Emporium.
1 new shipment of street hats.
; waists, go to Mrs. Sugg’s.
No. 83— 300 a. bottom land 25
New shoes of all Btyles and
cleared. $5000.
9 grades just received at Robinsons. ; See the advertisement of the oew
real estate firm on this. page.
Mrs. Sugg will haye her spring
Patronize Home and have your j
opening Wednesday.
! cemetery woik done at Coqnille. * * The Lily Confectionery is the
A full selection of garden seeds
No. 84 —80 a. improved, fine place to get your fresh fruits aud
V. v
nt R. S. Kuowltou’s
water, some bottom land. $1300. 9 caLdy.
Oil meals at Kauematz'a.
Beautiful veils at Mrs. Sugg's.
See the big ad of Hie Einpori nn.
E N G R A V E R S,
OPTICIAN.
A Moment Please!
To tell you o f the advant­
ages offered at the Emporium
Store, we haue decided to
Whittle down our margins on
goods to still a finer point
than euer before and giue one
o f the latest Improved Sew­
ing Machines away every 60
days fo r the next six months.
Please call in at the Emporium
and see the Sewing Machine
which is now on Exibition and ^
get terms and pi ices on our ~
goods which consists o f the
following assortments.
S tiletto
grand
S E W I N G
M A C H IN E S
No. IS
t h e m ost h a n d ­
s o m e a u tom a tic-
lift. d r o p - h e a d
c a b in e t S e w in g
M a c h in e in th e
W o r ld * + + *
G o to Chae. Watson, on Cunning,
Dr. Strange is now
i« Curry
S. L. Lafferty, of Norway, has
ham for good hay.
some tiue yearling calves for sale. county. He will be borne May 3rd
See the beautiful Stereoscopic or 4th.
No. 91—about 2 a. in Coquille,
Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s
A fine sewing machine given
Fresh Fruits, nuts and candies level and tine. $650
store.
* away every 60 daya at the Em-
at the L ily Confectionery.
Fresh prepared Horse radish at
j ponum.
S a lt S a lm o n .
Chas Peterson, o f Riverton, was Jobusou’s meat market.
A special line of summer goods,
Quality Guarunteed at J. 8. Kane-
on otir streets yesterday.
We sell good goods for little
also staple goods just received at
inatz’s.
Grand opening of spring Milli prices at the Emporium.
New spring goods at G. A. Robi- j Hawkins,
aery at Lyons A EuJicott’s.
*
Buy your unimproved lota from sou's store call and examine them
No. 58—-144 a. bouse, C^rn, orch­
e a l s o gaf y t h is
William Abenethy, of Dora, was R. D. Sanford, Coquille, Or
before buying elsewhere.
ard, springs. 10 a. bottom, .culti­
in town on business Wednesday.
$ •>
, We carry a fu ll line o f the A. L. Bryan Boots an d Shoes, also a complete line o f dress
Call early and leave your orders
Ladies Misses and children vated. $800.
irionT.
F«jr all kinds o f latest style with the Coos Co. Marble works. * should go to Martin’s for bargains
Braids and all necessary material
millinery go to Lyons A Endicott.
tor trimming hats at Lyons A goods, silks, velvet and notions, hats and caps, a fine line o f crockery, tamps and glass wars,
If you want a genuine shave by in spring and summer hats.
Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re­ a real artist, go to McDonald’e.
J. J. Stanley hns o largequantity Endicott’s.
* groceries, flour and feed.
We are adding to our regular stocks a complete line o f hardware
sults prove our claim. Every sack
of pototoes for sale. Address or
Ladies; Misses’ and childrens’
We
give
the
Commoner,
Bryan’s
guaranteed.
N. Lorenz.
telephone him at Coquille.
trimmed and untrimed hats ns well paints, oils, paint brushes and a fu ll lino o f 1901 wallpaper and the celebrated Atkins
new paper, and the H erald for $2
The steamer Mandalay went to ns trimmings at Martin’ s.
Buy So cents worth o f goods at per year.
sea Saturday uight and the Argo
saws.
Kanematz's and take a chance on the
We nre expecting a lot of up-to-
Fine spring and summer hats during the same day at nn earlier
premium piano.
date trimmed hats by the Mandalay.
for Ladies aud Misses and children hour.
Ladiesl D o not miss the Spring at Martin's.
*'
L yons A E ndicott .
No, 81 — 80 a. near river, good
opening ut the'Lyons A Endicott
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Gevrez, of
F. Long A Son will keep the house, barn, orchard, springs, 15 a.
millinery store.
r P
Rambler and Ideal bicycles in stock bottom. $1500. 80 a. joining, half Cunningham, returned from their
Fall stock o f Rambler A Ideal this season.
morning.
visit
out
at
Diain
this
bottom, different owner. $2000. 9
bicybfes aud also bicycle fixtures at
Mrs. Fanny E. Dyer, o f Bnnilou . N otice —Persons wanting car-
The real estate firm o f Dean A
F. Long A Sou’s.
*
Landis have all kinds o f property accompanied by her ward, Miss perts woven, please call on Mrs.
NoUoe.
N pida Anderson got one finger to sell and trade.
* Ella Poater, came up Saturday for | F. A. White just across the street
a visit with Mrs. Dyer’s sister, Mrs. enst of court bouse.
qu ité badly bruised at the hall
Any one wishing to sell or trade
The Coos County Marble Co. R. E. Buck, of this place.
game Stiuduy.
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in laod in Oregon for laud in Cali­
spend tbeir money at home. Why
Spring cojghs are specially dan­ bottom —sufficient for 25 or 30 fornia, please address,
Call on J. J. Stnnley, of Coqnille, patronize outside firms.
*
gerous aud unless cured at once, dairy cows; 2 miles nortjiwest of
for seed potatoes. Telephone him
J. W. S kaggs & Co.
No. 75—80 a.
Dairy farm, 50 serious results often follow. One
if qiore convenient.
town, on rail and wagon roads to
Haufnrd, Kings county, Cal.
cleared, mostly bottom, improved, Minute Cough Cure acts like magic.
Marshfield. Call at premises.
Sj>
Geo. Stewart of Myrtle Point, and well loented. $5500.
Tim LeaJers in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures.
It is not a common mixture but is *tf
R. G. M cQuioo.
No. 86—house, barn, 4 lots in Co­
was uianist in Wbetstoue’s orches­
New and fresb additions have
a high grade remedy. R. S. Knowl-
$
tra Saturday night.
Headache often results from a quille. $600.
been made to the stock of drygoods ton.
disordered
condition
of
the
Btoraach
R.
M.
and
Will
Hayter,
of
Halls
See oar new photographer’s ad­ nud gtocertes at Hersey’s.
The Imseball'boys have leased a aud constipation of the bowels. A creek, for Rosebnrg this morning
vertisement.
He makes 36 stamp
D o n ’t fa il to e x a m in e o u r S t o c k
S heep for S ale .— About 225 portion of AVill Kistner’s pasture dose of two of Chamberlain’s stom­ with
Elwood
Carey. Alaskan
photos for 50 ci uts.
head o f tine sheep— All eh ck sheep adjoining the railroad traeic west of ach and Liver Tablets will correct gold fields will be tbeir objective
D. P. Strang, jr., and family ar- except about 25 head of yearling town, and are putting up a 10-foot these disorders aud cure the hend- point, and we wish the boys un­
r ved by today's pe ial from Port- weathers. Enquire of R. G. Mc- fence nronnd it for a ball ground. ach. Sold by R. S. Knowlton’s. bounded success. Cbas. Hnyter
There seems to be quite an iuterest
Itio I.
Quigg, Coquille, Oregon.
aDd Ed Hussey will accompany
Mrs. Florence
Rines, of San them iuto Washington, where they
awakening in this game this seasou.
.). C. Franz and family leturned
William Howtdl, Frank Stone
Francisco, a sister of Mrs. Will pxpect to spend the summer. We
to the bay yrsteiday, Jack having and J. Kelly, o f Rivertou, took in
Geo. H. Guerin, of Hotel Guerin
Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies’ and
secured employment ou that side. the ball game at this place Sunday at Myrtle Point, was in town yes­ Mansell, of this city, arrived at will he pleased to see the boys on
this place by ths last Mandalay, their return.
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies'
W anted — A girl to do dining­ Mr. Slone will be rne o f onr picked terday. lie infors us that his new and will visit wjlh hersister. Mrs.
J. C. Wilson, the machinest, re­
room work in hotel. For particu­ uine to represent Coquille for the hotel building is progressing, and Rines will be remembered by many
Tailor-made Over-Skirts, Groceries, Provis­
in a very 6bort time will not be
lars inquire nt the H erald office. season.
of onr piople, see Mr. and Mrs, A. ceived a uew boiler from Norton &
backward in advertising first-class
Cole Machinery Co., of San Fran-
A No. 1 Piano has beenleft with
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders fo r
No. 72—160 a. Dairy, timber,
accommodations at that popular H. W iigbt. when • a '• child.
cisco, by yesterday’s train for his
* . • if • ■ »/>
coal, improved, small and large me for sale for cash or on install­ hostelry.
‘‘I
had
piles
so
bad
I,,could
get
machine
shop
in
tliifr'
place.
The
Tailor-made Clothing.
fruit, spring jyater, Price right and ment monthly. Will exchange for
Mrs. B F. Lawrence, of Port no rest-nor find a cur« until I tried one he has beeo using was rather
good stock or property.
ready for husmeas.
$
DeWitt’s
Witch
Hazel
Salve.
After
small,
nod
the
fires
required
too
land, airived by this morning’s
R. D, S anford .
Win. Gallier, of the I. X. L. Real Estate Agent, Coquille Oreg. train and will visit with her par­ using it once. I forgot I ever had close attention for his convenience,
hardware store is constantly re­
ents, Mr. aud P. E. Draue. Mrs. anything like Piles.” E. C. Boice, hence the cbaDge. The boiler
ceiving new goods in bis lioe and
C. Carson, a prominent lumber Lawrence’s many friends here will Somers Point, N. Y. Look out for formerly used is a good one nnd
Our cim is Quick
are offering the best o f bargains. man, of Euieka, California, is in lie exceedingly glad to see her, aud imitations. Be sure you ask for will be put in place iu the Laird
Coos
county
looking
over
the
DeWitt’s.
R.
S.
Knowltou.
creamery
by
Freddie
Von
Pergert.
she will very much enjoy their
Sales and Small Profits. We want
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stovall, of
Grunts Pass, arrived in town this county, we hope, with a view of company and the sceues of her
James Moss, who is conducting
William Foss, at prssent a resi­
your trade and w ill use our best endeavors
morning. They are acquaintances investing in some of onr valuable childhood.
a logging business on the place of dent of Redland, California, but
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goodman, of timber lands.
Surveyar S. B. Cathcnrt and es­ II, H. Haskin, was in town Thurs­ an early pioneer of Oregon, I ih v -
to keep it, by selling you the Best o f Goods at the
this city.
lady came over from day. and he informs us that ha hna ing lived in this state for many
F or S ale — A first-class boiler timable
about
300,000
feet
of
logs
cut
years,
and
ns
early
as
1856
drove
a
I f you wish to see tbs fiuest as­ and eugine— the former 6 horsp- Marshfield yesterday and looked
Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
sortment and display of Millinery power and 111» latter 4, also some over some lots they own in this and liop“ s yet to be able to run band of cattle to Empire City for
*
N. LORENZ, Prop.
goods, attend the spring opeuing good a solid workhorses. Enqnite place with a view to making a quite a lot o f them before the the government for the soldiers
who were then engaged in snbdue-
the store of the Misses Lyons of 1) Morgan at the Lamb placp, choice of a building site. Possibly water is too low.
A Endicott.
on Fishtrap or address him at Co- they will build nt d make their
The Benton County Flouring iug the Indians of this part of the
home with us in the future.
We Mills Co., of Corvallis, Oregon, const, and on this trip the old
qnille.
For every $5 worth o f work 'lone
will gladly welcome them to our having added new machinery, in­ gentleman, then n young man, saw
for one family at Walker’s Studio
Walter Colvin, manager o f tie ! towu.
cluding the new roller process for something which interested him
one enlargement 16x20 will be Fishtrap shinglemill, has madp!
making
flour, is
now making at the time, and which he has kept
arble, Granite and Sandstone
H.
W.
Durham,
of
this
place,
made free of charge for mouth of C. M. Skeels, of this place, and S.
equally
as
good,
if
not a better in mind, and on this occasion
went
to
Baudon
Saturday
where
Monuments, Headstones and
April only.
E. Johnson, of Myrtle Point, agents
cornea to investigate aud see whst it
he took the steamer Mandalay for article than any mill in Oregon.
Copings.
C. C. Craigg, a nephew o f Mr. for his shingles, of which he is San Francisco, where he will ship Try a sack and be convinced. turns oat to be. It is his opinion
that
it
will
prove
to
be
asphnltnm.
and Mrs. A. A. Leach, aud a re­ furnishing a good supply at d of for Alaska to try his luck in the
re
made to order in any design
W m . R ich , Agent.
We are hopeful that theold gentle-
cent arrival from Missouri, is uow a first-class quality.
l
desired,
all kinds o f cemetery
frozen north prospecting for the
E A. Howev nod family arrived
visiting these good citizens, aod
Onr townsman, F. A. White, hns yellow metal. We wish Hark the from Bradley, South Daknta.by this mno may uot be disappointed nnd
1
stone
cutting
and carving done.
amy locate here.
received a letter from B. F. Crow good lock he richly deserves. He morning’s train. They will, for the that something of great utility
pxists
there
and
that
lie
may
redis­
Those famous little pills, DeWitt’s stating that lie and Grandma S ig e hopes to better his condition present, visit with Mrs. Howey’s sis-
cover it with general benefit to the
’ight here in Coquille City, Coot
Little Early Risers will remove all had arrived at The Dalles ail safe physically as well ^s financially.
tpr B. H. Bums, of this city. They section and profit to himself.
impurities from your system, cleanse and sound. The old lady stood the j
[ county,
seem to like the appesrence of our
Will
Brack
went
to
Marshfield
The home o f Uncle Martin
your bowels, make them regular. trip fine, heing b u t very littlp s p s - j
yesterday where he will canvas for section very much. We sincerely
sick, of which her many friends!
Miller, of ths North Fork, was
R. S. Knowlton.
the different kinds o f work in art hope these pood people will see fit
rSe/ieve us, we are here to stay,
will be pleased to learn.
destroyed by fire on Tuesday even­
to
locate
with
us.
The ball given by the baseball
furnished by D. W. Thomas, of
*
* our Prices are the lowest.
ing. We «re informed that the
boys Saturday night was a success,
work is of
Mrs. T. G. Eckles and son Leon, Myrtlp Point. The
old gentleman waa out iu the field
et us prove it to you, by either
all in attendance attesting to have and Grandma Alexander departed superior quality aud higher grade
J S T c tlc © .
aud ssw that tbe bouse was nn firp.
had a good time. The music by for Long Beach. California, by the than has been fnrnishfd in tbis
To all whom it may concern : I hereby
correspondi g or calling at our
On
his
arrival
there
he
fouml
Mrs
Whetstones orchestra was highly last MHudnlay. Messrs. Ecklps and section before. You can get from give notice tnat I will not ha reaponaible
works.
for n any
created or other
. • #»
• 1 • .
-
|
» ior
u Y debta creti
___ contracts Miller up stairs trowing bedding
appreciated.
Gondloe will remntD till fall. We| h im h u e oil paintings of your loved , maa* hT my wit*. Mrs. Knta Snood, nrd aud clothing out at the windows
ach
and every customer treated
ones which w ill prove e v e r la s t in g , I take this means o f warning the public
and he at once prevailed on her to
J. J. Curren, o f Hotel Coquille, are very sorry to lose these good m neb more convieut to handle, ••'«r-m»' 'ranting her on my neoonnt
with
the utmost courtesy, all
J. T K n u d .
get not of the house —in fact—
is beautifying the premises around people, bnl California has enveron- and natural iu appearecce. Do
work
Guarantee to be "First-
roeuts
enticing
these
people
thither.
carried
her
from
I
he
building
in
a
this popular hostelry by putting
* r*.V'
not fail to see hlS samples.
j
(R an don R e c o r d e r .) - 1 %
Class,”
in
workm a ship and mat•
fainting condition, just in time to
up posts and wire fencing aiouod
Miss Lillie Way now has a show
ile, April II, pervent her from being burned.
George Bunnell aDd R. L. R id - 1 B orn .—Near Two-mile,
the small vacant places at lbs case iu her confectionery stand
front aod side of the hotel in which hna just been turned out ings arrived from the state of 1901, to Mr. and Mrs EcL. Canter- After lie got her into the yard in a
i iy, a
n daughter,
iinu^inri.
plan o f safity be retnrned to the
which will be placed chicb plants. from the furniture factory of Mr. Washington the last of the week, berry,
The Dairvville band iostrnment« bonse jnst in time to get the sew­
and are takiug iu our town.
Geo.
This will addgreately to the appear­ Lautz which is a beauty.
The
arrived on the Argo today sod were ing machine out at tbe door, bnt
ance o f the place.
frame work is of beautifully pol- left hia parents at Little Rock, takeu down by J. D. Stewart.
nothing more. He theu went to
Wash.,
and
they
will
be
down
in
Prof. Ivisoo.of Lonaconing, Md., ¡shed cedar which reflects credit;
Charles Hall had the misfoitune the window from which she had
tbe summer.
Mr. Ridings is a
suffered terribly from neuralgia of npou the skill of Lantz as a work­
young mau and may spend the to get hia right hand cut severely, thrown the goods but all he conld
the stomach aud indigestion for man.
last week, at the McCanD sawmill. save was oue quilt. This falls
summer with us.
thirteen years and after the doctors
The baud boys have completed
Sensible
people
waut good arrangements for a big lime nn quite heavily upon these old peo­
failed to cure him they fed him on
Our Peculiar Creetf-
value for their money invested, j May 4th and will he pleased to ple with whom all syropathae.
morphine.
A
friend
advised
the
use of
Kodol Dyspepsia
The above is the theme for next That's right and while you have entertain you on that occaaion.
Cure and after taking a few bottles Sunday evening's service at the seen few sds o f ours lately, we
Captain Levi 8nyder will go to
of it he says, "It has cured me en­ Christian
church. This will be have not been dead or sleeping. | g RU Fr, n(,IBCO OD the Mandalay,
securing contracts
on genuine
tirely. I can't say too much for the second o f the series of sermon but
„
..
« ij i from which place he will proceed
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." It digests on "The Peculiarities o f the Dis- Bargains ID a wide range o f Real
SpR, „
Waab, wheie b„ h„
Estate, ready to offer you m season (MQ|r<J , be
ition of roaU on s
what you eat R. S. Knowlton.
> ciples o f Christ."
at prices ns low apd in some cases, j
lower than from first hands. We
Mr J. Johnson, deckbaod upon
want your business nod like to the tog Triumph, whose duty it is
sell yon bnrgaios. That helps to take soundings when the tag
pull more business, and beats flam­ crosses out over tbe bar, informed
ing ads Let us know your wants us that on Sunday, April 7tb, there
fairly, if you expect us to do you were 22 feet of water on the bar an
good service. Watch the locals hour beforo high tide
On that
that have a $ mark after them an I date there was a freshet in the
ontains a fu ll and complete line o f Dryqoods, Groceries
know they are on sale by R. D. river aofficieotly heavy so that
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Sauford, dealer in Realty, Coquille, ¡ j ^
no fllKX, tidp> od ou
Oregon.
ibis OCCBgjon Capt. Butler, master
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of the tug, tncceeded io »ccoro-
m n M ir .n .
plitihiug a feat that had uever b**n
M ill **-H ams * be — At the .home of Inane done here prior to that date— He
Harklflw. tight Mfrtlc Po^nt. on April 2f), fA®o(l nnt Ihraa ürhoonpn on An
t f 0 1, G go . O. M iller an d Mins (J ot * K a o
. 7 ^ * f 0 1 ÍD re *
o n ÄD
C A L L A N D G E T PHI
sier.
ebb tide.
No. 63—80 a. coal land J miles
from tide water. $1U00.
{j.
OS
THE PLACE.
^
M A C H IN E IN
REMEMBER
T H
C. M. SKEELS,
E
E M
STOGI^ FOF$
P O
R IU M
SALE. ' A
r'<
Í;
, .
If
flT
,
CO Q U ILLE , OR.
LORENZ’S Store.
The Biggest Values for Your Money.
OF
LADIES' AND CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
¡>*
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Coos Co. Marble 1 Granite Works.
PATRONIZE
L
E
HOME
INDUSTRY.
F. A. T O ZIE R & SON,
Managers.
^ K ^ M e n s Furnishing Goods.
LEVI STRAUSS& CO
VIMS BOTTOM FASTS
Our S p rin g stock of
must be seen to
‘ «W* -
fashionable
goods
be appreciated.
V