Coquille City herald., May 28, 1901, Image 3

W IL S O N J E W L E R Y CO.,
LOCAL
JE W E LE R S, W A T C H
M AKERS,
E N G R A V E R S,
OPTICIAN.
ITEM S.
Wallpaper at the Emporium.
Oil meals at Kauematz’s.
FOUL MUltDER NEAR COQUILLE-
See the big ad of the Eiupori im.
Decoration Day dav-nfter to-
New Roods by evory boat for the
] Jesse B- Eudaily Dies at the Hands ol
Fine corsets and ueutest belts at
Emporium.
Brutal Murderer Near Town-
*
A full stock of paiuts and oils at
Fine laces and embroidery at Suggs.
See the new bats, etc., at Endi- the Emporium.
..cost at Mnrtiu's.
Early Saturday morning our usu-
*
Eight large bars of soap for 25c. | coti & Lyons’.
Fuirbank’s Soap. 10 bars for 25 ally quiet little city was thrown into
.at the Emporium.
*
intense excitement ns the facts of a
Roof paint and paiutsof all kind cents at Kauematz’s.
, ,
; .
. . . ] foul murder were made known to
at
I
be
Emporium.
*
Fresh prepared Horse radish at
Chi dreu s day exercises at the
T.
, ..
To tell you of the advant­
‘
. a
,
our citizens.
It seems that the
A full selection of gardpn seeds Christian
.Johnson's meat market.
church next nutmiiy.
. ,
. . , , ,
evening
before
a
body
had
been
ages
offered at the Emporium
| at R. S Knowltou’s
See Endicotts & Lyou’s new ad­
A fine liue of dry goods, boots discovered am) the facts made known
tiletto
We
sell
good
goods
for
little
Store,
we have decided x
vertisement in another column.
aud shoes just arriyed for the Em- to the officers who took proper action
grand
| prioes at the Emporium.
Whittle
down
our
margins
o.
porum.
* ! in the matter, but little was made
I f you,want a genuine shave by
Call
early
ind
leave
your
orders
,a real artist, go to McDouald’s.
A special liue of summer goods, I>uLlic
till
Satuday
morning,
S E W I N G
with the Coos Co. Marble works. * also staple goods just leeeived at j UP0U investigation an envelope was goods to still a finer p o i:
The best butter in town— Sammy
Fipsli bread always on band at Hawkius
j fouud upon lire body which ltd to than euer before and give oiu
•.Noeler’s— to be found at Skeele’. * M rs. Simmons’, at the Wilkins-
his identification, bearing the name \ of the latest Improved Sew­
Patronize Home and have your stand.
Martin s are ofleriug a hue lot of j. b . Eudaily, aud which had been
*;
ing Machines away every 60
cemetery wor k done ai Coqnille. *
th e m ost H a n d ­
Fine spring and summer hats! laces aud embiolder at cost. Call p0Mtt.d lvt m ackwell, Oklahoma,
.
| There wus also a money order rectjpt days for the next six months.
Claude Moon was quite ill last j for Ladies and Misses and children aud see them.
s o m e a u t o m a t ic -
week, but is much improved now. at Martin’s.
Huy 2p cents worth o f goods at for $11, the order for which had Please call in at the Emporium
lift, d r o p - h e a d
■New shoes of nil styles and
S»e the beautiful Stpreoscopic Kunematz's and take a chance on the been issued at the same place ou and see the Sewing Machine
c a b i n e t S ew in y"
] Nuv. 28, 11)00
Further investiga­
.grades just received at Robinsons. Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s premium piano.
M a c h i n e in th '-
which is now on Exibition ant
tion
revealed
the
facts
that
J.
B.
* j The H e r a l d will order the Sau
For a B iin p in laces and embroid­ store.
W o r l d ^ ^ dP
Eudaily worked for George Yoakam get terms and pi ices on out
Cal Slagle, a brother of our L‘ rancisco Call for you giving you at his camp on Coos river for about
ery call at Martin's. They are sold
goods which consi sts of the
townsman, the taylor, is in town j a liberal clubbing rate.
at cost.
four months beiug paid off ou Sat­ following assortments.
visiting.
A
new
supply
in
great
variety
of
urday, one week previously, aud
Owen Callaghan, a brother of
seasouable bats arrived by the started this way on his return
.our T. Y., is in town visiting the S a lt S a lm o n ,
home in Okluhomn on Sunday morn
Quality Guaranteed at J. S. Kane- Mandalay for Endieott & Lyous.
latter.
e a l s o gat y t h is m a c h in e in sto g i poi
sale
iug. Nothing more was noticed out
mntz’s.
The
Tuttle
Temperance
House
is
Call in and see the new goods
of the ordinary until Friday morn­
in
the
hotel
field
for
business.
Beautiful
dotted
Swiss
and
the
that arrived at Mrs. Sugg’s by the
We carry a full line of the A. L. Bryan Boots and Shoes, also a complete fine of dre~~>
You will find it ing when Robert and Grover Mc-
Mandalay.
* very latest in figured lawns for sum­ Give it a trial.
Quigg were huntiug sulmonberries
first-class.
mer, at Mrs. Sugg’s.
*
iu a thicket near the railroad track goods, silks, velvet and notions, hats and caps, a fine line of crockery, lamps and glass u/are ,
G. A. Robinson carries the larg­
A uew supply of various kinds Large 2 story store with residence just below Cellar Point when they
est assortment of shoes. Get his
We are adding to our regular stocks a complete line of hardwar ■>.
of goods was received on the Man­ and trees,— on a prominent corner discovered a man in the midst of the groceries, flour and feed.
prices; they are right.
dalay by G. A. Robinson.
* in Coquille. For sale by II. D. thicket very busily engaged digging
The Coos Conntv Marble Co.
paints, oils, paint brushes and a full line of 1901 wallpaper and the celebrated Atkin t
Sunford, Real Estate ageut.
* in the ground with a shovel.
The
spend their money at home. Why j Ladirs; Misses’ and childrens’
trimmed and untrimed balsas well
F o r S a l e —Seven
dairy cows boys seeing they were not observed saws.
.patronize outside firms.
as trimmings nt Martin’s.
with calves, a two-year-old steer by the man went on their way, think­
Dr. Strnnge went to Myrtle Point |
Ladies Misses and children aud one yearling, luquire o f J. ing little more of it. Late in the
yesterday to pay that place a pro.!
should go to Martin’s for bargains G. Leueye, Parkersburg, Oregon. ufteruoou of the same day they went
fessional visit for a wpek.
near the same spot to drive up the
in spring and cummer hats.
A few bend o f nice youug cows»
Proprietor ;
Just keep it in miud that D
F or S ale —A bay mars of me­ tor sale, some fresh, others to come cows and while there concluded to
investigate and see want the man
Morgan, of Fisbtrap, has some dium size, kind and gentle worker.
in soon.
R. D. Sunford.
could have beeu doing digging in
good draft horses for sale.
Inquirpof H. F. Scbweors, ons mile At the fairn, Coquille, Oregon.
*
so secluded a place, and, in a mo­
F. A. Tozier, the marble man, is north o f town.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Moss weDt
Mr. W. J. Baxter of North Brook,
over on the bay side in the interest
Anyone wishing a rare bargain to North Beud yesterday to see Mrs. ment were at tho spot and proceeded
in a good spring wagon or cart will j S. Painter, o f that place, who is to dig down where fresh dirt in­ N. C. says he suffered with piles
o f ¡his business.
dicated the work of the man they for fifteen years.
He tried many
New and fresh additions have do well to address G. W. Canning] very low and hardly expected to had seen. On diguing about ten remedies with no results until he
at
Marshfield.
been made to the stock of drygoods
recover.
iccbes or a foot deep they came to a UBed DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
W . C. Paterson, the Marshfield
and groceries at Hersey’s.
You are much more liable to dis­ man’s pants, and, as a matter of and that quickly cured him. R. 8.
marble man came over Friday to
Healthy chickens and plenty of put an enclosure around the grave ease when your liver and bowels course, became somewhat alarmed Knowlton.
eggs. Use Carbolinenm Aveuarins,
do not act properly.
DeWitt’s aud ran home as quickly ns possible
The Leaders in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figure«.
of James Aikpn.
Mrs. L. G. Simmons bruised her
Little Early Risers remove the cause and told their story to their par­
found at the Emporium.
foot
quite
badly
Tuesday
evening
New Spring and summer goods of disease. R. S. Knowlton,
ents, wherepuon Jesse McQuigg
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller, of of various styles and variety at G.
came to towu to notify the officers as she was returning from the
■Fishtrap, made the H f .RAI,D office A. Robinson’s. Call and examine
J. B. Gross, o f Bandor, accom­ while the litleb oy s with their father church, in going oyer the street
panied by bis daughter, Mrs. Henry nnd others went to the scene of crossing between t h e H e r a l d office
a pleasant call last Tuesday.
goods and get prices.
D o n ’t fa il to e x a m in e o u r Stools
Kbouer,
staited for Eureka, Cali­ suspected body. By eight o’clock and R. E. “ Buck’s corner, which
Uncle Pat Low. of Bnndon, was
Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re­
fornia, taking Friday’s train for
was being repaired, and left in an
sults prove our claim. Every sack up to this place the early pari of the bay where they will sbipou the Deputy Sheriff Gallier aud Justice
Cecil and others from town arrived unfinished condition oyer night.
last week consummating a land deni
guaranteed.
X. Lorenz.
aud proceeded to investigate further
with Mr. Davenport, of Myrtle Alliance.
We wish to state to our man7 read­
Ladies, have you seen the new Point.
F or S ale — A fine little riyei wheu the body was taken up and ers that the business relations here­
•dl sticxj Ha r
bats which arrived by the Mnnda-
bottom
place,
one
aud
half
miles
brought
to
town
and
placed
in
the
Mrs. Fanny F,. Dyer and ward.
tofore existing between the editor of
iav for Endieott & Lyons.
They Miss Alice Porter, of Bandon, came from town, ou river bauk. Fair small empty house of Allen Collier the H erald and 1M. D. Landis is Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' an
..tli ’ nj/idtnik
are beanties.
good orchard, small near the ruilrond cut. . Here a absolutely dissolved aud that the
np to town the last of the week to buildings,
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies’
> «(•»•»f
fruits,
etc.
Call
at
the
H
erald
thorough
examination
of
the
body
H erald is still to be found at the old
,
.
>di to 7
A fine fresh cow and two-year- attend the Memorial services at
was
mude
which
showed
that
the
office.
place of business and ever ready to
Tailor-made Over-Skirts, Groceries, Provis­
old Durham and Holstein bull for this place.
A. G. Hayt, of Baudot! returned deceased had beeu shot iu the fore­ accommodate those in need of our
J. A. Durant, o f Marshfield, who
sale by A. B. Tozey,»yif the county
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders for
has been working at Howell’s camp from his trip to Salem wherb he head above the right eye, the ball services.
■infirmary
cut bis foot quite badly on Thurs­ had been in attendance at the rntet- ranging slightly downward nnd
The fug Brick started for Port­
Tailor-made Clothing.
“n !
J. N. Summerlin and son Tims, day, and now sports a pair of of the grand lodge of the Foresters passing out of the left temple near
land ou Sunday, crossing out over
o f the Fair view section,were in town crutches.
of America. He repoits a yery the corner of the eye.
attending In* nasi ness matters on
Following are the members of the fhe bar at three o’clock. John
Mr. and Mrs. Spth Morgan, of interesting meetiug.
coroner’s jury empanneled by Jus­ Johnson, of tins place sailed on
■Thursday.’
The Dalles, who have been lookiug
We have received a letter from tice Cecil, ueting coroner who in­ her as cook, lie may go to Alas­
Krewsoo & Gorxirrvan. the honse over this section with a view of Rev. llobt. Ennis, from Turner, quired into the case "under tho direc­ ka before returning.
I f so, we
Our aim is Quick
movers, have R. 8. Knowlton’s locating, started on their return | this state, which states that ail are tion of Deputy District Attorney wish Johnny well.
H. W. Dun­
cottage almost in place oil lots be­ yesterday.
well and pleasantly located, with Sinclair: J. W. Krewson, A. Flan­ ham, chief engioeer, will take a
Sales and Small Profits. We want
tween J. T. Nosier D. J. Lowe's
Yon will miss it if von buy a au encouraging outlook. He sends ders, L. R. Hughes, W. C. Rose, L. trip to the nortbarn gold fields be­
residents.
your trade and will use our best endeavors
farm before consulting R. D. San­ kindest regards to all enquiring P. Maury and R. E. Buck, who found fore returning.
ford. the agent, who has some of the frieuds.
the
following
verdict:
M. D. Hudson, of Grants Pass, t
Dr. M. A. Carrier, wife and
to keep it., by selling you the Best of Goods at the
choicest properties and will make
In Coroner’s Court, in Coquille, daughter, of Gerouie, Arizona, ar­
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
a nephew of onr townsmen Joe|
it an object for you to dpal with search the remotest parts of the Oregon, held by J. H. Cecil, justice
and Shad, arrived in town the
rived in town by Friday’s train iu Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
* bowels and remove the impurities of the peace and acting coroner, on
early part of last week and is en­ him.
company with James Cox, with
Ed. Hadsell, of Parkersburg, re­ speedily with uo discomfort. They May 25, 1901.
N . L O R E N Z , Prop.
joying a good visit with his old
whom they had formed acquain­
turned Wednesday from Eugene, are famous for their efficacy. Easy
We, the jury empanneled to in­ tance some time ago while James
Uncles.
this stf)te, where he had been to to take, never gripe. It. S. Knowl­ quire into tho cause of the death of was in tins section prospecting.
The executive committee of tli“ look after business matters con­ ton.
a man found murdered near Cedar They will spend severnl weeks in
old organization of the W .C. T. U. nected with the settlement of his
Point, find, after carefully lnaring the mountains of Sixes river with
Our
townsman,
F.
Sanderson,
of
o f this place, is preparing for the father’s estate.
the evidence iu thé case and ex­ Mr. Cox on a general recreatioo,
this
place
started
last
Wednesday
painting and fixing up o f their
U- G. McCormick, a California for Soda Springs tosee hisbrether- amining the body that bis name is bunting and fishing till. As the
arble, Granite and Sandstone
drinking fountain at the corner at dairyman, from near Stockton, ar­
Jesse B. Eudaily, that he was hur­ train stood at the depot for four or
in-law who is reported at the point
Monuments, Headstones ana
the T. O. O. F. hall.
rived in town last wpek and is of death. Mr. Sanderson’s father ried iu a shallow hole in the brush, five minutes,Mrs. Carrier met two
Copings.
and
that
he
came
to
his
death
by
a
looking
around
for
a
for
a
position.
old
friends
in
the
persons
of
Ex-
W. W. Gage is making extensive
is lookiug after the business here
gunshot
wound
in
the
head,
and
He
will
doubtless
have
co
trouble
re
made to order in any design
Sheriff
Gage
and
Dr.
J.
W.
Strange,
preparations to start a logging camp
during his absence.
that we believ , by the evidence the latter being her school teacher
desired,
all kinds of cemetery
near Beaver Hill. A piece of rail­ in fin d ing one.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Flanagan, of produced before us, that the shot in her girlhood days, nnd whom
road will be put in for bis accom­
B rush to S la sh —R. S. Tyrrell, Empire City, made this place a
stone
cutting
and carving done.
modation and we will expect to see of Arago, wishes to let contracts] tweeu traius visit yesterday for the was fired by one M. D. Landis. she had not seen for about 24 y ears.
Signed.
log« coming cut lively soon.
* *: > *
for slashing 40 acres of brush land j purpose of executiug the deed to
J. W. KnnvsoN, foreman,
ight here in Cogullle City, Coos
on the Flanagan plc.ee, opposite the f J. A. Deyeupor? of their farm op­
Notice.
Mrs. Hans Reed and son Henry,
W. C. R usk ,
county,
mouth o f Beaver slough. He so- posite tho mouth of Beav ir slough,
of Marshfield,
accompanied by
R. E. B uck ,
slicits correspondence.
The
Celebrated
French
Canadian
the
sale
of
which
was
effected
last
Albert Tbelin. o f San Francisco,
L. R. H ughes ,
Stallion, Robin, will discontinue
John
Latham,
of Crawford ] week.
elieve us, we are here to stay,
came over to the river for a visit
L. P. M a u b y ,
tiit stand at Arago, and will be
Friday. This is ti e first visit of county, Kansas, arrived in town j
A. F lan debs .
our Prices are the lowest,
Telegrams were sent, to the mother found nt Myrtle Point only, but
Mr. Tbelin for quite a longtim e. Friday, being on a trip to the pa-j W A N T E D — T R U S T W O R T H Y M E N
et us prove it to you, by either
w om en to travel nnd advertiae fo r old of the deceased who wished the continuously in the future.
H e used to live near Norway, but eific coast with a view of locating. ] and
f-8tabliahed house o f solid fin a n cia l stand­
J. W. C a l d w e l l .
correspondi, g or calling at our
He proceeded to Bandon the same! in g. Salary $780 a year and expenses, nil body embalmed and shipped home,
moved away in ‘84.
day to take in the sights at the | payable in ca sh . No ca n vassin g required. buttbe body was too much advanced
works.
G ive references and enclose self-nddrt ssed
J. A. Dnvenport, who purchased “ Skookum chuck.”
stam ped envelope. Address M anager, 35.> iu decomposition, making this im­ S t a t s o v O h io , C i t i o r T o l e d o , I
ach
and every customer treated
L
tohh
C
ounty,
i
H
two ranches down the river the
Ctixton lild g ., C hicago.
possible, it being evident that the
Frank J. C heney makes oath that be ia
Kimball, Emmerson, Whitney,
with
the utmost courtesy, al
early part of last wpek, bought
l
he
senior
partner
o
f
the
firm
o
f
F.
J
.
C
hk
-
murder was committed on Sunday
seventy acres of the McQnigg place Milton and Heinze pianos for $25<> i
s t a C o., d oin g hnaineaH in the City o f T o-
work Guarantee to be “First
Treasurer’s Notice.
the 19th inst. There is much evi­ s edo,
and
upward.
Orgaus
at
S75
and
j
C onntv and State aforesaid , and that
rear town through R. D. Sanford
Class,’’ In work mash ip and mat
dence to warrant the coroner’s jury la id firm will pay the aum o f ON E HUN-
Address or call on]
the latter part of the week
We upward.
O T IC E is hereby given that all C om ity in finding the verdict they did, and D R K D D O L L A R S fo r each end every caae
Mrs.
G.
Morris,
local
agent,
Gar­
o
f
Catarrh
that
cannot
he
cored
by
the
uae
erial.
W
arrants
endorsed
prior
to
April
1,
are glad to see so well to-do and
1809, will be paid on presentation nt my the suspected man is still at large, o f H A L L 'S C A T A R R H C U R E .
enterprising a citizmi locate with field Hotel, Marshfield, Oregou. office in C oquille C ity, Coos cou nty. Oregon. This is a tbiug very much to be de­
F R A N K J. CH EN EY.
C has . G r is s e n , Mgr No
interest w ill ................................
be allow ed a fte r Ma
May
8worn to b efore me nnd suhacribed in my
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us.
plored and the county court is offer­ preaenoe,
31. 1901.
thin fith day o f D eoem ber, A. 1>.
T
his
23rd
d
a
y
o
f
May,
1901.
18H
6.
ing
t250
reward
for
this
man
nnd
The big baseball game between
B ttR X .
A. W GLE A SO N .
J. H. D U L L E Y ,
Sheriff Gallier adds $100 more.
the Coqnille nnd Marshfield tines C aret —I n Coqnille C itv. May 21. 1901, to
County Treasurer.
N otary Public.
Mr.
and
M
rs.
E
lw
ood
Carey,
a
eon.
There
is
a
large
number
of
men
came off Sunday with the result
H
all'r
Catarrh
C
u
re
in
taken internally
SKrKT.a- In C oqnille C ity. May 23, 1901. to
scouring the woods in the direction and acta directly on the blood
that Coqnille was defeated by a Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Skeele, a danghter.
|
and mneona
Desirable Property At a Bargain.
Landis started, and it is to be hoped aurfacea o f the ayatem. Send fo r tentimo-
score of seven to two.
The game | D a v is — At W est Marshfield. M ay 19. 1901,
niela, free.
z
n
___
:
a
....
i
he
will
be
overtaken
nnd
brought
to
I
to
.lie
wife
o
f
W
m.
D
a
vis,
a
da
oyh
ler.
was played nt the Marshfield race
40 acres or land on county road . . .
.
, r.
, i
F. J . C H E N E Y A C O .. T o le d o , O’
justice. The motive for so bold nnd | p i f Sold by DniKKintn. T-'-c.
tracks, which grounds were not iu
one mile from Court House and
M t I t I t I 1 I >.
H
a
ll's
Family 1'illa are th e beat.
very good condition, the late rnina M n o m - S m n - A t Marshfield, Oreyon. Coqnille City.
11. acres is rich audacious a crime cannot be sur- j
The deceased
with receot plowing mode them
Tuesday. May 21. 1901, K hv , Horsfn 1 h o fo n land, partly under culture raised by our people.
officiating. Dr. E. M ingus and Miss Edna
quite muddy. However this tesult
and above ordinary flood mark. was a stranger in this section, as was
Seeley.
.
also tlie accused, the latter having!
shows some good playing and future FrrKksoN-FaicB—
\t the courthouse in C o- Good running water on the place
C oqaille C ity . May 27, 19C1, Judge Har- Other improvements not considered made his*first appearance in this
games will be looked to with greater
officiating. Charles Peterson and
interest than ever, and baseball will i locker
Terms, 1400 dollars. One half county last season canvassing for
Mi s May P ric*. both o f K iverton. The
be Ibe leading sport of the season.
H fra I a D extends congratalaions.
down, balance in three aim ml in­ the Home Comfort steel range nnd
stallments. Inqnireicf A. B o y h i e delivering later on. He spent the M L » JBbakea short roads.
When U n -
Coqnille City, Oregou. winter iu California.
din first heard that the body of a
man had beeu found i ear town he
TSTOtlOO.
appeared very n<-rvous and wont at
once to view the corps, and in a very
Any party cutting Timber o r short time was out of town and on
-2 3 JA . L. LANTZ, Proprietor . {£ ~ -
Chittim Bark on the lands of the fhe road towards Marshfield.
Jack
Southern Oregon Company, or re Glenn followed him as far as Coos
moving such, or any other property City keeping an eye on him but
from the said lands, will l>e prose­ about this place lost track of him. f
| ^m^^ood for everything
cuted according to law.
A REW ARD of one-half the
that runs on wheels.
value recovered will be given for
G. W. Stewart, the Myrtle Point
S old E verywhere.
such information as will lead to a liveryman, came down Saturday
conviction, in each case.
bringing Dan Brack, the black-
Made hy V T A S O A n 1) o n . rx>.
S 'U T H z b x O r b ' so s C c .
smith, who had business iu town.
A Moment
Please!
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M A C H IN ES
No. 13
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REMEMBER
THE PLACE.
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T H E EMPORIUM,
C. M. SKEELS,
COQUILLE, OK
L O R E N Z ’S Store,
The Biggest Values for Your Money.
OF
LADIES' AND CENTS' FURNISHING GOODE.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOE#'
Coos Co.
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A.11 kinds of furniture made to order.
Turning and bandsaw work of
all kinds on short notice.
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