Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, June 04, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextW I L S O N J E W L E R Y CO., _____ LOCAL ITEMS. Sec tbe big ad <if the Empori irn. Our marble firm is now Stew $ 1 0 0 0 R e w a r d , i s o f f e r art & Westgule. ed for tbo u|>prilieuHiou of ,M. 1). Roof paint and paints of all kind Landis, the murderer. at tbe Emporium. New goods by every boat for tbe Attorney J. F. Hall was over ou Emporium. business yesterday. French straight-front corsets at Ladies silk ami faucy shirt waists Mr». Sugg’s. at G. A. ltobinsou’s. Fine leces and embroidery at Big lot of new bats arrivpd a* cost at Marlin’s. Mrs. Sugg’s last Saturday. Eight large liars of soap for 25c. Big variety of ladies, Misses’ and at tbe Emporium. * I childrens’ huts at Mrs. Moous. Did you see tlmt sash • ribbon for S hs I i nbbon, 6 inches in wiith 30 cents at Mrs. Sugg’s. j for 35 cents per yd at Mrs Sugg’s. I f you want a genuine shave by Dr I d prunes 2 cents per a real artist, go to McDonald's. pound at G. A. Robinsons. JEW ELERS, W A T C H Wallpaper, at the Emporium.! A full stock of paints nud oils at the Emporium. Fresh candies just received at the Lily Confectionery. Braids and flowers, hats and veils at Lyons & Eudicotts. We taka eggs at 15 cents per: dozen in trade. M. II. Hersey. Navel orauges at the Lily Con- 1 fictionery at 35 cents per dozen. A fine line of dry goods, boots and shoes just arriyed for the Em- porum. * A special line of summer goods, also staple goods just leceivedat Hawkins, M AKERS, O P IT C IA N . LANDIS IS GOING A Moment Please So are Those New Spring Goods at G. A. Robinsons. Eglantine Cords Pongee Silks. Titauia Cords. Llama cloth. Tlssu Oudule. Pougoueeto. Silk C. Crape De Paris. Kivoli Stripes. Broderie Lea. Milcorde Dimity. Geruadette. Leno Stripes. Tbe best butter in town—Sammy Call early and leave your orders! Martin’s are offering a fine lot of Nosler’s —to be found at SUeele’. * with the Coos Co. Marble works. * laces aud eiubtoider at cost. Call Patronize Home and have your Only un to date and seasonable | and see them. cemetery woik doueai Coquille. * millinery kept at Endicott A Lyons. J. C. Piercpcame over from the* Fred Sctietler came over to this For a snap in laces and embroid W. H. Hull, of Riverton, was a; bay yesterday, having busiuess at side yesterday. ery call at Martiu’a. They are sold i , r, • j • . business visitor in Coquille Satur-j tbe courthouse. A. B. Deon is doing a general at cost. day. Uuy 2i> centa worth good« at hauling and delivering business. Horrace Curren returned by tbe a , Fiesh hrpad always on hand at Kanemaiz's and take a chance on the1 S a y; if you want to save mousy last Mandalay and is now at Hotel at the Wilkins premium piano. Mrs. Simmons on prepared paints got prices at Coquille. * stand. * The H erald will order the San the Emporiem. Z T. jobusou, of Myrtle Point, Fine spring and summer hats Franoiseo Call for you giving you i Sir, and Mrs. E. HiuckendorfT, had business at tbe courthouse for Ladies and Misses and children a liberal clubbing rate. of Marshfield, drove oyer to this Saturday] at Martin’s. For a full selection of latest I city Satuiday, T be I. X. L. has received quite • Sep the- beautiful Stereoscopic styles in seasonable millinery call : r m », ,, a stock of jewelry. Call in and see Emiii-iiti A- 1 .vnnu S ,ou]lto“ 8 rnP,d|y '«p ro v in g Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s and will doubtless bo up from bis it aud get'prioes. store. * J . C . Shields, one of our boss late illuess shortly. Tbe Coos County Marble Co. is quite ill, being See the n«w spring and summer mechanics, spend their money at home. Why F or S ale — An Omego haud hats for ladies, misses and children threatened with inflamation of tils separator, 600 capacity— good as patronize outside firms. lungs. at Mrs. Muou’s. new. Apply to Z. C. Strang. Ladies; Misses’ and childrens’ Tbe steamer Mandalay went to Address Coquille. Thf steamer Dispatch is lying at trimmed and untrimed bats ns well this place undergoing repairs aud sea Sunday at 1 o’clock in (he after as trimmings at Martin’s. Prof. Johnson nnd Bert Scliofer, noon. Her passenger list was taking on a coat of paint. of Pott Orford, were iu town Sat Just keep it in mind that D. small. Ladies Misses aud children urday, driving through to Myrtle Morgan, of Fisbtrap, has some The Tuttle Temperance House is should go to Martin’s for bargains Point. good draft horses for sale. in the hotel field for business. in spring and summer hats. Give it a trial. You will find it New and fresh additions have Wm. Gallier, of the I. X. L A carload of broom handles was first-class. been made to the stock of drygoods hardware store ¡8 constantly re shipped to Portland by way of the nud groceries at Hersey’s. Col Harry was in town Saluada/. j ceiving new goods in his line and bay from Lyons’ mill last week. He is somewhat lame yet from the are offering the best of bargains. M. A. Eppers m, of tbe Middle 8 . B. Hermann, the enterprising hurt lie received some time ago Fork, paid Marshfield ns well as Eczema, snltrheuru, tetter, chafing, and accommodating merchant of by a following shed. this section a visit last week. ivy poisoning and all skin tortures Myrtle Point, drove through town Large 2 story store with residence are quickly cured by DeWitts’s Snow'Drift Flour is the best. Re- Thursday. and trees,— o n a prominent coruer Witch Hazel Salve. The certain sults prove our claim. Every sack Foil S a l e —A bay mare of me in Coquille. For sale by R. D. pile cure. R. S. Knowlton. guaranteed. N. Lorenz. dium size, kind and gentle worker. Sanford, Real Estate egeut. * F o r T r a d e . — An interest in a S. B. McClellan, the Presbyterian Inquire of H. F. Scbwecrs, ona mile F or S ale —Seven dairy cows valuable mining property in Okan- minister of Marshfield, was in north of town. with calves, a two-year-old steer ogon county, Washington for a town a couplejof days last week. Miss Lydia Livpsey of Bandon, aud one yearling. Inquire of J. small place in Coos county. Speci Hicks, the photographer, has came up to town last week aud will G. Leueye, Parkersburg, Oregon. men of oie at the H erald office. gone to Myrtle Point for a few remain in town. Her mother ex A few bead of nice young cows week’s stay, plying his profession. pects to move up soon. The match game of baseball be tor sale, some fresh, others to come tween the teams of Marshfield and A fine fresh cow and two-year- C. A. Harrington, J. B. II Shcl- in soon* R. D. Sanford. Myitlp Point Sunday proved old Durham and Holstein hull for ton and others who attended tbe * another victory for Marshfield, the sale by A. 14. Tozer, of the county grand lodge of thp 1 ,0 . O. F. at At the fatra, Coquille, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Corman-, of score being six to thirteen. infirmary. Baker City returned tbe last of tile near Norway, accompanied by their Win. Miller, of Grants Pass, who week. The James Bros, have brought children and Mr. Cs’ mother, were is visiting F. M. Miller and family the steamer Fawn np to town to The Peart boys now have their in town Friday, visiting friends- «nd other relatives and frinds ou coilmiue iu working order and A. receive her new boiler brought up Fisbtrap,*was in town Saturday. B. Dean is prepared to deliver Willard Crawford, for many years ou the Mandalay. The Fawn will Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nosier of the coal on short notice. Give them a leading attorney of Jackson and now be better boat than 6 he ever Josephine counties, arrived in this was. North Fork, were in town o v p i a a ti ml order. ’ place last week aud will make this week-racently with Mrs. N’s father, You will miss it if yon liny a Mr- and Mrs. W. W. Hayes re place his home in the future. J. T. Moultou, who has been very farm before consulting R. D. San turned from the bay Wednesday ill. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kribs, of this ford, the agent, who lias some of the Wo are sorry to auuounce what choicest properties and will make place, returned by the last Manda having spent several drys visiting we fear to tie tbe very serious ill it mi object for you to deal with lay from.a visit of two weeks in ibeir daughter Mis. John Sny der, mid family, of the Central ness o f N. W. Leneve, our popular him. * Ssn Francisco. Thpy report hav hotel, at Marshfield. painter. The symptoms are that ing had a very enjoyable time. At a meetiug of the town board o f paralysis. At the Christian church’ next Some business lots arid residents yesterday evening the old board Sunday morning a theme of un Uncle Shad Hudson and Ins in Medford, Jackson Co. Oregon, Nephew from Grants Pass went up made a full report of their year’s for sale or exchange, for good usual importance will be descusspd. tbe j river yesterday. They will business to the new board all of property iu Coos comity. Value An attendance of all who are iu any nke in tbe mining district of whom qualified except Geo. O. $2000. R. D. Sanford, real estate way interested in Hie welfare of Leach. the church is desired. Subject for toutbern Coos and Curry. agent, Coquille Oregon. evening sermon: ‘‘And Thou?” Will Dully, of this place, bad the Mi»s Gertrude James, dnogliter F or S ale — A line little river of J.C . James, of Fisbtrap, w ent misfortune to get one of bis ankles The best yet—Over 50u acres of bottom place, r.ne ni d half miles down on tbe Mandalay, going to jammed Detweeti two logs while unimproved laud touching Coquille from town, ou river bank. Fair working at Sealev’s camp Iasi Sat Merced county, California where good orchard, small river. Over 300 acres bottom, good she will visit for several months urday, and is now obliged to use buildings. fruits, etc. Call nt the H era LD bench laud connected, with spiiug A surgical operation is not nec ci utchee. I brandies. Some goed saw timber. office. essary to cure piles. De, Witt’s We want a few more real bar | Only $17 per acre- R- D. Sanfold Danger, disease aud death follows Witch H azei Salve saves all that gains in realty to supply our cus ageut, Coquille Oregon. Use De- expense and never fails. Beware of tomers “ Talk is cheap” alone, but, neglect of the bowels. Aaron Wilson, of tbe Bulletin with good value to back it, wp can : V ltt s Little Early Risers to regu- counterfeits It. 8 . Knowlton. Major Tower, deputy customs inake talk count Try us. R. D. 1,lte th',,n n,,<l -vnu wil> "dl1 ,0 >'our went up to Johnson s mill yesterday life and life to your year.-,. Easy to and while there was struck by a lot collector at Coos hay came over S anford . take, never gripe. R. S. Knowlton. of lumber as it slid down thechute Saturday to survey the overhauled B rush t o S l a s h — R. S. Tyrrell, The James Bro.s received a nice atnl was for a while tbougbt to be bull of the steamer Fawn w hich of Arago, wishes to let contracts will soon have her machinery put for slashing 40 acres of brush land | new boiler for the steamer Fswu pretty badly hurt, but it is proving in place aud be ready for inspec ou the Flatingun p ce. opposite the *!'!"'li ,1,,ey purchased from Cspt. not to be as. severely os at first tbooght. We hope to see him ont ii , Willard, nt:a expvct bv the July tion. J ill a day or so. month of Beaver slough. He »n. so- i , . I visit of the steamboat inspectors The following is the list of pas shells correspondence. -, . , K I to have her n first-class trim for Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Lnughead, of sengers arriving by the Mandalay Mr. James Brown of Putsmouth. inspection. which come in over the Coquille Bandon, were passengers on Fri bar at 11 P. M. ou Thursday night: j Va., over 90 years of nge suffered | Henry and Moss Averill, the twin day’s tiaiu to Marshfield to calci) Mrs. M. Shoemaker, Alvy Lee, E. for years with a bod sore on his face I sons of W. H. Averill, of Scotts- th 3 steamer Alliance for Portland Katka, Mrs. E. Katka. Hiima Physicians could not help him. De- bnrg, formerly of Bandon, arrived where they will be in attendance at K a t k a , Rev. C. E. Crumley, Mrs. Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured him in this valley Friday and expect to! the meetiug of the grand lodge of spend the summer in the county. the A. F. and A. M and grnnd Wright and three children, Cspt. permanently. R. S. Knowlton. The hoys will enjoy a pleasant visit chapter of the O. E. S. They will O. P. Ellingaon, H. N. Kribcs. Mrs. Kimball, Emraerson, Whitney, H. S. Kribs, J. T. Nosier. Mrs J. Milton and Heinze pianos for $250 at Bandon with old friends. remain some tune after the close of T. Nosier, H. A. Curren aud Miss and upward. Orgaus at $75 and A number of the Presbyterians these meetings for a visit. C. Peck. upward. Address or call on of this city went to Myrtle Poiut The first cars were rnn in on the The obseivaDce of Children’s Mrs. G. Morris, local agent, Gar Sutiday to bear their new pastor, Lyons side track yesterday morn day at the Christiau church last field Hotel, Marshfield, Oregon. Rev. S. S. White, preach and all ing to take on lumber. This is a Sunday evening was u very cred C has . G rissen , Mgr. return loud and enthusiastic in very convieut arrangement, tbe their praises of him as a pleasant itable affair. The program was track being put down so that tbe Benuett Swantou, of Marshfield,: and forcible speaker and a pleasing beautifully carried out by the dif top of tbe cars are on a level with ferent clawses of the Sunday school, entire over by yesterday’s train and social nnd scholarly young man. tbe lumber. 'J be track goes into preach hi» initial sermon .. * „ „ „- i, . . reflecting great credit on the chil proceeded tip the riyer on a vaca- ' He will \ . a , . the vara on considerable of a de- BD(1 , be track 1>pj w„ BWj dren as well as those who took the tion. He expects to spend several in this city next Sunday hot , M r.s „ n necessary pain to train them, the weeks in neighborhood of Brewster l.,g and evening. Specially good „ |jck |b carg w#nt rostrnra presented tha appearance Valley. He expects to bayo a good music for both serv.ces will be ,j |bB brake fai]iDR foP hold o f A veritable flower garden. Oue lime. , InrnMbed l»y the clio.cr. ■ theHjr |h„ y rBll beyond where they festoon of garlands measured o: n Rev. M. O. Brink will begin a: Mrs. Selden Warner, of near were iutended, one getting of tbe hundred feet in lenght. Tbe arch revival raeetiiiRat the Littlechnrch . Harrisburg, this state, is in town track. under which performers appeared Monday evening June 10th. Good today on her return from Myrtle -----. ■«. . ------ was a twenty-five foot spati and mimic for all meeting. Motto “ with- Point, having come to this county r 0 R SALE AT A BARGAIN.__ stood about ten feet high in the out Holiness no m.xn shall see the in response to a telephone message • nfj Cedar Point, with boom center, being a thing of rare beauty Lord’ . The public is made wel- asking her to come to Myrtle Point and boom privileges. Also, over and was comDosed almost wholly come to all meetings. to look after the business affairs of a50 a,.rf)H 0f 1 bottom land, of cedars and roses. ___ _____________ _________________ Dav.d Warner who died at that within -2 miie* of Coquille City, in place last Saturday, the deceased .... . .. . is the eldest of tbe Warner brothers <luaBt.t.es to au.t purchasers, t n - well-known pioneer» of the upper qu’ E® W. SINCLAIR, Coquille. Mrs. W. goes to the: [lb.] Coquille,Oregon. hsy this afternoon and will go u p ’ — ----- —• • • --------- the coast tomorrow oyer the Drain W A N T E D - -TBtJS'i WORTHY MEN route. Mr. and Mrs. Warner own so* woman to travel »nd advents» for old - i-Htriblislisd l i i ' i i o f solid nnanoial ntand- tbo banner »lock f.irm of Ly 11U ini). Salary $7HJ a year nnd expeonen. nil roODty nnd take grfat pricln ill payable in cash. No canvassing required. nke h n grp&t j « \ r .~ G ive references and enebwe seif-« d d r *■-« <! H up stock. Though a woman, Mrs. , Un,ped »nv,|op». Add™ Mar a««r, 3 « \>nruer spaaks lutslligantly coo- Cation Hid».. Chicago, i-crniug fnr.niug anil stock raising. .szrr- ■ - - Their farm consists of 1600 acres n o n ft. ,f the choicest pai t of Lynn county Damn»*—At Mar.hf» J, May w, MCI. to and ia conducted under modern Mr " f . w m , I M « , « d a o,«.^ , i , , . . , Hrrvr—At Bandor. May 36,1901, to Mr. and principles adci up-to date a4yle. i m . b . Harry Hunt, a son. LEVI STRAUSS&CO OVERALLS ENGRAVERS, To tell you of the aduant- \aqes offered at the Emporium Store, we haue decided L Whittle down our margins on goods to still a finer point than cuer before and giue one o f the latest Improved Sew ing Machines away every GO dags 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 out ~- qoods which consists o f the following assortments. C0E ALSO G A I^ Y “ S tiletto - grand S E W I N G M A C H IN E S N o. ia the- m ost H and s o m e a u tom atic- 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 t b e W o r ld * * * * THIS MACHINE IN STOGI^ FOI^ SALE. . We carry a fu ll line o f the A. L. Bryan Boots and Shoes, also a complete line of dress goods, silks, velvet and notions, hats and caps,a fine line of crockery, lamps and glass ware, groceries, flour and feed. We are adding to our regular stocks a complete line of hardware paints, oils, paint brushes and a fu ll line o f 1901 wallpaper and the celebrated Atkins saws. REMEMBER THE PLACE. T H E M C.M. SKEELS, We wish to state to our many read ers tlmt the business relations here tofore existing between the editor of the^lERALD and M. D. Landis is absolutely dissolved and that tbe H kbald is still to be found at the old place of business and ever ready to accommodate those in need of our services. P O R I U M , COQUILLE, on Proprietor, Tile Leaders in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures. The Biggest Vallies for Your Money. Auction Sale. At tbs McQuigg place, 1J miles from Coquille City, June 20, 1901, of two hundred sheep with wool on, also 100 lambs. Six months’ time Discount for cash. Iu lots to suit purchasers. Notice. The Celebrated French Canadian Stallion, Robin, will discontinue hit stand at Arago, and will be found at Myrtle Point only, but continuously in the fuiure. .1. W .C a l d w E ell . D o n ’t f a il to e x a m in e o u r S t o c k OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' and Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies' Tailor-made Over-Skirts, Groceries, Provis ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders for Tailor-made Clothing. Treasurer’s Notice. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, 'V T O T IC E is hereby given that nil County lv W arrants endorsed prior to April 1, 18119, w ill be paid on presentation nt my office in C oquille City, Coos cou n ty, O regon . No interest w ill bo allow ed a fte r May 31. 1901. T h is 23rd day o f May, 1901. J. H. P U L L E Y , Our aim is Quick Sales and Small Profits. Wc want your trade and will use our best endeavors County Treasurer, j to keep it, by selling you the Best of Goods at the Desirable Property At a Bargain. Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. 40 acres of land on county road ! one mile from Court House and | Coquille City. 11 acres is rich hot o n land, partly under culture and above ordinary flood mar' " Good running water ou the place Other improvements not considered.; Terms, 1400 dollars. One half down, balance in three nun ml in stallments. Inquire of A. BoYltlE.< Coquille City, Oregon. N. LORENZ, Prop. Coos Co. Marble 1 arb/e, Granite and Sandstone Monuments, Headstones ana Copings. re made to order in any design desired, all kinds of cemetery stone cutting and carving done. A TST o t i c © , Any party cutting Timber or! Chittim Bark cn the lands of the j Southern Oregon Company, or re moving such, or any other j roperty from the said lands, will be prose cuted according to Jaw. , A REWARD of one-lialf the ; value recovered will he given for such information as will lend to a conviction, in each case. S outhzun On boom C o . Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. As m erenry will rarely destroy the sense o f smell and com p letely derange th e whole system w hen entering it through the mncotis snrfaces. Such articles should never be nsed except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, ns the dam age they will d o is ten fo ld to the «o o d you «an possibly derive from them . H all’ s Catarrh Cure, ronnufr.c- tured b y F. J. Cheney & C o ., T oledo, O.. con tains no m ercury, and is taken internally, acting d irrctlv upon the blood and m ucous surfaces o f the system . In buying H all’ s Catarrh Cure b i sure you the genuine. It, is taken internally, aiul made in T oled o. O hio, by F. J- Cheney & Co. T estim onials free. p T 8 o l d by d m ffcists, price 75c. per b o ttle , H all’ s Fan ily P :lls are the best, Granite Works. W ight here in Coquille City, Coos A\ county, |Relieve us, we are here to stay, * * our Prices are the lowest. | et us prove It to you, by either correspond/ g or calling at our m works. ach and every customer 'treated with the utmost courtesy, all work Guarantee to be ‘ First- Glass," in workmashlp and maU erial. E PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. Stewart & Westgate. Manager. COQUILLE BURNITURE pACTORY. f-f l . L. LANTZ, Proprietor. All kinds of furniture made to order. Turning and bandsaw work of all kinds on short notice. w ork. ( * n u rsi lite e c i.