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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1901)
The ,,Clyde” Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments. Iiinndon Recoraer.l j We Imve DO limber land for sale Born.— A t Flora* creek, Curry i but could giv* you a few claim* at f PU B LISH E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y 'county, June 14, 1901, lo tbe wife part real value. of R. E. Cope, a son. John Golden, o f MarabfielJ, hail D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor. Mrs. M. R. L ee and chilflren are business in town and catue over by visiting relatives at M yrtle Point yesterday's train, C o u n ty O ffic ia l P a p e r . during Mr. L e e s absence in Sau Our writeups are necessarily i short this week and some items Devoted to fbe mate rial and soeml op Francisco. dmldinn of the CoqaiUto Valley particularly W. M. Vandecar went outside crowded out for waut o f syace. and of Coo h County generally. Hurrah! Our New Shoes have Subscription, per yeur, in advance, $1.50 the bar fishing, last Saturday aud | brought in a halibut which weighed hpllt t(,B Fourth o f July. They pounds, and wh.ch he |]HrP arrived at G. A. Robinson’s C. D A K E ’ 8 about 50 A gency, THIS PAPtilt ï AdveTtla'.ng r ,on,,,‘ ' E C4 and 65 disposed o f at 10 cents a pound. slot e. M erch an t»’ Exchange, 8au Francisco, C aliforn ia, advertisin g can be m ade fo r it. »b a r ecoutrrçol* fur ad Robert Lowels condition remains No. 741 drew the Premium very much the same there being sewing machine at tbe Fmiporiurn E ditor H erald : I returned yes no improvement in bis condition ou the 80th, J. C. Wilson being terday from a few weeks’ stay at a during the past week. tbe lucky man. mining cabin on the upper South Sol J. Culver, o f Camas Valley, The next league ball game will Sixes. This cabin is located about 3 miles above the mouth of Rusty was iu town last night on his way ! ( ake place st Coqnille City next and is the only cabin on upper South to Gold Beach. His son James, of Sunday hetween the Coqnille and M yrtle Point teams. Sixes. It is about 2 ) miles beyond Cutry was with him. Miss Rose L »e g , who has heen Rusty Butte, which is the best wav F ob S a l e — An Omego hand attending school at Forest Grove separator, 600 capacity— good as to reach it. during the past three years, grad Ben Harrison, jr., went in with new. Apply to Z. C. Strang. me and we reached thore June 4th. uated yesterday and will return Address Coqnille. Iu the forenoon of the 5th someouo borne immediately. Attorney W. C. Chase is amomg entered our cabin and ate heartily ¡the intending builders o f our town. IMrrtle Point Knterurue). our frugal fare. On the 6 th after A new cheese vat was received From the present outlook, there breakfast we found a man’s tracks this week fpr F. JIuser’s creamery will be quite a number of Dew up the creek iu frfont of the cabin. buildings go up in the near future. at Gravel Ford. 7 On that day about dusk someone The second baseball nine of Co The Myrtle Point Enterprise fired a shot (it souDded like a pistol qnille went to Bundon Sunday aud says the Boston Bloomer luiiideus shot) near the dam about a hun played till Bandon team s hot dred yards up the creek from the are billed to cross bats with the ryuud. The score stood 13 to 13. cabin, but not in sight of it. The Rospburg base ball club June 2 7 - This wns a lively game and was next day we heard nothing from our i Couuer and Iioach, o f the Plain- enjoyed by a large crowd. man. On the 8 th we went over to dealer, are said to be falling all over The entertaiumeut given by the Rusty, Mr. Harrison tnking his gun. each other in their efforts to get in Presbyteriau ably assisted by A f noon aftpr I hud eaten my din the base ball club. A t the home o f the bride’s others choir on Saturday evening ner and was standing in front of the cabin, a shot was tired up near mother at Etelka, ou Sunday, Juue wns a grand success in every par the dapi. This made a loud report 16, 1901, Miss Annie Carman was ticular. The funds raised by this like a shotguu. I left the cabin for united in raarraige to Mr. Eugene pntertaiument will be used to pur- | 7'; fe l Rusty aud met Mr. Harrison com Hamhlock, of Parkersburg, T ile j chase a bell for the church, ing down. He got within range of home wasbeautifull, decorated with: 1C00 Actes grain farm iu Jack- vl Jhe cabiM and watched while I went evergreens intermingled with son „ „ „ „ y UlP6,()n suitable for \M for assistance. About 10 o'clock white rosebuds and the cermony L tbpr productions or division t o ; 1 b for „ fhnn of smalle. I Bob and Bert Harrison und I re was perlormea by Rev. Bonswitz. ' turned Ben Harrison reported that in the presence o f a number o f „ WP|| im p rfm d. in Coos Co. 31 about sundown a man uppeared on neighbors and fnen is. After : <>. not to exceed «2000 to «3000 the opposite side of the cabin and ceremony_a wedding feast was | in value time be |md on difference peeped through the cracks and load spread. Tho newly married couple in price. $ ed in at the chimney place. He left Monday for Parkersburg, wheie 1. C. Thompeou, o f Boston, and shot twice at him and our mysteri Mr. Hamblock owns a tine farm, David Finn and John Curran, of ous guest disappeared nnd gave us where they will icside. no further trouble. He had again Gertrude, five-yeur-old daughter Merril, Wiscousin, are looking; entered the cabin nnd rolled up our of R. L. Wagner o f this place, met around this county with a view of j i'5| with an unfortunate accident Tues investing iu timber or some enter- : ' blankets, but had left them. day aud one that will cause her to prise. W e hope they may see fit j W m . L usk . almost loose the use of her right to cast their lots with us and assist 11 ® Noway Items, baud. She was playing with some us iu making the developments! oilipr children at S. S. Reed’s place our section would so richly support. A ll kinds o f soft drinks and fine cigar, (Eiiij Turnhl r e ; :? LEVERAGE OF A NTKEl- JUST RECEIVED, Mon’s Sleeve Holders, 2 prs. f« r 5c Nickel Safety Pins, per paper..5c S Horse Blanket Pius.....................5c Court Plasters, 2 packs fo r .........5c Hooks nnd Eyes, 3 papers for 5c Hat Pins, per dozen................ 5c Thimbles, 2 fo r ............................5c Men’s Coat a illar Spriugs........ fic| Mustard Spoons, 1 fo r ................ 5c Embroidery H o o p s ............. 5 Nickel Tweezers..........................5c N T Y E L I S W L X N E H H A T S , A ll Shades and styles which we w ill sell ! at special prices until the Fourth if they last that long. liadles’ WVftC Tvul Strap Sandals #1.50. c Hot on Your Tintype Key Chain, nickel plated......... 5c j £ ¿ - 0 t h e S S Straw Cuffs, per pair.................5cI . Hair Pins, 3 packs fo r ................ 5c I t O CJ O S e Pocket M irror..............................5c Kid Hair Curlers, per d o ze n ....5 a •Curling Irons............................ ..5c Misses’ Round Combs..................5c Large Coin Purse........................ 5c Nursery Toilet Soap, 3 fo r ......... 5c Fuirbank’s Laundry Soaps, 2 for 5c Small Coin Purses, 2 fur.............. 5c I tW O H lie S ... t Il£ ID . fo r P l ’O f l t , b lit - out before the Single Loaf Bread B a k er . . . . 15c Fourth. fancy p M oa s, 20c. ; These are the same kind o f all Silk Ribbons, 8 to 5 inches wide and usually sold at 50 cents per pipe......... 5c yard. COEie 111 all ColO^S. Rubber stem corn cob Carpenters’ Pencils, 3 fo r ............ 5c fancy SilKs, 65c. Z Fire Shovels, 5 and 10 rents. Footed Sauce dish, C inch diam eter.. 20c i Bone collar Buttons, per dozen, 5 c Another bargain 2of of silks. Heavy glossy wash Basm................ . taffetas t[.(ai ar0 everywhere at 85c, Nutmeg Graters, 2 fo r ................ 5c D ipper........................................... 5c Milk Skimmer............................... 5c Vegetable Graten.........................5c Butter Spade............................... 5c Pancake Turner........................... 5c Fruit jar Funnel.................. . . . . 5 c Biscuit Cutters, 2 fo r ................. 5c Miss Ida Lafferty visited in N or near town, and a son of Mr R eed ’s Our school board has employed j atuut ten years of age, Imd an as the follow ing list ~ way over Sunday. of * teachers to t>|| Mouse Traps................................. 5c l’ ~"" *" Quite a number of the young for a plaything, and when the little teach our next term of school: Child’s A B C P la t e s .,.................. 6 c people from her attended the ball girl put her hand on a block the Prof. M, O. Hawkins, principal, C. boy struck at something near by, Nosier 1st, Miss Le.ura W ise m Match Safe...................................5o game in Coquille City Sunday. Candle Sticks............................... 5c Miss Gussie Brown aud brother missing the mark and striking her 2nd, Miss E va Hall 3rd assistants Tommy, of Mnrslifield are making hand, entirely severing the three and Miss Joey Byers takes the! Stove H ook................................... 5c au extended visit with their grand- first fingers from the right hand. primary department. This leaves j Basting Spoon...........................*.5c patents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers. Dr. Leep dressed the wound aud one place yet to be supplied, f bis j Can Opener...................................5c Mr. Ed Ohtran and wife, of Bear reports the little g ill getting along is a corps of teachers with whom : Coat and Hat Hooks, 3 fo r .......... 5c we are all well acquainted aud j Creek, accompanied b> the Misses as well us could be expected. Harness Snaps, 2 fo r ....................5c. which insures good aud efficient Logan, came up Saturday aud eu- IMarshti«L4 ttun.i work in all departments. jo y e d a short stay in Norway, Miss Glass Tumblers........................... 5c Mrs. Manley Roberts and daugh Logan will teach the Halls creek Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nosier mov Glass Nest Eggs, 2 fo r ................5c ter, Flossie, o f San B’ rancisco, are school. ed to the farm recently traded For Sink Brush...................................5c Mr. Jesse Clinton who has been Visiting in Marshfield. ou Wednesday o f last week. We Garden W e e d e r........................... 5a qu it* poorly for some time took JItliau McDtiffps, of Coquille are exceedingly sorry to lose these his blankets Sunday morning aud City, is assisting Joe Rocbon ¡ d excellent people from our society, If” Corkscrew.................................... 5c started for the mountains to see psinting tho Bennett & W alter but they are ouly going a short dis m Tracing W heel............................. 5c war what higher altitude will do for building. Carpet Tacks, 2 pus fo r ................ 5c tance, and wo will doubtless enjoy bira. Morton L. Tower and Frank frequent visits from them. They W ite Toaster.................................5c Miss Clara McCloskey returned Saunders returued Sunday from will be accompanied by their sons, Pants Buttons, 5 uoz fo r ............ 5c home Saturday from a month's Bandon, where they were survey Claude aud F ied with their fam i e T Strainer........................... 5o visit iu southern California. ing for tbe government. lies, and will iusitnte a small Nos Rev. Knotts the Presbyterian S. wivtjnk Wj!lxzq?ugf...............Oc ler colony. A large building w ill The cast iron fittings for the S. missionary organized a Sunday erected at once and a store nnd school in this place Suuday. The stocks iu the Marshfield shipyard postoffice will be conducted therein enrollment to begin with was small, being moulded at the Coos Bay and the neighborhood of Bridge but we hope there will be a good Iron Works. will gain what Coquille loses, for The Southern Oregon company crowd hereafter. which th fy are to be congratulated. Mrs. O live Wells, o f Seattle, was 5 is having constructed a large pile- ! driver, with which they expect to Visiting old friends in Norway last A Snow Storm la Juno- week. She has been visiting in repair their dock at Empire City. Coos for three moDths but will re Edward Cole, lineman for the Snow begun to fall at midnight \ turn to her home on the Alliance, Telephone ComoaDy, was called to Tuesday, and by 7 o’clock on W ed T b ix ie T r ic e . Portland this week to the bedside nesday morning it measured five — --•» - o f his sick father. He left on the inches on the level. I t continued »¿ij Ooos Bn» Sewn- Alliance, Tuesday. snowing until about noon, when a ; Earl Savage nnd Chester Wolcott Peter L o g g ie and John Lennon, rain set in, which still continues.! left this morning for Portland on o f North Bend, left last week for At Ridgeway, about twelve miles r*J their bicycles. South Bend, Wash., where they west of u s, snow is ten inches deep j K 5 C. W. Paterson finished llie will assist in the building of a and tho early hay, that was ready stone foundation for W. U. Dougins’ large saw mill for Captain A. M. to give way to tho reapers, is now residence yesterday. Simpson. lying flat on the ground. At Ante George nnd Manly Roberts, form Bob Simpson, J r, had his hand lope, six miles south, only about two erly of the bay, nro engineers on badly smashed last Saturday in inches of snow was on the ground vessels in Alaska, and are getting the machinery o f the engine used while on the hills surrounding tho l'ig wages. to haul timbers into tbe schooner town it is said the snow was twelve M*s. G. W. L o g g ie leaves on the on the stocks iu tho North Bend inches deep.— Shaniko Leader. I Alliance for her home at New What shipyard. Hints on the Care ol a Watch. com, Wash. She will be accom George Caraman anti Carl Pen panied by her brother, Charley dergrass were capsized in a small Wind your wntch in tho morning McKniglit, boat, Saturday last in the bay, be and ns near the same hour each day What came penr being a disas low Marshfield. After being in as possible. I t will keep better trous fire occurred at the stave mill the water for an hour they were time. Hang your watch up when Friday evening. It originated f$oni rescued by John Wasson. not rnrrviog it as it will keep better ^ 5 sack lo t One of tho nv'st delicious a hot bpx ui the lath mill, nnd be of all fru it Formally a luxury now The steamer General W rigllt Is time by keeping it at nil times in as fore it was noticed had burned beiug oveihauled and made ready cheap as dirt, per pound__ _ 6 H near the same position ns possible. A through the ceilling to the main for a voyage to Yaquitia and on watch should be cleaned and oiled flopr Prompt work by the crew the 5th pros., where *he will be at lenst onee a year. The balance saved the mill, but E. O. Hall re utilized in making preparalim s to Scotch Hoot Mon Mush, the fines* wheel of an Americai) w atch makes gards it ns a close shave. blowout several sunken rocks in 157,680,000 vibration* in a year, grade rolled oats, 3 pks for..23c ------- the channel. j hence there will be fractiou if not I Coast | clean and lubricated. We make a “ Onconta" Washing Pcwder per John W. Kruse, of the firm of i specialty of Sue and complicated 10 c packge. Krnse nnd ¡Stand, is confined to his watch repairing. Jewelerv of all bed by quite serious illness. Sealed bids will be received by j kinds made to order. We solicit Washing Soda, per “ Oneonta" S. D. Magnes, o f the firm of the recorder of the City o f Coqnille y 0llr patronage, .. 5c package. until July 3L at 12 in., for #14,000 W i i - son J cwelehy Co. Magnes A Matson, an ived Thurs 4 per ceut semiannual iDtprest, 20 day, accouipnuied by his wife. Fnirbank’s Laundry Soap, 10 bars Precaring to Receive Mr- Kruger. Tbpy came in by tlip Drain route, year water w o rk s bonds, payable at fo r ..........................................25c and will spend the ¡Summer here. t-be City Treasurer's office. Issued ■vu York,June | w « | « u i 20 n — .v m 'itm iu to iu ---------------------------------------- New According in denominations to suit purchaser J, D. Hnndorland, w.lio has been Bonds dated August 15, 1901. i Times special from Washington, , “ Longfellow” Laundry Soap, 3 feet under treatment in a Hsu Francisco • •••»* he Boer sympathizer* in the United fo r .......................................... 25c hospital for some time, writes àfitlou n l* ax making tnuL’iiiu' preparations nruiiai'iitmlia for f<>v : ? * State* are Gold trom Dawson- that he is getting better, and the a visit by Mr. Kruger to this coun . 25c Durand's .Salad O il............. doctor says he will be out on Seattle, June 20.— The firs* gold try in the Autumn which was an crotches in a few weeks, and Hint shipments of the seasons nre now nounced some time ago by Moiitngu ienua Sausages, 2 cans for bis knee will not be stiff. on the way from the Klondike. White, the Transvaal representative I Hon John K elly, o f Eugene, Sums aggregating #1,500,000 were in Washington, who has just re T ow l’s Li Cabin Maple Syrup, per died at bis home at that place ou started from Dawson oti June 14 oil turned their from New York, says a Af can........................................ 25c the afternoon af the 15th mat very the river steamers Canadian nnd conference of leading pro-Bovrs suddenly o f paralysis. Mr. K eilv Zcnlnndin, necotding to telegraphic was held Saturday, Sunday and Tho San Salvador Pearl Sago was su old pioneer of this state, a advice* received in Skngway. The Monday, anil that the chairman of *»; perior to others, U pounds for 25c j highly respected citizen, having Zcnlundin got away from Dawson the reception commit tee was chosen. filled many positions of horn r and June 14, and the Canadian left the He will be Consul-General Piece, of sw..- V .V- ■ a m m trusts. He was shout 93 years of same day. Both eoneignments will the Orange Free State, whoee office prohubly arriveiu Seattle next week. > iu New York »ge. per yard. Glass Celerv Disli. 20 c. ‘ G r a p e = N u t s A FOOD FOR Food BRAIH AND Read]) Co»/.-cd|j2RVE CENTERS H. 1 After the Fair is Over “POLL FAIR-THE LONG END GETS THE MEDAC’ * f > 1 f Spanish shelled peanuts, 2 lbs for 25c . .. 1 5 c Round Cake Dish, 11 inches in i diameter for cake or bread . . . . 15c. ■Vi:. r, « ¡ i Published accounts award medals to eleven powders ex* r hibited. Tricky newspaper advertising and medals do not ^ i explain why any manufacturer should ask the same price fo r J < his goods that he did twenty years ago. Cream o f Tartar was > ' then 49 cents per pound. It is now 18 % cents per pound. It £ ] is extortion to ask 45 or 50 cents per pound for any Baking j i Powder. No better Baking Powder than "Calumet” can be £ \ made at any price. f Monopoly mutt yiold to moderation -Im purity mast improve or go under; “Calumet” is the standard. | “C alu m et’is not made by the j; ] trust. Therefore, its price is | j moderate. F u ll one pound [ |can for 25c. W h y P a y M ore? Samples Sent fur 5 cents in Stamps. £ L Nectarines Dried Peaches *2 lbs for 5c P R U S S IA N Poultry FOOD An effective but harmless remedy or poultry. It makes the hens lay. Per package............... . 25c. P R U S S IA N Lice Killer $€nd mg anc&her Makes a clean sweep of lice and ■nites on chickens, horses and other stock. Per can................... . 56c. can of-" Satin Sealed Bibt. § ’ Glass Berry Dish, consisting of l large and 6 small dishes, per set 25 ceuts. ! 22 inch. ••D uc I h hs " Satin, comes in ’ urquoise blue inly, regular #1 quality................... .. ©5c like if besterIb «H i any kind we have ever used The Blanke’s two leadiug brands of fine blend roast coffee served in the Pullman Palace Cara and other leading Cafe> and Hotels. M iney can not produce a better coffee that these two Frauds. 35 cents and 3 0 cents per pound. J.S.^anematz. \ V ' ♦ Ladies’ Shirt Waist, ajl colors and stvles................... Summer Corsets,. ventilated, white o n ly ......... in m Gents’ Spring Shirts Gents’ silk front golf shirts, the ! regular # 1 kinds fo r .......... 7 5 c .4
