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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1901)
WILSON JEWLERY CO “JEWELERS, WATCH MAKERS, ENGRAVERS, OPITCIAN. l o c a l it e m s . County court began yesterday. * W hite organdie at Mrs. Sugg’s. Celebrate the 4tli at Cdquillet'ity Belts of all kinds at Mrs Su. g s. The Emporium for bargains this $1000 R ew ard is offer Set the big ad o f tbe Empori tin. Wallpaper at the Emporium, week. ed for tho apprehension of M. D. Ready-made wrappers at 9U 'cents Coquille City will celebrate the \ grand 4th of Lamlis, the murderer. at Martiu's. Masonic hall. New goods by every boat for the 4th. Ready-made shirt-w'aists 45 cents ttoof paint and paints of all kind Emporium. Flags, F lags and fire crake rs at at the Emporium. Children's hat» from 20 cents up at Martin’s. the Emporium. For a small home to rent, call at Moving-Picture show on 16th at Marti o’s. Judge J. H. Schroeder, of Arago the H erald office. Dried Prunes 2-cents per pound and 17 th. was in towu yesterday. New summer hats just arrived at Fashionable dress trimmings at at the Emporium. “ A llover” laces aud “ A llo ver” Endieott & Eyons. For fresh j,roceries 81>d good Mrs. Sugg’s. S eeth e special sale counter at j embroidery at Mm. Sugg’s, Ladies silk aud fancy shift waists bargains go to Hersey’s. the Emporium. | Ladie s riding cireiugles reduced j at G. A. Robiuaou’s. 25 oz. Pure linking Powder for B ig ball at this place on the eve- from $2 to $150 at Long <fc Son s. Ladies will find trimmed bats 25 ceuts at the Emporium. from $1 up at Martin’s. ning of the 4th. W a n t e d — A good helper on a Dimeties,organdies. Victory lawn For fine photos, consult Walker, dairy farm. Address the H e r a l d 1 Fine comb honey 40 cents per and Iudm linen at Mrs. S ugg’s. bucket at the Emporium. Shaving will be 25 ceuts at Mc the photographer. Rev. Briuk received to members Mrs Hastings Butter, tl^e best iD Donalds ou July 3rd aud 4th. Only the genuine mason fruit iuto the M. E. church last Sunday. the market, at Hawkins’- Capt. G eo ige Leneve, o f the jm s carried at the Emporium. There were three weddiugs took j Ice-cream and cake by the ladies Antelope, visit“ d the bay last week. W e take eggs at 15 cents per place at and uear Coquille City on of the G. A. R. on the 4th. li. H. Haskiu is preparing to dozen in trade. M. H. Hersey. Sunday, Big variety of ladies, Misses’ and build on his lots uear the Academy. Dr. Strange, the dentist, goes to For a neat little home, garden Some good second-hand doors Bandon July 5th for a week's pro lots and burn, at bedrock prices, childrens’ hats at Mrs. M oods . Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tbbraas, of cheap— Call a* the Tuttle Hotel 2* fessional visit. call ou the H erald . Myrtle Point, called o d us today, Mrs. Capt. L e v i Snyder, o f Ban- liny 25 cento worth o f goodo at A. E. Seaman, one of MsrBbfield’s See the beautiful Stereoscopic don, is up visiting in this section. Kanematz’» and take a chance on the hustling attorneys paid the H e r a ld Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s premium piano. a business visit last Wednesday. store. ,| * those Grenadines at Hawkins’ store. Rev. Hyatt, o f the M. E. church, Don! Pay two prices for yonr Miss Elsie Tilmau will return tr> The best;bitt«r in town— Sammy South, delivered a vrrv interesting dress linings and finishings, while Portland this weak to resume h&f Nosler's— to lie found at Skeelu’. * temperance sermon to a fair audl j Hawkins St( re offers the best lilies studies. Remember Hicks, the photog ence on Sunday evening. for the least money. Embroidery and lace suitable for rapher; he is back at the Wilkins I F. E. Hick», the photographer is I f you want a collar for lady or trimming childrens clothes at Mrs. gallery. back at the Wilkins gallery, readv gent that will reach op to your Sugg’s. v Don’t forget that Mrs. Moon is to do all work in his line in his ears and back again Geo. A. See the n«w spring and sornraer in the Sanderson building near usual good style and promptness. Robinson has them. hats for ladies, misses and children boat landing. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Hoberg, who • P. E. D ian e,of this place shipped at Mrs. Moon'«. For fine 4th-of-July hats, the ladies and Misses must go to Eudi- have been at Aberdeen, Washing- j one hundred I iphi I of fine porkers Attorney Lew ie Roberts, of ton. for some time past, arrived iu j |HSt WHek to San Francisco. They M yrtle Point, bad business at the cott & Lyons'. towu Sunday, this time, we pre- j made two good carloads. courthouse yesterday. J. A. Collier, of this place, re surne, for keeps. I .. , ..... , , r Mrs. Aaron Wilson returned turned from his trip to the moun George Clinton and B. E. Hamp A bad complexion generally re- Thursday after a visit of several ton, of Norway, paid us a pleasant tains yesterday. suits from inactive liver and bowels. | Weeks at Monmouth, Turner and call Saturday afternoon. G iviu g room for a hig 4th of In all such cases. DeW’ itt s Little other points in the valley. July advertiseroeut are again ex Early Risers produce gratifying re B ig ball gs me at Coquille on the 130 Acres near town and river 4th between Coquille aud Oakland ceedingly crowded. suits. R. 8. Knowltou. 100 seres o f bottom laud. Orchard teams. Come and see the fun. The I . X. L. has received quite We want a few more real bar buildings, spring water at door, on a stock of jewelry. Call iu nudsee gains in realty to supply our cus public road. Ouly $4000. Mr. and Mrs. L , J. Simpson, of $ it aud get prices. North Bend, passed through town tomers “ Talk is cheap” aloue, hut Don’t forget it.— if you dance o j Most Seasonable and benntifnl with good value to back it, we can the 4th, Coquille city is the place. last Wednesday ou their way to Portland make talk count. T ry us. R. D. 4tb o f July goods for ladle’s and Whetstone's Orchestra has the S anford . Misses at Hersey’s. M iss Ethel Johnson was elected Masonic Hall for the occasion. godes of liberty in this city to act Some business lots and residence M r. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson Won. G allier, of the I. X. L that capHcety at our celebration moved from this place up to the in Medford, Jackson Co. Oregon, for sale or exchange, for good hardware store is constantly re on the 4.b. Johusou mill yesterday. property iu Coos county. Value ceiving u p w goods in his line and For a grand bargain in a fiue Just keep it in mind that D. $2000. R. D. Sanford, real estate are offering the best of bargains. river bottom farm uear a booming Morgan, o f Fislitrap, has some ageut, Coquille Oregon. 160 acres a few miles from I coalmine « here all truck raised can good draft horses for sale. You will miss it if von buy a M yrtle Point, fine hill land. House be disposed of right at home, call Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re farm before consulting R. D. San barn, orchard, 25 acres cleared, S ou the H e r a l d . sults prove our claim. Every sack ford, the agent, w ho has some of the best spring water. Cheap at $1200 | Those famous little pills, D eW itt’s guaranteed. N. Lorenz. choicest properties and will make $ | Littlo Early Risers compel your To exterminate chicken lice in it an object for you to deal with Ed. Hussey and Charles Hay ter liver aud bowels to do their duty, * poultry houses. Use Cnrholiuenm him. thus givin g you pure, rich blood to ( who left here a few weeks since tc- Avenarins Sold at the Emporium, J. W. Ross, o f the bay side^icame i r to take in a portion o f the recuperate your body. Are easy to I f you want good hats cheap, now over by yesteiday’s train. He is ! state o f Washington, returned Fri- take. Never gripe. R. S. Knowl tou. is the time you will get them at still suffering from nn injury lle day. Mrs. Moon’s, in the Sanderson received recently » hilf slashing ou W e wish to acknowledgedjie re Don’t forget Walker, the pho Kitchen slough in which he sus building. ceipt o f some fine samples of wed- tographer on the 4th. H e will diug cake at the hands of Mr. and L ad ies! Have yon seen those tained a fractured rib. tnkp the picture o f yourself and I Mrs. Eugene Ham block andrexpres« berutifnl summer goods at H er J W A N T E D ,—Six hustlingdep-|i best girl while you are looking jour thanks for the same as well as sey’s. Th ey are all right and so iuties, easy work, good pay. Ap-f-jyour best. j our heartiest congratulations to are the prices. L ily to W. A . W oolieyer, d is tric t „ „ Slagle, our popular taylor, these, onr young friends. - May All persons owing L. C. Thurman 5 deputy head consul, for “ Modern? j. ! long, happy and prosperous lives the blacksmith, for woi k will please JWoodmen o f America” at M rs! is so rushed with work that lie finds it uecessary and has sent for j be their lot. settle by the 15th iust as he expects iwu’s residence. another taylor to enable him to V y/T-v— ir ,u;v— ir-j-in i, in r M rs. ,J. P. Messer, o f tins place, to go away soon. handle the business. j who went to tho valley f f * ti visit Three carloads o f rails, trucks, The Indies o f the G. A. R. will It is easier to keep well than get ! some two weeks ago, expecting to serve ice-ci 1ain and cake in this couplings, etc., arrived at this place Inst Wednesday from theold South- cured. D eW itt’s Little Early Risers he gone till the last of this month, city on the 4th. port mine. They will be used in taken now and then, will always returned Thursday with George A. hue line of hats just received equipping the logging road o f Stur- keep your bowels in perfect order. Martin, having gotten seated out by by Endicott A Lyons, having come tivaut & Crane, near Riverton. They never gi’ipe hut promote an small pox which seems to be pre on the Alliance direct from Port easy gentle action. R. S. Knowlton. valent in tlip sections where she Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barrows re land. had expected to visit. The best yet— Over 50d acres of Mrs. Moon has a new supply of turned from Grants P hss , where T h e followiag is a program of Ladies, Misses and childreusstreet thev hart spent upwards of a year, unimproved land touching Coquille the raceing that will take place at hats as well as new trimmed crea ou Friday, coming in overland via river. Over 300 acres bottom, good Marshfield on July the,5th: Race Rnsehurg. Their many friends bench land connected, with spring tions. No. 1. — H alf-m ile trot. 3 minute F ok S a l e — A bay tnare o f me were pleased to sea them her9 branches. Some good »aw timber. class, 2 in 3; purse, $65 00. Race Ouly $17 per acre. 11. D. Sanford No. 2.— Running half-mile dash dium size, kind and gentle worker. again. agent, Coquille Oregon. W. W. Gelcbal, who is looking Inquire o f II. F. Sell wears, one mile free-for-all; purse, $50.00. Race uptbe mercantile interests o f the north o f town. and W . D. McDonald and W. L. No. 3.— H alf-m ile trotting county with a view o f entering in Warren, o f McMiuniville, this state, | pacing, free-for-all, 2 in 3; purse, When you see $ marks Rfter Real Estate ads in these columns I business in care he fiudsafavor- were in town last week, looking *75.00. 1 able opportunity, called on ns Sat- up the business interests o f the it means R. D. Sanford tlie Real WnltPr Colvin who has been con Estate man of Coquille who is al : urday. We hope this geuileman county. T h e former is a banker ducting the F’ ishtrap shiuglemill may see his wav clear to remain and the lattpr a genetal merchan ways looking up Bargains for you. for a few weeks, has concluded | with us. dise dealer o f larger experience. to letnrn to the ranch and has re Otir reading room lias been ! The residence o f Jason Randle- closed till the first o f October. It Kim ball. Eramersou, Whitney, linquished his lease to Mr. Clayton man near Norway, came tipar being who is removing the mechinery. lias tieeii a great source of pleasant I destroyed bv fire'on Friday after" j Milton and Heinze pianos for $250 and profitable pastime for many of I noon. It seems it took fire on the " u<1 upward. Organs at *75 and I W e understand that W. H. Young, who has imrchased the place on our young men and boys, and must i roof by sparks foiling from the upward. Address or call on not be lost sight o f aud opened ] chimney hik ! only for the pr mpt Mrs. G Morns, local agent, Gar- which the mill stood bas ordered machinery and will be ready to cut promptly on time. ‘ action tin the part o f E. A W il- j field H otel, Marshfield, Oregon. shingles in the same buildings iu C hah . G rissen , Mgr. The steamer Antelope, with the linrns, a near neighbor, our friend the uear future. other steamers, has undergone a would be homeless. The steamer Mandalay arrived thorough overhauling, liaviug al The difference— Blank tells ns i at our wharf last Wednesday, bring- The league game o f baseball most an entirely new gardrail put verhslly to sell his ranch every log a large amount o f freight. Fol- played at this place SuudHy he on, and juauy other repairj aud a time lit- g*. is « stifll -a Ui'ii I in I lisring is t"e list o f passengers i tween tbe Coquille aud Myrtle coat o f paint, which makes her ap puts the prire -*>high, and changes coining in this trip: M is» Winnie Point tenue resulted as fellows: pear almost like a oew boat. i so often we never get started on it Tin lor. Miss C. LorentzeD, J. Runs by innings Fruit Jars at the Kauemxtz’s. July ball at The swellesj thing for the Fourth b J 1 have an Excellent stock of Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, T in ner’s and Plumbers, tools ami fit tin g» which will invoice $7000 to $8000 morp or less, in one of the liveliest towns on the coast which I wish to exchange for ranch prop erty in this county, who can ac comodate ice? $ “ I am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my present good health and my life. I was treated iu vain by doctor for lung trouble following la grippe. I took One Minute Cough Cure and recovered my health.” Mr. F. H. Wise, Madi son, Ga. R. S. Knowlton. ¡>EMPORIUM<j popular Sheos AT popular prices. The Sales in our Shoe department prove the popularity of our selec tions for the season trade. W e claim that every shoe we sell is a good one. W e guarantee every pair to give satisfactory wear, if they don’t we w ill give you a new pair at what ever price you say is iair. Also no tice our special sale counter, odds and ends of goods at cost to make room for new goods. Remember every purchase of $ l’s worth of any KIND OF GOODS YOU RECEIVE A CHANCE ON THE NEW BALL BEARING SEWINGMACH1NE WHICH IS NOW ON DISPLAY. C. M . SEELS, Hsh by the Ton. Our local spo its Lave lmd their inning and the result has beeu tous of fish c aught 1 j- the hookand line. James Costello and \Y. M. Vande- car went outside to the fishing grounds last Monday, and met with splendid success. The catch repre sented 22 halibut, 4 ling, and 3 red fish, being 2!) in all. The largest halibut weighed from 45 to 50 lbs. On the next morning Captain Butler and crew, of the tug Triumph and Tom Lewis, Reter Nelson and Donald Charleson weut, outside to the fishing ground on the tug and Keeper Johnson and crew from the station went out afterwards iu the surtboat. The station crew came in first in the evening having caught 14 hali but, !) ling, 3 salmon and 2 rodfisb, making a total of 28 fish. A few minutes later the tug steamed up to the wharf with the largest amount of fish ever taken here at one catch with the hook and line, The tug’s crew and their associa tes, seven in all, had taken 157 hali but, 10 ling and 0 redfish, in all, 173 representing a weight of about three tons. The largest of the halibut taken weighed about 80 pounds. This day’s fishing was a success and bents nil past records at this place. There was fish for every body.— Bandon Recorder. In every town and village may be had, the j la u d r don’ t sell. Dank put his in our hands by contract at a legiti- mate figure and we got down to business and sold it. W ho will he next. $ A petition was being circulated st this place lust week asking the county court to order the comple tion of the Norih Fork road wl Ich " I l l y lacks a short distance o f be. mg through This is a move in the right direction. The county has already «-.ent nearly a thousand dollars on this road, and as it lacks less than a mile being tl rough, no time should be lost iu its coiuple- turn. LEVI STRAUSS&CO OVERALLS J. D. Myers, of Oeegon City, who is on a trade or places with our Michael Kroll, w ill he down Hi h elioit time to take possessions of nis ranch. While we are sorry to |,,SP K00d family, we are pleas- ed to gain another who stands so w e ll in the commuuitv where they |mve lived and will consider that ^v»n exchange will be no loss t„ ,.lti„.r community, You can never cure dyspepsia by dieting. What your body needs is plenty ot food properly digested. Then if your stomach will not d i gest it, Kodol Dy spepsia Cure will. It contains all ot the natural digest- ant» hence must digest every class of food and so prepare it that na ture can use it in nourishing tbe body and replacing tbe wasted tissues, thus giving life, health, strength ambition, pure blood and good healthy appetite. R. 8. K now l ton. j All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to roe are respect fully called npou to make imme diate settlement as I must have what is dimming to me to eoahle me to carry on my business. Yours, Respectfully, W. H. S c h b o d e b . Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Masonic Hall J u l y 4th, By Whetstone's Orchestra The Best Orchestra in the Coquille Valley. LORENZ’S Store The Leaders in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures. The Biggest Values for Your Money. D o n ’t fa il to e x a m in e o u r S t o c k OF LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Misses Axle Orease all other results of Imperfect digestion. PtlcvSOc »10*1. L srts»l»eco n ta in .2 H t i n » » H tatt —I n Coquille City, Jane 2T», 1901, to Rmmllsli*. Book . l i aocutdrsjwp*!* rn .li.d fre. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hyatt, a son. Pr.oar«« by E. C DsWITT a CO, Chicago. Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies' ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders for Tailor-made Our aim ih hkkehy g iv e n th a t We want to keep it, by selling you the Best o f Goods at the Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BA R G A IN S OF THE SEA SO N N. LORENZ, Prop. Jhe Palace Barber Shop, J. W. Moss, of Fairy ew Oregon, George W. Stevenson, ot f'oqtiille City, Oregon, D .V . Baker and Canady Baker. l»oth o f 1 Lee, Oregon. J. T. B kidok *, Ktgi titer. I Quick your trade and will use our best endeavors D kpvbtmkn of t iik I m u o x . U m n m S tates L ard Oirnct. RnaivTiM. Os May 29.1901. o t ic e is Sales and Sm all Profits. HOI ICS rOtt KUBLK I I IO*. N Clothing. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES that makes your horses glad. W A N T E D — A C T IV E M \ N O F GOOD character to deliver and collect in Oregon fo r old established i»»nilttfnctoring whole sale hon«e. #900 a vear. sure ¡my. Hon* esty more than experience required. ° n t reference, any hank in any city. Knolae- self addressed stamped envelope. M>*nn- facturers, T h ird Floor. 334 D eirb orn St. Chicago._____________________________________ Window Shades, Ladies’ an Tailor-made Ouer-Skirts, Groceries, Provis the following-tinne d pettier ha* filed o f bia intention to make com- \ I t artificially digests the food aud aids notice (notation final proof ii. support o f hia claim Nature In strengthening and recou- and that «aid pr**»f w ill be m ade before atructlng the exhausted digestive or L. H. Hnxard, oonnty clerk, at ('o q u ille gan*. I t lathe latest discovered dlgest- City. Oregon on Aug. 3. 1901, viz: James ! aut and tonic. N o other preparation \V. Bvera. on his homestead entry No. !t.*44 1 can approach It iu efficiency. I t in for.the MW S E ‘ a . M i »< SW ‘4 and L o t 7 Sec stantly rellevesand permanently cures « . Tp. *>. H . K II West. He name* the fo llow in g witnesses to 1 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, prove his continn m* residence npon and Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, cnltivation of sai l land, viz: Sick Headache, Gastralgia.Cramps and n<iR>. A T Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Mica Blacklnck, Mrs. J. Blaoklock, E- Coqnille 4 3 6 0 2 0 0 3 -1 8 Dyer, R H. Day, C. Hendrickson, M v ii I h Point 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 - 3 J. J. Sullivan, M. R. Lee, Mrs. C. Nott e to Debtors. M King, Miss King. GRAND BALL *IR. McDonald, Froirietoiv -v ¿-'Finest Equipped Shop in Coos O o u n t y . ^ j r Hot and Cold Bat ha. aCQXJXXsXiE, - • - Only First-Class Work. - O E E O O la