Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, July 02, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-T* ■— - - —U, G r u lli* (Tity gitram . tfrrom U. h Coos Huy News) The Coal ot Mitk- Geo. A. Brown, who ¡8 in charge ----- --— A great deal ha« been -written up- of the hatchery on South Coos TUESDAY. JU LY 2, 1901. on the cost of milk and will cou- river, has his fish racks all in. and is - - —— j tinue to bo written, for no much ready for the first run of cliinooks. Marshfield will not celebrate on Church Directory. I depends upon the price of foods, the Tth, lint on the day following . . . their combination in proper form, some good sport is promised at the Episcopal Ohtiroli.—Episcopal services 11 will he h«IU n» 8«. J biucs church. Coqoill» tho ability of the cows and the race track. See program in Ibis City the -hint Sunday in \ ability of their owner as well. Per- issue, aud make your arrangements M E. Church. South: Preaching on 2nd, baps no one I ihh made a closer study to attend. 8d and 4th Sunday« at 11 a. rn. and 7:80 p. ' , .. t . . \ Old miners say the quality of I he m. Sunday-school ovt*rv Sunday at 10 O' t h e c o s t of p r o d u c in g a p o u n d o ’clock Senior Epworth Leapne at CiW. p. o f l(u t t (.r fa t th a n P r o f. T . L . H a e c k - coal in mine No. 2, at Beaver Hill, ni. Junior League at .n.JO.p. in- riayeriueet- is far superior to any coai ever ing Thursday evening at 7:30. e r , 0 f th e Minnesota Experiment mined on the bay. It is firm and C. A. H yatt, pastor. . Christian Church—Service« every Lord ’ s Station, r or nine ^ e a r s lie baa hard, and when development w ork Day as follows: Preaching ¡it 11 A..in.■ »lid been «it tbis work ftlid ftt a recent is finished, aud mining proper is 7:JW p. m : L ord s Supper, 19 to 19:1;»: liib lr School. 10 n.msC.E. Prayer meeting. 6:80 convention briefly siynmnrized his commenced, it will be taken out in p. m. Wednesday— Mid-week prayer meet i large blocks, instiling its handling ing,9:30p. in. The public is cordially iavityd work as follows: ! and shipment with hut. a trifling to attend all service«. J busk M . U u ktku , The first year, lllOpoundsof milk loss. The slope is now down over Minister. it. E Church.— Preaching service everv cost 00 cents, while the price of 90l> feet, and Manager Chandler is 1st, 3rd and 5th. Sunday at 11. a. in. ami and 7,80 p. in Sunday school eyerv Sunday feed stuffs whh about the same as well pleased with the out look. at 10. a. in. Epworth League, 6 30 p. m. Tho Alumna was towed to sea Prayer m eeting e v e vy Tnnrsdav evening at now, and the yield of llie herd 7.30. A special invitation ¡«extended totho averaged very fair, namely. 0,001 Sunday by the tug Columbia, bound public to attend a ll services. M. O. B uink . pounds of milk, or 180 pounds o ’ i for Cape Town, South Afrie, direct. Her cargo consisted of 930,000 feet Pastor. Tho second year the | of lumber from the North Bend Tho W. C. T . U. meets every Tuesday at butter fat. 2 p. m. at the Presbyterian church. cost was about the same, 01 cents j mill, and she was drawing 18 feet of per 100 pounds of milk; but in tbe water. It was the intention to take L O C A L IT E M S . third year it was reduced to 38 cents a cargo of a million feet, but owing j to the fact (hat she will be off Cape W. T. Kigbt, of Riverton, visited per 100 pound», with the same cows, Horn in the middle of winter, and this pince Fridsy. and prices of feed stuffs the same. | will undoubtedly experience some 8. B. Cntlip, o f Coos river, whs The only difference was that they I heavy gales, it was decided to cut over on this side relum ing Friday. Cnpt. Bob had calculated the percentage of I duwn her deckload. Editor Jesse Rose, of the Marsh protiu, and selected the food stuff Lawson is master of the Ahinma, field Sun, visited this valley F r i | and lias a profitable trip mapped where this was sold the cheapest. day. | out for the vessel, He did uot care for carbohydrates, j The South Marshfield panther, A. Farris, of Bear creek, came cp Fridey on business at the court fats, etc., as protein is the only after being in biding for the pnst essential part to look after. Tho few weeks, lias Again made his ap house. cows require on an average, two pearance. Yesterday, while Willie Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Coke, of Curtis was getting some wood in Marshfield, came over by Faiday’s pounds of protein per day. Seven- train for a visit with fiieuds here. tenths of a pound is used for main the guleh near by, his cousin Cliff went a short distance from hirn.nnd F ob S ale —F ine 3-year-old colt; tenance by a 1,000 pound cow, and, hoard something growling in a large will mak tine saddle horse o f about ¡u round numbers, it requires 1.1 alder treo. He plainly saw the pan 1100 lb weight. Call on J. I . Lul- pound poun(j to (0 make ,nai{() one „no pound poun of butter ther, which jumped from the tree, lack, Coquille, Or. fat. He noiv divides his herd for alighting on the ground within a Anyone in Coquille City who has feeding into sections; one gets 2.25 few feet of him. Cliff yelled louder than he ever vel ed before, which property to exchange for property in Bandon will do well to call at pounds protein, oue 2 pounds, one lmd the desired effect of scaring 1.75 pounds, and oue less than 1.5 tho panther, and it sneaked off in tbe H ehald office. pounds. The cows give from 30 the brush without attempting to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse, our electric light people, will occupy pounds down to 15 pounds of milk attack him. - * 4 0 + — A nice garden lot of about one j l,u,l *s full of news. To learn this ncre iu a beautifully located and ! news> j » st ,lK il is— promptly and im- woll sheltered place near the B an -! I’artiallv all that you have to do is don beach will be sold very cheaply 1 to h>ok i » the columns of The Thrice- if a buyer be found soon. For full * • "'< ck Edition of The New York information and terms call at the World which comes to the subscri- HKiiALl) office. * 1>er Ififi times a year. The Thrice-a-Wcek W orld’s dili- Miss Winnie luvlor, a sister of genes ns a publisher of first news Mrs. Dr. Culiu, wlm will lie re has given it circulation wherever the membered by nmtiy having visited Knglish language is spokeu— and here on n former occasion, arrived you want it. by the Mandalay and will spent I The Thric -a- Week W orld’s regu- soine time visiting her sister at d iat* subscription price is only $1.09 other friends. per year. We offer tbis unequaled •‘ I wish to truthfully state to you newspaper and Hzn.ti.ii together and the readers of these few lines one tear for $2.9(1 The regular suhseriptlon price of that your Kodnl Dyspepsia Cure is without question, the best and only the two papers is $2.59. cure for dyspepsia that I ever come in contact with and I hove used many other preparations. John Beam, West Middlesex, l ’n. No preparations equals Kodol Dyspep sia Cure as it contains all the natur al digestnnts. It will digest all kinds of food at d can’t help but do you good. R. S. Knowlton. The State Normal at Drain has not lieen able to supply one-half the teachers called for since Janu ary. Trained teachers are demanded. The Normal ia meeting with success in its various d« partmrnts of work and its students nre securing high grades in country and state ex aminations. Review classes will be organized at tlie opening o f school in September for those desiring to prepare for the next examination. Candidates for certificates are ask ing for review« and the school will meet the demand. Catalogue will be ready June 25th. Address the president for it. *' Irwai* ni Ointments for Catarrh that Contain 1!«rniry. Treasurer’s Notice. O T IC E is hereby given that nil County Warrants endorsed prior to April i. 1899, w ill be paid on presentation at iny ollicc* in Coquille C ity, Coos county. Oregon. N o interest w ill bo allowed a fter M ay 81. 1901. Th is 93rd day o f May, 1901. J .H . D U L L K Y . Countv Treasurer. N A D M 1N IR T R VTO K '8 N O T IC E . N o t ic e is hereby g iv e n th a i B ALE . Y V IR T U E OF \N E X E C U T IO N duly lssn?d by the Clerk nf tho County Court o f the County o f Coos, state o f O re gon, dated the 8th day o f April. 1901, in a certain action therein, wherein A. W. Heed is plnintiff, recovered judgement ngainst | Robert Breen, defendant, for the sura :.f one hundred and eleven dollars, on the 8th ' day o f Anril, 1*97. N O TIC E is hereby given Hint 1 w ill, on the 8th day o f August, 1901, at the front door o f the Courtnonne in Coquille C ity , in said County and State, at eleven e’eb ck in the forenoon o f said day, sell »it public unction to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following-described property. t«>- wit: All the right, title and interest which ; i * “Sold by druggist«, price 75c. per bottle. the said defendant. Robert Breen, bait on H a ll’ s Fan ily Pills are the best, the 8th dny o f April. 1897, or at nnv time since may It *ve acquired in and to lots num bered six and «even in block Eighteen o f Dunham’s Addition to the town o f Bandon. p o r t S A L E \T A B A R G A IN .— Conntv o f t B«ate o f O regon, accord ing to the originn pint o f «aid town on file Land at Cedar Point, with boom and o f record in the office o f »he CountvClerk A fid boom privileges. Also, over o f tbe afort «aiu t onnty, or so much thereof *¿50 acres o f 3>TO. X bottom land, ns nmv be necessary to satisfy said jndee- within *«i miles of Coquille City, in roent with interest thereon, together with alkeoMts and disbars« ments accrued nn.l quantities to suit purchasers. En- Hccrmng. tinted at t’oqr.ille <'i v. Orroon. June quire o f W. S IN C L A IR , '9 b . 1901. ST E T H E N M i l EH. [fb»J Coquille, Oregon Sheriff o f Coos ('onnty. Oregon. As mnreurv will surely destroy the sense o f smell and completely derange the whole HVHtem when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good von can possibly derive from them. H all’ s rntarrli Cure, raannfrc- tnred by F. J. Cheney A’ Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directlv upon the b.nod and mucous surfaces o f tho system. In buying H all's Catarrh Cure t* * sure yon get the genuine. It is taken internally, anil made in Toledo. Ohio, by K. J. C liriiv y A <’« . Testim onials M U Oociuill© Oity Oregon. Kiist-c.i. - in every p : ot; courteous treatment. ular B u ild in g and Lodging. First street ,7 1 ight here in CcquHle City, Ceos * * county, transient aud teg* W hite Labor east end o f bridge. IlM ALKER’S STUDIO r^elieue us, we are here to stay, * * our Prices are the lowest 'j et us prove it to you, by either \ correspond/', g or calling at our ** works. ach end every customer treated with the utmost courtesy, all work Guarantee to be “ First- Class, " in work/naship and mat- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Walker, Proprietors. •:••<• r »•‘••FRONT STREET** C o q u ille C ity , O re g o n . SLatest and finest styles of finish. A ll W o rk Guaranteed. L HOME INDUSTRY. Ws» Stewart & Westgate. Manager. âE R C H A M Ï T A IL O R F. S. Slagle, Coquille, Oregon. * „7.1 Cleaning and Repairing neatly V I \ 13 done. M U L E FURNITURE Our Choice line of Summer Good, Shoes, Motions and Fancy Articles. P R E S H G R O C E R I E S n . 'M . O. H A W K AW TB F23 2E25 I N G .' ■ •X L. LANTZ, Proprietor .^iVL THOSE AUWFUL All kinds of furniture made to order« Turn'n^ and bandsaw work of all kinds on short notice. A l l w o r k ( ~ jt i la T T ix it e e c L HEADACHES- Can be cured by properly fitted Glasses. We can help you. The exceptional Bargains we are offering in high grade watches is an eye opener to close buyers. Ws shew the finest assortment o f Watches and Jewelry in Coos County. --- ■'=«032?' ^ — Cal! os) ks for fiqe Watch oijd Jewelry Repairing--- ’■ 7- \ T L S O N J E W E L R Y CO. State Nornja! School, i7.Wram.GuiL, Ur « D emand yoa G iudi atfb ; —T he d e mand for graduates of the Normal School during the past year has been much beyond the supply. Positions with from $40 to $75 per month. S tats CurfirrcATFS and D iplomas : Students are prepared for the state examinations, and readily take state papers on graduation. Strong Aca demic and Professional Course. W ill equipped Training department. Ex- pens* s range fiom $120 to $175 per year. Fall term opens Sept. 17th. Address i For c analogue containing full announcements. or J. B. V. i't.'TLr.i , P- L. C ampbell , Secretary. President. TH E LONE STAR Î GEO i E =roprietcr. 1 la gr/fc Coquille City, Or. Genera! Graying end Hauling a Specialty. Commerciai MeO Promptly and Safe*}' Delivered at any Point. Good Higs Good Teums, Hates Hcasc;vatda Greot The Hi kaid has made arrangements with tlie ti 4 d ngements of the fol- lowiog-nauu'tl publications for clubbing purposes on tho terms given be the undersigned bus been duly np- 1 pointed adm inistrator o f the estate o f John low: Radabangh, deceased, and that «11 per The Commoner (W . J. Bryans paper) and the H erald , in advance. son« having claims against said estate are 1 hereby requested to present them duly ver The Weekly Examiner and H erald ................................................... ified to tbe undersigned at his residence, i The Weekly Oregonian and H e r a l d ............................ ................................ near Norway, CoosConnly, Oregon, within j The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North W est............................. six month« from the date o f this notice. Western Poultry News (Lincoln, Neb.) and H e r a l d , ............................ Tated July 9. 1901. H E N R Y J. RAD A H U G H . Pacific Homestead and H f . uald .................V .................................. Administrator. New York World (Thrice-a-week) and H erald ................................ N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F 'S E y U T T L E TEMPERANCE HOUSE arble, Granite and Sandstone Monuments, Headstones ana Copings. re made to order in any design desired, all kinds o f cemetery stone cutting and carving done. - -- the Martin building recently va per day, and the amount of protein Notice. cated by Attorney Chase. is calculated accordingly, as giving A rare chance for business— the 15-nound cow 2.25 pounds will The Celebrated French Canadian small capital or security— man not increase their yield. Having Stallion, Robin, will discontinue with family preferred, Apply to J. thus given the cows the necessary hit staud at Arago, and will be C. Watson, Coquille City, Oregon. found at M yrtle Foint only, but protein, they may fill up on rough continuously in the future. Asa Albee having moved to his age, and the 15-ponnd cow requires J. W. C a l d w e l l . place recently purchased near Norway, Mr. and Mrs. James Cart as much carbohydrates as the 30- wright now occupy the Hatch resi pound cow. Owing to change of Administrator’s Notice. dence. foreman, he has had a lot of acci Notion is hereby gi ^en that the under* W. A. OoodinaD, of this place, dents in his herd, but even last year, signed has been duly appointed adminis iRte of the firm o f Krewson & when feed stuffs were higher than trator o f tbe estate ot S L L e n e v e . deceased and that a ll persons having claims against Goodman, house moyers and con ever, tho cost of producing 100 said estate are hereby requested to present tractors, will take charge, as super the same, properly verified to said «■-.dmiif- pounds of mill; had only been 37.6 istrator. at his residence in Coquille City, intendent, of the county infirmary oohcounty, Oregon, within six months, cents. Ensilage is flic foundation C «Dd farm. from tile date o f this notice. Dated this 4th day Juno. 1901. The H ehald has just listed some feed used, and tho grain feed con J W LENEVE, Administrator o f the estate of S L Leneve o f the best dairy ranches and town sists o f 5 parts bran, 5 ports corn property in Coos county. Intend meal and 2 parts of new process deceased. ing purchaser should examine our gluten meal (which contains 37 per K T o t ic © , list aud get prices. cent protein), and the rations are The piles that annoy you so will from 5 pounds to 9 pounds of this, Any party cutting Timber or be quickly aud permanently healed mixture. It generally takes 3 Chittim Bark on tbe lands of the if you use D eW itt’s Witch Hazel Southern Oregon Company, or re Halve. Beware of worthless counter pounds of ensilage and half-pound moving such, or any other property corn fodder for every pound of grain from the said lands, will be prose feits. R. S, Knowlton. Our former townsman, D. R. Toy, feed. I f a cow's flow of milk drops cuted according to law. A R E W A R D of one-half the of Myrtle Point, went to Bandou off for Home cause or other, he in- on business Wednesday uud re -1 creases it by feeding roots, besides value recovered will be given for turned Thursday. He greeted the grain fo ra time, aud then holds such information as will lead to r conviction, in each ease. many friends between boats each it by grain alone. Incidentally he SoUTHEHN O k JBGOS O c . day. mentioned a cow which failed to - —O-- - DoW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve breed for four year, which gave 300 Desirable Property At a Bargain. should be promptly applied to cuts, burns uud scalds. It soot lies and pounds of butter fat tho fourth year, 40 acres of land on county road quickly heals the injured part. and seems to intend to keep up that one mile flora Court House and There are worthless counterfeits, be j gait.— Hoard’s Dairyman, Coquille City. 11 acres is rich sure to get DoWitt’s. R. S. Ivnowl- bottom land, partly under culture ton. ! ________ and above ordinary flood mark. Good running water on the place Messrs Finn and Curran, late of I HE NEW YO RK W O RLD Wisconsin, took their departure Other tin prove mi'll ts not considered. Friday for their home. W hile Tltrtce-a-Wcek-Edilion.-Almost a Daily Terms, 1409 dollars. On? half down, b a la n c e lu three annual in they have made no purchases, it is at the Price of a Weekly. highly probably that they may yet stallments. Inquire o f A. B o y k i e . interest themsplues with na in the Coquille City, Oregon. The presidential campaign is over near future. hut the world goes on just the same T H Coos Co, Marble! Granite Works, NEW YORK WOLRD, 156 Papers a Year for One Dollar ! ¡will L I'he Tlirire-a-Week W < lembi i Ì and Coquille City Herald T Tog ther On© Y ar « For Only $2.25. y> 1 L JkvAi ¿ k A h m Tbriee- a -Week E dition n n (J best PAPER at t LOWEST PRICE f The Thrice-n-Wfi ek W orld is ns good ns n D aib at the price o f u weekly, and with your largest end best local paper, g ivin g «11 your County and State news, is equal to a daily and weekly at only the price o f a w eek ly— 2.9f>. The World prints the news o f all the world, h av ing special c rrecpond« nce from all important news points on the globe. It has brilliant illustrations, stone© by great authors, r capital humor p;tg»\ complete markets, departments for ;be h aisehold and women’« work and other special departments o f unusual interest. both papors wo will ©end Tb e regular subscription price o »f f Jfiotb papers is 5*3; i*3; we ' both < lie year for only $2 25— or at the rate of about 1 cent each, postage prepaid. EZ~Ot£irc.TC IN THE Advertise HERALD. j \ i r~iri.-riT C a p t . T\Æ IL 'Æ - C l l S 3 S e n n . , Proprietor1 . '"•v c o q u ìl l e c it y , O r e g o n _(5)J OPPOSITE DEPOT- Keeps only pure Wines and. Liquors and Fine Cigars. Th e Americus Club W hisky is one of the specialties served in these Clubrooms. ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT STAGELINE. DARLAHD 4 FENTON. PROPRIETORS.. Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. Good Dips in readi ness for Rpecinl trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. Accommodations for Travcliug men r. pc in it;..