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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1901)
The “Clyde" Billard Parlors is the place to spend your leisure moments. All kinds of soft drinks and fine cigar. ¿¡¿tyiillf ftcrnUi Lampey Creek Coal• Plesant Hill. üSSBaSSSSSi Pleantr of smoke and some EVERY TUESDAY ' " • H- L0«* 11 waadown over Sun- --------- day from Lampey Creek where he People are burning slashings. United Brethren eumpmeeting D. F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor, is building coalbntikers f»>r J. H , County Official Paper. Timon. F.’ om him we learned that is now in session at Gravel Ford. he Mould probably complete his Evangelist Moore is ths principal , WOrk thl* evening, while from speaker. Come all. Meetings will »ml of Coon County cnieraily other sources we get further in- j be held up to Sept. 2nd. Subscription, per year in advanoe. tl.BO , . . . . . . . , A campmeeting just closed at ______ formation as to what is to be found »t Mr. Timou’s mines and what is Sumner resulted in quite a uumber T I I I V P I P H ! ¡ " » ¡ R p t c n f l l e i t K . C . D YKE’ S i of oonverrious and IC added to the I 1111’ l i r n n ¿ d y e r U m g A«eucy, 04 aud 66 beiug done, etc. Merchant«’ Exchange, ñau Fraaiciaco, California, is, j ° ’ vhar ecoatract« for a4v«ztiaatitcau ba made for ** ‘ • . Mr. Tiaion has two veins of coal 1 United Brethern church. A basdet social will be held at | ..... ................ — ■ - ~~ - opened up; one is 4J feet in thiek- I Plesent Hill one mile below Min- Anolher Indian Rrt»ern.ion to be Opened. ! neB8> *»d the other 6 feet. Both ----- 1 veins have sandrock roof apd floor. j aid’s mill on Friday night, Septem Commissioner of (he General ^he first is clesn without waste. ber 6th, 1001 a literary program is Land Office Biuger Hermann has while the second vein contains six being prepared. All come and have ordered Surveyor General Kings- ‘ ,nches of clay. He has five other a good time and bring your best bury of the state of W ashington t<> veins which range from 3 feet 8 gal. advertise for bids for th6 survey of inches to 10 feet 4 inches, which he The contract is nearly complete^ j jjg of the Quinalt Inditn reservation. will develop later. He owns 183 repairing the covered bridge at This land is almost entirely within acres of coal lands and estimates the Minard's mill a good substantial •Chehnlis county, although Jefferson coal on the same at two million tons. bridge is now the result. Men’s Durham Calf Lace comes in for a small corner. It is He has his hill bunker completed shoes, unexcelled in L. S. Minnrd nnd wife and Mrs. tit and durrb’ . i t y ^ Q estimated that there will be «proii- L ^ as before 8tated the river bqo- R. M. Minard have gone to Bandon matoly 225,000 aers subject to entry | ker(J wi„ BOOn be builded_ #n(, Mr for an outing on the beach and to under the settlement laws, that will T. expects to be ready to ship coal attend the camp meeting of the make fine agricultural land. Of by the middle of September, and | Later Day Saints. the Indians on this reservation who he is confident that he can put the James Laird is freighting cheese have not severed their tribal rela mine now being opened up, cn a to Roseburg and Hour and peaches tions (including females and chil daily out put of 500 tons inside of back to Coos. Gents' Chocolate Viei Kid, dren), there probable remains about one year if shipping facilities would Win. Krantz is improving quite Vesting Top. London Tip. two hundred, each of whom will favor it. fast since his long spell of sickness. receive front the government an Mrs. Sam Stout is in very poor He has purchased, of W. R. allotment of eighty acres This will Panter all the “ T" rail and cars health that dreaded disease con leave over two hundred thousand used in the Ran don Block Coal sumption being the trouble. acres for the white man. This land mines, which with his Rolling stock Mr. Stewart, of the marble firm Little Ladies' Red nnd is not subject to eutry ami doubtless will enable him to move coal rapid at Coquille, has been canvassing black strap sandals. will not be many menths as the the upper Coquille. ly- Indian must first be given an op G aylord . Mr. Timon has named his mine portunity to select the Dud for him Bunker Hill, and the village which self and family, the survey will be is springing up there is called Car- (Marshfield S an .; Boys Vici Kid Luce made nud his allotment allowed. bondaie. He sells employes the L. J. Simpson, manager o f the shoes. Theu the usual injunction and time lot upon which to build their of the North Bend m ill, left for Portland this week via Drain o d a kijling tactics of the few disgruntled houses and furuishes lumber with business tiip. fellows must be gone through be which to build, upon the install D. L. Rood is expected home fore the presidents proclamation ment plan, thus any one can own a from Alaska on the Ailiauce. Gents’ Vici Dancing Pumps J will be of any service to the intend home, nnd all his laud is thrown Charles Nalibcaught a fur seal ing setler. However, in its own open for the use of employes. He last week in the sand hills, about » good time the (Jljmpi* land office has fine bottom land for gardens a Imlf-rnile from the bay shore. Ladies fine Vici, vest will have the pleasure of writing up which aye free to employes to raise This class of seals are not common ing top shoes, scroll about a hundred dozen entries for vegetables, etc., without other out here and it took some m -dilation P work ornament. $2.50 to arrive at wtat quality of animal Uncle Sam’s homebuilders. lay than the clearing and enclosing it was. Application will be made for the Miss Lillie Merchant, of this As shown by the annual reports establishment of a postoffice at city, who is visiting with her sis of the number of persons of school Carbondale, and it is suggested ter at Rossland, B. ( ’., has been age, the majority of the counties in quite ill with a fever for a number that you beep your eye upon this of days past Mid Inst week her life the Willamette valley have been new place and watch it grow. Two was despaired o f but late reports losing population for the past few more new houses are under course bring ti e tidings of her improve years. It is probable however, that of construction there at the present ment. Mrs. O. H. Merchant left a turn will now be made in ,tbe Thursday for the bedside of her wrifiug.— Buuilon Recorder. right direction. Good, average sick daughter. crops of all kinds this year prevail --------- ---------------- (Stvrtle Point Enteror isel. throughout the valley. The dairy, Manila, Aug, 11.—Influential C. A. Vaughn and wife, of La- stock, poultry and fruit industries | .poit, Iowa, arrived at this place Catholics here say tiny have reliable are all making substantial growth. Saturday for a visit with Mr. information from Rome that the Potatoes and hay are now good Vaughu’ssister, Mrs. J. U. I’ eusou. Philippines will have nine new bishoprics, seven of which will be money-bringers. Satisfactory crops They had uot met for twelve ypars, presided over by Americans, giving of whert, hops and prunes in the J. W. Spars returned Thursday the islands an Archbishop ami 12 ' same year will put a great deal more from an extended visit to Indiana bishops money in circulation in the valley. and oilier eastern slates. He says There are some who fear that the that while he had a most enjoyable ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. good crop of wheat this year will visit with relatives whom lie bad Notic** is hereby given that the undfr- lias been duly appointed adminis tend to retard the movement to uot seen for fifty years, the ex- sicned trator of the estate of \V. H. Mudd. de treuioB of cold and beat are so ceased, and that nil persons bavin« claims ward a combined system of stock and great that oothiug would induce against said estate are hereby notified that grain growing, but we believe the him to remain there, He was ac they are required to present said claims, duly verified, to the undersigned, at his experience of the past few years has companied on bis return to this office in Coquille City. Coos county, Oregon, j within six months from the date of this place by a nephew, W. B. Sears, and beep so instructive that a great notice. Dated August 20th, 1901 many farmers will take advantage his wife, who, if the change proves A. J. S h erw oo d . of this year’s good crop of wheat beneficial to his health, will lucate Administrator of the estate of W. B. Mudd. deceased, 1 Aug. 20. 5 1.1 to make a start with some kind of here. Jack says Ceos county is good enough fur him. stock.— Rural Forthwest. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ S SALE. ---------------------------» < ■ » — ------------------- The steamer Islander, from By virtue of an execution duly issued by John Chinaman Kald frie s and was Let In. Skagway for Vancouver, B. C- the clerk o f the circuit court of the state of struck an iceburg when oil Dougins Oregon tor C job county, dated the 2C»tb day of August, 1901, in a certain notion Washington Ang. 24.—The Treas Islaud and went down with about therein, wherein M. Kerrigan is plaintiff ury officials have unearthed what sixty souls. Among the passengers and A. J. Savag* and Mollio Savage, alias Mary I. Savage are defendants, wherein they allege is a wide conspiracy in on Ihe ill-rated ship were A. J. said plaintiff recovered judgmeal against Nogales, Ariz., to admit Chinese to Walker, formerly of this place, and said defend an'ft for the sum of one hun were going from dred one nrd -3A dollars [$101.85], on the the United States. Thus far the his wife, who day of November, 1900. Wrangel. Allau’s 12th otic the collector at Nogales, William Shagway to a is herebyfgiven thnt I will on the 25tli day of September, 1901. at the front many friends here will be pleased Hoey, nnd Deputy and Chinese In door of the c »urthouse in Coquille City, in to learu that they were among the! spector B. F. Joasey, Frank Howz s iid Coos county, Oregon, at eleven o’clock nnd nnuthcr Chinaman, who lives at saved, although A1 was spilled from in the forenoon o f said dav. sell at pnblic auc tion to the highest and best bidder for CHifton Ariz., have been arrested. a lifeboat by the parting of the cash, all the following described property, Other arrests will follow. II is dayits nud was in the water about to-wit: All the right, title and interest which the half an bonr before picked u p ,! charged that the Chinese in large said defendants or either of them had on numbers have been permitted to his father, W. II. Walker, hav-j the 1st day of Aminat, 1901, or at any time cross the border upon the payment ing received a letter to this effect since may have acquired in and to lots one and two in block thirty-nine in the town of to the collector of anywhere from yesterday. After nrraoging some Marshfield, Coos county. Ooegoe, ns per matters at Wrangel, in connection of a portion of said town prepared by $50 to $200 apiece. Hoey was ap £ lat . B. CVeiUfivt and now on tile and of rec pointed about a year and a half with his duties as Deputy Inspec ord in tie county clerk’ soffioe of said coun tor of Customs, Mr. Walker and ty and state, or so much thereof ns may be ago from Indiana. hie wile will proceed to this place neoensare to satisfy said judgment with in ——----- • «•»*- --------- terest thereon, and all costs accrued and for a visit with his parents. Imported Cloths Seizes. accruing. P U B U .8 H K D ON RICH PRICES NOT YET OVER. FOR G O O D GOODS *■><■ LOW PRICES Special Values SPECIAL ii) SHOES €t Childrens and Misses h|ose $2.50 1 0 , 1.15 1.90 75 Dated at Coquille Citv. Oregon. An gust 26, 1901. STEPHEN G.VLLIER, Burlington, Vt., Aug. 24.— Thirty- Sheriff of Coos county. Oregon. I lie supreme court has rendered six bales of imported cloth, making a decision in an Astoria case that pearly a full carload, have arrived j an incorporated city canuot escape SUMMONS. in this city from Riehford, Vt., responsibilities through a clause n the Circuit Court «*f the State o f Oregon, where it was seized by Collector j in the charter which provides that in and for the Connty of Coos. Oljn Merrill. The cloth wu% shipped [ the city should uot be held liable Nettie Whipple Plaintiff | from Montreal to Holyoke, M a s s ., I for damages resulting from d e -1 vs. > Snit in equity for and is valued at about $30t000, It fective streets and sidewalks.-—Ex. I S. D. Whipple | Divorce. Defendant-, j ____ ! is subject to nearly its full value iu To S■ D. Whipple, ihe <t bove- duties. nnmed defowirint’ The c|oth was ingeniously packed In the name of the State of Oregon yon in a car of paper stock. The center art hereby notified that yon are required to appear and answer the complaint filed was made ip of the waste, and the against you in the above entitled suit in hales were placed at the ends, where which Nettie Whipple is plaintiff and Why You Should Insist on Having you, the said S. I). Whiunle. are defendant, they were less liable to be detected. within six week« from the 6th day of Au No arrests have yet been made. gust. 1901. the date o f the first publication I Some Reasons HARNESS O IL New York, Aug. 20.—There is a renewed feeling of hopefulness that the war in South Africa will soon 1» at an end, says a London dispatch to the Tribune. The position is different from thnt obtaining at any time aince the outbreak of hos'ili- ties iu October, 1809. Ratal is clear; Cape Colony, ia rid of Kriliinger; in the Orange River Colony there it practically little opposition, whits in the Transvaal there are not ninny aymptoma of Boer activity. Rumors of important developments are freely current. |ne<iualcd by any other, Renders tenner hard leather soft. Especially prepared. Keeps» out water. A heavy bodied oil. H arness An excellent preservative. “ »educe* coat of your ha roe m . fever burns the leather; it* Efficiency is increased, iecurea best service, ditches kept from breaking. O il s sold in »11 .o c lit ie . I XnmSrtmi hr K t . n 4 . r l O il r i » | A > r . of this sun»icons, nnd if yon fail to appear and answer on or before* the 17th dav of Sei ’ ember. 1901. the same being the last day presorth, d in the order for publication, a judgment will be taken against von for want thereof and the plaintiff will applv to the court for the relief demanded in her c »raplaint. a succinct statement o f which is as follow«: That the marriage contract now existing between plaintiff and defend ant be dissolved nnd for her costs and dis bursements in this snit. Service of this summons is road* bv pub lication in pursuance of an order made by )j. Harh»cker. Conwy -fudge for CooaCoon- v. Oregon, dated the 5th day of August. 1901. and directing publication of the same in the loqn ille City Herald, a newspaper published at Coquille City. Coos county. Oregon, once a week for e. period of six weeks. A. J. SHERW OOD. Attorney for Plaintiff. in 12 %, 1 5 , a n d . 2 0 c ts . Every pair a Bargain LEVERAGE OR A N'CKEL- MONEY TALKS $ 1000.00 offered for anv Rochelle Salts found in bread baked with CALUMET BAKING POWDER. $ 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 offered for any Alum found in bread baked with CALUMET BAKING POWDER. 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 °ffered for any Ammonia found in bread baked with w .w w CALUMET BAKING POWDER. £ 1 0 0 0 0 0 offered for any Lime found in bread baked with CALUMET BAKING POWDER. £ 1 0 0 0 0 0 offered for any Injurious or unwholesome substance w i w w v . w v found in calum et BAKING POW DER. Monopoly must yield to moderation. Impurity must improve or go under. “Calumet” is the standard. PERFECTION IN QUALITY MODERATION “Calumet” was the first and if the only high grade Baking Powder of fered to the trade at a moderate price. CALUMET BAKING POWDER C O . . . . CHICAGO Full 1 pound tin for 25 cents. Sardines, per can 5c. “Hambalt King.” Best working shoes made $3. Our Premium, Free! Men’s Sleeve Holders, 2 pis. f. r 5c Nickel Safety Pins, per pap er..5c Horse Blanket Piu^....................... 5c Court Plasters, 2 packs for.......... 5c Hooks and Eyes, 3 papers for 5c Hat Pins, per dozen................... 5c Thimbles, 2 fo r............................... 5c Men’s Coat Collar Springs.......... 5c Mustard Spoons, 4 fo r................... 5c Embroidery Hoops......................... 5e Nickel Tweezers............................. 5c Key Cham, nickel plated.......... 5c Straw Cuffs, per pair................... 5u Hair Pins, 3 packs for................... 5c Pocket Mirror................................. 5c Kill Hair Curlers, per d o z e n ....5 a Curling Irons................................. 5C Misses’ Round C o m b s .... .......... 5c Large Coin Purse........................... 5c Nursery Toilet Soap, 3 fo r.......... 5c Fairbanks Laundry Soaps, 2 for 5c Small Coin Pursjs, 2 for............... 6c Rubber stem corn cob pipe........ 5c Carpenters’ Pencils, 3 for............. 5c China iiliirt Buttons, 1 gross for 5c Nail Brush..................................... r,c Bone Collar Buttons, per dozen, 5c Wash Basin,................................. 50 Nutmeg Graters, 2 fo r ................. 5c Dipper.............................................. 5 c Milk Skimmer................................. 50 Vegetable Grater..................... . . . 5 c Butter Spade................................. 50 Pancake Turner............................. fic Fruit, jar Funnel...........................gc Biscuit Cutters, 2 fo r................... 5« Mouse Traps................................... gc Child's ABC Plates...................... Match Snfe.................................... Candle Sticks................................. 5c Stove H ook.................... 5 ,. Bastiug Spoon.............. Can Opener........ .. .5 * Coat, and Hat Hooks, 3 for Harness Snaps, 2 for V Glass Tumblers........ Glass Nest Eggs, 2 for. . . . . 5c Sink Brush.................... . . . .5c Garden Weeder , . . ----- 5c Corkscrew....................................... gc Tracing W heel............................... gc Carpet Tacks, 2 pus fo r................. 5c Wile Toaster................................ Pants Buttons, 5 doz fo r ............. 5c Wire T Strainer....................... 5 C Xspomvtjik Wj!lxzq?ugf. . . . 0c % --------- -- ------- Hardware. PianO! Meat F o rk s .^ Q 5c Stove Hooka FREE! FREE! DINNER SETS Wire Soap Dishea, Tue Celebrated Semi-Vitreous Porcctain Hand Painted Decora tions, with Gold Trimmings Given Away Free to Our Customers. 5c 5c Strainers k Whisk Broom, extra gyade 10 cents. You can get a dinner set free! Given away with our cash safes, piece by piece, and continued until you get n complete set. Set consists ol cups and saucers, pie plates, breakfast plates, -■—v • dinner plates, sauce dishes, platters, vegetable dishes, sugar! I 9 I l ( ~ v T . bowls, etc. Anything that goes to make up a fine set. We use these dishes simply ns an advertisement for our business. THE WAY TO OBTAIN THEM IS EASY. Trade with us and get your friends to trade with us, and will do the rest, b j supplying you and them with these dishes Free of Charge. Peaches 2 lbs for 5c P R U S S IA N Poultry FOOD j $ irvan em atz f t ; W .T 'v -- .T ^ An effective hut harmless remedy for poultry. It makes the bens lay. Per package.........................25c i™ ------ it -I
