W ILSO N JEWELRY CO., JEWELERS, WATCH
LOCAL
ITEMS.
Fruit jnrs ut L"iriger's.
Our lute raiiis «re spoiling suite j
i
ih V,
Finit j>ire >t the Emporiuiu.
A new lino of A. L. Unan »Loes
Veßwtnblw. constantly on Land at •iu8t in ut tUe BmPuriom- '
House
with lot and a half.
lersejs.
Cheap at $225.
Sanford.
Our friend, E. 15. Smith, of
Coos county So ndy-school con-
Kivertou, w h s in towu Saturday.
veutiou closes an interesting ses
A full liue of Mackentusbaa and sion tonight.
•ibher coats just received ut Ihe
Mason’s fruit jars at Hawk in's.
fimporium
Roof paint and paints of all kind
W e had a pleasant call on Sat- at (lie Emporium.
*
i relay from A. H. Wagner, of
Mrs
Hastings
Butter,
the best in
Jravel Ford.
the market, at Hawkins’.
Drygoods, groceries, boots and
School pencil tablets, regular
,boes at Leneger’s, successor to price oc, two for 5o at Rose's.
dauderuoli Bros.
Some good secoi.d-band doors
Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re- cheap —Call at the Tuttle Hotel 2*
mlta prove our claim.
Every sack
Go to Walkers’ the photograph
{unranteed.
N. Lorenz.
ers, ou Front St, for good pictures.
A full line of Buckingham A
Fon S a l e . Eegbt cows, one two.
Heclit Boot and Shoes just arrived
year-old heifer ard six calves.
it the Emporium.
Enquire o f or address R. G. Me-
Our young friend, B. T. Vande- Quigg, Coquille Cltv.
ear, expects to open up bis jewelry
Don't Pay two prices for your
business ut Myrtle Point today.
dress linings aud finishings, while
Oregon Flour 7 5 cents per sack Hawkins Store offers the best liues
Bt G. A. Robinson’s, guarantied to for the least money.
be as good as any Oregon Valley
5 to 10 acres just outside city
flour or niouey refunded.
limits with good house, barn, and
Major Tower went dowu the riv orchard, also running water.
En
er Saturday and was on the steamer quire of H. D. Sanford.
Venus at tne time of her accident,
W. W. Hayes now lias charge of
and reached Baudon too late to eu-
the stock of millinery recently
joy the G. A. R. reunion.
turned over by Mrs. Mooli, J. W.
Samuel Stout,of the North F o r k , ____
_
Leneye
having moved to Myrtle
has the sympathy of many friends j Point,
in hia hoar of sadness, having suf
I f you are looking for real estate,
fered the loss of a loving life com
better drop in and investigate what
panion on the 17th iust.
Sanfonl can offer. H e is liable to
Wo haye received a splendid have just wlmt you waut, and will
communication from our young treat you right.
friend, Frank B. Ticlienor, which
Duriug a short visit to Baudon
we are uuuble to give this week,
lately we iret our former towns
but winch will appear in our next.
man, L. H. Palmer, who informs
M. G. Polil, the ooculist. Inis re us that lie will start for bis old
ceived his outfit of glasses and in tome in Cherokee county, Kansas,
struments aud will be able to cutter this week.
to those who need the assistenco
Fred Leniger has had a new
o f perfectly fitted glasses iu the
ceuuter placed in tiis general mer
future.
chandise store, and is fitting Hnd
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Page, of stocking up for business.
Mr.
Marshfield, made Baudon a pleas- Lenigar is proving himself to be
nut visit last week, returning Sun au enterprising and up-to-date busi
day hv way of this place.
They ness man.
admired our river and valley very
Don’t wait until you become
much.
chronically constipated
but take
Riders of wheels must comply D eW itt’s Litile Early Risers now
with our city ordinances regarding j and then. They will keep your liver
the carrying o f lights.
Our city aud bowels in good order. Easy to
laws demaud them and fines will take. Safe pills.
R. S. Knowlton
he in order if they are not com
C. H. Fry aud Mr. and Mrs. C.
plied with.
O. Drydtui returned from Rose-
Archie Stewart, the coal expert burg the middle of the week where
o f Riverton, went t.i Wall’s place they had goue for a trip.
They
on the isthmus yesterday to fjx- enjoyed a few dHjs of the street
amiue a prospect there. It is to lie fair. Mr. F ry took out some pas
hojisd that a valuable miue will be sengers and returned with a lot of
oppued up at that point.
Douglas county’s luscious water-
A never failing cure for cuts, mellon’s.
burns, scalds, ulcers wounds and
160 acres for snlo. J of a mile
sores is De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. from river. Enough led cedar to
A most Kootliiug and healing remedy cut 1,000,100 shingles, good graz
for nil skin affections. Accept only ing ami fruit land with fiue bottom
the genuine. R. S. Knowlton.
land garden o f about 3 acres, aud
A. J. Sherwood purchased last 100 young fruit trees set, few bear
week, one of those fine pianos from ing. Fiue coal on place. Would
Mr. Gallager, who lias a number tike gooi] team as part pay, and
on exhibition in the Gilkey build hud give time on part. Inquire of
ing. One of those instruments the H eh ald .
makes a grand present for the Many physicians are now prescrib
family of anyone who can afford ing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regulary
one.
having found that it is the best pre
Norris Silver, Forth Stratford. N. scription they can write because it
H.: “ I purchased a bottle of One is the one prescription which con
Minute Cough Cure when suffering tains the eloments necessary to di
with a cough doctors told me was gest not only some kind but nil kinds
incurable- One bottle relieved me, and it therefore cures indigestion
the second and third almost cured. and dyspepsia no matter what ihe
To-day I am a well man.” R. 8. cause. R. S. Knowlton.
Knowlton.
Al. Perkins, of Gardiner, was
Fine bacon ham* 15 cents por lb.
J. A. Jackson, of Cnpt. Butler’s
place, was ill town Friday.
ut the Emporium.
10 lb fine green coffee for one
A fine 2^-yenr-old Jersey bull
dollar at the Emporium.
for B a le by Capt. O- R e e l, at Nor
3 small residences in Ooquille to way.
rent. R. D. Sanford.
Two good business Bouses in Co
Jesse L usp , of the Marshfield quill« for Hale, and two for rpnt.
Sun, wasovpr by yesterday's train. Enquire of Sanford, the real estate
Nent small house aod 2 lots in. man.
north end for $375.
R. D. San-j
Milton Patterson, of this place,
lord.
returned Friday after spending the
Best line of lands and gents summer at Beaver Hill and making
mackentosbes and rubber coats at the bay a visit.
the Emporium.
We hnd a pleasant visit from W-
Attorneys J F. Hall Hnd J. S. ) H. H. Renfro, of the upper river,
Coke, jr., of Marshfield, had busi-1 on Friday. He was on his way to
Bandon to nttend the G. A. R. re
ness in town yesterday.
New house Bnd two lots close to] union.
business, ceap. Sanford the raal , Elmer Hamlin, of Bandon, re
estate man tins the bargains as us turned by the last Alliance by wav
nal.
of the bay from a eojonru of several
Greet bargains in millinery at] months in Washington. H e is en
the closing out sale of Mrs Moon's joying good health.
stock, at the old stand near the old
A. J. Clark, an unci» of Mrs.
depot.
Elliott, of this plac», aud 13 more
Mr. F. Long purchased a very
fine Hamilton piano from Mr.
Gallngher, representing the Allen
& Gilbert Co., of Portlaud.
friends and relatives of Mrs. E.
arrived from Colony, Kansas today,
and there are three more yet m
Roseburg.
The public sail o f property, be
longing to the estate of the late W.
B Mildd, will be conducted by J.
15 Fox, the auctioneer, at the T. J.
Little livery barn, in CoquilleCity,
at 11 o’clock iu the forenoou of
October 2nd.
Alva Nosier who bn8 been here
on a visit with relatives and friends
for a coiple of weeks, started foi
bis horn-' at San Diego, Cal .Satur
day, going out by way of Roseburg,
that far by wheel.
He will visit
bis father at Eugene before pro.
ceeding southward.
Mis* Ray Collier, of this place,
started for Portland yesterday
morning where she goes for an
indefinite stay.
She may make
that place her home in the future.
Miss Collier -»ill he missed by
many friends here, who legret her
going away.
I f you want to buy a farm or
other property in the Coquille
valley, our advice may save you
more than the commission, though
you hnd to pay it your self, which
is seldom the case. Yon will fiud
us posted on locations and enviro
nments, R. D. Sanford.
Manager Chandler, of the rail
road company, went to Myrtle Point
Friday to « e l three mules bp bad
had brought in that far from Doug
las county. They were beauties,
all coal black, uniform in size and
lively fellows. They will be used
in the company's mine.
M. J. Krautz, of the North Fork,
was in to aee ns Wednesday and
informs ua that his brother-in-law,
J. H. Bryan, of Hanford, Californ
ia, ia expected at once to arrive nt
his place where ho will make his
home for the lime being. A friend
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lenevp will also accompany him who will
moved to Myrtle Point yesterday look for a location in this county.
where they go to livp permanently,
having become interested in a bus
Judge E. D- SHerry Located-
iness way iu that place.
Wbile
Judge E. D. Sperry, wife and
we rpgret to lose these good and
useful citizeus, we congratulate our daughter, ot Lakeview, this state,
sister town ou being so fortunte as arrived iu town on Thursday with a
view to locating and have aleady
to gain them.
made their choice for a home and
Mr Gregory, who lives on the
purchased and are moving in. They
old J. C. Laird place at the foot
have purchased the property be
hills opposite town, had the mis
tween that of T. A. Walker and H.
fortune to loose his barn filled
W. Dunham, and are doubtless here
with hay one day last week, entail
to stay. We heartily welcome these
ing quite a loss.
The barn con
people among us, though they are
tained about 70 tons of bay, tlipir
strangers, for we have every evi
late d i p of wool nud other articles,
dence of their being good and des
all of which were burned.
irable citizens. W e give the follow
J. II. Frpdrick, state organizer ing from other papers, the editors
for the Fraternal Aid Association of which are their acquaintances:
for California, will be here tomor
row and do some work for this JUDGE SPERRY AND FAM ILY DEPAT.
organization Imre, and will contin-
Ou Monday morning last Judge
ue in this state for some time. Sperry and family left Lakeview,
This town has boasted of the only where for twelve years be has been
lodge of this fraternity in this state engaged iu the praeticeof law,and
for about three years. It is a good stnrted for Coquille City, Coos
ordpr and we would be pleased to county, where he will locale and
see its mprits made known to our resume the practice of bis profes
people nud the order make a good sion.
healthy growth in the state.
The state of Mrs. Sperry’s health
On Saturnav ss the James Bros makes a change to a lower altitude
pulled out from Parkersburg with necessary.
Many regrets were expressed as
the steamer Venus, it seems that
the key in the crosshpad of her the carriage bearing the Judge
For many
engiue hnd worked loose and came rolled out of sight.
out, thus freeing the arm trom the years lie liqs been one of our prom
piston, allowing that part of the inent citizens and himself and
machine to go against the upper family will be missed by many
cylinder head with terrible force, friends.
Laaeview has lost a good lawyer
causing it to break, as wall as car
rying a piece out of the side of the and an honorahlo citizen, while the
cylinder with it, which will cause people of Coquille City have cause
the boys considerable delny and ex to congratulate themselves upon
pense. They have hopes that the the advent of an able and upright
foundry at Marshfield will be ah|p lawyer as the Judge is well known
to cast the cvlindps for them, ns to be; and a highly accomplished
Suc
this would donbtlpss relieve the musician as is Mrs. Sperry.
cess aHteud yon Judge, the good
delay considerably.
wishes of Lakeview go with you.
— Lake County Rustier.
(Joed News-
G. W. Clinton, of near Norway,
who had the misfortune to lose his
life compnniou only a few days ago,
has rented his place, and starts ira-
mediately to Waldo, Josephine
county, this state, with his four
children, w here they will spend
the winter. H e rented to a Mr.
Henry Kyle, late o f Beige City,
Idaho.
down to see Ills brother, Charles, a
member of the Coqtiille life saving
erfw tile last of the week, cotniDg
! up on Sunday on his way home,
He had come down to the bay on
¡the tug Hnntfr from the Umpqua
j for a load of supplies, as no vessels
! are ronuiDg into that place since
| the strike. Mr. Perkins is think-
ring some of buying property in
Geo. W. Lnne, Pewamo, Mich.,
writes: “ Your Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the best remedy for'indiges-
tiouand stomach trouble that I ever
used. For years I suffered from
dyspepsia, at times compelling me
to stay in bed and causing me un-
told agony. I am completly cured-
by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In re
commending it to friends who suf
fer from indigestion I alwnys offer
to pay for it if it falls. Thus far I
have never paid.” R. S. Knowlton.
On Friday the 20th Sept., 1901, j Judge E. D. 8perry aod family
' l *J' s SP(,t'on-
On Thursday morning of last , Mr. J. C. Gnllngher had auotherl left Lakeview last Monday for lheir
week our young frieud Roy Mc- shipment of Pianos, (beauties) future home in Coquille City, Coos
They leave be
Closkey, of Norway, who has deeu from the Allen & Gilbert Co. of county, Oregon.
Mr. Gallagher B old a hind them numerous friends in
'ytnp! ‘ Pry low for several ¡weeks, ¡Portland.
j passed away. Till* promising young great mnuy pianos in Marshfield j Lakeview who wish them health,
man of 22 years is thus cut off to last mouth and to representative happiness and prosperity in their
the great regret aod sorrow of ! people of this county whose ver- i new home. Judge Sperry is a law-
many relations and friends. He I diet was that they received better] ver of ability aud a safe counsellor.
was a member of the I. O. O. F. value aud easier terms tbau ever , His geniality and polished manners,
aud was buried by that fralurnity before offered.
coupled with bis splendid legal at
on Saturday, at the Norway ceme-
You will never have a better i tainments, shoul I find him ready
try. Great sympathy is expressed chance or as fine a number of) praeticeof his profession and many
for his sorrowing family.
pianos to chose from as you have j warm friends.—Lake Connty E x
today in Coquille and you can save aminer.
While in town Saturday, Uucle
from $50. to $100 00 by buying 1
Alex Snyder informed ns of a very
from a firm that advertise as, aod ] Judge E. D. Sperry and family
sad circumstance which occnrred a
are Ibe largest music boose on tin of Lakeview arrived here yester
few miles above Myrtle Poiut the
day er. route to Coquille City where
Pacific coast.
first of last week. It seems that a
they expect to locate perronntly.
A l l e n & G il b e r t C o .
4-year-old child of Steve Reed was
The judge has many friends in
lM itn ir:».
passing from the home of its fsther
Klamath connty who wish him un
THBr«H-8TEPnENSoi*—In
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oqaillc
City.
Sep-
1
to that of its grandfather when it
tim b er 18, 1901, Nathaniel Thrush and bounded success in his new borne.
was attacked by a cow sDd severely
Kmma Stevcii‘»on, both o f Bandon, J. 11J --■■Klamath Rppohlican.
Cecil, J. P . officiating.
horned. We understand that one
eye is pul out, and it is feared, loth,
!>!••>
wbile the child is badly bruised and
STorT—Near Gravel Ford, September 19,
• gored otherwise.
1901, Dicie. beloved w ife o f Samuel Stout,
D. J. Taylor, of near Gravel
Ford, came near being burned out
last week. He bad set fire to a
stump near bis housa some time
since wbicb burned uicely, and as
be thouuht, bsd goue out, hut it
seems the file followed s root which
ran in the direction of his house,
and approaching near the surface
o f *he ground, igniting some dry
grass snd the like, and only for
the timely efforts of A. H. Wagner
nml Samuel Stout, his borne would
Lave been destroyed.
need 25 vears. 5 months and 29 days.'
Funeral took place at M. E. churchyard
on the North Fork on the 20th.
BOR1.
U pto n —At W olf creek. Sept. 9, 1901, to Mr.
«m2 M r«. 8. W. Upton a girl.
AD M IN IS T R A T O R S NOTICE.
N otice i* hereby given that the nnder-
«igned hn« been duly pppointed adminia-
trator o f the estate o f W. H. Mndd. de-
ceaaed.and that «11 per «o n « having clrim a
against «« id estate ase hereby notified that
they are required to presen* «aid claim «,
duly verified, to the undersigned, « t h i«
office in Coquille City. Coo«county, Oregon,
within six m onth« from the date o f this
notice. Dated August 20th, 190L
A. J. S hxbwood .
Adm inistrator o f the estate o f W. R. Mudd,
deceased.
I Aug. *3). 5 1.1
MAKERS, ENGRAVERS, OPTICIAN.
T H E ip D to P H O S P E IflT Y
IS TO T R A D E A T T H E
EMPORIUM
There shall he no twisting of the
Truth to make you buu at the
EMPORIUM
No Cheap John advertised goods
Used as leaders to decieve.
Little Talk Necessary to Sell Our
Goods.
That our Prices are right is Conceded 1 by all.
Our Aim is Quick Sales and Small Profits.
, ts.
Our Line is Strong in DRYGOODs, , SHOES
SHC
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
G
M CA R!E k RR9A
.GJ GNR’ TOBACCOES, PAINTS and OILS, SHELL HARDWARE, NAILS.
DECORATED CROCKERY, WALL PAPER, GLASSWARE, Etc.
C. M. 8KEELS.
I Marshfield Sun. I
Throe work oxen were accidently
killed and as many tinjured in No
ble A Sons logging camp near
Marshfield last week.
The gasoline Monterey arrived
Tuesday from San Francisco with
a large consignment of oils of
Various kinds for the Standard Oil
Company. Her nrrival has reliev
ed the gasoline famin.
One hundred-and-fif ty dollar was
netted by the ladies who gave the
delicious supper last week for Ihe
leuetit of »be Y. M. C. A.
The
people of Marshfield appreciate a
good “ square” and always cheer
F O R your Fall aud Wiuter Supply of F L O U R , SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA
fully patronize a worthy cause.
The Southern Stock Company
and also BOOTS and SHOES, Rubber Goods of all Kinds.
concluded a very successful week’s
Feed of all Kinds Constantly on Hand. And New Goods ofl all
entertaiument in this city Satur
Boats.
day evening and left to pl»y the
towns on the Coquille. The com
pany gained the high appreciation
of the theater goers of this city
[Successor to Sanderson B in ’s.]
and on their return will be doubly
welcomed.
W. M. Nay, bd old and esteemed
resident of this county, died at Iris
home on Kentuck slough, Friday,
afler a brief illness, aged 79 years,
5 months and 22 days.
Deceased
was a native of New Hampshire.
He moved to California in '50 and
two years later to Port Orford.
Later he returned to the east where
he remained for a short time Hgnin
SCHOOL.
coming out to California.
With
ASHLAND, OH EG ON.
hia wife and family he came to
Coos hay on the schooner Enter
Strong Academic Course.
Pro
prise in '67, and has been a resi
fessional training of the highest ex
dent of lIris connty ever since.
cellence. First-Cclass Training De
H e leavps n wifp, three sons and a
partment. Well Equipped Labora
daughter to mourn Iris loss.
Tfce
tories.
funeral ocriirred in this city, Sun
Demand tor Trained Teachers far
day, and wis presided oyer by Rev.
Exceed the Supply.
Graduates
Father Donnelly.
Easily Secure Good Poaiteona.
The H e r a l d i s now r e a d y to r e
Beautiful Location.
Most Desir
c e iv e wood on s u b sc rip tio n .
able Climate in the Northwest.
W e bud a fridndlv call from
Expenses from $120 to $150 per
Capt. O. Reed, of Norway, Friday.
year.
Uncle A H. Snyder, ot Pleasant
Fall Term begins September 9th
valley, came down this far on F r i
W. M. C L A Y T O N , Pres.
day on his way to Bandon to attend Write for Catalogue.
the G. A. R. meeting which took
place Sat irday.
Henry Braydon, Harris N. C.,
says: “ I took medicine 20 years for
asthma but one bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure did me more good tnan
any thing else during that time.
Best Cough Cure. R. S. Knowlton.
♦«•*.
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Wlicn ill Town Don’t. Fail to Call at
LINEGAR’S
STORE
A. F. Linepp, Prop.
Southern Oregon State Normal
At a Bargain.
Wagon, harness
and
team.
Horses will weigh nbont 1300each,
8 years old, gentle and trne, single
or double. 11 bead of CHlves, 4
yearling steers, 2 No. 1 roilcli cows
1 3 year o ld shorthorn bull. A d
dress-I. E. Fitzgerald,Coqmlle City
Or., or call at Lampey creek.
J. A. LA M B & C 0 -,
hardware, Stoves,
Tin and Agate ware,
Doors and Windows,
Pioneer Meat
rçar^et.
Lim e and Cement,
Agricultural Implements,
ID H. Jclinscn, Prop.
FRESH MEATS o f all Kind Constant 1 1 / on Hands,
Fish, Clams and Chickens.
Paiqts ad Oils,
also
GflLSS.
Best Goods-Lowest Prices.