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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1901)
FOR M W * - LOCAL H O L ID A Y » «/'♦. ti -,,, w -'iwr ■ ■ — « PRESENTS. GO —---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— TO THE W IL S O N — .. ** ** i vvw.at a':i‘«»rx ITEM S. A nice lin« of ilrt'SH goi Js JlTBt ariived Ht the Emporium. Minx Alpha Crow, of Baudot), ia ill towu vinitii'g friends. A. II- Denn is Joint; a general bailing buHUCM in town. Lad it's’ Misses’ aud Cl.ildren’a bsts solJ at cost st Mtutin's. Santa C I h u s will again make headquarters Ht Kuowitous Drug Store. Best mineral roof paint at the I X L. Dayton Flour 75c per sack at Lor<*uz’s. Big bargains in ttnderware at the Emporium. M 1,1 Udie8 b "'*a t All attempts to H .at the Borada have been abandoned for the win- ih e steamer Mandalay is due '*r. rum San braucisco. See the beautiful Stereoscopic A good second baud saddle Views of Ernest Stuutf at Lorenz’s cueap at F. Long <fc Son. store. * V h a v e struck rock bottom The Clyde is headquarters for prices at the Emporium- fresh nuts, caodies aud tropical Get your masks at M. H. Her- fruits sey’s for the Wood man hall Young man, make your mother a Misses and children’s umou present of a pair o f those vases at suits only 25 eeuts at Martin's 1 M. H. Hersey’s. Go to j v Walkers’ „ the photograpb- ‘ — t-------1 . Kanematz 1 w o v i n u e t . i is v / y going w n i y 1 to , 1 / give oil t? rout St. for good pictures. away that piano on 25th this q JEW ELRY CO., ----------------------------------------------— .... .. — — The Emporium’s Gravsl Ford Glennlngs Two day» o f sunshine. Mr. C- If- Bunch visited this place last. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M Bright were caused to mourn last Friday even- ing by the d'-atU of their youngest sou, Charlss Monroe, aged four mouths and twelve days, The fuu- Service was held in the Uuited I Bretheru church and the interment in the Gravel Ford cemetery. We notice ----------------------- Jake Stemler is visit- j ’ -- ------------------ ------------------------ ----------------------- - iug our country often. What does this mean? Mr. J. D. Bennett visited Coquille I | week. Clras Holt paid Coquille a short | call Thursday. Frank Moser was reported ill the j first of the week. Prof. R. W. Airey’s new house is progressing nicely with Chas. Holt as carpenter and Will Brady as j brick-mason. Cherry Creek was visited the first , of tbe week by W. W. Bennett We are anxiously awaiting the | arrival uf tbe steamer. People wishing to buy goodi farms should not fail to come to Gravelford. We are sorry to learn that Wolan Ing rail’s health is still very poor. Our Rural Academy is flourishing with Prof. F. S. Bunch as instructor and about fourty five industerous pupils in attendance. John Yoakam Jr., of Coos River is among the latest arrivals at the at the Academy. Debates and spelling-schools are all the rage. Graut Bunch who is in school here returned Monday from a short visit home. There will be a debate at the Academy next Saturday night. The subject of which is “ Resolved that A full linn of Groceries at any old price. Beside, we give 100 presents away to our customers during the money hap mote influence over man Holidays, ranging from a Gold Watch down, than women. The spankers will all be boys under twenty years of age. Fav Hervey and Kenedy Baker are among the pupils at the Acad emy. L ittle W anderer . Special Cash Sales For This Month Only, don'retnr? Ji from rM‘ lu t<>'!’ « 0if iB'U 1' month— Don’t J forget it! cion, returned Marshfield ves- 3 Mrs F. E Palm of nanaoD, terday. started for their old home in Mas Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Crow,of Ban- sachusetts with the body of her don, were in towu the forepart of husbaud for interment. Headquarters for Santa— I the week. K anmaetz’s! Chris Rasmussen, of Bandoli, F or SO Days. Mackentoshes and ruliber Coats returned from a visit to tbe bay We give to each customer lace must c " at Emporium. II ednesday. curtains, bedspread, table covers, Best stock of Holiday Goods at Frank Morse, our electric light pillow shames, chenile cover, fancy Knowlton’s Drug Store. mau had business the early putt of scarfs, hattenburg work, aud hun dreds ’ of other things too numer Hats 20 per cent below cost to last week at Marshfield. No drawing to close out at the Emporium. Miss Ne Be Brown, of Marshfield ous to meution. Call and see how to get a nice was in town Friday, making the wait for aud be dtspninted by uot getting anything. Every customer present at the Emporium. H kha I.D a pleasaut call. gets something at Martin’s store. * -••*- -• ---- Not the cheap shoes, but I he nicest stock of real transpar ent china ware ever brought to |Marshfield Sun.I shoes cheap! — Kanematz's. Coquille City at M. lieraey. The steaniei Marshfield is loaded For fresh fruits, nuts and candies with about 500,000 feet o f lumber Mesdames Walsh k Batch keep for Cbirstmas, go to the Clyde. the finest of fresh bread on baud and will go to sha tomorrow, weather Brand new Estev Organ at half at the restaurant ou Front street. permitting. She will be towed lo price at Fox’s second baud store. Uncle Shad Hudson is taking San Francisco by the sterner Bruns Call aud see those graud bar subscriptions for the Oregon Min wick where she will receive her gains offered by Miss Josie Lyons, ing Journal. All miners should machinery. the Milliner. The Coos Bay Chamber of Com read it. Get oue of tho«e mammoth dolls j Alias Lydia Livesy aud Miss merce lias come tc. life again. At for 25c at M. H. Hersey’s; 36 in. I Elliott, of Bandoli, were up to town j a meeting Monday evening, steps tall, aud pretly, you bet. last week, aud favored the H ejia LB t were taken to secute an appropria j tion for our harbor, and BPt forth The “ Little Wonder,” Mr. aud with a visit. , -i, . , our claims in a vigorous manner Mrs. J. W. Nosier Prop’s is .head 1 he steamer Empire arrived •*» , before tbe proper authorities. Oth quarters for Christmas candies. the hay yesterday moruiug aud er important business was also Hats and trimmings of all kinds the Areata aud Alliance are due transacted. This is a move that for sale below cost at Miss Josie today or tomorrow. should have been takeu before, but Lyons, to make room for new stock, Lates styles in dress goods just it’s better late than never. Next Sunday the great match received. Come and see them; it Died— At her home in West game o f football between the surprise you to see how cheap they Marshfield. Wednesday evening, Marshfield ami Eureka teame will are—at Martin’s Store. Deo. lltli, 1901, Mrs. Joshua Nel lie played. D esirable B akoains may be bad son, aged 45 years 9 months and 3 Mien Georgia Leneve is lying just now in several lines of Realty days. Mrs. Nelson bait heeD sick very low at the home of her father by calling at the real estate office: for the last several weeks and tbe j end was not unexpected. Deceased in this placej suffering from a re o f R. D. Sanford, Coquille, Or. Mrs.J, W. Sugg, the Milliner, is] had beeu a resident o f tilts city for lapse of pneumonia. I offering some special bargins in | many years past aud her death is J. 15. Fox will sell a lot o f young i hats in order In close out her pres-1 I deeply deplored by a large circle of | stock at auction at Mr. Little’s | eut stock to make room for more friends. She leaves a husband and Barn next Saturday. If you are ¡daughter to mourn her loss. The l seasonable goods. interested read the posters. j funeral service will tie couduetpd Walter Colvin, of Hall’s creek, W anted —To trade for a good went to the lower river yesterday i tomorrow (F riday) at 2 o ’ clock p. hack, one new Studebaker wagon, land will build a house for Wesley m. from the Baptist church, Rev. size 2J incln-s heavy. Enquire of Alack, who is doing some extensive Irving officiating. B. Fenton, Myrtle Poiut, Oregon. I improvements on bis farm. C O l ' I i l t S Aiidroi.I** in C l l l l . D R E D F. A. IVliite has on hand a lot of Special sale of l ats and all kinds H e r o i n t i M ' i M l i i t i o n I a W e l l I v m i w n fliii'iitfo l*li excellent waterproof boot and shoe of trimmings will be made by Miss dressing of his own manufacture. Josie Lyons, the Milliner, for pur- I use ana prescribe Chamberlain's -Wist (lie thing for your foot ware j pose of closing out her present Cough Remedy for almost all ob this wet weather. j stock. Call aud get prices, stinate, constricted coughs, with dp J. M. Walker, the photographer j A B aroain H acres in town, rect results. 1 prescribe it to cllil- Office — Up-Stairs, near Postoffice. is up the Middle Fork placing | bench land, all in cultivation, house. I dreu of all apes Am glad to rec- otmreud it to all in need and seek i hhru, young fruit trees and small ! 1 '* some of the cattle recently bought by bim and J. S. Lyons in pasture traits, ni Iv located. Only 8000. j ing relief from colds and coughs and j Jl. 1). Sanford, Coquille, Oregon. bronchial afflictions. It is non-nar for the winter. cotic and safe in the hands of the Selected ltaliau and Petite ] Capt. T. W. McCloskey has pat j most unprofessional. A universal Drones, thoroughly dry, wholesome 1 the steamer lleta on the upriver panacea for all mankind.— Mrs. and undoctored fruit, at 5 cents route from this place to Myrtle] Mary R. Melendy, M. D., Ph. D. per lb I dry and recommend ] Point and returu each day, thus Chicago, III. This remedy is for them. Ooe order will convince ] giving a double service ou this run. sa le bv R. 8. Knowltou. Messrs. Albee aDd Young, of you. Liberal discount to dealers ' Fishtrap, were down to town T’lrurs- and others who boy 810 worth. (Mvrtle Point Euternrue.l K. 1). Sanford, Coqoille, Oregon. j Jay aud they iuformed us that they J. L Knight started to Oakland j will have their shinglemill ready Thursday with a drove of 135 bead Makes Collections. — 14 Years Experience and a Foil S ale on T i :\ de — T he large to run within a couple of weeks. of beef cattle. and commodious furniture factory Growing Business are Our Best "Ad." I f you wish to dispose of youi Sol Wise, formerly of this place near the little church, equipped with good engine, ¡duller, band saw, property at a reasonable figure I is very low with the typhoid fever two large lathes, edger, sandpaper can sell it. I f you have property! at Fresco, Cal , aud is not expected ing machine and other articles too to lease I can rent it. Collections; to numerous to mention. A ill sell at made. 11. D. Sanford, Coquille M rs. L. L Boitenshaw, formerly of this place, is seriously ill ivith a bargain or trade for city property. City, Oregon. Joel Patterson returned from typhoid fever at Council, Idaho, Inquire o f J.W. Krcwson,Coquille, bis tripout to douglas on Wednes- i where Mr. and Mrs. Burtenshaw Oregon. day last. He informs us he did . are now residing. Shortly after the schooner Nettie some prospecting and took up a; Mr. Louis Baker and Miss Clara Snnd'-org crossed out over the claim which promises well. We! Murry were married at the M. E. Coqoille bar recently there was wish him success. Church South, last Sunday even something of a serious nature F ob B ale — A first-class, fire ing, D c 8. 1901, Rev. C. H. Bark- happened, hut there will be no way o f learning what it was till she p r o o f safe, o f the Hall pattern; low, of tile German Baptist church the eertuony. The artivesiu Sau Francisco. Just a# with two sets of double doors, | performing the tug Triumrih got inside she let weighing 5.000 pounds, ns good^as ( hurah was tastefully decorated In with evergreens and a large crowd down her sails and hoisted her uew, for #75 less than cost. was present to witness the marri flag to half mast. It is supposed quire at the H erald office. Knowltou has the best stock of age. The Enterprise joins their that someone had fallen overhead. Holiday Goods, consisting of fripnds in wishing them a life of The Sabbath School Congrega Books, Games, Toys, Dolls, Cel unalloyed happiness aud prosperity tion and Choir of the Presbyterian luloid Novelties. Photo Album, r t n t lt iK i.u v s cburcli will give their regular au ToilPt cases, and a great many art I STOMACH O l> LlVIJll TABLETS nnal Christmas excerciso uext Sun icles too numerous to mention. | Try t hem day evening. "The title of the E. A. Howey, our brickmnson When you feel dull after eating. exercises this year is “ The Bethle When you have no appetite. hem Wav’’ and is especially inter- ke^ps ou hand a supply .if cement, fire-brick, lime, saud, etc for use When you have a bad taste in esting, blinking out the fall his i - * . . . Viren. ! when called upon, so the work the mouth. torv of the subject by theclii need not be delayed. When you When your liver is torpid. Rev. 8. S, White will delivers wish a good job doue promptly, When your bowels are consti-; short address appropriate to the pated. occasion and the choir is preparing , g |ve ' o. C. Sanford does bookkeeping, When yon have a headache. some specially appropriate music ¡typewriting and mimeograph work, When you feel bilious. for the oCoasiou. m a k e s bills’ and statements for bus- They will improve your appetite, IN V E S T IG A T E W H A T I H A V E A camp of Modern Woodmen iaeas houses. Typewritten reports,, cleanse and invigorate your stomach was organized by W. A. W oo!iver etc. Can put youi hooka in proper an<] regulate vour liver anil bowels* T O O F F E R B E F O R E B U Y IN G . Deputy Head C .usui, at Myrtle, ..rder. Charges resnnable. Satis For sale bv K. S. Knowlton. All Inqniriea Receive Prompt Attention. Point on Satntday evening with a faction guaranteed. Office with large chnrtei list and the following R. D. Sanford, Coquille City, n s r c o r ic iE . set of officers: Venerable Consul, I am offering a great bargiu for The County Court of Cooa Coun A. O. Hooton; Worthy Advisor, H. a few weeks iu an improved bench S. Bnshnpll; Excellent Banker, W. farm of 20 acres, nicely located, ty, Oregon, will receive aealeil pro- poaaia for the superintending ami A. Fish: Clerk, B. Fenton; Escort, good aater and fruit. Cheap at J. L . Anson, Watchman, J. T. *1000 cash, or a good team might management of the Coos coun Sneed; Sentry, A. L Harrison; lie taken at cash price as part pay ty Poor Farm and Infirtunry, fur Physician, K. A. Leep; Managers. ment. R I) Sanford, the agent the year commencing March lat , 19()'i aud ending February, 28tli„ 1 year. E. F. C arlil-; 2 years, W. C-aindle. O r e g o n . 1903. All bids inrtat atate definitely H. ('siili*-: 3 year-. C. F R"Sp C o q u ille , O regon . wlint the applicant pruposea to do, a id be filed with »tie County Clerk ’S on or before the 2nd day of Janu HEADQUARTERS FOR TGURiSTS AND C0MMEGCIAL TRANE' l ERS- ary, 1902. The Court reserves the right to reject any and oil bids E rk tlre l^ r N e w Lv£a,:n.a,g:ozri.ent. Done by older of the County Judge this ltith day of Deremher, 1001. L H. H azard , E l e c t r i c ijls r lit e i n e tr e x y R o o m County Clerk. --- - • • O» ♦ -------- — - Ratej from one tc two dollars per day. In order to close out the odds and ends of this year’s goods in our Store this month we will give B A R G A IN S in Ladies’ Gents’ and Misses Mackintoshes; Prices, from $1 to $4.50. Men’s and Boy's hats from 25c to $2. Gents’ Ladies’ and Children’s underware from 20 cents up, 10 to 20 per cent discount on Boot and Shoes, Lamps, Glassware, Crock ery, Granite and Tinware. Big Value Candy, 10 cent per Pound, for the holidays C. M. SKEELS. Emporiiiisi Store R. D- SANFORD, DEALER IN R E A L ESTATE. COQUILLE C ITY, OREGON. Buys, Sells And Exchanges Property, HOLIDAYGOODS Accuracy and Punctuality Are Stepping Stones to Success. N o p e r s o n c a n afford to e n d a n g e r a n Im p o r ta n t a p p o in tm e n t b y n o t o w n in g & r e lia b le tim c p e a c e . Rents Houses And Farms, Does A General Agency Business. AM STILL DOING THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OF THE COQUILLE VALLEY. I Have A Large List Of Dairy Farms, Unimproved Dariy Lands, Stock Ranches, Timber Lands, Im proved And Unimproved City Prop erty, Small Homes, In Sizes And At Prices That W ill Suit The Largest Or The Smallest Purchaser. I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. HOET COQUILE L E V I S T R A U S S & CO SPRING BOTTOM PANTS For Sate at a Bargain 160-acre dairy ranch, maefttnery, tools and eleven cows. J. Q cick , Coquille, Or. J. P. TUPPER, Proprietor. I (Ùtm r'ik* f. ] ®- ) WATCHES that go through our hands are time keepers, they are always as repre sented. Boys, Ladies and Gents Watches[dtall Prices. We are Selling a Ladies GOLD filled Watch at %10—good value— Others charge $15 for the Same thing. RINGS all Sizes and Styles. Rings for Babies and Grown folks. Wedding rings, engagement rings. A fine assortment. ¡gold Pen« a n d F ountain Fens. JE W E LR Y AN D SILVER NOVELTIES. NEW AND OP TO DATE. THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. M AN A SILVERWARE, anything from Naphin Ring to afea Se t. Clocks, a choice selec tion, $2.50 for an 8 day clock, up to any price you wish to pay considering style and finish, fancy and plain, small and large. Musical instruments of all kinds. Strings and sheet music- Special attention given to fitting glasses and cor recting defects of the vision Compllcat, d Watch, Fine Jewelry, making and repairing. We haue one o f the best equipped shops in Southwestern Oregon fo r reparing watches, jew elry and spectacles. We do it guichly and correctly. Wilson Jewelry Co,
