Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, January 07, 1902, Image 3

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Official County Cburt Proceedings.
Gulch bridge, R D 22,10
7 501
The st. '.mer Areata arrived m SHIP WALLA WALLA SANK OFf MfNDOCINO.
the bay Sunday morning.
R S Tyrell, labor, Lillit
Bust mineral roof paint at the 1
Gulch bridge. R D 22,..1
3 50
" H Hull, of near Riverton, Went Down Altar Colhssion With French J A Lamb & Co. nails for R
X. L.
Bark Max.
D 22, $13 20; for R D 16,
had business in town Friday.
R W Helm, labor. Lillie
Duyton Flour 75c ppr sack at
Painting, Staining, Papering done in a mechanical way.
$27 75...............................$ 50 95
Gulch bridge, R 1) 22,... 53 00!
G o to Walkers’ the photograph­
Eureka, Cal. Jan. 3.— The stoatu
Lorenz’s.
ers, on Front St, for good pictures. or Walla Walla, bound from San Alfred Johnson, lumber for
R I Helm, labor, Lillie
Jus Laird, Jr., of Brewster wus
Hoffmau bridge, $8 8c;
Gulch bridge, R D 22,... 22 50
Mrs Ueu Hoherg, of Norway, Francisco for Victoria, B. O.. was
iu towu Saturday.
lumber for R D 16, $21;
visited in town a day or so last wrecked Thursday morning at 4 : 10
A P Miller, labor, Lillie
Papering a t SI 5 0 per room an d up a c ­
Ueu Smith, of the lower riyer, week.
by a French four-masted bark. The
lumber for R D 22,
Gulch bridge, R D 22,... 82 50
was up to town Saturday.
cording to size.
Walla Walla lmd (14 passengers
Robert Ahr, the intinerant tin­
and 45 arc reported drown­ i $33 .................................. 63 5 « F M Wandling, labor, Lil*
Not the cheap shoes, but ner and general repairer, is iu aboard,
Peter
Michaelbriuk,
keep­
E s t im a t e s S o lic ite d
ed. The collision occurred 20 miles
He Gulch bridge, R D 22* 11 50
towu.
shoes cheap!— Kanematz's.
ing ferry on Coos river, 25 00 Jesse Barker* labor, Lillie
south of Mendocino Buoy.
The
See the beautiful Steieoacopic
For a neat little borne, garden French hark struck the Walla Walla S B Cathcart, recording
Gulch bridge, R D 22,... 21 00
Views of Ernest Staid! at Lorenz's lots and barn, at bedrock prices in the bow. At the time of the col­
surveys, surveying and
Geo Mullen, labor, Lillie
call on the H kb .V ld .
, lision tho second officer was on the
store.
mileage............................. 17 05
Gulch bridge, R D 22,... 62 25
i bridge.
No definite information
Rlrs. Moon, the milliner, will
Chas. Rodi l i e , of the hay side, j can be learned as to the cause of the J A Lyons Estate, lumber
R C Dement, labor, with
sellall full milliueiy regardless of came over to the couuty seat on accident, as allubourd were sleeping.
or R D 22, $22, 96; R D
team, R D 22......
19 50
business yeetarday.
cost.
16, $112 52..................... 334 48 J C Brown, labor, R D 22, 39 50
Another
Fire
a!
Arago.
Mesdames Walsh & Batch keep
The eteam-feed installed in
J II Hibbard, 19 days work,
Lyons' mill last week works like a the finest of fresh bread on baud
VV VV Phillips, labor, Nor­
self and team, Ten Mile
As we go to press Jndge J. H.
at the restnuraut ou Front street.
charm.
Schroeder, of Arago, informs us
creek,..........................
57 00 way bridge, team, R D
A big supply of Newbro’s Her-
Julius Jacobson and Earl Good­ of the total destruction by tiie of
¿ 2 , .................................... 46 5t
J W Benson, 34?! days
H illa r d P a r lo r
picide at McDonald’s tousonul man went below on the Mandaly ihe store of his son, VV. H. Scliroe.
Chester Lawhorn, labor,
work,
self
and
team,
Ten
parlors.
and «ill attend business college der at that place, iu which was the
Norway bridge, R D 22, 13 56
Mile Creek,........................
52 00
posioffice. Time and space forbids
riios. Wilson, of Myrtle Point, for a season.
Wm James, labor, Roda
had business down this way Sat­
J. L. Jewett and Miss Jewett, la full account of H ip occurrence Fred Adams, 34?^ days
Creek bridge, team, R D
work, sell and team, Ten
urday.
sister of Mr. >J.,aud H. Harriugtou, which we will give next week. Mr.
23......................................
7 50
Mile Creek....................... 52 00
Capt. Olsen, of this place,.paid rI1 of Myrtl® Ptxin*, paid Coquille Schroeder has the sympathy of all
in this series of misfortunes.
G W James, labor, Roda
A Benson, 253d days work,
the e b a y a visit flow Friday tall % yi»it °n L tiday.
There is no question but it is the
Creek bridge, team, R
yesterday
Capt. C. E. Edwards, of the work of an inciudiary.
self and team, Ten Mile
steamer
Alert,
on
Coos
river,
came
D 23,...............................
9 00
Creek,.................
38 00
L ost — Lady's silk umbrella. The
I Marshfield Sun.i
Hoover & Chandler, lumber
finder will please leave same at over yesterday on business before
Fred Roberts, 34 days Work
the county court.
D. H. Campbell, the well-known
this office.
R D, 23.........................i. 92 33
self and team, Ten Mile
Coos ooautyite, has located in Ban
Mrs.
Will
Mansell
and
little
2 od
The young man Peterson, who
Creek,.............
51 00 S Dickson, labor, R D 23,
Francisco.
was shot at the Empire charivari is Flossie went down on the Dispatch
C
M
McGraw,
labor,
R
D
O. C. Harry aud Miss Nellie North Bend Mill Company,
yesterday to catch the Mandalay.
getting along nicely.
T a ilo r s a n d
..........................................
3 75
lumber tor R D 4............
6 10
They go to San Francisco to visit Norton were married New Years
Our popular merchant, C. M. j relatives and friends for a while.
day at the residence of L. H. Win Lusk, lumber tor R D
J C Brown, labor, R D 23. 14 00
GEiNTS’ FURNISHERS.
Skeels, made Buudon a Hying
Heisner iu this city, Rev. Irving
1 2 , ..................................... 30 00 Wm Valkmar, supplies, R D
| Miss Josie Lyons takes this officiating.
Visit the last of the week.
23............................... ...
20 35
[ Mandalay for San Francisco where
C M Skeels, powder and
The Cons Bay Creamery is turn-
Dave Perkins, of the steamer ! she goes to visit firieuds and also
Wm Chandler, lumber, R D
fuse,
R
D
1
2
,
..................
4
75
Dispatch, returned by the Manda­ I on business connected with her in i> out 400 pounds of butter every
23. ■ •••'•.......................
5
35
lay from a trip to San Francisco. millinery establishment in this city. other day aud the intentions are, J B Dulley, 3 days work,
at tho present time, to continue
boy and team, R D 16,...
9 00 Mat Nystrum, labor, R D
Mrs. Elbert Dyer and little
Two exceedingly
interesting operations all winter.
23................................
4
50
VV C Benham, hauling for
daughter, of Bandou, spent New lectures were delivered at the
The steamer Comet arrived
2 00
R D 16..............................
5 00 J VV Hall, material, R D 23,
Year with Mr, aud Mrs. R. E. Buck Christian church iu this place on
safely in San Francisco Tuesday
Wm Phillips, labor, R D23,
2 00
at tilis place.
Friday and Saturday evenings by morning and is to be turned ever Lonzo Wright, planking
road in R D 16,.............. 89 25 W T Dement, labor. R D
The steamer Vigo came into the Frank E. Coalter, of Portland. this week to her new purchasers,
23................................ 27
50
river Wednesday and loaded prin­ These lectures were along the hue the Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co., of Mat Goodman, 13 days
cipally with matchwood from of prohibition, but presented in a which W. S. Perry, who superin­
Lebnherr & Spites, hauling
work,
R
D
16.......
19
50
I different uiauucr from the natural tended Ihe dredging iu Coos bay,
Eltert Dyer.
:
:
Coquille. Oregon
R D 23.......................
1
50 Martin's Building.
Ed Cunningham, cordtiory-
style. He allows up the fact that
Win. Cox, of Port Orford, re­ tlie* evil of idling and wasting time is a member.
VV
E
Rackleff,
lumber,
R
D
ing road, R D 16........... 66 48
Hi Wright and Taylor Siglin
turned from tiis visit to the bay nud tnouey around places of
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04
J L Barker, work in R D 16 7 50
have
secured
the
mail
coutract
yesterday and took the steamer amusemonts accounts for a gieat
E
E
Dickson,
labor,
R
D
23,
4
00
W
H
Mansell,
hauling
for
Dispatch homeward.
deal of our hard timps. He was between Coquille City and Marsh­
R D 16,............................
field, and commenced the carrying
4 50 C E Carver, labor, R D 23, 15 75
George and Grant Beale, of accompanied by W. A. Petteys,
Tuesday.
The
mail
will
be
Will
Snyder,
work,
R
D
16,
18 75 Cbas Adams, smithing, etc,
the bay. were over the river Sat­ of the same city, a violinist, who
brought to Utter City overland Chas Dye, work, R D 16, 18 60
R D 23....................... 36
25
urday, Grant visiting Baudot! while j helps to entertain to good advan­
and from thence to Marshfield iu n
W H Widby, labor, R D 23 54 25
tage .
George went to Myrtle Point.
Ray
Flanders,
work,
It
D
gasoline lauuch. This will be a
16.................................... . 18 75 Geo Barklow, labor, R D 23 4 50
E. A. McDufi'eeand family went
decided improvement over the old
A ( n ic for
Leauder Barklow, labor R
to Califorui i by the Maudalay fora
system ami the time will be short­ Harvey Gilman, work, R
C o q u ille , O rego n .
W. C. Williamson, of Amherst, ened considerable.
change, thinking it will he benefi­
D 23,.......................... l i
25
D 16.................................. 19 00
cial to the health of Mrs. McDuffee, Va., says: "For more than a year I
H S Bushnell, labor, R D
John Bullock, work on
D o n ’ t I .• v e T n s i - t l i e r .
suffered from lumbago. I finally
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Surveyor Caihcnrt, who has tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm
23............................¡1..*..
3 00
puncheons,
R
D
16,........
102
25
Constipation and health never
quite a spell of grip lately is now and it gave in* entire relief, which
J
G
Belieu,
labor,
R
D
23,
29
75
Riley Crow, work on R D
E n t i r e l y I b T e w Z M I a x ia g e m e r r t.
better and came ever and did seme nil other remedies had failed to do.” go together. De Witt’s Little Ear­
Peter Wise, smithing, R D
ly Risers promote easy action of
16,
3 75
surveying ou this side yesterday. Sold by R. S. Kuowlton.
the bowels without distress.
‘T Leon Gregory, work on R
23............................*......... 16 50
F. A. White has ou baud a lot of
have been troubled with costive-
Electric HilgrUte in. every E ocm
VV E Dietz, labor, R
D|23, 5 00
D
16........................
40
excellent waterproof boot anil shoe
The guessing contest at Mrs. ness niue years,” says J.O. Greene,
Jas
M
Whobrey,
labor,
R
D
Harry
Flanders,
hauling,
R
dressing of bis own manufacture. Moon’s millinery store took place Dupauw, Ind. "I have tried many
Ilatej from one to two dollars per day.
23....................................... 19 50
Just the thing for your foot ware ou January 2 nd. Grace Ski els, remedies but Little Early Risers
16. ........................ . <... 36 00
this wet weather.
Annie McDonald, Mrs. Linegar give best results.” R. 8. Knowl- I Rasor, work, R D 16,*....
7 50 Dan Barklow, labor, R D
and
C.
O.
Dryden
as
judges.
The
j
ton.
23.................................
21 75
A
Mathews,
work,
R
D
16,
8
25
W. A. Wooliver. accompanied
——----- ---------- --
Perry BoUewitz, labor, R D
bv Fred Non Lilienllisl, the latter exact number of pius aud shot in
Harvey Smith, work, R D
lUjindon
Recorder.
I
a late arrival from Grants Pass, the bottle was found to be 1094.
W. V. Cope, of Floras Creek,
23.....................................
7 50
16. ..................................
24 00
and who expects to locate at Marsh­ M iss Etta Popp guessed 1099 and was iu town Tuesday, and although
John Smith, work, R D 16,
7 00 3 VV Magill, labor, R D 23, . 21 75
received
the
first
prize,
u
So
hat
field, called on ns yesterday.
7 50
while Mrs. Linegar nod Ralph he has spent some 18 or 20 mouths Ole Oleson, work, R D 16, 32 00 Roy Stevens, labor, RD 23,
J. J. Cnrren returned from San Nosier tied on 1100 for the second iu the far-a-way north, he has Joseph Collier, work, R D
G A Barklow, labor, R D
changed hut littloduriug that time.
Francisco by the Mm Inlay, and prize, a hat worth S2.50.
23...........................
38 25
16......................................
7 00
• -o* *-
Jessie Ler.evp, of Bear Creek,
he informs us that little Jennie is
Leander
Barklow,
labor,
R
Earl
Conger,
work,
R
D
16
C
I
t
i
l
<
I
r
«
‘
Bi
L
i
t
l
b
l
f
*
.
has bonded his farm, and intends
34 00
getting along nicely and will he
D 23..................................
9 00
expected home in about three weeks,
Burns, brtiisps and cuts are ex­ moving to BaudoD. He is building Aaron Smith, work, R D
Fin
Mast,
labor*
k
D
23,..*.
10
50
of which her many friends « ill be tremely painful nud if neglected a small house on a parcel of land
16......................................
15 90
pleased to learn.
4 50
often result iu blood poisoning. which Jacob Prewett bought aud Allen Collier, work, R D 16, io 00 E A James, labor, R D 23,
Harry
Children are especially liable to which is situated npar
G W James, labor, R D 23, 12 50
E Culver, repairing Rock
Rev. 0 . H. Bnrktnw will preach
such mishaps because not so care­ Hunt’s place, and which he will
Wm E Drr, labor, R D 23, 17 00
at the little church next Sunday
Creek bridge, $8, reduced
ful. As a remedy DeWitt’s Hazel purchase of Mr. Prewett.
His subject « ill be “Thedifference
G
VV Orr, labor, R D 23,.*..
1 50
t
o
......................................
There seeins little doubt hot
5 00
! Salve is unequalled.
Draws out ]
betwe?n the Lord’s Supper and the I the fire, stops tiie pain, soon heals that tho schooner Reliance which
Manley Barklow, labor, R D
A L Collier, nails and lum­
Communion and the necessary ob­
23,.*!...................... .
..
6 00
| the wound. Beware of counterfeits. | left San Francisco for the Coquille
ber, R D 18,................... 34 50
servance of each in the church.
Dyer J G Fish, lumber, R D 18, 44 15 John Stone, labor, R D 23.
I Sure cure for piles.
"DeWitt’s some 45 days ago is lost.
3 00
All are cordially invited.
Office — Up-Stairs, near Postoffice.
i Witcli Hazel Salve cured my baby I aud Shoemaker had considerable
Leander Barklow, labor, R
A
McNair,
powder
etc
for
The Sanderson building, nc’ n- j of eczema after two physicians ! freight ou her nud the machinery
D 23.................................. 13 ¿0
R D 19,................. .......... II 54
pied by the mercantile (irm of Lin- l gave her tip,” writes James Mock. for a match factory. Their freight
G W James, labor, labor, R
egar & Medley, sports a beantifn I N. Webster, Ind. “The sores were was fully covered by . insurance, 1 R H Rosa, lumber for R D
D 23,...............................
6 00
sign for that firm on the west side, ! *" bad she,s died two or five dresses I but the loss’will retard the enter­ | .......................... 109 67
prise to some extent.
plainly to hn'seon from the steam- i a day.” R. S Kuowlton.
Noah
Bonewitz,
labor,
R
D
J C Taylor, work, R D 20, 36 00
er lanuding and the railroad depot.
The schooner Onward, J. Jor- J A Lyons Estate, lumber,
23. ...............................
7 <»
The sign is the work of Harry
gei
sen
master
came
into
port
Mon-
1G0 acres for sale. J of a mile
James Jacobson, labor, R D
R
D
21.....
.......................
2
92
Backetistow, the painter.
from river. Enough red cedar to | (lay having been 11 days on the
23................................
9 00
way up several of which was the B S Hampton, work, R D
The upw st°amer being built b y cut 1,000,100 shingles, good graz­ result of calm weather. Consider-
Noah
Bonewitz,
labor,
R
D
22............
.....
.
................
,
5 50
Arthur Ellingson at Roy's plane ing aud fruit land with fine bottom | ing the calm weather and adverse
23....................................... ii 00
for .1. M. Bright was launched land garden of nhout 3 neres, and winds, she has male au excellent | W H Schroeder, supplies, R
D 22....................... ......
on Friday at 11:39 a. m , and 100 young fruit trees set, few bear­ trip up, and gives promise of good
7 70 Leander Barklow, labor, R
Makes Collections. — 14 Years Experience and a
D 23*..................... . 11..,.
9 00
is a little peiirh. She was chris­ ing. Fine coal on place. Would sailing qualities. Her load to San Chas. Adams, bolts, R D 22
5
00
tened the ‘J. Warren,” and will I e take good team as part pay, and Francisco was but little short of W E Rackleff, lumber, R
VV E Orr, labor, R D 23,... 13 00
Growing Business are Our Best “Ad.”
ready for inspection in a couple of and give time ou pnrt. Inquire of ! 350,000 feet and her present trip
J
F
Stevens,
labor,
R
D
23,
8
00
D
22........
........................
24 G6
weeks. Engineer George Robison tbo H erald .
1 will help relieve the crowded con- S C Braden, labor, Norway
A Davis, appropriation for
is planing the machinery. Shi*
■ d i t l o D of the Parkersburg wharf.
district.............................. 200 4.3
W b p IJ i H i l U f i t i M .
will be done in time to m a k e many
bridge, R D 22.................
3 00
In dressing chickens for use ou
(Continued next week.)
profitable trips up the Nor'li Fork.
•My child is worth millions to the Tapper House table, one day Geo Davis, labor, Norway
me,”
says
Mrs.
Mary
Bird
of
Har­
bridge,
R
D
22,...............
15
75
One of the large pulleys in the
1 this week* proprietor Bedilliou
In Portland the wolf dosen’t stop
npper part of the saw frame in risburg, Pa,“ypt I would have lost found a cravat piu sticking in the Cal Deval, labor, Norway
at the door. Official reports show
Lyons’ mill went to pieces this ber by croup had I not purchased gizzard of one of them.
The pin
bridge, R D 22................ 11 50 that 23 pcrsonB were recently eaten !
morning, causing several boors a battle of One Minute Cough was gold and protruded from the A G Miller, labor, Lillie
by wolves in that couutry.
Cure.”
One
Minute
Cough
Cure
delay again, and came near prov­
gizzard about an inch, the wonud
ing serious with several o f the i *9 sllre care for Coughs, croup and having been perfectly healed over.
An sb- The set bad fallen from its place
mil! handa. Mirada of all kinds throat ynd lung tumble.
flew in every direction. A large | »»’lately *afe cough care which hnviug become loose by the grind-
W ATCH ES, E.NOVELTIES, S IL V E R W A R E
piece of the pnllev, an iron wheel nets immediately.
The youngest , ing process of that organ. The set
Clocks, Jewelry, Rings. Everything to be found
three or four feet in diameter, tell
can tnk-* it with potiresafety, was of hare rmterial aud resem­
n H first-class Jewelry Store at the,right prices.
between Chan. Skeels and L. P. 1 he little .mes like the taste ai d bled a diamond but was found uot j
IIow about tbe W ATCH?
Maurrv who stood within a few remedy how often it helped them to be oua upon close inspection.
«-«•> •» - -
feet of paeli other, and a piece of Every family should have a hot-
Is it keeping good time?
A D roltlw lile I n v e s t m e n t .
2 x2 scanting struck Dirk Rose in J|p ' lf <>»“ Minute Cough Cure
Or do you do a good deal of guessing to know
the face, stunuing him for a ■ liHody. At this season especially
"I was troubled for about seven
»here you are?
moment, hot not hurting linn ser- ■ * ™!,y
needed
suddenly vears with my atom at h and in tied
c
I
R
R S S I * Kn.
»>•»«■ I to a
Onr specially is watch repairing If you wntch
half of my lime,'' shvh E. Deinick,
lonely.
is out of order bring it to us. We will lepair it in
Somerville, ind. "I spent »»boot
a skillful manner.
.sl.oUii-aud nt v 1 could gel anything
o help ine until 1 tried K01I0I
Dy-pepsia Cure. 1 have taken a
'ew bottles and am entirely well.”
You don’t live by « hat you eat, 'rut '
oy »bat yon digest and assimilate.
If your stomach doesn't digest
vour food yon re ally starving. Koiiol
Dyspepsia Cure does the stomai-h'a S e w in g M a c h in e n eed /es, oil and x*epairs
work by digesting tire food.
You
don’t have to diet.
Eat al| you ’
in v e s t ig a t e : w h a t
i h a v e
want Kodol Dyspepsia Care cares
T O O F F E R B E F O R E B U Y IN G .
ill stomach troubles R. S. Know I- |
ton.
All Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention.
House Decorator.
Latest wall paper Samples*
ffl&mmr 3 B&<nMlEN 8 T< 0 .
The Clyde
Is the place to spend your leisure
moments. All kinds of soft
jgdrinks and fine cigars.^
& M U B Ä* F Q : R D ¥©1
A full line of up-to-date Gents’ Fur­
nishings. Up-to-date Styles.
A full line of woolens to se­
lect from. Workman­
ship Guaranteed.
HOTEL COQUILLE
J.
R.
P.
TllPPER, Proprietor.
D. SA N F O R D
DEALER
R E A L
E S T A T E .
COQ.UILLE CITY, OREGON.
Buys, Sells And Exchanges Property,
Rents Houses And Farms, Does A
General Agecy Business.
I AM STILL DOING THE
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OF
THE COQUILLE VALLEY.
Eves M e d
Spectacles Fitted.
Wilson Jewelry Co.
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 A t
Prices That Will Suit The Largest
Or The Smallest Purchaser.
I C A N S A V E Y O U MONEY.