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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1902)
LOCAL ITE M S. For valeotit.es, go to Kuowlton's Unudou R ecord *r. IClearence Sale* SIGN WRITING There is to be a masquerade ball Largo supply of B um Ouiou sets Housn Painting, Gilding and Valentine. nt Knowltons. at Dairyville, February. 22. at Kuowlton's Drug Store. AND Bronzing, The H e b a l d O f f i c e . F o r j o b Superintendent Ktononberg, of the ; Ihe Alliance sailed from Coos Murine Painting, printing. Coquille Mill & I’ug Co., of P a r-! - 3 U V T T H E g - bay southward on Thursday. Art Decorating, Carriage • Painting The water supply business will kersburg, hr.s gone to Sun Fran-j Fresco Painting Go to Walkers’ the photograph cisco, ou a business trip. surely go this tiuie. Transferable t. Gairlen seeds nnd Onion sets at ers, ou Front St, for good pictures. It hegins to look as though Capo ! Drawing nnd Paper Hanging Thoroughly Equipped for all Spe the beautiful Stereoscopic Blanco will get a new lighthouse | Linegar <!k Medley’s. Designing, In Dry Good, Rubber Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes in or -' . i kinks of Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s building, a bill having passed the D. Morgan, the Fislitrap farmer, Painting in Distcra * senate appropriating $4,000 for I der to make room for Spring Goods. had busijeBs at the bay last week. store. Ensmeling, per. that purpose. Mrs. Moon, the milliner, will Order your cemeirv work to Calicoes, 0 and 7 cents per yard, now now G cents. Pyrograpby, The schooner Monterey is Decoration Dav. Stewart & 'Vest sell all fall millinery regardless Ginghams 10 “ “ “ “ 7 “ Stucco Work. of cost. HARRY BACKENSTO, loaded with about one hundred gate. Outing Flannels, 12$ “ “ “ “ 10 “ Woolen Dress Goods 25c. “ “ “ 18 “ A big supply of Newbro’s Her- Grant Harry moves to his place and twenty cords o f matchwood Percales 12$c. " “ “ 8 “ picide at McDonald's tousorial on Cunningham with his family which W. C. Sanderson is shipping Ladies Fine Bhors f l 25 to $3. per pair to San Francisco. parlors. right away. Children’s and Misses, from 65c to $1.60 per pair Dr Kime was called to the Ben F. Long & Sons have a full Surveyor Cathorrt did some sur nett ranch, opposite Prosper, lart Men’s and Bov’s Hats, from 25c to $2 and complete line o f sadJles and veying of county roads on the up Monday afternoon, the tliree-year Rubber Goods Below Cost. harness. per river last week. Everything in Hie Store Cut in Proportion old daughter of Andrew HaDSt-n Electric lights are being installed The greatest remedy of the age for aH,kindntof Aches and Pains, Brui? i , in tbe large nnd well-tilled store of Mastei Arthur Sweet, of Lamps haviug received a fractured arm by I Coast Mail.| Counci Proceedings ot the 3rd Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, and Colic, manufactured by creek, paid our office a pleasant falling. G. A. Iiobinsou. ------- *-•«*- ------- James Glover has gone to Empire Tbe Recorder waa instructed to J. A. Hatcher of Fairview was in business visit on Friday. Teachers' Examination. to take care of R. Murray, who is open correspondence with manu- towu (Saturday and squared yards Very few people die in Coqmlle. February 12-14, 1902. reported to bo ve y sick with tLe | faotarers of pipe askiug for bids with the Herald. For sale by C. M. SKEELS, Front Str'eet CoqnilleCy No one would blame them after Owing to the prevalence of in smallpox. for furnishing tbe necessary pipe A full supply of the leading va viewing tbe road to the cemetery. fectious diseases in many parts of C. R. Rollinsou who lias been for proposed renewal andim prove- rieties garden and flower seeds at The enterprising citizens of the county it is decided to hold putting in D camp of Modern W ood merit in our public City water Kuowlton’s Drug' storo. Grants Pass have organized a board tliir examination in three diffent men of America is highly pleased w irks. White Plymoth RoekR, (H azel of trade; why not Coquille follow parts as fallows: with the situation in Gardiner, hav H. T. Schweers granted permis wood strain), Eggs, $100 for 13. suit. At Myrtle Poiut conducted by ing sent in a charter list of 55 from F. M. Gevrcz. (Joquille, Or. C. H. Nosier, at Marsnfield con i that place. He is a record breaker sion to relocate at his own expense, W, M, Burgess is building a fine itucted by \V. D. R eedy’ aud at j that portion of Marshfield and T o T r a d e - A thoroughbred in the organizing business, ns he Coquille City public road passing Jersey bull for a good Durham— new residence at Carbnndale nnd Coquille by tbe undersigned. has succeeded where four or five I making other improvements on his apply to J. A. Jackson nt Arago. The classes at Myrtle Poiut and other organizers have failed to mee what is known as tbe “ old Gallier place.” Marshfield will meet at the school- with results. A beautiful sign painted by ranch. Ordinance No. 55 was passed au house or at some other place Harry Backensto, now decorates County Clprk Hazard has turned the front of Dr. Churchmans new over the 1901 assessment roll to selected by conductor. Joe H. Yonknra will start from thorizing the issuance of fifteen There will be no examination of Coos river Sunday morning with a bonds o f the City of Coqmlle of drugstore. the sheriff who is randy to receive manuscript during the time as baud of 20 head of dry cows, for J. $1000.00 each. F ob S ale on T iiade — A first-class taxes on the same. signed to writing on tho questions. M. Wise, of Perrydale, Polk Co. The The following bills were allowed: Cnrueia. Will *ake in exchange a Attorney Lewis Roberts, of Myr But tho board will meet at Co- i cattle were bought of J. B. Davis. Coquille electric Co., lights $19. 85 good typewriter. Call on F. M. tle Point, was in town yesterday on quille, Feb. 17. aud pass on Ihe ! Mr. Yoakham will go out aud come C. \1- Bkeels, supplies for Stewart, Coquille City. business connected with a suit work of the applicants. iu over the Coos Bay wagon road. various quarantined fami B. F Crow auil faiuilv moved up mentioned in another column. W. H. B u n c h . He has been through Myrtle Point lies ...................................... 3 80 from Bandori today, Mr, Crow huv- once, aud says he would rather trav Geo. A. Robison’ office ing resigned his position at the H. P. Whitney, the pioneer R. W. Airey of Gravel Forn is el tho old road, ns there is less mud. rent 2 m o ............................ 4 00 woolen mills nt that place. • maiket man nnd stock dealer of the father of a bouncing baby girl. W. R. Mast 10 days’ care In a letter received Tuesday by Daniel Miller. Steve Mi nurd nnd Marshfield, died at his home in Tile most of the farmers have t _ ... , „ ,, o f Clins. Matheson.......... 20 00 Bert Folsome. of the north Fork, San Diego, C difornis, au the 31st deen plowirag during the last few •- ’ - - - J Lee Goodman' 1 mo, salary wrote from Portland that he was came dowD yesterday with about ult. days of fine weather. m arshal.............. 400 0 about to start for Washington, D. C, 500 logs for the Loons mill at this Mr. nud Mrs. Joe Bledsoe of this C W Hall, of Ban Francisco ar and would be back in about four W. C. Chas$, 3 ino. salary 1 1 ice. place, visited Myrtle Point last recorder.................................. 20 60 W. M. Burgess, agent for Sharp week Mr. B is improving his Mvr- rived at this place last week aud is weeks. He reports that ho has been Adjourned. ooking the country over securing authorized by the archbishop to go less Tubuinr and Empire Separa tle Point property with a new- I M arshfield San.i my t lie timber. M r Wat! bas gotten ; ahead with his project of establish - tors. Easy payments or cash. side walk. ut several tine samples of myrtle ingaCatholtc hospital iu Marshfield About forty five passengers sailed Address, W. M. Burgess. Box 58, on the Alliance today. W. S, Chandler, manager of our which he w ill ship to San Francisco, HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Coquille, Oregon. the wood for railroad, went to San Francisco last aud will introduce Mayor Coke left this week for Mrs. George Stauff, of Marshfield. week on business connected with making fine furnit l-o and fancy j Alfred Johnson, Jr., of Johnsons Sau Francisco ou a business visit. E n t i r e l y 3 > T e w 2 v £ a ia .a ,g r © m .© n .t . / came over Friday and will visit her tile road. Ho was accompanied by wood work. He will puicliase all mill near town; now holds an L. D. Smith started for Iiopeburg important position in the Marsh daughter, Mrs \\ . Sinclair for a few Mrs. Chandler. the available timber nud will put the first of tbe week on a business days. She was accompanied l>y her Electric Xjigrïitô ia every Hosra ii! a mill near this place aud ex-| field rouud house and Machine trip. Our late copious rains have raised peels to ship a large amount of shop o f the rail road compnuy. son, John, who returned Monday. Born.— At Marshfield, Ore., Feb. R atei from one to two dollars per day. the river to banks full and many On friday dight we had one of There is a great demand for gpod logs are b ’ ing brought down from tins beautiful wood toCalifornia. 2, to the wife of J. H. Taylor, a our extraordinary hard tduuder dairy ranches by good rustleis. tho vpper streams and our logging J. P. TUPPER, Proprietor. storms for this section but M r daughter. Valentines at Knowltons. Anyone not wishing to conduct his men are highly pleased. Considerable coal bag been put Morse, our electric light man seems owu place next season should ad Severe storms have been raging Ira Campbell, editor of the aloug ihe Atlantic coast and great to be the only one worsted so far in the Beaver Hill bunker latuly, dress the H e r a l d . We can fiud Eugene Guard, has heeu stricken loss of life and propeaty is report as we have been nble to lieare of, nnd a cargo will soon be shipped you a tenant. excepe his patrons in au indiretc below. F. Long k Sons will have on with paralysis noil llis condition is ed. Coal from Crescent mine. No 2, way. It seems his wires became W A TC H E S, N O V E L TIE B , causing alarm. Dr. Jnsephi, the 2^ hand a full stock o f Rambler Our eastern mail failen tc reach too heavily charged aud burned was in tbt> market last week, aud Portland brain specialist, has been S IL V E R W A R E , |Clocks, Jewelry, Bicycles for 1902, and also n full lu Eugene to consult with Dr. Bel- ms today on Hccnuut of the rough out soo.e safety plugs, necessitat proved very satisfactory to con and complete stock of bicycles weather. We have not the full Rings. Everything to be found ing a shut-down till new parts are sumers. over on Mr. Campbell’s case. Editor fixtures. Leove your order for the received from the city, whch will Campbell is one of the best known particulars. Mrs. Major Tower returned to in a first-class Jewelry Store at tbe Rambler bicycles. r watcp valley newspapermen and bis many Empire, Satrrday, after a visit of Hi Wright, mail carrier between be m a day or so. w tn m T w w a t i^ right prices. In last week's issue we erred in friends hope for au early recovery. tLia dlace and Marshfield, was a several mouths with relatives in The store of Kent k Bridges was Boston. giviug the state treasurer credit How about the W ATCH? couple of hours late yesterday on W a l t h a m W atches J. J. Curren. our popular and I account of an accident on a bridge broken open Saturday night or with receiving $1809 salary iu the The Coos Bay Loggers’ Protec are c o r r e c t timekeepers. Is it keeping good time? euterprseug market and packing Sun day morning. Entrance was article of Mr Holden.This officer re | uenr M HH1 bfield. tive Association was organized Bat Some are better adapted to effected by prying opeu both doors Or do yon do a good deal of ceives only the some of $800 aa a house proprietor is making prap.- unlay evening with a ineuihersbi| o n e c la s s o f s e r v ic e th a n j constitutoiual salary, thus making nrations to open a branch business ! Oil our first page will be found in the rear end of the seore. Dur will rapidly increase, and the or guessing to know where you are? t o a n o t h e r , b u t a ll are Mr. Holdens arguments all the at Myitle Point, "'liicli will be man | an article on growing apples io ing the night, Mrs. Joe Lyons heard ganizatiou will be a strong one. the Willamette valley which we tho burglars, and supposed it was t r u s t w o r t h y and durable, aged hv one Mr Le.vin, so well and Our specialty is watch repairing. stronger. Married.— At Portland, Oregon, favorably known by many of our took -from the Noitluvest Pacific somo one after Mr. Lyons for medi and all are guaranteed.— I f yon watch is out of order bring The Herald force, lias all under people as au artist iu this line, and Farmer, which by-the-way was not cine, aud called him. He got up; Jan. 30, 1902, J. O’ Brien, Everett, S ix size« a n d v ario u s q u a litie s gone vaccination lately, and hope Myrtle Point’s good people may properly credited, which should lie but fro m 7 J e w e le d to 23 J ew eled it to us. W e will repair it in a beard nothing aud went Wash., and Miss Ella Reichert, of — G o ld , G o ld F illed , S ilv e r . all irregularities may be overlook rast assured that this institution read by every Coos County fruit back to bed. The burglars first Marshfield, Oregon. They will “ a nd Nickel skillful manner. ed, nod as the editor in-chief has will be ruu on proper business grower. This section is yet, to a tried to force op3n tbe window, but make their home at Everett, where been bedfast for several days we principles. great extent ,w it bin the good old came to the conclusion the doors Mr. O ’ Brieu is engaged in the gro would suggest to those having griev days ni3nlionpd,and with proper were easier. The first door was cery business. A case which created consider vigil race can remain so for many ances to settletliat they go to the The new schooner, being built at bolted ,and tbe bolt was bursted off able interest was tried in Justice years to come,but with a little care “ devil.” the lock on the second door was North Bend, is designed to carry Cecil’s cour* yesterday, in which lessness on the pait of a few,it will until the facing split, and the door 1,000-000 f -el of lumber. Peter Our townsman A. G. Balcli, who Mrs Elizabeth Thomas was plaiu- be a matter o f hat a short time accepted a position us general agent strained gave way. Aa ordinary Loggie, who is in charge of the 1 iIT and Ed. Carter was defendant. till it will be a fight toft finish or for the Oregon Fir • Relief Associa chisel was used, and evidently a construction is mnking tbe vessel The contention was over $100, eat wormy epples in Coos county, tion lastlscason, ami whowns sent in strong man did the prying with one of the strongest and neatest which was loaned by Mrs. Thomas ft thing to which we would all se to Brittiso Columbia to operate, has it, for the tool was badly bent. finished vessels ever turned out out S e w i n g M a c h i n e n e e d / e s ,o i/ and l 'e p a i i r s to Mr. Carter, he claims to defray riously object. We «re anxious to Strength was required to do at North Bend. She will be ready had some experience with cold his expenses ou a mining tonr to and the chisel was too to launch early next month. weathei. He had ihe misfortune to Alaska,with the understanding that see ns many as possible of tbs best this, fall on the ice fracturing one arm he was to reimburse her m case he varieties of fruits imported, but too small to permit of more than oue Arrived bv Areata, Saturday: A much pains cannot be pxercised in man using it at a time. The instru Bnldcman, Cbas. Anderson, Joho since which he lias seen fit to trane, was successful, but she claims ad their inspection for insect pests fer to San Jose, California, versely. The following naurad jur aud total destruction when found. ment evidently hud been stolen from Olson. Arrivals by Alliance, from some shop, since the handle was North, Sunday: F McCollum, J. C. Rev. J. M. Hunter, late of Co ors wer called: M. Goodman, Bart quille City, has accepted a call to Beal, P. Nichols, Ed. Jacobson, L. | Mr D. L Alberts, of Johnson’s battered from long usage on tho Carson’ C- E- Nicholson. M W ill &8888S the Christian chnreb. of this city, G, Simmons and David Fulton. I Mill, near Coquille City, passed bench, and tho chisel was an old iams, Clias Bunch, C W Henderson one. It is impossible to say bow J C Edwards, Mrs Helm, W E I through Drain ou bis way home and will begin bis pastornl services Mr- Fulton wrs excused on account much booty the burglars secured. Jones, E G Hill, Dr M iogns Mrs. here UPXt Suuday Mr. Hunter has of sickness.and the parties to the I from San Francisco, Monday. He There were two flue watches with Mingus, J Brandt. ' < is also secretary o f tbe Couteneva been preaching at evening services suit agraed to proceed with the Departures by Alliance, South' »bis week and lias created a vtry hearing Irpfore the five, who ren 1 Lumber Co., o f Mendocmo county extra, gold filled rases, missing, Calif., and it was to attend to his about four dozen pocket knives prob Monday: G 8 Twambiy, Mr- favorable impression. He is a dered a verdict for the plaintiff. official duties there that he made ably a couple suits of clothes, other Twam blf, Mrs K Mnllen Miss young man, having been in the the trip. From his personal in- articles; amounting in value to about Mullen, C F Bingham, W H Bar F a v o r it e X n i r l j E r r r j w h e r e . ministry about five years.— Ashland spectioD of the Imqber 'rade in onr $100. Only an inventory of the well, Mrs Burwell, W H Didcs Times. Constipation means dulness, de neighboring state and from what stock could tell exactly how much Laura Lewelleu. Geo Moulton, Captain J. M. Bright made his pression, headache, generally dis J lie could learn otherwise bo be- was taken. It is supposed the burg- j Joliu Koon, L E Elliott, E A DeWitt’s Little ! lieves there will be i. lively lumber lars jumped the train going south. Tyrrell, G eo A Robinson, J 8 first trip np tho North Folk with ordered health. the new stermer, J.Warren, on Sun Early Risers stimulate the liver, trade throughout the coast this Sheriff Parrott telephoned, Mon-j Coke. J E Peterson, Mrs Elrod, $ day. The trip was made to Gravel open the bowels and relieve this year, and especially for the Co day, to Mr. Kent, of the arrest at j Albert Ball, Robt Marsden, G W condition. Safe, speedy and thor Ford from Myrtle Point in three qmlle mill, and he states even at Rose burg of a couple of young men May, E D W all, gnsie Farrer, J sck hours against a strong curivnt, car ough. They never gripe. Favorite this parly date in the season the, who bad neWBuitsofclothes in tbeir ¡Yale, J M Davis, J B Davis, R H rying four tons of freight. The pills. U S. Kuowlton. traje is pickirg up «very where. Mr possessions but nothing was found Olsen, Ges OlseD, Mrs J Stevenson Captain would bare made the sec Alberts isalsoof the opmion that the in their valises to show that they : and three children, August Stone, ond round trip that day only that Notice to Debtors clay is not far distant when Coos were the parties wanted.The tracksin E Ericson, W R Chandler aod Mis the water was rising about a foot county will have an ontlet to the the back yard prove that two meu , Chandler, Francis Elrod, Stella an hour and he knew that he could All persons knowing themselves trunk line, through Oration and to were engaged inthe burglary. Twice, | Elrod not have gone hack under the bridg to be indebted to me are respect California by rail — before a couple when Mr, Kent waa in business Until in L aid . es. When tho river runs down, as fully called upon to make imme of years have passed. He called with his father, they were robbed, A Coal merger has been effected it will do in a few days, the J War diate settlement as 1 most have attention to the work bein/g done and this is the second experience at Minneapolis and 8L Pan! Min ren will be able to demonstrate to wbat is coroiumg to me to enable on boe Hpreckels iprecsc hue of road to Co- j of the kind, to befall the new firm, nesota that will practically coatrol good advautage her usefullness and roe to carry on rov business. quille. It is of tbe substantial or — Nonpareil, the coal trade of the Northwest. The convenience to the people of that Yours, Respectfully, der, tbe equipment employed first- anthracite and bituminous branches W. H. Sc-HROEDia. branch of our river. class, and all work is being done to jo f the trade have been brought to stay there. It is the belief that 0 L. Roberds, gether after the respective interests this railroad will come out to the ’ bad been consolidated. There will be Office in O >ldon Building, Southern Pacific a line up the u--rth I bnt one selling agency in each ol fork at the Coquille, and if that is Coqmlle City, Oregon. ! these cities, and the smaller dealers Spreckels’ intention he has tbe means and will bnild it, or get Call», day or mu at. promptly Muntemi. I that have heretofore been indepen dent buyers tvill be forced out of somebody else to help bim. It is business. also possible he is looking to the For Sale. time when some o f the conflicting Indian River, Alaska, reports its- railroad interests in the East may self to be the richest gold camp in Two horses one set of but ehain Alaska st the present time. rtPBira a separate ontlet to tbe Pa The cific Ocean, and then he will be in harnhss good as Dew a good t w o Indian River diggings irre said to a position to supply tbe demand horse wagon all for 65 dollars. Call resemble those of South Africa, with the good road and right of and see them Mrs 8 R Stillwell which yielded so many millions to was which he now owns aDd can Halls creek neat Arago will take their owners. Tbe camp is 28 miles extend at will.— Drain Nonjiareil. part cash and good note or eow. from Dawson. EMPOEIUM STORE. Painting a il Graining, Liquid Electricity! J. G. L A IR D , Coquille, The Clyde D illard P arlor Is the place to spend your leisure moments. All kinds of soft -fdrinks and fine cigars.!§ H O T EL C O Q U ILLE C oquille, Oregoiii Eyes Tested Spectacles Fitted.' Wilson Jewelry Co. MM Atlas O ats. i If you want a good dish of mush | for Breakfast call and pur- chase a package of At las Oats. On Sale S> at Lyons’ Store. M.D. Lyons’ Saw Mill Deals in all kinds of rough and Dressed Lumber. MOULDING A SPECIALTY.