Coquille City herald., March 11, 1902, Image 3

LOCAL
ITEM S.
Look over Sanford's Real Estate
locals in this issue for a variety.
If you don’t see what you want,
Call at his office and ho will quote
you many more properties, as bis
list is extensive.
Remember the Meneloy Quar­
tette.
No. 15. Business lot on Front
Street. $650. Sanford.
Large supply o f fine Onion sets
Bt Kuowlton’s Drug Store.
Thos. Wilson, of Myr*le Point,
was down this way today.
James Hervey, o f Lee, was in
town a day or so last week.
The Meneley Quartette at the M.
E. Church Friday evening.
C. H. Pollen, o f Riverton, bad
business up this way Thursday.
George Norris, of Fairview Imd
business at the court house on F ri­
day.
The band hns a beautiful pro­
gram paepared for Saturday even­
ing.
No. 17. Choice improved dairy
farm on river. 270 Acres. $13500.
Sanford.
Twenty-four stamp photos for
25 cents at walker’s, till the first
of Adril.
For some nice, thoroughbred buff
Plymouthrock chickens at half price
call at this office.
Ben Hoberg, o f the Capt Reed
place at Norway, had busiuess in
town on Friday.
Any thing you want in the line
of Ladle’s plain and fancy shirt
waists at Noslers.
At Knowlton’s Drug store is kept
a full supply of all kinds of gar­
den and flower seeds.
The Prohibition party will hold
their county convention for this
county at this place on Friday.
J. V. Foster, o f Riverton, was in
town Wednesday, the
H erald
receiving its annual remembrance.
Ouo good second-hand saddle and
two sets of second-hand buggy har­
ness, for sale cheap at F. Long &
son’s.
Nc. 2. 39 acres well located and
improved. A perfect and profitable
place, nt no bettev. $1000.
Sau-
ford.
Fred Barker is asniti at his
port of duly nt the Lyons Mill,
having come in troin Fairview
yesterday.
No. 1. 210 Acres well located, 180
bottom, 15 cleared.
Buildings,
orchard, spring branch.
$1500
Sanford.
Taylor Jol)p,on, of Mvrlle
Point, returned from a business
trip to Bsndon and farther down
the coast on Friday.
Have yon wheels in your hend or
otherwise? I f not, go to F. Long A
Son’s and engage a Rambler for the
com ing wheeling season.
J. L. Krsnenborg, superinten-
pent of the pnrker mill, Imd busi-
niss in town a day or so the latter
part of last week.
George Lningor, of Arago,
whose name has been favorable
mentioned aa a probahle candidate
for sheriff, visited the bay a day or
so last week.
F. Long A Sons will have on
hand a fall stock of Rambler
Bicycles for 1902, and also a foil
and complete stock of bicycles
fixtures. Leave your order for the
Rambler bicycles.
Rev .G. M. Dimmilt, our Isle
arrival from Humboldt, of the
Kerregan place, occupied
the
pnlpet at the M. E. church Sun­
day, morning and evening, dur­
ing the absence of Rev- Holcomb
nt BnDdon.
Mat Smith, for several years ao
attache of the Randon woolen
mills, severed his connection with
that institution and on Friday pnss-
ep through town with his family
en loute to Oregon City, their for­
mer home, for residence.
Misf. Lizzie Price, daughter of
our new comers from Kansas, the
Rev. ami Mrs. C. D. Price, who hns
b een in the H erald office for sev­
eral days learning type setting, was
called to Marshfield last week to see
Mrs. Clausen, who is quite ill.
From a recent letter written by
Master Ernest Wilkins, at Star-
buck, Washington, where he and
his mother are visiting bin sister,
Mrs. Dr A. M. Baker, we learn
that the Doctor’s hnve a new heir
in the family, a bouncing boy,
who arrived on February (itli.
News of the accidental shooting
of Rufus Copley, of Riverton, came
to town Thursday evening. It seems
Mr. Copley had a shotgun in his
hands which was in some manner
discharged, the contents tearing
aw«v a portion o f the front cf his
coat nt the collar, a few shot cut­
ting his neck slightly. It was an
exceedingly norrow escape from
serious or fatal injury, for which
C. may be congratulated.
Gaiden seeds and Ouion sets a
The H erald O ffice . For job
Linegar A Medley’s.
printing.
Dou’t miss the Meuele Quartette
J. B Moomaw, of nenr Arago,
Friday evening.
was down to towu Thursday.
English walnuts, 2 lb for 25
Robert Tyrrell, the creamery
T H B Ç -
man, was down to towu Thursdry. ceDts at Kanematz.
James Hatcher,
of Fairview,
Order your ceinetrv work for
Decoration Dav. Stewart A 'Vest ; called ou o s yesterday.
gate.
Chas. Lorenz, of Bandon, is up
No. 9. 2 of the choicest garden j to this city on business,
IT WILL BE THE
lots in town at u bargain.
San-
J. F. Scbroeder, ti e retired
ford.
i dairyman, was in town Wednesday.
See the beautiful Stereoscopic1 Begin the wheeling season right
Buy $11 Worth o f Goods and get a Free Grab,
Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s by going to L ong’s for a Rambler,
Packngages.
will consist of articnls such as lamps, crockery, glass wnre,
8tore-
*1 F. Long A Sons
have a full.
- -
No. 4. Neat 5 room house and and complete line o f saddles and sets of table spoons, tea spoons, cutilery, gents and ladies belts, over
3 lots, central locutiou. *50« San- harness
| shuts, uuderwear, cbidreu s shoes, groceries, caned goods, cbewmg and
No 3
Flewant new 8 room 'smoking tobacco, pipes aud many other articles.
ford.
t .
ainno
The Lucky grnber gettiub the uumber in the scaled envelop is eDtltl-
A big supply of Newbro’s Her- cottage center of town.
$1000., pd
“
of 8b<(e9 ln tbf 8tor„ fre0 of cbarKe , hie 8a|e will last
picide at McDonald's touBorial
ban,ord’
'fo r 30. days only.
parlors.
S. E Johnson, the Myrtle Point |
________C. M . S k e e ls , P rop
No. 5. 4 room box house and 1 merchant, was down to this place
yesterday.
lot, edge of town.
Set your price
Sanford.
A nice line of Dry Goods just op­
Mrs. L. H. Hazard, o f this city, ened up at Nosler’s store, The Lit­
weot to Marshfield oc Friday aud tle Wonder.
Prunes, 2c per lb at Kanematz’s
returned yesterday.
Onion sets and garden seeds at
No. 6. 3 choice high and oval
Kauematz's.
lots, not far from business. Cheap
No. 7. 2 2-5 Acres with house
at $350.
Sanford.
and free Bpring water, joinirg town.
E. A. Eickworth, of Marshfield, *400. Sanford.
was in town to day.
He went to
We received a butaful poem in
Bandon on business.
memory of little Elraa Barker, bul
Simon Encson, of Ten-Mile, had too late for thiss issue.
business at the county seat today.
Good seed bnrley for sale by J.
We received a pleasant call.
L Roy, a mile above town. Ad­
The Democratic county conven­ dress, Coquille Citv.
tion is called to meet at Marsb field
The Argo poett fin e has l ecu re No, 1 Heavy Concord Team Harness, .......................................................................................... $27 85
on Wednesday, April 2, 1902’ at 2 established, having obened
tor " 2
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25 S5
o’clock P. M.
business yesterday.
Chain
Harness,
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13 85
Mrs. C. M. Skeels, of this place,
No. 14.
30 Acres, nearly half
choice creek botton. cleared, fine visiied her daughter, Mrs. Chas. One fine set o f double Carriage Hamee ................................................................................. 25 65
water, buildings and orchard, near Lorenze, at Bandon, last week-
Buggy Harness ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 25
town.
$2000.
Santird.
White Ply moth Rocks, (Hazel-
One set o f second hand Buggy Harness ................................................................................. 4 00
Thos. Drnne.of uoar Parkersburg wood strain). Eggs, *1 for 13.
F.
M.
Gevrez.
Coquille,
Or.
0. K. Visalia or Nelson Saddles w ill be cut from $30 to 26 00
was among tbe many who c. me in
Mtss Edyth Hayter, o f this city, Other goods w ill be sold in accordance with the above price.
to pay taxes last week.
The
Miss
H erald acknowledges n pleasant accompanied her sister.
Docia to her home at Bandon yes­
call.
Rambler Bicycles will arrive on next Alliance from
terday.
No. 8.
165 Acres, some creek
Portland. Bicycles fixtures of all kinds at tbe very
No.
12.
5
room
cottage,
some
bottom, fine house, fair barn, 25
lowest Prices.
cattle, horses, tools, etc., 2 miles trees and phrubbery, large lot,
from town. Dirt cheap at $3000. $350. Part time or in installments.
Sanford.
Sanford.
Mrs. W. C Martin, of Mortin’s store,
Otir young friend, Chas. Mansell, Front street, has gone to tbe city
eldest son of our popular leamster, to make selections for a spring Boer: Capture Methuen and Twelve
Lee Hems-
Win. Mausell, has beeu very ill a stock of goods.
Hundred Men.
few days, being threatened with
Mar. 7th.— WiDd storm and rain
Z. C. Strang went to Marsh­
pueumouia.
London, March 10 —General De- is the Program of the weather.
field Friday aud returned vester-
larey has defeated and captured a
The Port Orford Tiibim e reports day.
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He
informs cs that his
James Mast Paid Coquille a visit
force of 1200 men and Geueral Me­
the arrival o f tbe schooner Did j m(^lbeI. ja DO better.
the last of the week.
thuen
and
four
guns
have
fallen
into
Norte. Bbe was one o f those f o r ' Masters Raymond and Francis
Rev. R. Z. Biown preached at
which Borne concern was felt. She Watch, of this place, weot to Port­ the hands of the Boers.
The news of the last terrible re­ the Methodist Church last Sun­
was sixty.odd days out.
land on the Alliance yerterday, verse of the British army in South day. Although the weather was
Uncle Sol Spurgeon was up consult- where they will go to school.
Africa was read in the house of stormy, quite a crowd was pres­
ng the sheriff today, and of cours,
ent.
No. 13. Neat improved 20 Acre commons today.
had to drop in and see how the place, hill land, good orchard.
Methuen's entire foree of twelve
William Harmon made a business
H e r a l d w h s getting along.
We Cheap at $800. With stock, tools hundred men were taken and Me­ visit to Myrtle Point and Coquille
are always glad to see hiiui
and furniture $1150 if sold soon. thuen himself is a prisoner and in­ City Friday.
jured.
The announcement created
Gent’s Ladie’s aud children’s fan­ Ban ford.
8am Stout of Grnvel Ford is
cy hose, silk finish crochet cotton
James Haves, o f the upper intense excitemeut in the house.
working m Alvin Sumerlin’s log­
iu all colors, corsets, dress goods; South Fork, had business in the
ging camp, at present.
in fact auyihing you want, call and county seat the last of the week
Dave Albert, of the Johnson mill,
Kennedy Baker who has been
examine goods, Noslers, the Little He made us his usual pleasant visit expects to return with his family to
attending tbe Rural Academy at
their old home in California soon
Wonder.
while in lowo.
Gravel Ford hns returned to his
There is n great demand for good
Mr. and Mrs. Judge Schroder, of
John Peart, tbp coal miner, ex­ home at this place and contem­
rustlers. pects his father, of Salem, to join plates loggiug in the uear future.
Arago, having completed thier visit dairyranches by good
with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hanley, of Anyone uot wishing to conduct his him at this place the last of the
Several parties in this vicinity
near Rivertou, are now in town en­ own place next season should ad­ week.
have contracted their hard wood
W'e can fiud
joying a visit with t heir daughters, dress the H ehald .
Mrs. Fannie Dyer, of Bandon, timber, to Smith aud Page who
the Mesdames H. S. Kribs aud Al. yon a tenant.
visited her sister, Mrs. R. E. Cuck, are going to put up a Portable
Hite. We ackuoledge a call from the
The Meneley Quartette, o f Chi of this place, last week, returning saw mill right ou their places and
they intend taking the lumber out
Judge.
cago, will appear at the M. E. yesterday.
on acows. It will be quite au ad­
Cnptain Panter on Thursday church on Friday evening. All
M arried — Wednesday, March 5,
ordered a farm cream seperator and who appreciate good music should 1902, al the residence of the bride’s vantage to those having hard wood
Badcock tester tor use on his lower be sure to come out. Admission parents, on Beaver 8lough, Frank as tlipy can get their land cleared
aud realize pay for the timber al­
river ranch through tbe local Agt. only 15 and 25 cents.
J. A. Yates, our latest arrival Morgan, of Seattle, Washington so.
W. M. Aurgess. The Capt. knows
and Miss Nina Tennisnn, Rev. S 8.
We are sorry to hpar that Grand­
n good thing when he sees it aud from California, who we mentioned White, of this citv, officiating. Mr
will lave nothing but the best aud as arriving here with his family, Morgan has been connected with ma Fellows is not expected to live.
Slip is at her daughter's Mrs. O. S.
has purchased th« 100 neae farm of
latest improved.
L. Ilarlocker which is located uear mining operations at Riverton for Colemau’s.
J. H. Smith was in towu Ft ¡day the mouth of Fishtrap These good s oi dp time paBt, and the bridp, the
Dave Baker came very near
and he tells us that he is gettug a people ate welcomed by our cit eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
long nicely with Ins logging opera- izens.
W J- Tennisson, a well-known having a hum out the other night,
tirns on Rock creek, having re.
yoong ladv o f this section, having They had a lot of quilts piled up
E. G Flanagan, of Marshfied, been raised in this county.
The again the wail in a room and they
ceutly put li) 121 fine logs in three
passed
through
town
by
Friday’s
happy couple started immediately got on lire and burned 2 or 3 of
aud three-xuarter days. He says
he has come o f the fiuest cedar he train with a carload of fine ronttoD for their future home in Washing­ them almost up before they dis­
sheep he had purchased on the ton, accompanied by tlm well wish­ covered it. They don’t know bow
has seen for some time.
it came to get afire unless a match
upper rivei which he was taking
Rev. R. S. Tyrell, of Ferndale, to the bay for bis popular mar­ es of their many friends.
was dropped on the floor and a
California, arrived by the Alliance ket.
As all are nnxions toknowaome- mouse runniug over It struck tbe
aud is looking aftes bis interests
thing as towlipn we may expect to match and set it afire, with out a
Our friend, August Eickworth, to have our electric lights again we , doubt that is tbe way a good many
here and visiting with his son,
late
o
f
the
Bulletiu,
goes
to
Port­
Robert and family. Another son,
publish the following excerpt from j houses are burned down.
H. M , and family came with him land by this Alliance where he a letter from the Westing house
R 8. 8omerlin will preach at
and will make their home on the will finish np his typographical company at San Francisco,to Mr. the Methodist Cbnrcli at this place
education by thoroughly master­ Morse who is doing all in bis the fourth Sunday in this month.
Tyrrell farm at Arago.
ing the latest and best type-setting power to get the plant ¡D operation
With best wishes.
When von wake up with a bad
machine.
at the earliest possible Hate.
Y ankee S k ip p e r .
taste in your mouth you may know
“ We telegraphed Pittsburg to
D ied --A t Fairview, March 8,
that you need a dose o f Chamber­
Rby. Mr.# 8. 8 . White, of this
lain’s Stomach A Liver Tablets. 1602, Elma Ethel, oldest daughter send this coil to yon direct, by ex­
They will cleanse your stomach, o f Fred Barker, aged four years press, to save, time in re-shipping City, and Miss Adda Black, of
from
here.
We
have
received
an
Myrtle Point, were joined in holy
improve your appetite and make and one month. Deceased leaves
you feel like a new man. They are fa’ her, one little sister aod . a B c k m w le n g e m e n t of nnr telegram wedlock l«y the Rev. McCleland at
This is
easy to take, being sugar coated, number of rf latives to mourn her | and you should receive, the coil in Maishfield yesterday.
and pleasant in effect. For sale by loss. The funeral services were the immediate futnre. The factory Black aod W hile coming together
possibly
did
not
have
the
coil
in
conducted at the home o f her
with a suddenness that took ns by j
R. S. Knowlton.
grandparents, Mi aud Mrs J. L. stock.
1 considerable surprise, bat we cer-
Prof. L R Edmunds was in to Barker, Revs. C H Baklow and 8 .
Upon receipt of vonr telegram ! taioly wish this young couple well.
see us yesterday
He is again |a R0pd o f Myr|le P„ riDr.
the other day we wired the factory The bride ia a daughter of Hon. A
employed to tencli the Fisbtrap
to rush shipment aud we assure
Rchool, this being his sixth term
Ao f»xcf>edioglv pleasant »orprisa yon we have done everything pos H. Black, of Myrtle Point, snd the
griaira the popular young Preaby.
id that district.
Thin option on
givpu Mr. aud Mrs* A J. sible to hasten the saire.”
terian minister of this city.
the uart of those people certainly j i Sanford, of lins citv, ou Saturdny
eveuing
by
a
crowd
o
f
onr
yonng
Master Ray Dean entertained a
emphasizes the esteem and con fi-'
Norway.
party of hia numerous young funds
dence in whi<»|i the professer is townspeople. It was a complété
held by those hv whom lie is surprise to Mr. and Mrs Sanford j
Mrs. Ralph Ashton, of the lower ,,n ,hfi "e c,»>i"n of bis 13th birth-
best known. Anv district is for- j and liighly snjoyed by r II. T h e 1 river, was in town Isst week.
day yeeteidav evening. All enjoyed
refreehment» were aerved by thei
tunate to secure his services.
Mr. and Mrs Fred L.uegar, of
^ 8» Dt * * « * “ *■
«nests. Gantes of verieus kind«;
Aaron Wilson, having returned
were tbe principal amusement of Coqnille, were guests of that lady’s
lhe evening These good peints Parents, M r. aud Mrs. A H. Hehroe- from his trip to the Rogue river
i vallie,came down from Bridge yes-
woul appreciate an early rsturn of der. over .Sunday.
Mias Florence Twomhly, one of I terday and ia vieiting in town,
their ynoog friends.
the Coquille teachers, called on i The Socialist partv met in eon-
friends in Norwa Saturday.
veulion in this city last Wednesday
Caro ot Thanks,
Mrs C Price, of Riverton, came '•“ d nominated a foil county ticket
The undersigned
take
tbis OD the riyer Saturday to visit with which we will appear aeooD.
means o f offering thier sincere and her si-ter, M's. 8- L Lafferty.
C A. Pettingill, of the lower
heart-felt ihaDks for th° manv
Our school board hss engaged river run in on ua a few minute*
kindnesses and as-ietance rend »red Miss Nellie Dement to teach our today while in town attending to
during the late illness, death and school this season. Miss. Flo Mc- business matters.
burial o f oar little granddaughter, Closkey will leach at Areuo, and
A full supply o f the leading
■ng va-
Elma Ethel Barker.
M las Minute McCloskey. at Gravl rietiea gaideu and flower see
eeds at
M il and M rs . J. L B arker . i Ford.
Trixie Trice.
Kbow llou's Drug «tore.
Great Clearence Sale
EM PORIUM STORE.
v it a l e : o : f tkce to
A big Out in Harness!
As I intend moving into another
building and also to make
room for spring stock I will
sell Harness at the fol­
lowing prices up to
APRIL 1,1902.
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House Painting,
Marine Painting,
Carriage - Painting
A rt
Fresco Painting
Decorating,
Transferable
Paper Hanging
Painting in Distem-
per.
Stucco Work.
Thoroughly Equipped
kinks of
.
for
all Drawing and
Designing,
' GraiiiM,
11360275
Ecrmeling,
Pyrograpby.
HARRY BACKENST0,
Liquid Electricity!
The greatest remedy of the age for all kinds of Aches and Pains, Bruir s.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, and Colic. Sole agent forCoos andCurry.
J . C. L A I R D ,
C o q u ille ,
For sale by C. M. SKEELS, Front Street, Coqnille City
The Glyde
B illa r d P a r lo r
Is the place to pend your leisure
moments. All kinds of soft
■Ijdrinks and fine cigars.f
HOTEL COQUILLE
C o q u ille , O re g o n .
F. LONG & SONS.
j a
Gilding and
Bronzing,
AND
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
Entirely 3STe-^7- Management.
E l e c t r i c X A g -lv ts i n
e v e ry E x m
Rater from one to two dollars per day.
J.
P.
There have been
many
time-
measuring
methods and
machi nes.
T h e p e re­
fected time­
measuring
machine is a
Waltham Watch.
TUPPER,
Proprietor.
SpecialBargains
in Watches!
Fine Watch Re-
pairing a Spe­
cialty. All work
Warranted!! rst-
class.
Eyes Tested, and Defects o f
the vision Corrected.
Saticfaction Guaranteed.
Wilson Jewelry Co.
3S38SS8
S3SSSSS
Atlas Oats
||
jjj
~
If you want a good dish of mush
for Breakfast call and pur­
chase a package of At­
las Oats. On Sale
at Lyons’ Store.
Lyons’ Saw Mill
Deals in all kinds of rough and
Dressed Lumber.
MOULDINGS A SPCIALTY.
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