Coquille City herald., March 25, 1902, Image 3

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Mrs. Brewer. < F Fishtrap, was in
T tie H erald
to a n Saturday.
printing.
!
p Green, of the lower
river
O ffice . For job
Gnvei Ford Sltllnj.
New Steamer Line to Portland.
SIGN WRITING
Plessent weather again.
! A company, known as the Ore- House Painting,
A creamery meeting was held last 2on Gonst N a t a t io n , has been .u-
AND
Tuosday afternoon.
| ‘»rporated
Portland for the
Marine Painting,
A. Anderson, o f near town, has
We h.ar something about a tele- a,vowed P erpose of putting o n *
about 15 goed cows for sale.
phone line to Gravel Ford.
ste!*“ «
P1** between Portland
Fresco Painting
D. G, Beal, o f Marshfield, was ‘ Republican primary Wednesday ,
^ s u c h a lin ,
iu town the latter part of the week.
Paper Hanging
Thoroughly Equipped for
Begin the wheeling season right ' We are gUd to atate that Mrs. H. " ould1. be i“| tl*is co “ ol*\ ftnd lh°
kinks of
proving.
Cutlu' lle ™ " e3' »> P ^ u l a r are so ; Painting in Distera
by going to Long's for a Rambler, H. Fellows i i.im
* A
riinnm i
Hu metro us ami appareut that all
Ed Lamb has been running logs
,,, fee ^
to
thera.
per.
No. 3.
Elegant new 8 room
as ew 1 *D •
j
Portland needs coal, and needs
cottage, center of town.
$1000. j e Grandma
Bunch celebrated h e r ! . ,
A.
.
i
Stucco Work.
Sunf jrd.
I 7Gth birth,lay anniversary the 16th i * * “*'*’ *
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English walnuts, 2 Ih for
cents at Kanematz.
25
Gilding and
Look over Santoro » Real Estate!
Bronzin g,
locals iu this issue for a variety.
. 1f f 1 " addtugton^ returned to
Art Decorating,
If you don’t see wliat you want, j “ us Par* a ^cw dfD’8 81uce-
Call at bis office and he will quote j Large supply of fine Onion sets
Transferable
you many more properties, as his at Kuowlton’s Drug Store.
list is extensive.
all Drawing and
James Murray, has been in
Designing,
Mose Lever was in town yester­ towu from the bay a day or so.
day.
Mrs. C. Y. Lowe, of Bandon, is
Enameling,
The Areata sailed from the buy visiting Mrs. Buck, o f this place.
Sunday.
Pyrograpby.
Twenty-four stamp photos for
HARRY BACKENST0,
Gulden sreds and Onion sets at
23 cents at Walker's, till the first
________ COQUILLE.
F. Long & Sons
have a full inst. A surprise dinner was given ■ °!n
A .flnrr,ivUftt that '
’
Lioegar & Medley's.
of Adril.
and complete line o f saddles and j her at the residence of J. D. Bennett, p ortlHnd f, a
claas market
Great spring opening of Milli­
and a very enjoyable day was spent. . . ..
.
n o ltrv a o -
No. 17. Choice improved dairy t)ftrDet'8,
nery at Mrs. Moon's tomorrow.
WerecievedsplesantcaR by Mr. k « r t y relatives andl friend, were )1()9 tt hite cedar‘a n d ^ y r ile Wood.
farm on river. 270 Acres. $13500
Order yonr cemetrv work for Sanford.
and Mrs. Jesse D. Clinton, of Arago, hereto w.sb her ManJ happy re- 1 xhoeand of people nrn Hocking in-
Decoratiou Dav. Stewart & West
Mrs. D. R. Toy, o f Myrtle Point, VU8te,U,,y'
i “ jack Hartley and his sister, Annie, to ° lrr1eg0,D th,U,Ugb Portlaud’ a“ d “
gate.
eekley lm® of steamers to Coos
Prunes, 2c per lb at Kanemntz’s visited this place Thursday ,,ud weekltjy
is '»isitiug Mrs. D. F Dean, of
JHcDoqald, Proprietor.1
County would insure Coos of her
For a good girl to do house-work the H earld .
Ouion sets and garden seeds at Alias Alice accompunied them home
share of this influx, ans would
inquire at the H ekald office.
Kanematz's.
Friday.
J. E. Quick has sta'rted up the
develop her ressouree and build
No. 9. 2 of the choicest garden creamery on his father’s dairy
No. 7. 2 2-5 Acres with house
C. H. Bunch of Rinck creek visit­
up her industrials.
lots iu town at u bargain.
San­ furiu on Lampy creek.
and free spring water, joining town. ed her mother and friends last Sun­
Many things can be bought to
-y^&Finest Equipped Shop in Coos County. < 3 = 2 -
ford.
$400.
Sanford.
day.
Any one wishing carpets wove
better advatage in Portland than
Albert
and
Clarence
Eish,
of
Ban­
Hot and Cold Baths.
Only First-Class Work.
8ee the beautiful Stereoscopic should call on or address Mis. B.
Dont forget to attend the steam­
elsewhare. Flour, feed, bay, log­
Views of Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s F. Ciow, o f Coquille, Or.
er meeting at the courthouse Sat­ croft, took iu last Thursday even­ ging tools, agricultural implements C O Q 1 U I X j L S
-
-
O ZSE O O IT
in g’s entertainment.
store.
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maebienry and the like, for instance.
A full supply of the leading va­ urday evening.
Roy Luttrel, of South Fork, sur­
A closer and more friendly rela­
Steamer meeting at the court­ rieties garden and flower seeds at
The Woodmen of the World, of prised his friends at this place last
tionship between Coos county and
house Saturday evening. All turn Kuowlton’s Drug storp.
this city, will celebrate their anni­ week with a call.
the balance of Oregon would spring
out.
Grant Bunch, of Mat Rinck creek up if there was a regular and relia­
Big «notion sale of cattle and versary April 10 th.
came
up
Thursday
to
U
rn
enter­
Mrs. J. L. Kroneuburg, of Par­ hoys at licit z’s near Riverton Sat-
At Knowlton's Drug Btore is kept
ble means of transportation between
kersburg, was up to town yester­ nrdny. Be sure and utten.
a full supply of all kiuds of gar­ tainment uni) returned home Friday tLis county and Portland. Hun­
with
his
brother
Levi
and
Claude
day.
dreds of Portlanders would visit this
The Mandalay arrived Sunday den aul flower seeds.
Banning, of Coquille, who have
No. 5. 4 room box house and 1 at noon with quite a passenger list
White Ply moth Rocks, (H azel­ been students at the Rural Academy section and invest in develojnng its
reasources.
lot, edge of town.
Set your price and a large quantity of freight.
wood strain). Eggs, $1 for 13. this winter
It is the object of this company
Sanford.
Nc. 2. 39 acres well located and F. M. Gevrez. Coquille, Or.
Will Gam de, an Academy student, to get tbe residents of Coos county
Miss Josie Lyons’ Millinery improved. A perfect and profitable
George Norris is being favorable went to Myrtle Point Friday to take to become a part of tbe company;
opening Thursday, Friday and place, m no bette:-. $4000.
San­ mentioned as a candidate for Asses­ the train for his home near Marsh­ to build the bast in Coos county,
Saturday.
sor on the Democratic ticket.
field.
ford.
and if possible to get some one ac­
Dr. Charley, Taylor, and Inez quainted with tbe waters of Coos
No. C. 3 choice high and oval
T o T r a d e - A thoroughbred
Mr. Hicks, the Photographer, re­
Bunch,
of
McKinley,
returned
home
lots, not far from business. Cheap turned from Myrtle PoiDt Friday Jersey Bull for a good Durham—
county to become master of the
last Monday after a five months so­ bout.
at $350.
Sanford.
where he had been for a week or apply to J. A. Jackson at Arago.
journ at Gravel Ford.
This would make it as much a
Miss Hattie Dunhnm arrived ten days.
Have you ootiaed the bills for
Dr. Fay Her vey left Sunday for Coos county as Portland enterprise,
home on the Mandalay from her
No. 1. 210 Acres well located, 180 Deitz’s auction sale on Saturday? his home at Lee.
and the profits earned would be
visit to San Francisco.
bottom, 15 cleared.
Buildings, A nice lot o f cattle will be sold.
Kenedy Baker and Henry Hervey spent in Coos County, and in Port­
orchard,
spring
branch.
$4500
acqurintunces here last land, and much money that now goes
No. 12. 5 room cottage, some visited
Long’s 1902 Ramblers have ar­
trees and shrubbery, large lot, Thursday.
rived. Go and 6ee them quick, be­ Sanford.
abroad would thus be saved-to our
School closed Thursday evenirlg people.
fore they are all gone.
S. Monday who has been get. $350. Part time or iu installments.
the
13th
with
the
following
program:
Messrs Addis and Wilson, of Port-
Our townsman, 3. B. Fox, killed ting out some hardwood on the Sanford.
Address, R. W. Airey.
laud, are here in the interest of this
a 7-months-old pig n few days ago river near town, went to his home
A. L Nosier, the popular mar-
Duet, Voice of the Flowers, Mrs. enterprisese, and it is to be boped
at Bandou ye etcibay.
which weighed 250 pounds.
chant of Bridgp, came down to this Mereen and Elsie Tilman.
that when they return tboy will be
place
yesterday
and
is
meeting
bis
Mrs.
Ben
Figg,
of
this
citv'
Some men aro always ready to in­
Recitation, The Farmer and the able to tell of a good and lively in-
vite disappointment; the profession­ returned Thursday from a visit many friends.
Wheel, Prof. F. S. Buuch.
trest taken by our people, and of
with her daughter, Mrs. Taylor
al office-seekers, for instance.
No. 11. Corner bnsin»ss house,
Hesitation, Ida Hammerloff.
substantial encouragements exten­
Dement, of the South Fork.
6 rooms,'2 lots with residence and
Tableau, The Country Wedding. ded by all parties here who are in
Mrs. Emma Lyons and daughter,
Reading, He worried about it, position to take a substantial in­
H, S. Kkibs, so long associated trees. All rented. $3000. Pari
Eies Josie, arrived by the Manda-
Alice Hartley.
bay from their visit to Sau- with the firm of J. A. Lamb & Co., time. Sanford.
terest in this enterprise.
Recitation, My Mother’s Hand
and the accommodating tinner and
Franctsco.
Foil S ale —T wo cowa an 1 six
Cure, Will Coleman.
plumber, has withdrawn from that yearling calves. “ Inquire of
Levy Smith, o f the bay side, who firm.
Norway Items
Charade, Misunderstand.
/
W. D. R oberts .
is looking to the Republican party
Solo, Old L og Hut, Elsie Til-
. Riverton, Or.
No. 1G. 534 Acres unimproved,
Mrs. Lillie Prewett, of the lower
for the nomination for sheriff, t ook
uinn.
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
3-4 choice river bottom.
The
Fou S ale on T rade — A first-class
in this valley last week.
Recitation, The 19th century river, returned, to her home Friday
best largo tract yet to be had in Camera.
Will 'like in exchange a school ma’am, Claude Buning.
from a lengthy visit with her sister,
No. 14.
30 Acres, nearly half Coquille valley. $17 per acre. San­ good typewriter.
Call on F. M.
Mrs. S. L. Lufferty.
Charade, Setting S ud .
There have been
choice creek bottom cleared, fine ford.
F. M. Stewart, Coquille City, Or.
Recitation, The Wedding Fee, W.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams
water, buildings and orchard, nenr
many
time-
Tomorrow, Wednesday, is the
Gambia.
viaited
at
the
mill
Thursday,
the
town.
$2000.
Santrrd.
Mrs. R. Pomroy, who has been
m
e
a
s
uring
day set for the opening o f spring
Dialogue, Proposing by Proxy. guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jas. Jinkens.
His many
friends
here
are Millinery at Mrs. Moon’s. Ladies’ visiting hir daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Tnbleau, Pears Soap.
Mrs. A. H. Schroeder is staying
methods and
Mahan,
o
f
Hempstead,
Texas,
for
pleased to ser Z. C. Strang embnrk be sure te call and see her new
Duet, What are the Wild Waves at the rniil at present, supertinding
some time, returned by thp Man-
machines.
in the mercantile business and goods.
Saying, Mrs Mereen and Mr. Holt. the care of her grandson.
dalny.
The per­
wish him unbounded success.
Recitation,
The
Irish
Philosopher,
Steamboat inspectors Edwards
Mr. F. Schetter, of Empire, visit­
No. 8.
1G5 Acres, some creek Fsy Hervey.
fected time­
No. 10. Siechanieal shop with and Fuller will be due in the coun­
ed
bis
old
friends
S.
J.
McClosky
Tableau, Women’s rights,
engine, saws, lathes and outfit for ty in a few days, the purpose of bottom, fiue house, fair barn, 25
me a s u r i n g
and family one night last week.
Readings, The first settler’s story,
many kinds of work. A money their visit is to make animal cattle, horses, tools, etc., 2 miles
machine is a
The
Republicans
and
Democrats
from town. Dirt cheap at $3000. Chas Holt.
maker for the right pariy. $1000. inspection of our inland fleet.
held their primaries here Wednes­
Waltham
Watch.
Sanford.
Recitation,
The
Last
Hymn.
Alice
Sanford.
day and Saturday
respectively.
Mrs. Coatillo, of B indon, accom­
Hartley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Fitzgerald
Each bad a good attendance.
3. B. Moomaw, one of Arago’s panied her daughtei, Mrs. Simp­
Tableau, Anger and Defiance.
Jo Lett came down from his
prosperous ranchers, went to Ban- son to this place yesterday as she will move to Myrtl Potnt at once,
Recitation,
Irish
Panorama,
F.
don tlie latter part of the week and was on her way to Portland ih where Mrs. F will open up a mil.
bachelor quarters last week for a
S.
Bunch.
disposed of a lot of farm produce company with Mrs. Harry Lock- linery busines.
glimpse of the world and a square
Solo, Uncle Joe, Charlie Bennett
and garden sauce.
meal.
wood and Miss Flora Fay.
Peter Darmser, o f the Deverenx Dialogue.
G. S. Davis and S. M. Kelly
William Page, o f Mvrtle Point,
On the first page of this paper place near Norway, has 18 year­
Reading, Whistling in Heaven,
attendi d a meeting of the Knights
has associated
himself with our will be found an interesting article lings, 5 heifers and 12 steers for Sophae Moreen.
Tuesday evening, in Coquille, when
townsman. D. H. Johnson, in the written by Rey. K. V. Millnrb for­ sal«. Call ned see him or nddresa
Charade, S. A. on Man.
Pioneer Meat .Market, one of our merly of this c i ’ y from Cairo, him at Coqnill City.
Oration, Liberty and Union, Will j the latter was initiated into the
mysteries of Kuighlhood.
popular businesses of this city. We | Egypt, where he is now sojourning
Gamble.
Capt Bachelor, o f the steamr
T rixie T rip *.
welcome Air. Page to a place among for the purpose of studying and
Solo, Elsie Tilman.
learning about that comity as well Mandalay, chiiip np to town nnd
Recitation, The Coon Hunt, Fay
Eyes Tested, and Defects o f
as to teach the doctrines of his made some friends and greeted|oth- Hervey.
Rilerton fls k Ups-
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lorenze, acrom-
ers
while
the
vessel
was
takiug
on
the
uision Corrected.
church.
Recitation, Only an Emigrnnt,
panied by their daughters, Misses
a cargo o f coal at Rivertou,
Messrs I. Chandler and E. Lamb,
Claud Banning.
Emma and Edna, arrived hy the
When yon wake up with a bnd
Saticfaction Guaranteed.
o f the Nort Fork, came down last
Dialogue, The Assessor.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. S. White,
Mandalay from the sojourn of sev­ taste in your mouth you may know
week
nnd
delivered
about
250
logs
Male
Qurtet,
My
Father’s
Comi­
eral
mouths in Ban Francisco. that you need a dose o f Chamber­ of this city, were given a reception
cal Mule, Charley Bennett, Levi into tbe mill boom here.
They were all glad to be at borne lain’s Stomach & Liver Tablets. hy the A. O. D. W. lodge, of this
Bunch, Walter Bennett, nnd Char­
Mr. J. Dererenx, o f Bear creek,
place
on
Mondayevening.
Au
ex­
agaiD.
They will cleanse your stomaeh,
ley Bunch.
wns up on a visit last Suudsy.
I improve your appetite and make ceedingly pleasant evening was
Charade, Red Sea With Plains
There will be a meeting o f onr
J. EL Timón was up and had
| you feel like a new man. They are enjoyed.
Beyond.
citizens at the courthouse on Satur­
some notarial work due. He is ne­
i easy to take, being sugar coated,
We
are
indebted
to
a
friend
down
Reading, Three Lovers, Fay Her- gotiating the sale of bis mineral
day evening to canvas the question
I and pleasant in effect. For sale by
the river for the following list of 1 vey.
o f a new steamer line between
claims in British Colombia.
R. S. Knowlton.
deligates to the Republican con­
Charade, Young Man’s Horror
Coos comity and Portland. Came
E. B . Smith nnd family, will
Recitation, Apology, F. S. Bunch.
out and lend your aid and influ­
C. M .Skeels, onr popular raer- vention from the Riverton pre.
leave here tins week. They will
cinet;
W.
E.
Crnine.
Joseph
Elvy,
Quartet,
Come
where
the
Lilies
ence.
chant, bus sold out bis general
go to British
Colombia vis.
m
Clins. Peterson, W. D, Roberts. Bloom, Chas Holt, Mrs May Bright
Marshfield sod Drniue. They will
The Portland Evening Telegram merchandise score in Ibe Laneve
Eisie Tilman and Prof F. S. Bunch.
stop a few drys in ElkioD to visit
F or S ale —Three or four nico
suggests that March came iu like a building to Z. C. Strang, a well-
G uess .
his people who reside there.
state senator— full of wind. In known resident of this place who heifers two and a half years old, now
this section it would remind one will condgct the business after the fresh and with first Calf which I
Mr. Wbitset nod family leave for
Our
townsman,
Fred
Barker’
has
of the operation of putting the stock first o f the month. Mr. Skeels, in
Donglass county this week. Mrs.
turn, has ourebnsed the furnitore reserve. Can deliver in two weeks. just received a letter from his sister-
of some of our b ig corporations
in-law, Mrs. Geo. Newington, of Copley ADd daughter will sccom-
store o f J. A. Jacobson, who was
E. J. B iglow
through a wringer.
San Francisco, in which she tellsof a pany them.
desirous o f selling on account of Ecklcy, Oregon.
E. M. Caoteibury is having bis
pretty rough experience of her hus­
Miss Josie Lyons, the Milliner, his wifes health.
A postsl card addressed to C. A. band recently while on board the hoase repaired aod an addition
who has just letnrned from 8an- !
Eyerybodv
is , getting a Sbarpless
Snow ----
& Co., ’ r patent attorneys,
transport Hancock, of which vessel bmlt on it. When complstad it
Francisco
line
mil-
A i r * u u n c I with
WIIU a
II l fine
iu n
IIIIP o
I d f
Mill- !
; ,n
,
,
.
J
linery, personally selected from the r «bulc.r separator. Do not give Washington D. C. , will bring sn he is chief butcher. While at sea will be occupied by 3. Fnuse and
voor order for a
- separator until instructive
.
.• . booklet
»-•-* telling %
.
S ana A nna .
how
to the vessel encountered heavy weath­ family.
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obtain
American
and
foreign
pat- er and two soldiers were washed
ci tv,^n 11 ”h n v e h e r sprTng" opening !
\nveMig" 1 " ‘ “ . ■ « ‘ j“ - Price
Hon. H. B. Miller, oar consol at
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
I and ‘ " r N o d !sks-
»t-w.ugs,, emis, trade-marks and copyrights. overboard and drowned, while Mr.
egg-beaters or other coutraptmos,
Newington saw the sea coming and Nio Chwang, Mai,churla, bas been
No. 4. Neat 5 room house and
Asa Albee, wbo purchased r ; to give you that tired feeling clean-
just bad time to catch hold of a post doing some experimental work in
farm near Norway a short time ! iug. The Sharpless is sold at a 3 lots, central location. $500 San­ which was the last he could remem­ the shipment o f applfs to Chinn.
ford.
ago, has sold out on account o f lower price than any other first,
ber. After the sea had swept the He fiada the Ben Davis is tbe only
homesickness of his wif ■ and son class separator.
Prices, terms
The Carl Brothers’ combined decks Mr. Newington was picked variety of those he tested which
nnd the two latter will return to and other information furnished
bottea and cheese factory at Nor. up in an unconscious condition with stands the trip sufficiently well to
Iowa, while Mr. A. will remain for Ion application,
wav will be r--ady to reeive milk one foot over the top of the rail and enable it to be sold in China at a
some time on account o f tits im- '
W . M. BcjiriEss
and
cream on Tuesday, April 1st, one under the rail and his head in moderate price. The choicer vari­
provment in health,
Coquille, Or
and for tbe sc co m m w lstio n o f.b e the scupper. He had received many eties must find their market Am ong
Europeans and
daily men they have hired the ra'nor krul"'* but one ? ’.,de "ev*r* the
^ Americana
.
steamdr Maria to carry the milk «ne on one leg, from which he had there but the Ben Davie can go
and crpfim. The boat will |pa\e
been confined to the hopital i onto the Cumene fruit ataods where
Coqnille in *he morning com in? department of the ship, the member) its attractive appearance commends
np the niver and will deliver the b ei"K 80 bnd,J biul9,>d ,hat ,b *‘ 't to Hie natives aod its quality is
milk and cream to any o f the cream- artery was injured.
However, he sufficently good to tickle their pal­
er ie* that the patrons wish to send b" 8 sufficently recovered, that
he «tee. M r Miller sees the poss.bil-
milk tont the rate o f 5c per hoo- » « t u r e d to sail on her since for ltynf deyt lopiog a large demand for
dred for milk andl5c per hundred Manila.
i Ben Davis apples in China.— Ru-
ral North West.
for cream. This is cheaper than
\V. T. Lewi*, o f Prosper, is in
the milk hns ever been carried. . ...
... . . . ,.
For Sale at a Bargain.
The boat will start April 1st. and ««•»•"« •Hh b‘ 8 f^ si-lo -la w , J
carry milk as for op tbe river as
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160-acre dairy ranch, machinery
Carl Bros’ batter and cheese factory
Anyone havings ranch to rent
The h >atwill run every day in- should advise tbe H ehald . \Vßt*°°*s 8nd cream separator and en­
gine.
J. Q uick , ( oqnille, Or.
eluding Sunday.
bare several application*
,
wns iu town ¡Saturday.
Carriage - Painting
Faintini am Graining,
The Palace Barber Shop,
The Clyde
H illard P arlor
Is the place to spend your leisure
moments. All kinds of soft
■fjdrinks and fine cigars.f
MILLINERY
M rs. G. In. M oon.
Keeps a choice line of up to date
Milliners Silks Linigsand Trimmings,
iT&frciy W&fk Matert&l
And the Celebrated R. & G. Corset
All kinds of Stamping done to order.
Special Bargains
in Watches!
Fine Watch Re­
pairing a Spe­
cialty. All work
Warrantedfi rst-
class.
Wilson Jewelry Co,
!f §g
Atlas Oats
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.
mSBMSWÊM