Coquille City herald., June 17, 1902, Image 3

Schroedurs Shinglemill Burned.
Latest belts‘J oel at Mrs. Moon’s
Choice
hams
and
bacon
at
Perry’s
Baseball supplies at Long A Sous.
The ahinglemill of W. H. Sohro-
store.
V all paperat the Furniture Storo.
edor, of Arago, whi. h was just re. Closing-Out Sale of Immense Stock
L O C A L IT E M S
Special logging harness at F.
ceutly rebuilt, lias again been con­
Harness, Saddles’ Etc-
Everything at dosi tig out priccsat Long A Sous’.
sumed by fire. The mill had ouly
Best Potatoes at Perry’s.
Long’s.
F. Long A 8ou, o f this ci*y. are
M, H. Hersev pays 15 cents per been running a short time, haviug
Go to L ong’s for bargios.
Give Perry’s store a trial order dozeu for eggs.
sawed but about 30(1,000 shiugles, selling their harness and bicycle
Seed potatoes a: Heresy's.
for Groceries.
Mrs. D. R. Toy, of Myrtle Point, when on Saturday night, by some stock at cost.
Golden Crown at Perry’s store.
25 SETS OF HARNESS
mysterious manner it was set on fire
Two good dniryoows for sale is expected home soon,
Big line of saddles. Collars fill
New Millinery goods at Mrs apply to J. C. Watson.
j Dr. Culin returned home from his and was beyond control when dis­
covered. There is evidence which yon can’ t rest. Horse blankets,
M ood ’ s .
I Hacker, onr abstracter, made trip to Poitlaud Sunday.
points to iucendiarism iu this as saddle blaukets, riding bridles,,
Gloss and crockery-ware at cost Marshfield a visit last week.
!
U. Leneve, o f Bear creek, had
wells as the former burning of the riding whips, lines, and iufact j
at Gathers.
business m town yesterday.
Req ire merits of eueiy person, from the most exclusive to
mill und the store, the three fires everything kept in a first-class
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Topping, |
Jobn Golden came from Marsh­
The Emporium is receireing
having occurred within a year. This harness shop.
to the humbles. We haue a complete stock o f all makes.
of Baudon, visited Myrtle Point ■
field yeste rdsy.
new goods by every steamer.
is certainly a deplorable state of af­
last week.
ALSO
Our
service is prompt, our treatment liberal.
Fine seed potatoes On sale at M.
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, i C d l at Mrs. Moon’s for all hinds fairs aud an effort to capture the
All bicvcles and bicycle fixtures We haue the goods, and we are always pleased to show them.
Mrs. Harry Lockwood, o f Park- of(tl|k * R8ll 8itkg iDC|uded.
H. Hersey’s grocery.
culprit should be made.
sporting goods, tranks vahcPs etc.,.
^ fiue ]joe 0f |RC(. curtains nod
Fine watch and jeuelry repairing.
Uoole Tom Smith, of Bandon, ersbnrg, returned from a visit to
•
of wbigb we baye a large line.
the bay on Friday.
I portiers on nett Areata for the
was up to towD Saturday.
E. C. Whitley, of Fairview, was Remember that we are selling at j
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laird, of New Furniture Store.
P rof L. R. Edmunds, o f Fish-
among onr business visitors yester­ cost.
F. L ong A S ons .
Sitkum, came to tow n Sunday and | K nives — Cut friendship. But the
trap, was in towu yesterday.
day.
aie visiting fripnds in town.
oues
you
get
from
Kribs
will
make
Rev. Mr. Mulkey will preach at
H. A. Todd, the Arago broom
Wo thought lust week that the
Willie Grow is up from San him your friend forever.
the Chrislion Church uelt Sunday.
manufacturer, made our office
prospects
were
good
for
the
steam­
The Misses Nellie and Dolly
A Fine lino of Sherwin Williams Francisco ou a vacation. He greet­
er Dispatch to gaiu a new mate in pleasent call to day.
Paints at the new Furniture Store. ed many friends iu towu yester­ Hayden, of Bandon, visited the addition to her crew, but from pres­
The thanks of the H erald are due
1 upper family at Hotel Coquille
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Itadabaugb
ent indications it would seem she our young fiiends, Mr. and Mrs. D.
last week.
Wm. Gallier, the hard-ware
were iu towu shopping yester
L. Perkins, for > bountiful supply
John Lamb, o f Fibstrap, was In lost the old one instead. However,
man, is closing out his stock of
day.
we presume Dave will soon be at bis of wedding cake.
town
cut>dav
with
his
spanking
Ladies’ straight front, correct glass crockery ware. He is selling span of black matches and baggy, post of duty.
L ost . A pair of alnmiDnm
form corsets at Mrs. M. H. Her­ at cost.
where
a real neat turnout.
M arried .— At the residence of Mr. frame spectacles, some
sey’s.
Alvy Westgate, o f our Marble
between Hawkins store and Spurge­
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
R.
Shelton,
June
10,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nordstrom,
Print oftentimes show the need o f glasses.
They are
You will fiod the latest dress company, is doiug soliciting ou the
1002, by Rev. W. 8. Holcomb, on Hill. Finder will leave them at
This compauy is doing a ¡o f Marshfield, visited Mr. sud Mrs. David L. Perkins and Miss Laura A. tbis office.
trimmings at Mrs. Moon’s duu’ t buy.
some
o
f
the
indications
o
f
defective
vision
and
should
Peter Johosou, o f tbis place, paren­
good business.
fail to see them.
Shelton, both well-known and re­
be attended to a t once.
Mrs. Dr. McCarmso, of Marsh­
ts of Mrs. N. last week.
Mrs. Caddy Lockwood, of Myr­
Hotel Ooqnille is receiving a
spected citizens of Coos County. field came over aguin yesterday to Scientific examination and proper glasses properly fitte d is
I have placed on sale in all the The H erald joins a large circle of
tle Point, made onr town a tlyiug new dress o f paint at the hnnds of
assist in work connected with the
what we guarantee.
visit yesterday.
Harry Backenstow
and
Chas. general stores in Coquille the best friends in wishing them Along, joy­ founding of the new lodge, the De­
kind
of
cucumber
seed
fresh
and
Mathersou,
the
painters.
ful and prosperous journey through gree of Honor, which had a very
JohnsoD, Doan A Co., of the Pio­
.arge'JyeilHing qnalitv. Now is (he life.
neer Meat Market display nicely
interesting meeting.
HeDry Wieder, who is studying time to Plant.
' R C. L yons .
dressed chickens every Saturday.
medicine under Dr. HorsfaM, of
Governor HpDry T. Gage, of
Charles James and family, who Marshfield, visited the* place with
California, will bring snit for libel
have lived in Bandou for neatly a the doctor on Wednesday.
sgsinst ih c “ Call” nnd “ CbroDicle,’,
year, moved to Myrtle Point last
To S heep M en .— All who have of S ud Francisco, aud the "Tim es,”
week.
I sheep to shear will do well to call L f L og Augeles.
— DEALER I N -
A. W. Knox, f Portland, with ft ■ ou> or address B. F. Crow, of C o -1
The greatest remedy of the nge of all kind« of Aches find Pains, Bruise.
F. W. Barker, of this place, lias
compauy o f half a dozen other par- q Ui|jP He is an expert nnd will
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,Cramps and Colic- Sole agent for C och and Curry
just received a letter from Joseph-
ties, went to Curry county last do good work.
¡ up coontv, informing him of the
week in quest of timber laud.
J . C. L A I R D ,
C o q u ille , O r
Uncle Dayid Stone, of Myrtle death o f his brother-in-law, Martin
For Sale at R. S. Knowlion's where oolv first class drugs are ¡kept.
Emerson B. Lane, cashier of thp
Puiat, returned home yesterday
Myrtle Point Bank, arrived from n after making n visit of several days Williams, on May 27th, at Galice
trip to Portland Friday, where he with his niece, Mrs. D. F. Dean, of Creek.
had been for medical treatment.
T. W. Clark, president of the
the H erald . Uncle Dave is in very
Bandon Woolen Mills Co., who re­
H ammers — and all kinds of tools poor health.
turned recently from a trip east,
Will make a specialty o f carpen­
Miss bertha Wilkins, of Bandon succeeded in securing orders suffl
ters fine tools nod hammer the
price down to the lowest notch. paid us a pleasant call on Friday cient to keep the mills running day
as she returned from attendance at and night for the next year.
Call —Kribs.
M s . C . L . M oon .
tne Y. P. S. C. W. convention at
F or S ale .— A fine 880-acre stock Myrtle Poiftt, she being a delegate
R. D. Sanford has received a let­
ranch, on upper Coquille the best
ter from his brother, A. J. SHtiford
from Baud'-u.
on the market, d iit cheap and on
who are at Eureka, California, and
C reamery M en . T homas Krew- who are getting aloug nicely and
good
terms.
ln qu iie at the
son is prepared to furnish the best that Mrs. Sanford has met her
H erald O ffice .
of spruce buttf r boxes and cubes
G a ry
M arried . At Marshfield, Wed­ at the furniture factory in Coquille who have recently moved there A l s o
from L os Angeles.
nesday, June 11, 1902, W, H. Short
City. Address him emlv aud get
and Miss Maud do Nen.p, Loth
D. W. Haley, of Portland, depwty
your order iu in time.
well and favorably known young
Supreme Organizer for order of
Mesdames Laudo nnd Heisoer,
people of that city.
ashington, is in this sectioD
of Marshfield, passed through town looking after the interests of that
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L pupvh are
Friday eu route to EugPLe where I grand and noble order, and he
in town making their friends here
they go as delegates fi om Coos j |1()pes to be able to organize sey-
a visit before departing for Cal­
Bay Circle V\ . O. W. to attend the erH] lodges in this county.
ifornia, which may ho lliis week, nuunut convention.
Sanderson Building near the W harf
and possibly not till next.
W. F. Kennedy, o f this place,
H. C Roy, sou o f J. L. Roy, m at
P a in ts a n d O il
Haviug sold out our business we town, sailed for San Francisco by stnrtej with pack animals oo Sat­
would respeclfully ask all know­ the Alliance yesterday on his way urday for his mines ou Cow creek. We do Upholstering and Undertaking in all their branches.
He showed us some very fine sam-
ing themselves to be indebted to
to his home in Arkansas, after a j p|p8 (,f the yellow stuff wbicb had
us to call and settle at once.
visit of several weeks with his been taken from his prospect, aud
Coquille, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nosier.
McDonald, Proprietor.fHV^^
parents and friends here.
expressed sangniue hopes of suc­
Attorney G. M. Short, of Myitle
cess.
Geo. Wimer, of FishLap wns
Poiut, returned from Marshfield
Mrs. Dr. Owen, of St. Louis, Mo.,
Thursday, having been over to down to town yesterday to oonsnlt
Finest Equipped Shop in Coos County.
attend the wedding o f his brother Dr. Culin, having jammed his side daughter of our townspeople, Mr.
-G E N E R A I, A G EN T F O R -
W. H. Short to Miss Maud de while opeuing a large sliding barn jand Mrs. John Kronenbeig, arrived
Hot and Cold Baths.
Only First-Class Work.
door.
He
susppnted
(hat
a
rib
or
by
the
Mandalay
Sunday,
aud
will
Nevue.
so were fractured.
We hope he enjoy a visit with her parents and
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Grandma Norris, of Myrtle Point, will be all right in a short time. I many friends of her childhood days,
who has been vistliug her daughter, •
all whom will be delighted to see
$2,300 will buy a vprv desirable jjer
Mrs. L- A. Lawborn, <>f this city,
returned to her borne Friday. The little dairy farm wuh 8 cows, sep­
...For Coos County Has Local Agents in each town...
Do not conclude for a moment
old lady seems quite stong for her arator, pigs, chickens, household
that
because
I
am
not
describing
furniture,
farm
tools,
crops,
Ptc.,
MRS
MASTERS, MARSHFIELD.
MRS. E L MOON, CO­
sge.
Yon wanf to pay full respect to
well watered and located.
Time property in these columns everv
QUILLE,
E
W
HERMANN,
MYRTLE POINT.
Frank Millpr, of fishtran, -..as in
the departed. We want to fur­
|
week
that
I
have
none
in
stock,
oo part pay if desired.
nish tbe monument that will be
town yesterday. He informs us
R. D. S anford . j Call or write me for wbat you want.
J®"The Oil put up by the Singer Company is second to none, Give
that Children’s day was celebrated
most creditable to you and your
! 1 have a great variety and gettiug it a trial.
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at the Willowdale church Suoday
faiends.
Stewart Lyons, foreman o f onr [ more each week, and some real bar-
in a very appropriate aud interfac­ mill. returned Sunday from a bnsi- j gams, too.
From simple markers to elab­
1{. D. SANFORD
ing manner.
orate monuments we hive just
npss trip to San Francisco, wlierp
The
Port
Orford
Tribune
o
f
the
what you require. Graceful
The health of MrR. F. Long hav­ ho was successful in placing some llt b inst. gives an extended report
lumber. Mr.
artistic and inexpensive.
ing failed somewhat of late, Mr. L large orders for
of the total distructiou by tire of
C o e s G o -o ja -ty
has decided to close out his harness Lyons has been successful in the thè residence aud ita coutente of A.
ZMZar'bl© " W o r k c s
business, and in order to do so, he past few years, having lost very J. Marsh, assessor o f Curry conty.
is offering everything in the line of little time,
Mr.Marsh is a son-in-law o f onr
harness, saddles and bicycles at
TV. W. Whittington, o f the Sonth ! towns people, Mr. and Mrs. John
bedrock prices.
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Fork, who has been on a trio Kronenbnr, and has many friends
son, through southern Ualiforna and here who exteud their sympathy to
R ev. Mr. Malkey aud
Charles, will start back to Elktoiì Arizona, returned by the Mandalay these good people in their miafor-
next Monday with their team for which arrived Snndav afternoon. tnne.
another load of thiir goods, and He liad been gone since iu April.
The meat trust may hold up the
the family will all move down ns He tells ns that the country is sorae- price of meats, but we bold up the
eoon as the necessary arrangements what dry. hot that the stockmen quality. W'e won’t buy what is not
are all right yet.
can be made.
first class.
We insist on the
W. A. Bean c f Timon, was np to
P rice foh C uccmbeb .— l will best because our customer»* must
♦own Hsturbay on bnnsieas, and pay twenty-five cents per bushel have full value, Whatever you may
infoi ned ns that Mr. Timon b is or fifty cents per 100 ft) for cucum­ want we’ll supply to you and it
the best of prospects at the Dew bers suitable in size for the trade, shall be all that could be deeired in
coal mines he is opining up, hav- ; that is four inches and less in the way of quality.
ing one five-foot
vien o f the finest j length. The , majority
of . pickle
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.
Johnion Dean & Co-
quality. He will be in a position packers limit the producers to
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to ship to good advantage iu the three inches and less. The stan-
,o ur*“ ° ‘ 1 , '-/° (*8 county
near future.
dsrd weight is fifty pounds per
games to place the March -1
«
J »r
TV
n «•
1
bushel.
R C Lvovs fit,ld ffroon,lB last Sunday between I
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Higganbo-
the Marshfield and Bandon team«,!
them, of Oakland, this state, ar- Mrs. R. q yjcQ ajKg and
8oa and proved to be a very exciting
rived iu towo Satuiday snd are ta Jesse and yooogeet daughter, Miss and interesting game, in which the
The finest strawberries at Rich's
George Miller,of the North Fork,
king a look at the county with a Capitols, arriyed in town from
Bandon team came out victorious,! came down Friday with a wagon on Tuesdays, Tb ursdaya and Satur­
view to locating. They drove in Junction city, this stale, where the the score standing 3 to 6 in Bun- load of produce. He iuformed us days. They are choice.
over the old Cooe Bay wagon road, family is d o w located, bringing don 'a favor. Thus far Marshfield of a mishap which occcorred on
Miss May Hanscom, o f Oakland,
which they found very rough, but two wagons and teams for the and Bandon have wou two games the way down. As lie was comiDg
California, who arrived on tbe hay
otherwise they are very favorbaly purpose of getting the bslsr.ee of each, while Coquille has lost two over the N.wth Foik-Norway roed
a week or ao ago, came over to this
impressed with this sectiou. They tli pi r household effects, as well at games, ss the time draws near for be met Miss CliaDdlerw ho was on :
lilac» yesterday aud 18 visiting
went on to the hay to have a look to assist in moving C. D. M a il, those games which will dicide the* horseback, on one of the narrow
friends here.
at tb a tsid eof the county.
and family to that sectiou.
result for the season there will be grades, and as she was turning
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Roberds will
more interest manifest, and we look toward the edge of the grade, lie
take
tbe next north hound Alliance
to see Coquille showing np on ; having stopped his team as close
They will reside
the other hand in the near future. to the bill as he conld get, the for Portland.
in the fofnre on a place tb*y own
yonng lady's horse lost his footing
H'n nlKOlhfrN 1« Know
and went over the grade, falling near Oregon City. We are sorry
Luckily for the to lose these good people.
‘T have used De Witt's Little’ about 39 feet.
W. E. McDuffee banded ns a
yonng
lady,
ahe
struck
the branch­
Early Risers for constipation and
es o f a myrtle tree which separated letter from Mr. acd Mre. E. A.
torpid liver and they are all right. her from tbe horse, cansing her to MeDnffy, of L ot Angeles, Califor­
I am glad to indorae them for I fall clear of the auimal aud rionht- nia, which tella of tbeir getliog
think when we find a good thing we less prevented her being clashed. along nicely, woik being plentiful
ought to let others know it, "writes Tbe animal was considerably bruis­ and their health heioggood. Mrs.
Alfred Heinzc, Quincy, I ’ ll. They ed and lame, hot Miss Cnandler Me. describee a trip to the soldier’«
never gripe or distress. Sure, safe seemed at tbe time to be entirely Home o f that atate on Drcoratioo
¡pills. R S. Knowlton.
uninjnred,
day wbiob waa very mtereatiug.
¿lUp-íllt (Ivin 'Tornili
Sperry’s Flour at Psrry’s store.
HARNESS AT
COST!
Watches
We can furnish the W A T C H
Hßadad)es
Headache and Blurring of the
Wilson Jewelry Co.
Liquid Electricity!
C. M. SKEELS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE!
Furniture bought, sold and ex­
changed.
M ILLIN ER Y
Highest Price Paid For Furniture,
aest c.
Keeps a choice line of up to date
Carpets, Waitings, Wall-Paper,
Windowshades and Poles,
lace curtains,
F&frcty W&fk Material
And the Celebrated R. & G. Corset
All kinds of Stamping done to order.
New Furniture Store,
Milliners Silks Linings and Trimmings.
The Palace Barber Shop,
H E N R Y HAVERKAM P,
Sigger
Sewing
Machines
A
T r ib u te .
for
B u s in e s s .
Atlas O ats
H
C o q u ille
If you want a good dish of mush
for Breakfast call and pur­
chase a package of A t­
las Oats. On Sale
at Lyons’ Store.
Lyons’ Saw Mill
Deals in all kinds of rough and
Dressed Lumber.
MOULDINGS A SPECIALTY.