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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1902)
C im ile C ity S m a lli. TU ESD AY. J U L Y 1, 1902. Church Directory. Episoopel Ohurob.—EpUoopol terrio«« will be held at 8t, James church, Coquille City the third Sunday iu eaoh month. Sunday school at 10 a. m. eaoh Sunday. W o . Horsefatl. Pastor. I f E. Church, South: Preaching each and every Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. to. burn! ay-school every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Senior Epwortb League at 6:80, p. m. Jumor League at 3:30,p. in. Prayerineet- ing Thursday evening at 7:30. H. C. Allen, pastor. C hbistxam C hurch . -Com ou un ion services at 11 a. in. Sunday-school at 10 a. in. En deavor society at 3 p. in. all oorudlly in vited to attend all aerveoes. Ji. E. Church.—Preaching service every 1st. 3rd and ftth. Sunday at 11, a. m. and and 7,80 p. m Sunday school eyery Sunday at 10, a. m. Epworth League, 6 30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Tuursday evening at 7.30. A special inyitation is extended to the publie to attend all services. W. fcr. Holcomb, Pastor. The W. C. T. U. meets every Tuesday at p. m. at the Presbyterian church. Presbyterian Sabboth school every Sab- both a* 10 a. in. Jesse Hall, Superintend ent. Preaching eaoh 2nd and 4th Sabboth at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. You are oordialy invited. Samuel 8. White. Pastor. O min a n B aptist Services by Kev. C. H. Barklow each 2nd and 4lh Sunday in each month, at the Little Church at this place. L O C A L ITEM S. M. U Horsey, oar First street merchant, t o y ’s wool. AayoDe wisbiog stock pastured will do well to cull o d W. A. Jood- oaao, of this place. Auy one wishing carpets wove should call on or address Mrs. B. F. Ciow, o f Coqaille, Or. America's (Jrraiett Need., Indianapolis Newa. The horseless car and the hornless cow, Their merits no one will decry, • But what we moat need - Let inventors give h e e d - la a powderless Fourth o f Julyll Baseball Schedule. June 2 9 —Coqaille vs. Bandon. a I Coquille. July 6- — Marshfield vs. Coquille, a l Maiahfield. J ulv 13.— Baodoo vs. Marshfield, at Bandon. July 20 ■Coquille vs. Marshfield at la quille. July 27.—Marshfield vs, Baodon, at Marshfield. Aug. 3,- -Bandon vs, Coquille, at BaudoD. Aufc 10.— Bandon vs. Coquille, at Coquille. Aug. 17.— Coquille vs. Marsh field, at Marshfield. Aug. 24.— Marshfield vs. Ban don, at Bandon. Aug. 31.— Coquille vs. Bandon, at Coqaille. V a r a lla n D a y s . Vacation time ia here and the children are fairly living out of doors. Th> re could be no healthier place for them. You need o n ly to guard against the accideuta incident al to moat open air sports. No remedy equals De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for quickly stopping pain or removing danger or serious consequences. For cuts, scalds aud wounds. “ I used DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and bruiseB,” says L B. Johnson, of Swift, Texrs. “ It is the best rem edy on the market.” Sure cure for piles and skiu diseases. Beware of counterfeits. B. S. Knowltou. Eugeiie O ’Coaoel, the popular hardware merchant of Marebtield, C reamery M en . Thomas Krew- was over this way on Friday. sou is prepared to tarnish the best Before you order tbat tent for of sprnce butter boxes and cubes your camping outfit, call aud con at the furniture factory in Coquille City. Address him eadv aud get sult L ong’s tbe Saddlers. your order in in time. M. J. Krantz, of the North Folk, made us a pleasant business call A Snap For A Ranter. Wednesday as be was on bia way to tbe bay. A good ranch for rent. About 60 acres cleared, 30 plowlaod, bal Miaa Lizzie Price, o f tbie place, ance in iu grasa. Good house and went to RivertoD Thursday to visit barn, usual farming iuplimeuts with tbe family o f her uncle, E, J. aud one or two good horses and Price. aDd other relatives aud light wagon will be sold cheap to friends. go with the place, also a few bead To S heep M en — All who have o f cattle and 10 or 15 sbeep. Good sbeep to shear will do well to call crop on place tow . immediate on, or address B. F. Crow, of Co- poaaeasion and everthiog ready for uille. He is an expert and will business at once. Cue mile from school; sawmill od place. In good o good work. Blue prints maps of auy Town section for bunting aud fishing. ship in Roseburg, Oregon, Land Rent $165 per year. 3 District, showiug all vacant lands Capt. C. H. Butler, of the tug for 50 cents each. If you want any Triumph, oame up from Baudon information from tbe U, S. Land on a short visit Friday. Hb in Office, address, formed ns that be towed tbe T itle G uahantee & L oan C o . schooners Gem and Parkersburg to Roseburg, Oregon sea lumber laden for Han Francis Carl Bros., o f tbe Norway cream co on Wednesday and Tbur.-day ery, paid off on the 10th inst for respectively, and tbe Lizzie Prien H e reports April, paying 22Jc per pound for iu ou tbe latter date. butter-fat. This is a good show the bar in good condition this sea ing for this new institution, and son. there is no question but these young Cut this out and take it to R. 8. men are assuied of the unqualified Krowlton’s drug store amt get a success they soriobly deserye. box of Chamberlain's Stomach and “ I am usings box of Cbamblain’s Stomach A Liver Tablets and find them the best thing for my stomach I ever used," says T. W. Robinson, Justice o f the Peace, Loomis, Mich. These table not only correct dis orders of the stomuch but regulate the liver and bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents per box For Balo by R. S. Know I ton. Bargains in Spring Goods Hawaii’s Store! Latest Aplique Trimmings P. E. Drone, “ THE V O L C A I t O 'd P E A I H .Y W o r k I m m i b r F a ll «1 r « m | i r l l ■« I h r l»<‘» ir i i r t l » H «1 Ml. l* l«-r r .-,” by Prof. Cbsrlra Morris. L L . D. Mo*» latmae- ly interestinti book ever published. Com plete, thrilling, nnd accurate account ol sreateat diaaater tbat ever befell tbe hu man raoe —creater even than Pompeii. Telia bow Martinique, one of the moat beautiful ialanda in tbe world, wan suddenly trans formed into a veritable hell. About SCO paces, profusely illustrated with photo graphs taken before anil after the disaster. Praotioally only "Martinique Book“ in tbe field, for everyone now insists on having Prof. Morris' book and no other. Best au thor, largest lasrk. illustrated, scientifically accurate. Price. (1 .SI). A t r a l a W a a l - r « l. Enornrour profits for those who act qntoklv. Most liberal terms, f'ntflt 10 cents. Don't lose a minute. B endforout- flt I M M E D I \ m ,Y srtJ b e a t work The ohance of a life-time for making monev. C la r k A «'«*., UWUN . i l It Ml.. 1*1111- •<IH| i I i I h . P a . êW Â Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet* For Sale at a Bargain. NoLossof Time or Money Butcher, KodoS Dyspepsia Cure Cash Paid for Fat Hogs in Shipping Quantities. T , Clmdts. W. I. Any inventor intending to apply for a patent can save money by communicating with the publisher o f this paper. For all kinds of Hall'r Catarrh Cure ia taken internally and aots directly on the blood and muooaa snrfacea o f the system. Send for testimo nials, free. F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O ' 1-ifS otd tw Druggists. 7f-o. Hall’ s Family Pills are the beat. For Sale at a Bargain. J . A. LAM B & CO., Job Printinq- S t AT* o r O hio , C itt o r T oledo , 1 L ions Coon ty, f " Frank J. Cheney makes onth that be ie the senior partner o f the firm of F. J. C he - ehy A Co., doing tmaineaa in the City of To- edo, County and StAte aforeaaid. and tbat said firm will pav the sum of ONE HUN DRED DO LL a HS for each and every case of Catarrh that oannot be cored by the nae of HALL’S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me aDd Bubscribed in my preset reseuco, thia Gth day of Deoember, A. D. 1880. A. W. GLEASON. j S E A L j- Notary Pnblio. Notice to Debtors. All persons knowing tbemsplves to be indebted to me are respect fully called npon to make imme diate settlement as J most have wbat is comming to me to enable me to carry on my business. Yours. Respectfully, W. H . SCHBOEDER. Treasurer’s Notice- OTICE i« hereby Riven that all Connty Warrants endorsed prior to Sept. 1st, N 191X), will be paid on presentation nt my office in Coquille City, Coos connty, Oregon. No interest will be allowed alter Mar. 35. 1901. This 20th day o f Mar. 1902. J. B. DDLLEY. Countv Treasurer. --------------- » ------------- ELECTRICITY. Are you suffering from rheuma tism. Week Back. Nervous trouble or Generally run-down system? Use Electric Belts and Batteries. Far men and women. Electric Insoles keep the feet warm, and prevent catching cold. For booklet aDd circulars, address, E lectric A ppliance Co., Medford, Oregon. your ‘ as EASY! agaB a— Booh and Commercial l/l/oi k in the neatest and latest styles- Call a t the HERALD office Our prices are rig h t HOTEL COQUILLE, J. P. TUPPER, Proprietor, New Boarding House^ M r s . CF. R . W i c k h a m . .F r o p n e t e s s . Agricultural Implements, Paigt s and oils, GLASS. Best GoodS'Lowest Prices. Pioneer Meat Collier Residence..........................Coquille, Ore. Best Table Service. , Rooms Neat and Clean. Courteous Treatment. Handy to Depot nnd Boat Landing. JOHNSON, D E IN & CO., PROPS. p r iv e t , FRESH MEATS o f all K in d Constantly on Hands, FROM MYRTLE POINT TO ROSEBURG. also Fish, Clams and Chickens Having obtained first class rigs and ‘W ' e w i l l p ^ . 37 - t h e H i g t L e s t I = r l c e f e r 31 - 0 13 . teams, I am now prepared to do a C h i c k e n s a n d . w a n t -4 0 d o z e n . general freight and passenger business between Myrtle Point and Roseburg. Will leave Myrtle Point on Tuesday, C la m s on S a le T u e s d a y a n d F r i d a y making one trip a week. Will make trips to Cnquule City when uccaniou requires. First-class accommoda tions guarenteed. J- A. D cbell . Myrtle Point, Oregon „q ar V* & M etf D E A LE R S IN ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE B. FENTON. PR3PRIET) Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in readi ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. Accommodations for Traveling men a speciality. First-Glass Groceries, Drygoods, Boots and Shoes. J ^ > X a r g e ------------ By U.ing Gall Wasting Coupon, Feed and WarG^HousGcnneotior MRS LOTTIE DAVIS, Hole agent for Coos County. Coquille. Oregon. On sals at Gathers hard ware Store. Lime and Cement, HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. c o m a - Hardware, Stoves, Tin and Agate ware Dcorsand Windows, C o q u ille , O re g o n . For Sale. An A 1 stationery Pierce Gasoline Engine, good as new with all equipments. About horse power. Will sell cheap, apply at Wbet- stooe Repair Shop. UTTLE TEMPERANCE HOUSE ESTERBROOK STEEL PEW CO» « ioim si,. «» r«t. 160-acre dairy ranch, machinery E n t i r e l y 2 > T e -w M a n a g e m e n t . Liver Tablets. The best physic. They also correct disor 'e s of the tools aud cream separator and en E l e c t r i c X jlg r H t3 i n e v e r y B J. Q u i c k , Coquille, Or. stomach. Price 25 cents. For sale gine. by R. S. Knowlton. Rates from one to two dollars per day. George Cox, formerly of this ilaoe, now “ chef” in a Tillamook oggiug camp, has written ns for tbe H erald , and in hm letter be tells us that Holland Audersoo,also o f this oounty, is in the same camp, and tbat Hal, about three mouths ago waa thrown from a springboard and butt, being laid up for aome six weeks. He says Mrs. Cox sod tbe baby aie well, and all send regards to fnenda. Summer complaint is unusually prevalent among children this sea son. A well developed case in the writer's family waa cured laet week, rhia signature ia on every box of the genuine by the timely use of Chamberlain's at r a m a « o ld in o o e doy Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy —one of the best pateDt medi cines manufactured and which is always kept on hand at the home of A now house suitatde for Hotel ye scribe. This is not intended as or Boardiog house— 10 bedrooms, a putt for the oompeny, who adver offioe, sewing room, Pnlor Ac , all tise with us, but to benefit littie suf newly furnished, and a N< . 1 new ferer« who may not be within easy Piano, Bathroom and Electric access of a physician. No family I Lights. Lot 50xl0l> feet. Good should be without a bottle of this location; nuw doing a fair busi- medicine in the bouse, especially in uesa. Reason for selling, poor the summer time. Lansing, lows, health. For particulars, enquire of Journal. Foraale by R. 8. Kuowl- W. S in c l a ir . ton. C oq u ille, O r On the arrival of Mr. and Mrs Dr. Roberds at Portland the D octor1 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR. wrote us a letter informing us of T ^ O T I C K in hereby given that the under- their safe arrival at that place, and i 1 signed has Hied his petition in the Court for Coos County Oregon, ask o f their pleasant voyage. Mrs. County mg said Court to make an order allowing Roberds was very sea-sick, bat the him to resign his olBe • sn sdministrntor of D r was able to put in an appear- the estate o f Peter I ssswell, deceased, and the Judge of said Court hns set Wednesday, anoe at tbe table three times a day July 9 1903, ss the day for hearing said pe 9», 1902. and take m all the scenery in reach tition. Haled May El »WAKl ) LAS8WF.LL. and really, for tbe first time, en Administrator Estate of Peter Laaswel), joyed a trip by sea. Hat it was deceased. different with Mrs. Roberds. She wsa exceedingly sea sick all the way up, and was hardly straigbten- oot at the time of writiug. Tbe N * D lM p p m n tm r n l. warm weather was mentioned by saying they had sntnmer in fact Hsvt your ayes tested at your horns and correctly fitted. W rite lo aa well aa in name. They Sold their team in Marshfield and were wait M . O. P O H L , ing for a team to take them out to Practical Optician. their ranch. 1 heir future addreea Myrtls Point, Oregon. will be Curriuaville. Ore. i The Kura I Nurshw. M. From the C'o-ia 11a, New,. T li3 C c m m in e r I The North Dakott Experiment (M r . B ryan ’» P a p e r ) Rev. W. Hoiafall has gone to Station recently issued a bulletin Portland, to att-ud the annual eoc- • The Commoner has attained ou "Corn Culture.” One ot tbe within six mouths from dale of th» conclusions reached then* is that fereui e of the Episcopal church. North Dakota needs corn bred F. M. Friedberg has sent his! fiist issue a circulation o f 100,000 specially for local conditions. This trotter, Bouetla, to Portland, to be copies, a record probably never ia equally true o f Oregon. An entered iu the race» al tbe Irving equa'ed in the history o f American periodical lite,atuie. The unparal other conclusion which ia o f gener ton track, --------- AT---------- leled growth of this paper demon al application ia tbat corn ia, n ext* 1 H H. Lose, at one time pro- strates tbat there is room in the to potatoa, tbe heat preparatory crop for wheat and flax, aud is su printer o f lee Empire saw-.nill, and uewepaper field for n national pa perior to a bare summer fallow ., well kuowu to all the early pioneers 1 per devoted to the discussion of The beat results were obtained iu | o f this county, died iir Situ Frau- polHical, economic, aud social prob lems. X • the columns of The tbat state lust yeai from corn plant cisco ou Friday. C. D. Mi-Farlin, who was iutown Commoner Mr. Bryau contribu'es ed in the early part c f Juue. last week, iuforuis us that the cat- j his best efforts; aud his review of O U R L IN E S ARE C O M P L E T E AN D PRICES 20 P E R CENT The opponents of governmental erpillars were causing considerable | B ELO W FORM ER YE A R S. political events as they arise from aid to irrigation are doing great damage to orchards on North aud time to t'uie can Dot tail to interest Suiting for Tailor Suits, Silk Mercerized Zephyrs, Madras Chamb&y, work for irrigation farming. The Haynes sloughs Other portions of Fancy Dices Ginghams. those who study public questions. glowing pictures they ¡iniut oat of the bay country also report dam Tbe Commoner’s tegular su b the success of farming under irriga age from the pests. scription price is 81 per year. We tion will certainly attract the atten have arranged wi'h Mr. Bryan tion of thousands of eastern farm Pardoned- whereby we cbd furnish his paper ers to the possibilities of the and aud the H erald together for one region and inspire iu them a desire Frank 8. Ingrain the man who year for $2. T be regular subscrip to participate in the benefits to be interfered when Tracy aud Merril tion price of the two pappre when derived from a supply o f water were making way with the prison subscribed for separately is $2.50. noder control u|K>n naturally fertile guards at tbe penitentiary and laud with almost perpetual sun thereby saviug the 1 ife of Girod, shine- The successful develop another of the shop guards and re ment of irrigation farming depends ceiviug a wound which rausea the a great deal more upon getting tbe loss of his leg, was pardoned las' light kind of people interested in LYO N S’ B U IL D IN G , COQU ILLE C ITY, Thursday afternoon though wa- making it a euccess than it does uot made aware of it until Friday K e e p s c c n s t a n t y o n H a n d H ’r e s lJ . M e a t , upon government aid in building He will remain at the prison until reservoirs- o f .A .1 K i n d s he has recovered enough to allow When people become very mnch him to go home. interested iu any one subjec. they Ingram was known ns prisoner Digests what you eat. I oar interest iu other suhjecls which 2737, the following history of his ordinarily attract their attention. case appears ou the record: Mur This preparation contains all of the digestants aDd digests all kinds of In the publication of this paper it der in secoufl degree from Linn food. It gives Instant relief and never lias been observed that the few countv, for life. Committed March fails to cure. It allows you to eat all weeks preceding election are a had 22, 1892 Born in Oregou, was then the food you want. The most sensitive time for subacriptious. When 33 years old. Height 6 fe> t | iuebs tomachs can take it. By its ase many Kousands of dyspeptics bave been everybody has bis raiud on politic weight 170; hair dark brown, eyes ;ured after everything else failed. It al questions tie does not care for gray, complexion dark, shoes 10, .•reventa formation oigas on the stom an agricultural paper The more single, no creed, rends nnd wntps. ach, relieving all distressafter eating. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. excitement there haaheen tbe more by occupation a farmer. O o c i-u ille C i t y . O r e g o n . _____ K o a n ’t h e lp fulling off in subscriptions for the time being. This year’s subscrip A big snpDly of Newbro’a Her- b l f t d o yOU (JOOd First-class ¡ d every respect; courteous treatment. Transient sDd reg tion business was not perceptibly picide, the great dandruff cure. «I : ular Boarding aud Lodging. affpeted by the election and we in McDonald’s tousona parlors. 1 jj ^ Knowlton fer tbat most of the voters were not Whita Labor. First street—east end of bridge. absorbed in politics to the usual extent. This does not imply that PENS they did not take any interest in election, and it is probable that iu fact they were in Ihe best possible frame of mind to vote with good INI ITANDARD PENS EVERYWHERE. 15 0 S t y l e t ■ road Point*. - judgment- __________ _ _ _ _ _ M d fcj All Statltncn. GOOD VALUES OUR MOTTO Cive Us a Trial! ohnson s M il l , K lan. uftL O turee -liLllIPBEF;, h W m , E T e .^ - flP P L E B O X E S , D R Y F IR IS ^ IQ G S P E C IA L T Y . Patterns for bouses, bam*, and bridges furnished promptly. Deliveries of lumber and shingles made by rail or water.
