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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1903)
Wuow I lake flour at 1 erry s Official County Court Proceeding, January R B Ray, labor r d 16......... John Waltermeir, labor r d Sail rnaoker .1— the finest— at I903 1erm- 16........................................ Lyon's store. Ladies’ bats below cost at Mrs. E A Howey, labor r d 16..... LOCAL it e m s . A farm to lease toi 6 years. Ap Sugg’s. A1 Snead, labor Bear Creek- - Str Echo, frt on lumber r d ply at tins offioe. Bandon road, 2 per cent 22........................................ Order Peart's coal. Mackintoshes aud rubbers at Perfumery— the finest imported fund ................................ . 22 50 Peter Michelbrink, keepjfur- the Emporium. Buy a Hiuzc piano. at the New Drug Store. IA McNair, hardware Bear ry across N Coos river for J. H. Giles, of Myrtle Point, was Creek-Bandon road.......... 16 07 New goods at Perry’s this week. 1902.................................... Just received at Kuowltou's, a in town yesterday. Ordered that R P Hunt be paid C H Bunch, labor on r d 16 huge stock of grass seeds Wall paper at the Furniture Store. ; the sum of $200 02 out of the 5 per F G Bunch, labor r d 16..... Tbo scarlet fever talk lias about The Emporium is headquarters { ceut road fund to pay the following J A Sneed, hauling r d 16.. Fall stock of grass seeds at died out in tbis place. for ladies aud gents underwear. Knowlton’s drug store 1 hill in improving tbe road in road Andrew Olson, sul as supt r Writing tablets, pens, pencils, d 1 ...................................... For first-class hay, for horses or district No 24: A balf Jersey inileb cow for etc., at tbe New Drug Store. C E Hanson, sal ag supr r d sale. Inquire at tbis office. Rev. Mr. Starmer, of Myrtle cattle, apply to John Fox, jr., Co R P Hunt, superintending 2 .......................................... quille. work .................................. 30 00 Tbe Emporium is olouug out its Poiut, was in town Saturday. C F McCollum, sal os supr r John H Tucker, !)£ days’ For Oregon cassiocere clothing If your scissors are dull, take Btock of rope, uails, and saws. d 3 ....................................... work man and team.. .... 28 00 call at the Emporium and get G. 8. Davie, tbe Norway cream them to McDonald, tbe barber. John Bear, sal as supr r d 4 T J Wooden, 9 } days’ \.ork prices. Highest murket price paid for ery man, was lu town yesterday. and cash paid out............. man and team................... 28 00 For fine cigars go to the New chickens at Johnson Deau A Co.’s Chas Rodine, sal as supr r d R. 8. Kuowlton keeps Inter Alonzo Davis, 5$ days' work Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, 6 and work on Glenn creek man and team................... 1G 50 national Stock and Poultry F >od. ^ A new line of clothing at the proprietor. Emporium. Call and price them. road ................................... Wilber Davis, 5 days 6$ hrs Koowltou's writing tablets, pen For the best of fresh standard work................................... 8 73 A Tyberg, work cr. Glenn For fresh cookies, doughnuts, cil tablets aDd pencils are tbe very creek road......................... patent medicines go to the New etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant, Fred Davis, 10 days............. 15 00 best. Joe Larson, work on Glenn Drug Storo- J F Alumbaugh, 14} days... 22 00 Front Btreet. Dr- 8trange, tbe Myrtle Point creek road................ ........ F L Bridgen, 4 days.......... 12 00 Perrv Brewer and George H al dentist, went to Bcndou on Satur Sewing machines sold on the in Simon Anderson, work on Port Summers, 4 days........ 6 00 ter, of Fishtrap, were down to town day. stallment plan at the Now Coquille Glenn creek road............... C F W Blumcnrother, 4 1-8 Saturday. Furniture Store. Mis. Chas. Pendleton, of River- days ...................... 6 19 And Lundquist, work on Ed" Fish, now of North Bend, tou, went to tbe Point yesterday to Glenn creek road............. Rev. Mr. Mulkey will preaoh at Samuol Jackson, 6 2-8 days 9 35 Carl Anderson, work on was over this way on business the visit friends. the Christian church on Bnnday W W Smitb, } day. ...'........ 50 last o f the week. Glenn oreek road............. Fred J. Smitb, of Remote, was morning and evening. Fred Miller, 11 days............. 2 25 John Henderson, work on Anyone wishing fine Blue Nile down this way greeting old friends J P Hunt, 1} days................. 2 25 Anyone wishing a spanking Glenn creek road............... Peas, apply to W, H, Schroeder or last week. driving team will do well to call A McNair, powder, caps and Jesse Ott, work on Glenn Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon. nails.................................... 11 25 8. M. Nosier went down tbe creek road.......................... We will pay $3.00 and $3.50 per on G. W. Wimer, of Arago. A Davis, timber.................... 1 00 Joseph Schapers, work on river yesterday in tbe interest of A car load of brand new furni dozen for one hundred dozen Ordered that S B Dye be appoint his creamery. Glenn creek road............... ture for C. M. Skeels, this week to ed to superintend work of improv chickens. J ohnson D ean A Co. Mrs E Ott,cooking for hands Foil S ale :— A bran now buggy, go in bis new store in the Odd Ed McAdams and Miss Holver- ing county road near Poor Farm on Glenn creek road........ with tongue and shafts. Apply to son, of near town, were married on Fellows building. about 95 rods in length, 47 days Alfred Storo, 120 lbs beef J. 15. Fox, Coquille. a trip to Portland a few days since. New music and musio books con having been subscribed, and the for crew on Gleen creek >- Anyone wishing a good, cheap E. A. Pbilpot, of Bandon, was stantly received at the music store county to furnish balance of labor r o a d ................................... heavy wagon will do well to oall at up to this place aud Myrtle Point o f Chas. Grissen Music Co., Odd needed. Alfred Rodine, labor on the H euald office. last ,week looking for a business Fellow’s building, Marshfield Oreg. Glenn creek road.............. Ordered that $250 be appropriat F ob R ent .—A Deat little place location. ed iu opening the Coquille-Riverton E O’Connel, powder, etc for Umbrellas, leggings nud other James Haft, of Port Orford, came in tbe suburbs of Coquille. For Gleen creek road............. and Lampa Creek rond in road dis winter goods at the Emporium. particulars apply to II.T . Sohweers. up Saturday and is visiting his trict 20. Work to b£ done under Coos Bay Creamery, 90 lbs Fine grade of Silver iPruues, 3 the supervision of A Snead, super butter for crew on Glenn If you have a house or barn to sister, Mrs. H. T. Schweers, near pounds for 10 cents at Kauematz. visor road district 20 who shall road ................................... move, oall on or address W. A. town. The prices will surprise you on make report of said work to county H Sengstacken, supplios for M. G. Pohl, the optician of Goodman, Coquille City. men and boys clothing at the court. crew on Glenn creek road F or S alk .- One new heavy wagon Myrtle Point, was in town yester Emporium. Ordered that W P Holman, sup Z T Thomas, sal ns dep supr — 3$— and two good horses. In day and our office was remembered r d 6 ................................... by a pleasant call. a uice Hue of white skirts and ervisor road distiict 19 be author quire at the H kuald office. To make rtiom for her spring shirt waists will be closed out at ized to rebuild bridge across Two J W Catching, sal as supr r Will Disher was in town Satur slock of ladies’ hats Mrs. Sugg oost at the Emporium. d 10 ................................... Mile Creek in road district 19; lum day looking well, having fully re will sell her present stock at prices ber and nails for same to be furnish John Barker, sal ns supr r d K nives — Cut friendship. But the covered from his recent attack of below oost. See her bargains. 11........................................ oues you get from Kribs will make ed by county and work to be done E N Harry, sal as supr r d grip- by snbscribers. McDonald, the barber, has se him your friend forever. 12........................................ M abkied :—I n Coquillo City, cured a uewly patented device for Ordered that petition for Myrtle Thomas Talbot, sal as supr Johnson, Dean A Co., of the Pio January 17, 1103, by Judge Har- liarpeuiDg scissors. Those need- r d 13 and 12 to be paid locker, Geo. L . 'i'llotaon and Mrs. lug scissors sharpened should call neer Meat Market display nicely Point-Cooper Bridge road be dis missed, for the reason that a re dressed chickens every Saturday. Henry Hansen................. Myrtle Howell. at once. monstrance with more names than John Grandy, sal as supr r Chas. Mulkey is furnishing some 8ce tbe new ad of the Now Fur F ob S a l e — One fine roau Dur d 15.................................... Leave your order with there was on the petition was filed. niture Store on this page. Mr. ham Ball, year-old past, $20. Also fine wood. A Flanders, sal as supr r d William Gallier, the hardware man. Bill« ordered paid: 8keels|lms a fine stock nud is Hell two fresh cows, 3 and 4 years old, 16........................................ R. Pomeroy, of near Parkersburg Neal A Hyde, furnishing and ing at right prices. $00. Will trade for calves. En W T Brady, sal as supr r d driving pilos at Coos City 42 00 S. J. Tuttle, one of our hotel quire of C. A. Pendleton, Riverton. came up yesterday to see his old 17........................................ men, is quite feeble of late. The Wm. Cox, of Port Orford, who friend, S, J. Tuttle, who is very J A Lyons Estate, lumber T S Evernden, sal ns supr r for r d 15, 16 and 23........ 364 33 old gentleman's health Ims been bad spent a couple of weeks in this low’, but slightly improved in the d 18.................................... J A Lamb A Co, nails, hdwr, failing for some time. place and vicinity visiting with his last day. W P Holman, sal as supr r etc for r d 12, 16, 22 and Rev. Crumley, of Bandon, wont Anyone wishing carpets or rugs daughter, Mrs. J. W. Leueve, and d 19..................................... 27........................................ 100 39 woven cheap, call on Mrs. K. Hol- ninny friends, returned home W ed with hut family to Myrtle Point to- Albert Sneed, sal as supr r Wm Rich, sup for r d 16.... 14 00 day, where he will hold meetings nesday. versou, three miles west o f Coqni'le d 20..................................... Indigent and Insane: on the McAdams place. W H Williams, sal as supr Violins, banjos, guitars, man for a week aud then he goes to John Preuss, rued for ii.di- Giavel Ford. r d 21................................. H ammebs —and all kinds of tools doline from $5 upward; a tine line gents Ebb and Ram6ford.. 27 00 G W Wimer, sal as supr r d W. F. Ktnalow, late of Tula, Will make a specialty of carpen o f the best pianos and organs at L Harlocker, r r faro for in 22........................................ ters lino tools aud hammer the the Chas. Grissen Music Store, Texas, drove a bargain with Perry digent................................. 1 50 George Mullen, sol as supr Marshfield, Ore., Odd Fellows’ Robison today for uiue lots in price down to tLe lowest notoll. E A Anderson, burying Chas r d 23................................. Bandon and two in this city, near building. Call —Kribs. A nderson...;...................... 12 00 R P Hunt, sal as supr r d tbe residence of Capt. Butler. Blue prints maps ot any Town Tbe Chas. Grissen Music Co. hss E G Flanagan, meats, etc, 24........................................ For International Stock and lately been established at Marshfield ship in Roscburg, Oregon, Land Joshua Nelson................... 10 41 A J Radabapgh, sal as supr with Rev. R. C. Lee as Manager. District, showing all vacant lands Ponltry Food, the best preparation Kruse A Stauff, provisions r d 27................................. All orders left at the H erald office for 50 cents each. If you want any to keep your herds and flocks in for Nelson and Ramsford 39 45 R H Rosa, lumber for r d 19 information from the U, S. Land tine condition, se<* R. S. Knowlton, Joseph Ferry, provisions for will receive prompt attention Harry Flanders, 4 loads the druggist F F Winters....................... 19 54 Among other enterprises to be Office, address, wood for c h .................... T itle G uarantee A L oan C o . inaugurated in tbis place iD the A M Magill, 2 loads wood F or R ent .— A fitst-claes dairy Christensen A Johnson, 3 Rosuburg, Oreg. coffins for indigent«......... . 30 00 very Dear future is a steam laun for c h .............................. ranch, thrive miles North of town. dry. This will prove a great con Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collier, of Thore is a good team of horses John Bear, burying George Coquille Water Co, 5 mos Dilley ................................ 10 00 venience to the people o f the town Fishtrap, went to visit Mr. C ollier’s and wagon, and uiue cows go with water for c h ............ . and valley. father, II. J. Collier, a short dis the place. Appl to S. S. McAdams, L H Heisner, burying Alon- Coquille River Elec Co, 4 »1 Tucker........................... 20 00 at Ibis place. OraDdma Sage is very ill at tbe tance down the river yesterday. mos lights for c h ............ DrWnlter Culiu.med attend residence of her daughter, Mrs. F. Wm Rich, sund for-c h . . . . The crowned heads o f every nation, ance indigent and ex of in The Coquille City Creamery The rich men, poor men and misers, A. White. Owing to the old lady’s J A Lamb A Co, paint, stove sane .................................... 41 50 All join in paying tribnte to advanced age—89—her reoovery payed off at 28 cents per pound for etc for e h ......................... Dewitt’ s Litile Early Risers. J P Tupper, board, bed December on the 15th. We wish will necessarily be slow, but we Str Favorite, 15 tons coni H. Williams, San Antonio, Tex., clothes, etc for indigent... 25 70 to announce to the dairymen that hope she will be all right before and frt on lumber............. we will pay 28 cents per pound for writes: Little Early Riser Pills are L G Simmons, nursing indi long. R S Knowlton, sund for o h the best I ever used in my family. gents ................................... 18 50 butter fat for January and Feb. and indigents.................... DeLaval cream separators—the ruary. I unhesitatingly recommend them to G A Robinson, clothing for 8. M. N obler , Wm Gallier, sund for c h .. world’s standard— every style aud everybody. R. S. Knowlton. in d igen t............................ 1 00 Prop, J A Lyons Estate, lumber size, haDd and power, home and Friday next is the time set for J T McC'ormac, med care of for c b ................................. factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in A quiet wedding took place at indigent at co hospital... 199 00 Mrs S Whetstone, washing capacity, 150 to 1800 inprice. the home o f C. O. Dryden in Co the school tax meeting Don’t for W H S Hyde, ex of Bertha for prisoners..................... S. M. N obler , quille City, on Wednesday Janu get the date, but go and do your Hendrickson, insane......... 5 00 Mrs Howell, washing for ary 14, 1903, C. H. Flitcroft, late of duty. There is no subject equal Mrs J L Jenkins, boaid, bed Coquille,Ore. prisoners........................... Presiding Elder E. L. Fitch, of Michigan, and Miss Jessie Gard that of education of onr boys and and clothing for indigent Harry Flanders, 10} tons the M. E. church, South, held very iner, sister o f Mrs. C. H. Fry, of girls, and there is nothing which Italian................................ 25 00 coni for c h ....................... interesting services in tbirp lace this place, were joined in holy commends a country to a newcomer Dr Walter Culin, medical Mansell A Son, 3 tons coal on Sunday morning and evening. wedlock, Rev. H. C. Allen, offic like good schools. attendance at poor farm... 6 00 and hauling for c h .......... They returned to tbe bay Quarterly conference was held od iating. G. Lavelle, our new sawmill man Wm Rich, groceries and Saturday befoie. He will con- at onco after their marriage. They returned from bis trip to Portland clothiDg for poor farm..... 48 75 S B Cathcart, establishing 5 corners and recording tione his work by bolding meet have tbe best wishes of many yesterday, and he informs us that Z C Strang, groceries and same, 7 50; pd for field ings at Myrtle Point and the North friends on the river aDd on (he he is ready to prooeed with tne clothiDg for poor farm..... 90 48 notes from U S Surveyor Fork church the -balance o f the bay, with whom the H erald joins construction of the mill as soon as C II Fry, supt poor farm, 4 General, 35 00; tracing pa in congratulations. week. he gets a favorable jeport from mos ending Dec 31, 1902.. 191 65 per and taking observa E. B. Price, of Riverton, who Contract for keeping the poor J. Ehrman, late of Portland, a Washington in regard to his boom tions, 3 75.......................... has been the postmaster at that practical packer, who was in this privileges, and the weather is at all fann for the year ending Feb. 28, E B Price, hall rent at Riv place for several years past, hss place lately looking for a location, favorable. 1904, awarded to C H. Fry for the erton June election.......... sent in his resignation and the has been offered special induce sum of $575 00. E. J. Price, the Riverton saw The Sun, cert of sale and eps postmaster-general has given ments by North Beud aDd will pro mill man who was hurt a couple for sheriff........................... Ordered that Marguret Fulton be notice that the office will be dis ceed at once to go into business at of weeks ago by a flying piece o f a paid the sum of $10 per month for Coquille Herald, letter heads continued the last of this month. at place. TbiB is an enterprise pulley which burs ted on the plan care and support of.Rachel Wilson, for sheriff........................ .. However, we sre informed that a which this county should thorough er, was io town today. W e are an invalid. Mrs M A Flitcroft, expense petition has been circulated ask ly appreciate regardless of its lo glad to see Mr. Price able to be in sending Murial Russell ing tbe appointment o f Wm. Rohm, cation, and that Mr. Ehrmann Petition for an appropriation for out so soon. He had a close call to Boys and Girls Aid So wbioh petition will doubtless tie thoroughly understands his busi indeed and is to be congratulated cutting brush on county road bo- ciety .................................... granted and tbe town not left with ness there is no question, and an twcon Fairview and Dora, continu upon being able to be out At all. Dr K A Leep, ex of Mrs out the convenience of a post- up-to-date packing establishment ed for the term. Martin, insane.................. office. Mrs. A. C. Frgen accompanied conducted under his supervision Petition for relocation of a por V N Perry, sal as c h janitor by her son. R. C., on New What L ater .— The petition mentioned will mean the saving o f many tion ot the Empire-Bandon road al mos 15 d s....................... above has been heard from, and hundreds of dollars to tbe people com, Wash., arrived in town Wed lowed, and L. D. Smith, JamesCo- Stephen Gallier, board of nesday, having come down from the order discontinuing the office of Coos county, besides the creat wan and D Müssen appointed v.aw- prisoners, e tc .................... Portland on the steamer Prentiss, ing a steady market for hogs. has been recinded. ers and S B Cathcart, surveyor, and W H Bunch, 3 mos salary as and paid Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Back that they meet at Joe Nay Slough school supt and postage,. a short visit when she proceeded fo Bandon with her mother, Mrs. bridge on Feb. J6, 1903 at 10 J S Lawrence, sal a assessor o ’clock a. m. 99 days and postage........ G. M. Dyer, whom she will visit foT a while. , Petition for location of a county Ray Collier, 17 days’ work in olerk’s office.................. I road between John A Rhode land Wm Oddy, of Camas Valley, to a low gap on the Hermann Estate Stephen Gallier, 1 n o sal as sheriff................................. wlu> was down through this valley ; in Sec 5, twp 30, range 12, allowel, 'ast year taking orders for a new and I T Weekly, J D Bnrklcw and E M Gallier, 1 mo sal as dep sheriff......................... remedy for catarrh, will lie here E Davenport npjiointed viewers, again about the first of next and H B Cathcart, surveyor, and L H Hazard, 1 mo sal as co c le r k .................................. month. In case yon are troubled that they meet at houae of Mrs W with this disease in any form, you P Hermann, Feb 26, 1903 at 10 L H Mast, 1 rao sal as dep •lionld not fail to nee nias. He o’ clock a in. co c le r k ............................. cairies manv testimonials from J B Dulley, 1 mo sal as co Ordered that the following bills people to whom yon may refer as be paid: (Continued) io the value o f thin remedy êo^kiMt £Uy Iterali llip e olives in bulk lit L yin '« store. Fine Watches, Jewel ry, Clocks, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Optical Goods. 25 00 30 70 33 00 Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing. 2 00 Wilson Jowelrv Co. MORE FURNITURE BARGAINS. F o r J a n u a r y S a le s . 122 85 94 00 102 50 33 50 76 00 Bedrobm Sets fro m ..................................................$12.00 up Bed LouDges aud Couches.........................................9 75 up Parlor C h a ir s ...............................................................1 00 up Diuing C hairs.................................................................. 50 up Floor Mattings, per yard...............................................15 up Window Shades.............................................................. 33} up All other goods in proportion. New Furniture Store. 82 00 ODD F E L L O W S BUJftDTNG - - • GOQUJtLLE, ORE 43 80 44 50 41 90 O .C . SANFORD D E A L E R IN - 54 25 9 60 32 23 164 35 REAL ESTATE. C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . 22 30 56 95 5 34 50 97 R e n t s H o u s e s a n d F a m s , Dr- G en eral A g e n c y B u s in e s s . Office— Up-stairs near Postoffice. 40 00 43 77 New Drug Store,! 1 GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP J i GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Prescriptions A Specialty. Having had many years of experience iu this line we are prepared to give all the ___ best of satisfaction. iGolden Building - I 1 ? 4 i {• Coquille, Oregon. | rnm% 64 80 12 96 5 00 2 50 15 00 33 00 6 95 32 25 55 50 8 15 70 3 07 I8 60 1 30 36 75 Coquille 24 25 46 25 1 50 8 00 3 00 66 05 5 00 105 00 133 60 239 85 298 00 29 75 166 67 60 00 100 00 Canned Fruits! W e have on hand a large and well selected stock which we are offer ing at the following prices: Our Pie Fruits consists of Apricots, gallon tins, 30 cents Peaches, " 35 ” Cherries, ” 40 " Pears. " 35 “ Our Table Fruits consists of Peaches, 20 cents. Apricots, . .. 15 “ Pears . 25 ” Cherries, . . 25 “ W e also carry H ayw ards T om atoes’at can and the celebrated Lion brand corn 2 for 2 5 cents. We gum antee every can of the above named articles 75 00 represented LYONS’ STORE.