Coquille City herald., January 27, 1903, Image 3

.MVrtlv I’mns Knt«rpiuit>.l
Ed While Escapee at Salem.
There wil’. 1» n meeting of the
and others interested ill
Salem, Or., Jan. ‘¿ 1.- Ed White, a 1 farmers roads
LOCAL ITEMS
at John son's hull, Fri­
| trusty convict m the penitentiary, good
day,
January
30, 1903, at 1:80 p m.
ran
away
tliiH
afternoon.
He
wns
Ord«>- Teart's coal.
Everyone should attend.
Mackintoshes and robber* at ( Lyou’s storo.
serving
a
term
for
burglarly
iu'Coos
Buy a Hiuzo piano.
tho Emporium.
a farm to lease for (i years. Ap- county. He was received about five Frank VanBebber, of Nome City,
years ago and had about four years has bonded the Jamieson mine on
New goods at Ferry’s this week. Lue Huy, of Myrtle Foint, wns in ply at this office,
to serve. By his good conduct Sixes river. Mr VnnBebber will
j Perfuuiory—the tiuost imported yet
Wall paper at the Furniture Store. town yesterday.
ho had earned tho privileges of a operate the mine on n largo scale
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Writing
tablets,
pens,
pencils,
I
-—at
the
New
Drug
Store,
Fall stock of grass needs at etc., at the New Drug Store.
trusty, and was employed us assist­ and things will be moro active this
j
JuBt
teoeived
ftt
K
u
ow
W
.,
a
Knowlton’s drug store
ant druggist. He was of middle year in the Sixes than ever before.
If your scissors are dull, tnko ! large stock of grass seeds,
age, 5 feet 11J inches tall, weight Much development work will be
A half Jersey tniToh cow for them
to McDonald, the barber. j T||d E
jum ¡. beadquart(,rB 165, dark-brown bair and mustache, done and quite a rush to tho Sixes
sale. Inquire at this office.
blue eyes, medium complexion rnd is expected when springtime comes.
I
lue
grade
of
iSilve*
Prune»»
d
for
|H(jjeB
RlKj
genta underwear,
The Emporium is closing out its pound« for 10 ceutn at Kanematz ; Tf ,
,
.
regular
When be left tho It is also reported that coarse gold
t
. . . | Umbrella», legging» and other prison no features
stock of rope, nails, aud suits :
were
tbo
conviot stripes, diggings bn vo been discovered in
... i Highest
market
price
paid for winter goods at the Emporium.
No. 415a on each garment. He Elk rivet and this will add to the
t n l / o n a u at ( . JohuBuu
f n l m u n t i Dean
I I n n n ,tr
Nelson Jones, of Rendon, was chickens
A Co.'s For first-olass hay, for horses or is with very
deliberate in speech and excitoment. Many years ago Chi­
op this way ou business Saturday. A new line of clothing at tho
oattle, apply to John Fox, jr., Co- pleasing in manner. He has cut nese minors took out considerable
It. S. Kuowlton keeps Inter­ Emporinm. Call and prico them.j j j qnille.
scars on tho first and third lingers gold from the Elk river country,
#
For January Sales
national Stock and Poultry Food For the beat of fresh standard
of the right hand. The escape is but of late years that region has
cassia:ere clothing not
Bedroom
Sets
from................................r ........... $12.00 up
Kuowltou’s writing tablets, pen­ patent modioines go to the Now i call For at Oregon
to any negligence, as an es­ been negicotod. There are many
the Emporium and get cape due
Bed
Lounges
and
Conches................................. ..9 75 up
cil tablets and pencils are the very Drug Store.
is
possiblo
at
all
times
under
who
believe
the
eountry
very
rich
Parlor C hairs...................................................... . .1 00 up
best.
the
trusty
system.
and
it
will
now
be
througoly
pros­
J. V. Foster,, of Itive.ton, was! i prices.
Dining Chairs........1.................. ........................... ... .50 up
For fine cigars go to the New
pected.
Commissioner Demeut, of Myrtle among our list of Coquille visitors Drug
Floor MattiDgs, per yard.................................... ---- 15 up
Store,
Dr.
G.
A.
Churchman,
Point, was in town the last of -the on Friday.
The farmers connected with tele­
Window- Shades.................................................. ....33j, up
proprietor.
week.
phone
line
down
the
river
met
at
The prioes will surprise you on i For fresh cookies, doughnuts,
All other goods in proportion.
H. L, Carl's Monday evening and
Mr, Kinney, tho Great Central men aud hoys clothing at the j | etc-, call at Thompson’s restaurant, The heavy rainfall of Thursday, formed
an association which will be
promoter, has sold his Roseburg Emporium.
Friday and Saturday gave us the known as the Fanners’ Telephone
street.
addition.
Anyone wishina fine Blue Nile i Front
water on Sunday we have Co. No, 1. H. L. Carl was olected
COQUILLE, ORE
K nives —Cut friendship. But the highest
F ob S ale :—A bran new buggy Peas, upply to W, II, Schroeder or ones
had since 1890. Our mails are a manager and treasurer. The line ODD FELLOWS BUILDING - *-
you
get
from
Kribs
will
make
with tongue and shafts. Apply to Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon.
day behind, aud ourjrailroad is un­ wil) be completed to W. H. Schroe-
him your friend forever.
J. B. Fox, Coquille.
to run trains farther this way
by next Monday and the fol­
Johnson, Doan A Co.t of the Pio­ Anyone wishing a spanking able
from Marshfield than Coaledo, the der’s
lowing subscribers have been se­
Anyone wishing a good, cheap neer Meat Market display nicely driving team will do well to cal! track
being mostly under water
alroady: Carl Bros., tho Jau
heavy wagon wil! do well to call at dressed chickens every Saturday. ou G. W. Wimer, of Arago.
from here to that place, and, we are cured
Root
place,
J. T. Dunlap, J. H. Bark-
' tho H erald office.
We will pay $3 00 and $3.50 per
informed, very badly washed out low, J, C. Lett,
J. S. Lafferty, W. H.
DEADER IN
a nice line of white skirts aud dozen for one hundred dozen W. T. Lehuherr, the popular of position in many places. About Schroeder
and
J.
W. Clinton. This
liverymau
at
Myrtle
Point,
came
6hirt waists will be closed out at chickens. J o h n so n D ean A Co.
all
the
damages
donn
in
this
part
give the farmers free com­
down with the big waters on Snn- of the valley is done to the rail­ will
cost at the Emporium.
munication
Point
M,
G.
Pobl,
the
Myrtle
Point
oc-
day.
road. On the upper river the rail­ exchange and with will the be Myrtlo
Chas. Mulkey is furnishing some culist, made a very successful trip
a
great
con­
fine wood. Leave your order with to Riverton the latter part of the B orn .—In Coquille City, Jan- road has suffered even more than venience to this town and that sect­
William Gallier, the Liar Jware mau. week.
i tiary 21, 1903. t<> Mr. and Mrs. iu the past, and the farmers have ion. Tho farmers deserve much
Aaron Wilson, a bouncing baby lost considerable fencing. The long credit for the interest they havo tak­
F or K ent .—A neat little place Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Field, o i. boy.
trestle approaching the railroad en in tho matter and are to%e com­
in the suburbs of Coquille. For Bandon, returned from their trip
bridge near the mouth of the North mended on this marked degree of
particulars apply toH. T. Bohweers. tu San Francisco on Wednesday of Miss Doll Fox, of the Daily Fork
is considerably wrecked and
If you havo a house or burn to last week.
i Coast .'rail, waa over to see her damaged. The trestle at Cedar enterprise.
move, call ou or address W. A. To tnako room for her spring | j folks and friends the latter part of Point is also removed from its
Bamlon Kcoordir.
Goodman, Coquille City-
foundation, and near the McAdams Miss Elma
stock of ladies’ hats Mrs. Sugg! I the week.
Nelson lias been suf­ R «ns Houses and Pams, Dcv
Fort S ale .- Ononew heavy wagon will sell her present stock at prices The Enterprise is advertising a place there are two or three slides fering from pneumonia
from
onto the track, while near Coaledo pneumonia for some days for
—3J—and two good horses. In­ below cost. See her bargains.
good
roads
meeting
to
take
place
at
General Agency Business.
past,
but
a
largo
tree
tell
across
a
bridge
quire at tho H ebai . d office.
hall in Myrtle Point cutting in two.
McDonald, the barber, has so- Johnson's
•
has been improving the last three
Office—Up-stairs near Poetoffice.
Sea the new ad of Hie New Fur­ cured a newly patented device for > next Friday.
The long trestle on which the days.
niture Store on this page. Mr. sharpening scissors. Those need­ A car load of brand uew furni­ track
from John Peart’s coal mine John Micrnnu. of Portland, was
scissors sharpened should call ture for C. M. Hkeels, this week to
Skeels|bas a fine stock and is sell­ ing
runs
from the hill to the main looking after his interests in con­
at once.
ing at right ptices.
go in his new store iu the Odd track was
taken a half mile down nection with the jetty improvement
Anyone wishing carpets or rugs M. D. Kyle, of Arago, was in Fellows building.
the
river
which
be a big draw­ for which he has the contract. He
woven cheap, call ou Mrs. K. Hol- town yesterday. This gentleman New music and rnnsio books con­ back to M r. Peart will
jastias
he w as get­ loft yesterday ou his return homo.
versou, three miles west of Coqui'la is a uew-comer aud would like to stantly received at the music store ting his mine in good working
or­ Dairyville is coming, That is,
confer
with
someone
who
has
a
:
on the MoAdams place.
of Ohas. Grissei, Music Co., Odd der,and will cause him much delay. tho Dairyville Cornet Band will do
good
ranch
for
rent.
Fellow ’s building, Marshfield Orog. We have heard of no Btook being Buudon on 8t. Valentine’s day, Feb.
E. C. Whitley, of the Fairview
neighborhood, returned from a trip F or S a l e . —One fine .oan Dur- For International Stock aud drowned, but there must have been 14. The band will give a dance
GEO- A- CHURCHM AN, PRO P
some at Ieabt However, the rains hero on Saturday evening the 14th,
to the bay last week aud spent a
Poultry
Food,
the
best
preparation
on slowly and with plenty of and one of the features of tno oc­ GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT
day or so in this place.
to keep your herds arc! flocks in came
warning, giying the people a good casion will bo a street concert.
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES
H ammers —and all kiuds of tools
fine condition, see R. 8, Knowlton, chance
to look after all live stock.
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Will make a specialty of carpen­
the druggist.
In short, outside of the railroad
ters
fine
tools
aDd
hammer the
M
cD
uuubl
tb
c
b
a
rb
e
r,
line
ju
st
and Mr. Peart there lias been much
pi 1 Lti tli tit ii tu me »owes! nOTCll.
received a full stock of barbers’ more good than harm done by the C. S. Laughead is making prep­
Call-K ribs. '
supplies of the finest quality which high water.
The Chas. Grisaon Music Co. has
arations to open a brick yard and
he sells at bottom prices, a8 well as
lately boen established at Marshfield
tile factory ou Chas. Doano’s place
a
big
supply
of
Nowbro’s
Herpi-
with Rev. R. C. Lee As Manager.
on Catching slough. This is some­
Academy Notes.
cide.
All orders loft at the H kbald office
thing that is badly needed ou the
Having had many years of experience in this line
S tray II ohses .— T wo bay mares,
will receive prnnpt attention.
bay. Is the right sort of material
we nre prepared to give all the
one
about
10
and’
the
other
4
yea^s
Little
has
happened
at
the
Acad­
can
be
found
and
properly
worked
Gus Mael, of this place is at
best of satisfaction.
emy
this
week
out
of
the
usual
old.
have
been
aoout
the
place
of
thero
will
be
plenty
of
demand
for
Marshfield for the purpose of nn-
of
Chns.
H.
Bunch
on
IiiDck
order.
Several
subjects
are
being
the
product.—Mail.
en
Building
- - - Coquille, Oregon
dergcing an operation for appen­
furnished and tests are being given.
dicitis from which trouble he has
The five young ladies of the Normal
H er S h ou ld er.
beee suffering for rouse time.
class are preparing for tho February Mrs. Johanna Sodeholm, of Fer­
examination. We have in this class gus Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated
L. H. Hazard and J. 8. Law­
Borne excellent teaching material.
rence, of this place, went to Myrtlo
her shoulder. Sho had a surgeon
Point Saturday evening to take
The school has commenced prep­ get it back in place as soon as possi­
part in the installation of officers
aration for an entertainment to be ble, but it was quite sore and pain­
of the I. O. O. F. and Rebekahs.
given in a month or six weeks, ed her very much. Her son men­
More about this later on.
tioned that he had seen Chamber­
H. B. Price and Clarence Will­
We still have several in the Com­ lain’s Pain Balm advertisod for
iams, of Riverton, who went to
mercial class and they are doing sprains and soreness, and she asked
Marshfield Friday, returned yester­
him to buy her a bottle of it, which
some excellent work.
day, having walked over there be­
ho did. It quickly relivered her
ing no train ou account of high
The coal famine has been raised and
her to sleep which she
water.
and we have coal now. to supply our had enabled
not dono for several days. The
wants.
DeLaval cream separators— the
was so much pleased with the
J. U. ¡Stillwell, of Arago, was in Our now black boards are in son
world's standard--every style and
relief
it gave his mother that he
town yesterday. He informs us he position
size, hand and power, home and
and will soon be ready for has since
recommended it to many
is
ngain
launching
out
in
the
fine
factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in
use.
others For sale by R. S. Knowl­
fowl business. He has a flock of
capacity, *50 to $800 mprice.
thoroughbred Buff Plymouth Allen Dodge, the efficient rail­ ton.
S. M. N obler ,
Koc|^ and will fill orders for eggs road station agent at Myrtle Point, How desperately tho old bosses
Coquille,Ore.
at Í1 per setting.
Earl Elliott arrived Wednesday
accompanied by his estimable wife, do fight to retain control of the
Tho crowned honda of every nation,
from a sojourn of a year or more
machinery governing tho selection
were iu town today.
The
rich
men,
poor
men
and
minera,
of^nen for official position! In Wis­
in San Jose, California, where he
All join in payiu« tribnte to
The
special
sobool
meeting
held
Dowitt’a L ittle Early Riñera.
had attended high school for sev- 1
the stalwarts have been won
Friday for tho purpose of vot- consin
H. Williams, San Antonio, Tex., a tast special'
or
forced
to all the reforms
eral months and had since held a I
for school purposes urged by over
writes: Little Early Riser Pills ave carrier by tax
poeilion in a large grocery estub- 1
Governor La Folletle, ex­
a
vote
of
80
to
3.
This
the best I ever used iu my family. meaus that the present term of cept that of direct primary ' nomi-
lishment.
I unhesitatingly recommend them to school
natron of candidates. That is a
J. F. and Glenn Cox, of Bandnn,
under the snccessfnl man­ blow
everybody. R. S. Knowlton.
that would put the old-guard
were in town on Friday attending |
agement of Prof. Hawkins will con­ politicians
of business and givo
to business matters. The H erald
Owiug to heavy weather at sea tinue for several months. There the people a out show
in the manage­
acknowledges n very pleasant call,
anti
the
large
tide
at
the
bay,
water
is
nothing
which
speaks
in
louder
ment of public affairu. therefore on
These gentlemen inform us that |
comes
ap
high
that
some
of
Ihe
and
stronger
terras
for
a
section
sort of pretext it is opposed
they will chime* their matchwood ]
lowest 1 usiness houses on the than good school advantages, aud every
by
a
strong
faction of the Repub­
camp to a logging camp in the i
water
front
in
Marshfield
had
sev­
we are Dot behind oo that this lican party and
it is by no means
spring.
j
eral inches of water iii them yes­ year. With the Academy accomo- clear that the Governor’s
will
terday morning, being the highest datiug abont 40, some outsiders be put iu the form of a ideas
C. A. Snow A Co., patent lawyer, •
this
tho water ever known to be there and some of our town’s children, Winter, though two state law
of Washington, p. C. will send free '
Repub­
in
the
history
of
the
town.
the
public
school
bailding
has
beeu
on request information how to pro- <
platforms have explicitly in­
able to hold all pupils of this dis­ lican
cure patents, trade marks, copy­
dorsed
thorn aud the voters have
Mrs.
D.
Donavun
and
daughter,
nod a few outsiders who,ap­ twice ratified
rights, etc. On receipts of two j
them at tbe polls.
of Coaledo, were in to see ns one trict
plied
before
the
Academy
started,
cents in postage, they will send a j
day last week and told ns of the but it is full enough for good ser­ The bosses die hard, which is a very
valuable blank memorandum book j
success of Mr. Donavon and son vice and the work being don» is good reason why there should be no
dairy, for 1903.
,
George in killing a large wildcat folly ap to the standard in ail delay about relieving them of their
Grandma Kistler, late from 1
heavy duties.- Oregonian.
over on the isthmus lately. It was points.
................*-*♦ * ---------- ----
Portland, who was (making her I
an extremely large animal of the
home with her .«m-m-Iaw and *
kind —in fact, the largest, ever Following is a testimonial from Coquille City is to haye a well- Our Pie Fruits consists of
harness shop,in the near
Apricots, gallon tins, 30 cents
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, D. I’. 1
seen by all those who saw it. The a person who has tried the Co-ro- equipped
Strang, Jr. of Fishtrap, died on s
boy shot tiie varmint with a shot­ nn (Dedicator tboronghly and fat are.
Peaches,
“ “ 35 “
Snnday nigbt The old lady had f
gun and it came near getting nwsy knows its merits. All sufferers The Marshfield mAil now ar­
been safferidg for some lime from *
with a good dog before they dis­ from catarrh should investigate rives late ou account of high
Cherries.
“
“ 40
“
heart disease and dropsy.
fi
patched his catship.
water and bad roads.
Pears,
“
“ 35
“
Oak Creek, Ore.,
It is reported that old Sagar
A. B. Dean had rather a singu­
jRn
13,
1903
Our
Table
Fruits
consists
of
Loaf
mountain
above
Myrtle
lar experience while out near tho
I’oint, is again threatening to elide.
Oiid Fellows’ eOmetry with his Mr Wm. Oddy,
Peaches, ........................ 20 cents.
Cerase Valloy, Ore.
team
It seem« that one ot the
Apricots .....
h5 “
horses got over an underground Dear Sir: — Enclosed find 50 cts.
channel, cave or something of the for which pioase send trie another
Pears ............................. 25 “
sort and broke through, and be- bottle of medicine for my Medita­
i . : the animal could clear liini- tor. I have beeu using it three
Cherries .......
25 “
Poultry Farm,
ee!f he went down hind part fit»: months and I hn!i»ve thai it is <ro-
We also carry Hayward« Tomatoes "at 10 cents per
sod iu a moment there wss nothing ing to cure me *>f my deafness I
<5 C o s
Prop
to tie s»eo of Ihe creature except have so deaf for many vears that I
can
aud
the
celebrated Lion brand corn at 15 cents,
AH AGO, OREGON.
his -srs. A boy hurried to tosfn could not hear the ¿clock strike
2
for
25
cents
and got s couple of men to assist right over my head Now I can Tbroughbred cockerels from t l up, We guarantee cvnry can of the above named articles to be exactly as
and they succeeded in resening the bear the clock tick at times.
represented
aud eggs $1 per sotting.
animal alive, bat somewhat braised
Tours Irnly,
Also Scotch-Collies pups of the very
a nd hart and possibly seriously iu- (8ißned)
F r ed P r ic e ,
j ored.
LYONS* STORE
Oak Creek, Ore.
finest strain on sale
Fine Watches, Jewel­
ry. Clocks, Silverware,
Musical Instruments,
Optical Goods.
¿útyuUt <T i Ui rlu'nilíl
Wilson Jewelry Co.
1
New Furniture Store.
New Drug Store,
Prescriptions
A Specialty
bo
We have on hand a large and well
selected stock which we are offer­
ing at the following prices:
C o p p e r-riv e te d
J, R. Stillwell,