Coquille City herald., February 03, 1903, Image 3

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LOCAL
ITEM S.
Order Peart's coal.
13uy ii Hiuze piano.
Sour pickles iu bulk at Lynns’.
New goods nt Perry’s this week.
Wall puperat tbo Furniture Store.
Walter Colviu was iu town yes­
terday.
J. H. Giles, of tbe Point, was in
town yesterday.
Full stook of grass
Knowlton’s drug store.
seeds at
Three papers of garden seeds for
10 cents at Kuowlton’s.
A half Jersey milch cow
sale. Inquire nt this office.
for
Tho Emporium is d otin g cut its
stock of rope, nails, and caws.
Kuowlton, the druggist, has a
well-selected stock of vulentlnes.
R. 8. Kuowlton keops Inter­
national 8tock and Poultry Food.
Knowltou’s writing tablets, peu-
c il tablets and pencils are the very
best.
Uncle John Hamblock, of Pros­
per, was up to town on business on
Friday.
The Homer is duo at tho bay
today and is to ¡sail for Portland
tomorrow.
C. M. 8keele, onr popular furni­
ture man, bad bnsiness at Bandon
on Saturday.
Fon S ale :— A bran now buggy
with tongue and shafts. Apply to
J. B. Fox, Coquille.
Auyoue wishing a good, cheap
heavy wagon will do well to call at
the H erald office.
B orn : Iu Coquille City, Jan.
31, 10011, to Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Varney, a daughter.
a nice liue of white skirts aud
shirt waists will be close 1 out at
cost at tbe Emporium.
W. H. Short, of Marshfield, agent
for the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
mnchine, was in town yesterday.
Chas. Mulkey is furnishing some
fine wood.
Leave your order with
William Gallior, the hardware man.
Foil R ent .—A neat little place
in the suburbs of Coquille.
For
particulars apply to II. T. Sohweers.
If you have a house or barn to
move, call on or address W. A.
Goodman, Coquille City.
Fon S alk .- One new heavy wagon
—8 } — and two good horses.
In ­
quire nt the H euai - d office.
Anyone wishing carpets or rugs
woven cheap, call on Mrs. K. Hol-
verson, three miles west of Coquille
on the McAdams place.
G. W. Weber, of Arago, was in
town Friday night and rode one of
Coqmlle’s onmerous goats. Our
office was favored with n pleasant
call.
H ammers — and all kinds of tools
W ill make a specialty of carpen­
ters fine tools and hammer the
price down to the lowest notch.
Call -K r ib s .
Coos oouuty cattle are becoming
in demand early this season, there
boing several buyers on the look-
ont for stock nlrendy, Bnd are offer­
ing good prices.
The Chas. Grissen Music Co. has
lately bocn established at Marshfield
with Rev. It. C. Lee as Manager.
All orders left nt the H krai . d office
will receive pre mpt attention.
James Dunlap was down trom
Norway yesterday.
He says thoy
are getting along nicely with their
telephone line, and would have had
it done only for the high water.
It is completed to Norway.
A joint memorial to Congress
asking to have tho Oregon consti­
tution amended so as to elect
United States Senators by a di­
rect vote of the people, was adopt­
ed by the Senate last week.
DeLavnl cream separators—the
world’s standard- -every style and
size, band and power, borne and
factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in
capacity, 550 to 8800 mprice.
S. M. N osler ,
Coquille,Ore.
Tbe play “ Mrs. Partiugton aud
her son Ike” is progressing nicely
and promises to be the best ever
produced by local talent in Co-
quille City.
The new scenery is
well nnder wav nud will be one of
the pleasiug features of tbe play.
Capt. George Leneve, of this
city, wpnt to the bay last week for
tbe purpose of placing au order
with the iC oos Bay Iron Foundry
for the cast o f a new bronze pro­
peller for his steamer, tbe Ante­
lope, to take the place o f the one
recently broken by coming in con­
tact witn a snag.
j
W. H, Erdice, the Myrtle Poiut | George Benbnm, of Fairview, is
Suow Flake flour at Perry’s
Canned pineapples at Lyons’
Store.
l’ he Fisher Co. neat Monday creamery man wns iu town yester-i in towu today.
day.
J. O. internler, of Dors, was in
Ladies' liuls below cs>tt at Mrs. night.
Sugg’s.
J A. Radahnugh was ill towu : At W. T. Bat toil’s the Bicycle | towu Thursday.
dealer, you will fiud all kinds of
Carl Walker is back at his old
Mackintoshes and rubber* hi yesterday.
bargains in^ bioyoles and bicycle place on the ruilroad.
the Emporium.
Try the can neat asparagus at sundries. Gall and get prices.
Sheriff Gallior had business at
J. K. Scott was up to towu from Lyons' Store.
There is to be a temperance
Prosper on Friday.
A farm to louse for 6 years. Ap­ meeting at tho C biisiiar church Myrtle Poiut ou Thursday.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
R. 8. Tyrrell, the creamery man
Writing tablets, pens, pencils, ply nt this offico.
Saturday eveuiug.
All interested
of
near
Arago,
bad
busiuess
iu
in
tbe
ennse
are
urged
to
oome
etc., at the New Drug Store.
Duncan UrquliArt was up from
town yesterday.
out.
I f your scissors are dull, take Riveiton Friday.
Mrs Harrington is quite ill at
Going at a bargain, a good
them to McDonald, the barber.
H. L. Carl, of Norway, was down
the home of her father, Jaoob
double-barrel
breech-loading
shot
to
town
yesterday.
Fine grade of Silver Prunes, 3
gun, a rare chance for any one Croy, iu this city.
pounds for 10 oents nt Kanematz.
J. W. Field was up from Bandon wanting a shot guD, at W. T. Bui-
Rev. Mulkey will preach at
Highest market price paid for the last of the week.
Myrtle Point next Saturday Digbt
tou’e.
chickens at Johnson Dean A Co.’s
and also Sunday morniDg and
Perfumory—the finest imported
Hundreds of satisfied patrons evening.
A new linn of cloiuiug at the — at the New Drug Store.
testify to the superior fitting of
Mr. and Mis. Glenn Cox, of
THE
Emporium. Call uud prico them.
Just received at Knowlton’s, a spectacles.
Write.
I will call. Bandon, were in town Sunday and
large
stock
of
grass
seeds.
M.
G.
Pohl,
the
Myrtle
Point
Op­
For the host of fresh standard
yesterday, having business before
patent raedioines go to the Now
The Emporium is headquarters tician.
the county olerk.
Drug Store.
for ladies and gents underwear.
J. L. Ruudlemuu, of Norway, and
O d account o f the rise in lum­
The prices will surprise you on
Umbrellas, leggings nud other daughter, little Miss Ruby, made ber, the mills are putting forth
our office a pleasant call on Satur- extra efforts.
men and boys clothing at tbe winter goods at the Emporium.
The Lyons mill at
dev as they were on their way down thia place, is running day and
Emporium.
For first-class hay, for horses or
Digbt.
Earl Steele, of this city, bns been cattle, apply to John Fox, jr., Co­ tho river on business.
Write to C. A. Snow A Co., op­
S. J. Tuttle of this place, who
under the weather for a day or so quille.
posite the U. S. Patent Office, baB been very ill of late is some­
with the grip.
Victor Roast Coffee 5 lbs fo r $1.
For Oregon cassiirere clothiug Washington, D. C., for anything what improved the past few days
Try
a
package
o f Union Oats and get a Dish— FREE.
cal!
nt
the
Emporium
nnd
get
Remember the temperance meet­
you want to know about patents, being able to sit up some tbe last
ing at the Christian ch u rch .on prices.
trade marks and copyrights.
day or so.
Saturday evening.
Mr. Woodward, one o f Arago’s
A new cook stove, just used six
Miss Dell Fox, the Daily Mail at
Auyone wishing fine Blue Nile dairymen, had business in town Marshfield, who was storm bouud weeks, going at a bargaiu, also
Peas,"apply to W, H, Schroeder or Saturday.
at this city the first of last week, utensils, wnsh tab, wash board,
Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon.
J. E. Rose, of Myrtle Poiut, had succeeded in reaching the placo of etc , at Burton’s the Furniture aud
Bicycle dealer.
business in town the latter part of abode the middle of the week.
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Johnson, Dean A Co., of the Pio­
Mrs. G. H. Gnerin, of Hotel
last week.
R. S. Sutton, of Port Orford,
neer Moat Market display nicely
For fine cigars go to the New son of Hon. Walter Sutton, former Guerin, at Myrtle Point, passed
dressed chickens every Saturday.
Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, editor and proprietor of the Port through town Thursday on her
way to Sau Francisco, where she
We will pay 83.00 and 83.50 per proprietor.
Orford Tribune, was in town last
will visit friends for some time.
dozen for one hundred dozen
week
in
the
interest
of
that
paper.
For fresh cookies, doughnats,
chickens. J ohnson D ean A Co.
J. B. Moomaw, of Arago, was in
etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant,
W. J.JMoon, of Roseburg, repre­ town today.
Mr. Moomaw sold
M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point oc- Front street.
senting tbe New York l i f e insur­ 50 bead of fine porkers to Holmes,
cnlist, made a very successful trip
Geo. Flanagan, of Marshfield, ance company, has been ¡ d Coos the Marshfield batcher, last week
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
to Riverton tbe latter part of tbe
had business on tho river a day or county for several days while he and they were brought tbrongb
week.
visited relatives and friends as town Sunday.
so last week.
well ns doing business for the
Gas Mael, of tbia city,
who
Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz, of K n i v e s — Cut friendship. B et the
went to Marshfiold last week to R e n t s H o u s e s a n d P a m s ,
Bandon, visited friends and rela­ ones you get from Kribs will make oompany.
D osn
tives in town several days last him your friend forever.
L. A. Lee, of Riverton, accom­ consult physicians, underwent an
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panied by his mother, Mrs. J. F. operation for appendicitis and is
Ed. Lorenz suffered
from
a
getting
aloDg
Dicely.
The
oper­
Office— Up-stairs near Postoffice.
Mrs. R. E. Buck, of this city, severe attack o f neuralgia last week Lee, of the same place, were in ation was performed by Drs. Hors­
towD, making onr office a pleasant
went to Bandon Friday, to visit for but is about recovered now.
cal! yesterday.
Mrs. Lee is still fall and Gloss-
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several days with her sister, Mrs.
Anyone wishing a spaubing in town nnd will spend the greater
On last Tuesday evening a num­
F. E. Dyer.
driving team will do well to cal) part of the week here.
ber of the members o f the Presby­
T o make room for her spring on G. W. Wimer, o f Arago.
Dave Holden and C.o tage pas­ terian church met at tbe home of
slock o f ladies’ hats Mrs. Sugg
T. B. Vandecar, Myrtle Point’s sengers on the south 1 ach had Rev. Adolph Haberly and spent
will sell her present stock at prices yonng and popular jeweler, went
hours very pleasantly
quite an experience yesterday, they several
below cost. See her bargains.
to Bandon by Saturdays boat.
were stuck in the quick sand at Ten- playing games aDd in social con­
verse, after which refreshments
_Uncle Jerry Haynes, of Myrtle
F,,r fine seed barley, call on Ed mile, and nil hands were forced to
were served.
do
some
lively
work
in
order
to
Johnson,
near
the
Ray
school
Point, paid Bandon and the bay a
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visit last week, returning through house, or address him at Ooqnille. save the team and wagon.—Gard­
(Mvrtlo Point Enterprise. 1
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS. PATENT [§
iner Gazette.
this place homeward on Friday.
Pink and George Laird went to
At a special meefing of tho city
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
U. L. Gray, the artist, painted council, Tuesday evening, it was
McDouald, tbe barber, has se­ tbe bay yestorday to catch a steam­
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
cured a newly patented device for er for Ran Francisco where they the posters for tbe play, “ Mrs. voted to resciud the order horeofor
expect
to
enter
school.
Partington and her son Ike,” and made levying a 7 mill tax for city
sharpening scissors. Those need­
ing scissors sharpened should call
Coos o mnty has been making they are beauties. Mr. Gray is an purposes.
A. A. Braden, who has been visit­
at once.
another o f its awkward stabs nt artist of no mean ability aud his
work must be seen to be apprec­ ing relatives in this place for sever­
giving
us
some
genuine
winter
J. IT. Smith, of Bancroft, was in
iated.
Anyone in need of work al weeks, left on his return to Coun­
town yesterday in search of a heavy weather, and a great raixup it wap. in his H dc should consult him cil, Idaho, Tuesday.
logging. He tells ns that there is
New music and musio books con­ while in town.
B o r n : In this city Jan. 27, 1903,
Having had many years of experience in this line
six feet of 6now at Lone Tree, only stantly received at tbe musio store
to the wife of R. L. Wagner, a
wo are prepared to give all the
Burt
McDuffee
was
np
from
his
of Chas. Grissen Music Co., Odd
a Bhort distance from his home.
daughter.
best of satisfaction.
Fellow's building, Marshfield Oreg. lower river ranch the last of the
E. N. Smith and wife loft Thurs­
F or S ale — One fine roan Dur­
week to consult a physician in re­ day on a trip to California and Ari­
J. B. Sweet, the dairyman of
ham Bull, year-old past, 820. Also
gard to a difficulty he is having zona. They will be gone about two
6 8 5 < Ä Ä k S
two fresh cows, 3 and 4 years old, near Riverton, made ns pleasant with his throat.
He swallowed months.
call
yesterday
and
took
advantage
I6C.
Will trade for calves. En­
some tacks last week while tacking
quire o f C. A. Pendleton, Riverton. of our clubbing rates with the on honse lining, and one tack has
Bandon Keoorder.
with Yonng People’s Weekly.
stopped iD his throat and refuses
Mrs. J. H. Cecil has boen suffer­
During the late storm a slide,
For International Stock and to go up or down. W e sincerely ing severely from rheumatism for
principally slack or cinders from
the mine, covered the track near Poultry Food, the beet preparation hope that there will he no serions the past mouth, but is improving.
tho bunker, stopping tbe shipment to keep your hords and flocks iu results.
J, W. Fields is preparing to
of coal till the obstruction was re­ fine condition, see R. S. Knowlton,
start a blacksmith shop here.
He
William
Hunt,
the
photographer
the drnggist.
moved.
late of Bandon, purchased the re­ intends to build near Thomas An.
McDonald, the barber, has just pair shop o f J. M. Whetstone in del-son’s meat market on tho north
Violins, bnnjos, guitars, man­
side of First street.
dolins from 85 upward; a fine line received a foil stock of barbers’ this place, last week, and is mov­
ing
to
town
to
take
charge
of
the
,
W. H. Logan and his force of
supplies
o
f
the
finest
quaiity
which
of the best pianos and organs nt
Now that tbe wheeling workers are engaged in building a
tho Chas. Grissen Music Store, he sells at bottom p rice' as well as business.
Marshfield, Ore., Odd Fellows’ a big supply of Newbeo’s Herpi- senson will soon be here, there is railroad track from the Parker wharf
prospects for a goodly amount of above town, on the north side of the
C'de.
building.
work in this line, and Mr. Hunt river to the north jetty. This track
Mrs. T, N. Johnson and so d , will be ready and prepared to take will be used in hauliDg material used
The biggest trust on earth is
the newspaper trnst.
It trusts Ira, of this place, who have been care o f all that comps his way.
in jetty construction. This track was
everybody, gets cussed for trust in California for several months
made necessary because of tho shoal
Virgil Hixson, formerly of this ing of tho water at tho wharf used
ing, mistrusted for cussing, and visiting, returned by the Iasi Ar­
if it busts for trusting, gets cussed eata, coming over from tbe bay county, and who is well and favor­ two years ago.
ably known thronghont tbe valley,
yesterday.
for basting.— Ex.
Marshfield Han.
ami who returned recently from a
E. C. Holland, o f the Bulletin, sojonrn of six years throughout the
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. D ungan.of
Captain Jones’ dredger was taken
tbo bay, were over to this pluce on had business nt Marshfield and unioD, was in town Saturday. The to North Bend, yesterday, where
a visit and returned by the means started out yesterday morning last year lie spent in W yoming ou she will receive
the
finishing
at hand, necessitated by tbe flood, counting ties in that direction. the sheep rnnges, with which he touches.
which reminded them of traveling However, lie expected to catch a has become fayorably impressed,
George Terry and Miss Frankio
train at the junction or Cedar and to which he expects to return
in Coos county in an early day.
Gould
were married at Alleghany
Point.
aDd secure a flock of his owu and
Cbas. Watson, of Cunningham,
follow sheep raising as a business. last evening, Rev. Crooks, officiat­
The Ladies’ Aid Society will
ing.
. •
nenr town, having purchased the
stock o f fine thoroughbred Brown give a dime social at the home of • U- L. Gray, of Myrtle Point,
Manager Wanted.
Leghorn chickens of R. D. San­ Capt. Butler on Friday evening, has just completed a new drop
ford, will be ablo to fill orders for Feb. 6th. A cordial invitation is curtaiD
for the
stage in the
M rs J ayeh ,
eggs for hatohiDg purposes at 50 extended to all.
Masonic Hall,
which gives
a
Trustworthy .either sex, by whole­
M rs . S impson ,
Pres.
reDts per setting.
grand display of Mr. O ray’B nr- sale merchandise company of solid
Sec’y.
tis’ io skill. The center figure is a financial standing, to manage local
Blue prints maps of any Town­
beautiful mountain And wnter representatives who will organize
J. L . Knight, tbp Myrtle Point
ship in Roseburg, Oregon, Land
scene most exquisitely designed
40 per
District, showing all vacant lands stock buyer, passed through town and executed, encircled by display clubs among consumers.
for 50 cents each. If you want any the last o f the week with a band of advertisements of leading busi­ cent saved for our customers. Busi­
information from the U. S. Land sheep bound for the bay. Owing nesses o f tbe city, all done in a ness no oxperimeut but a proven
success. Salary $18 per week, ex­
to tbe fact that the cars are unable
Office, address,
manner which reflects great credit penses advanced. Experience un­
to run be experienced considerable
T itle G uarantee & L oan C o .
npou tbe skill nnd ability of the necessary. Address D. B. Clarkson,
Roseburg, Oreg. difficulty in reaching his destina­ artist.
Mgr., 334 Dearborn 81., Chicago,
tion on account of high water, etc.
Our Pie Fruits consists o f
The Coquille City Creamery
At tbe anuunl meeting of tbe III
O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, who
payed off at 28 cents per pound for
board of directors o f ¡tbe Coquille
Apricots, gallon tin s,!
The
crowned
heads
o
f
every
nation,
December on the 15th. We wish had a large log roll over him a few Valley Bank, held at the bank
The rioh men, poor men and mine re,
Peaches,
to announce to the dairymen that weeks ago, was up to town yester­ Wednesday were present J. J.
AU join in paying tribute to
Dewitt'a Little Early Biaera.
we will pay 28 cents per pound for day. He is still sore from his ex­ Lamb, president; L
Harlocker,
H.
Williams, San Antonio, Tox.,
Cherries,
buttpr fat for January and Feb. perience and only walks short dis­ vice-president, A. J. Sherwood,
writes: Little Early Riser Pills are
tances and that with considerable
ruary.
8. M. N osler ,
Pear8,
Isaiah Hacker and G. W. White the best I ever used in ray family.
While Mr. Kelly came
Prop, I difficulty.
comprising the full board.
After I unhesitatingly recommend them to Our Table Fruits consists o f
j out ns luckily ss Pat who rolled
an examination of tbe books and everybody.
R. S. Knowlton.
Idown the hill with a log snd
Peaches,
records o f the bank a, 20 per eeot
! managed to stny on top half tbe
dividend wns declared for 1902.
Apricots,
1 ttme. but he does not care to make
The Coquille Valley Bank com-
a practice o f playing skid.
Pears
(T ipi eed business two yearn ago and
Thpre are a nnmb®r of 'hoys in ims made n continuous growth,
Cherries,
P o u lt r y F a r m ,
this town who are killing robins more than doubling its business
bv the dozens in strict violation^if thp last year over the year prevl-
W e also carry Raywp
prop can and the celebrated
Its deposits now exceed
the laws of onr state. This should onf.
be looked niter by onr officers and $125,000, thus demonstrating the
ARAGO, OREGON.
2 for 2 5 cents.
immediately stopped. These birds fact that a bank wns needed in our
We gusrantee every can of
are onr heat friends and a boy who little city. This marked growth o f Throughbred oockerels from $1 up,
represented.
is so thonelitlpss as to wantonly our baukiug business is a trne evi­
and eggs $1 per setting.
destroy these birds for the fan he dence of the growth o f all otlior
Also Scotch-Collies pups of the very
ran get out of it, onght to be kinds of business in this part of
finest strain on sale.
the county.
1 handled without plbves.
Levi Strauss 6 Co’s
C o p p er-riv eted
Fine Watches, Jewel­
ry, Clocks, Silverware,
Musical Instruments,
Optical Goods.
Wilson Jewelry Co.
NOTICE!
Prize Baking Powder at
Hawkins’ Store.
Excellent Green Coffee 8 lbs, for $1
0. C. SANFORD
REAL
ESTATE.
/New Drug
Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Golden Building
- - -
Coquille, Oregon.
for
Business
H
Coc[u.ille
Canned Fruits!
W e have on hand a large and well
selected stock which we are offer­
ing at the following prices:
Huff Ply month Rock
J, R. Stillwell,