Coquille City herald., February 10, 1903, Image 3

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L O C A L ITEM S.
Order Peart’s coal.
Huy a Iliuze piano.
Kriba sells tbe Oliver plow.
Huy your garden tools at Kribs’.
Sour pickles iu bulk at Lyons’.
New goods at Perry's thin week.
M all paper at the Furniture Store.
Dr. Kime, of Bandoo, had busi­
ness iu town Tuesday.
Valentines at Kuncmatz’s
Canned pineapples at Lyons’
Store.
Onion sets at Kaqeinotz’s.
Oniou sets and ««rdon seeds at
Knowlton’s
Suow Flake flour at Perry’s
Mr. Chas. Lorenz, of Bandon,
Try ihe canned asparagus at was np last Thursday.
Disc and spring-tooth harrows at Lyons’ Store.
K ribs’.
For the best of fresh standard
A farm to lease for 0 years. Ap­
patent medicines go to the New
Ladies’ hats below cost at Mrs. ply at this office.
I Drug Store.
S ugg’s.
Perfumery— tbe finest imported
Mackintoshes and robbers at --a t the New Drug Store.
R. C- Dement, of Myrtle Point,
the Emporium.
went to the bay on business last
Just received ut Kuowltou’s, a Wednesday.
Will Borrows is back from Ilia large stook o f grass seeds.
trip to San Francisco.
The prices will surprise you on
Umbrellas, leggings aud other men nnd boys clothing at tbe
Writiug tablets, pens, pencils,
winter goods at the Emporium.
Emporium.
etc., at the New Drug Store.
For first-class hay, for horses or
I f your scissors are dull, take
cattle, apply to John Fox, jr., Co­
seeds at them to McDonald, the barber.
quille.
Fine grade of Silver Prunes, 3
Three papers of garden seeds for pounds for 10 cents nt Kanematz.
For Oregon cassia;ere clothing’
10 cents at Knowlton’s.
cull at the Emporium and get
Highest market prico paid for
The Emporium is olojing out its chiokeos at JohnsoD Dean A Co.’s prices.
stock of rope, nails, nnd snws.
Bud Hollaud, of the Bulletin, re­
A new line of clothing at the
Knowlton, tbe druggist, has a Emporium. Call and price them. turned from a trip to Marshfield on
Friday.
well-selected stock of valentines.
Rev. A. H. Mulkey, of this place,
Mrs. J. E. Martin, of Riverton,
It. 8. Knowlton keeps Inter­ preached at Myrtle Point on Sun­
was np to town the latter part of
national Stock and Poultry Food. day.
the week.
Knowlton’s writing tablets, pen­
A. G. Hoyt, the Bandou livery
For fine cigars go to the New
cil tablets and pencils are tbe very mac, was a Coquille visitor on Fri­
Drug 8tore, Dr. G. A. ChurcbmaD,
beat.
day.
proprietor.
The Chico has not arrived in
B o r n : In Coquille City, Feb. 6,
For fresh cookies, doughnuts,
the river yet, but is expected at anv 1&03, to Mr. nud Mrs. C. O. Dryden,
etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant,
time.
n daughter.
Front street.
Jimmy Armstrong, of Bandon,
F o r R e n t . — A neat little place
Anyone wishing a spanking
spent a couple <>f days in town last
in tbe suburbs o f Coquille.
For driving team will do well to call
week.
particulars apply to H. T. Schweers. on G. W. AVimer, of Arago.
The accomodating crow of the
M. J. Krantz speut several dnys
Grandma Kent, mother o f Mrs.
steamer Dispath, have our thanks
in town tbe last o f the week. We W. W. Gage, is still ill at the home
- for favors.
acknowledge an exceedingly pleas­ of her daughter, at this place.
There is to be a meeting every ant call.
evening this week at the M. E.
We will pay $3.00 and $3.50 per
Mre. Alex Stauff returned from
church, South
dozen for one hundred dozen
Marshfield yesterday, having been
Miss Dollie Skeels, of this city, storm bound on that side for sev­ chickens. J o h n s o n D e a n & Co.
returned yesterday from a short eral days.
For fine seed barley, call on Ed
visit at Bandou.
Grandma Turner returned from Johnson, near tbe Ray school
F ob S ale :— A bran now buggy Marshfield yesterday, having vis­ bouse, or address him at Coquille.
with tongue and shafts. Apply to ited friends in that place for two
Regular services at the Christian
J. B. Fox, Coquille.
weeks past.
eburoh next Sunday. Preaching
Anyone wishing a good, cheap
W. S. Hall, o f near Gravel Ford, morning and evening by the pas­
heavy wagon will do well to call at had business in town the last of the tor.
tbe H erald office.
week. The H e r a l d was remem­
M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point oo-
a nice line of white skirls and bered in a substantial way.
culist, made a very suocessfal trip
shirt waists will be closed ont at
Going at a bargain, a good to Riyerton tbe latter part of tbe
cost at tbe Emporium.
double-barrel breech-loading shot week.
Grandma Hayes returned to gun, a rare chance for any one
Rev. C. E. Crumley and family,
Marshfield yesterday after n two wautiug n shot gun, at W. T. But­ Bandon, returned from a two
weeks’ visit in this place.
ton’s.
weeks' trip on the upper river od
If yon have a house or barn to
McDonald, the barber, has se­ Friday,
move, call on or nddre63 W. A. cured a newly patented device for
Rev. C. D. Price, o f near town,
Goodman, Coquille City.
sharpening scissors.
Those need- is slightly under the weather, hav­
F or S ale . - One new heavy wagon ing scissors sharpened should call ing loverdono himself during tbe
high water.
— 3J—nnd two good horses.
In ­ nt ouce.
quire at tho H erald office.
New music and music books con ­
F o r S a l e — One fine roan Dnr-
J. W. Mast, bookkeeper for the hnm Bull, year-olfl past, $20. Also stantly received at the music store
Prosper Mill Co., was upon to town two fresh cows, 3 aud 4 years old, of Chas. Grissen Music Co.. Odd
W ill trade for calves. E n­ Fellow’s building, Marshfield Oreg
Sunday, and has onr thanks for $60.
quire o f C. A. Pendleton, liiyertoo.
favors.
W. E. Dunlap, of this place, went
Violins, banjos, guitars, man­ to the bay yesterday to see a friend,
W. M. Burgess, agent for Sharp­
ies tubular seperators.
Cosh nr dolins from $5 upward; a fine line H. C. Deers, editor of the Alaska
easy payments.
Addres, Coquille of the best pianos snd organs at Travelers’ Guide, who is at Empire
the Chas. Grissen Music Store, City.
Oregon.
' Anyone wishing carpets or rugs Marshfield, Ore., Odd Fellows’
For International Stock and
woven cheap, call on Mrs. K. Hol- building.
Poultry Food, the beet preparation
verson, three miles west o f CoqoiWe
F. M. Stewnrt, o f our marble to keep yoar herds and flocks in
on the McAdams place.
firm, goes to Marshfield tomorrow fine condition, see R. S. Knowlton,
Frank Stillwell started yesterday with some cemetery work to be put tbe druggist.
for Goldendale, Washington, where up st Gardiner, but does not know
McDonald, the barber, bas just
he expects to spend the summer. just when he will be able to get tbe
received a foil stook of barbers’
stones shipped to that ploce.
He goes by the Drain route.
supplies of the finest quality which
Blue prints maps of any Town­
To make room for bor spring
he sells at bottom prices, as well as
slock of ladies’ bats Mrs. Sugg ship in Rosoburg, Oregon, Land a big supply of Newhro’s Herpi-
will sell her present stock at prices District, showing all vacant lands cide.
for 50 ce. ts each. If you want any
below cost. See ber bargains.
information from the U. S. Land
Mre. Martha Hall, of Marshfield,
The steamer Empire is in at the
Office, address,
mother o f Attorneys J. F. and J.
bay, nDd tbe Areata is due, while
T itle G uarantee & L oan C o .
T. Hall, o f that place, visited Mes-
no word has been received that the
Roseburg, Oreg. dames H. T. Schweers and J. W.
Homer has left Astoria up to this
Leoeve, and other friends of this
time.
Car! Constable and John Nelson place, returning Friday.
were
brought
up
from
Bandon
the
There will be no prayer meeting
P. J, Lindberg, o f Port Orford,
nt the Presbyterian church this forepart of last week by Marshal
week ou accouut of tbe special ser­ Blackerby and landed in jail for was in to see ns yesterday, having
vices boing held at M. E. church, burglary in tbe bouse o f Harry come up to see his son, E. A. Liud-
SudtlermaD. Their bail was fixed berg, who has been attending the
South.
at $500, which they failed to fur­ Academy for several months past,
John Peart, the coal miner, has nish.
and who will return with his
his trestle which was taken ont by
father.
The
Coqnille
City
Creamery
the high water, pretty well in place
Cbas. Watson, o f Cunningham,
again and will be able to bring out payed off at 28 oeDts per pound for
December on tbe 15th. We wish near town, having purchased the
coal by the last of the week.
to announce to the dairyman that stock of fine thoroughbred Brown
The Chns. Grissen Music Co. has we will pay 28 cents per pound for Leghorn chickens o f R. D. San­
lately been established at Marshfield buttpr fat for Janunry and Feb. ford, will be able to fill orders for
with Rev. R. C. Lee as Manager. roary.
8. M. N obler ,
eggs for batching purposes at 50
All orders left at the H erald office
cents per setting.
Prop,
will receive prempt attention.
A. G. Aiken, o f Marshfield, ar­
Mr and Mre. W . J. Fsirman, of
M arried : At Hotel Coquille, rived from a etay o f aboat three
Johnson’s Mill, were in town on
in this city, February 9, 1903, weeks in the Sixes mines on Sat­
Chas. W. Augel and Miss Ellen urday evening. Tbe weather was Saturday, having come down to
Ruckled, both of Myrtle Point, such that he was not making much make the transfer of their nice
borne near R. 8, Knowlton’s resi­
Uev. Adolph Ilaberly officiatiag.
headway with bis work, and Mrs. dence, to ouryoang friend, Warren
DeLaval cream separators—the Aiken wrote for him to oome home Laird.
Warren did not tell us
world’s standard--every style and to look after his affairs while she who is going to occupy this nice
size, hand and power, home and makes a trip to San Francisco in bouse, but it looks rather suspicions
factory, 150 to 6,000 ponnd s in the interest of bor extensive millin­ to us, however it is all right, War­
ery business.
capacity, 960 to $800 in price.
ren, there is nothing too good iD
S. M. N obler ,
We have just received at the these diggin's.
Coquille,Ore.
hands of E. Hofer, editor o f the
The Church of Redeemed Israel
Remomber that everything is be­ Salem Capital Journal, who it
o f this city held their annual busi­
ing dose to make tbe play “ Mrs. seems is a practical strawberry, ness meeting at their church Fri­
printed
Partington and her son, Ike," one grower, a beautifully
day evening of last week.
D. F.
o f tbe best ever seen iD Coquille. pamplbetof 44'pagee on|the notun-
Deau, U. Root, R. D. Santord, Mrs,
The new scenery is almost com­ important subject o f “ The Straw­ Chas. James and Mrs. U. Root were
pleted «ml tbe Masonic hall will be berry. Industry on tbe Northwest elected trustees, Miss Etta James,
fitted with electrio lights. Admis­ Pacific Coast." This is certainly a secretary and treasurer for one
sion 50 cents; children 25 ceDts. valuable work and will be iudis- year. J. H. James was elected an
All seats reserved. Those coming pensible for those who are growing elder and^O. C. Sanford a deacon.
first will get choice o f seats. Seats this delicious fruit in any consider­ The finances o f the church are ¡ d
able quantities.
on sale r.t Knowlton’s.
; an excellent condition.
Full stock of grass
Knowlton’s drug store.
. « W t f W H H i
Academy Notes
Fine Watches,5 Jewel­
ry, Clocks, Silverware,
Musical Instruments,
Optical Goods.
School begins to fluctuate. Ed-
| ward Lindberg louves us this week
| owing to press of business at home.
1 Wo are sorry to lose him as he ie
a bright bov aud a good student.
! Luinun Rich euteis to take his
place. Ho will tako the Commer­
cial course and eome advanced
studies.
A class in Latin has been formed
and there will be four or five in
that. Any others wishing to take
E. L. Wilson, of Middle creek, it should enter now so as to got an
made our office a pleasant aud even start with the class.
substantial call today.
Several of our students will be
Anyone wishing fine Bine Nile nut taking teachors’ "examination
Peas, apply to W, H, Sohroeder or this week. We hope they will do
credit to themselves.
Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon.
This week finishes up the first
W. T Lewis who has leased the
The
Duncan Urquhart place nt River­ half of the secoud term.
rapidity with which time flies ad­
ton, was in town today.
monishes us to gather up the prec­
Mr. and Mrs. D. Giles, of Myrtle
ious golden moments bofore they go
Point, passed through town today
to waste.
on their way to Bandon, on busi­
ness.
Marshfield Hun.
Fins Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Wilson Jewley Co.
NOTICE!
THE
Prize Baking Powder
Hawkins' Store.
Excellent Green Coffee 8 lbs, fot $1
Mrs. HarringtoD, daughter of . E. N. Harry has accepted the po­
Victor Roast Coffee 5 lbs for $1.
Mr. Croy, of this place, is still very sition of freight agent at tbe depot.
Try a package of Unión Oats and get a Dish— FREE.
low and there is little signs of im­
B orn .— In Marshfield, Feb. 2,
provement.
1903, to tho wife of R. H. Noble, a
At W. T. Button’s the Bicycle son.
denier, you will fiad all kinds of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Flanagan
bargains in bioycles and bicycle
will leave shortly for San Francisco
sundries. Call and get prices.
to be present at tbe wedding of
brother, Jonh
Rev. B. J. Hoadley, of Myrtle Mrs. Flanagan j
D E A LE R IN -
Point, was down on a visit with W. Proctor, which occurs on the lltli
Rey. Myers, of this city, on Satur­ inst.
day, and Mr. Myers returned with
J. W. Bonebrake intended to
him.
take his wife to a hospital in Port­
Hundreds ot satisfied patrons land this week but was unable to
testify to the superior fitting of secure passage on the steamer Ho­
spectacles.
Write.
I will call. mer, and Mrs. Bonebrake’s heaith
M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point Op­ will not permit her to make the
tician.
c o q u il l e c i t y
regon
trip overland.
Write to C. A . Snow A Co., op­
(Myrtle Potnt Enterprise.1
posite the U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, D. C., for anything
Dr. C. W. Ransom has returned
you want to know about patents, to Portland, where he will remain.
trade marks and copyrights.
J. A. Giles has gone to Seattle
Office— Up-sta'rs noar Postoffice.
A new cook stove, just used six where he has secured employment.
weeks, goiDg at a bargain, also
Cecil Carter has disposed of hi»
utensils, wash tub, wash board,
interests in the furniture factory
etc., at Burton’s the Furniture aod
and retired from the business.
Bicycle dealer.
W. T. Kerr, of Port Orford, pass­
J. C- Shields, who recently sold ed through town Thursday en
a placo across the riyer to Mrs. route home from a business visit to
McAdams, has closed a deal for n Los Angles, Cal.
60-acre place joiD g that of J. A.
William Stillwell,
wife
and
Doak on the lower river.
daughter, of Montreal, Canada, ar­
J. H. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, rived hero this week for a visit
was in this city on Friday looking with Mrs. Stillwell’s sister, Mrs. W.
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT
after business matters, having been H. Walker.
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
to the bay side. He was accom­
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC
The
good
roads
convention
for
panied by his daughter, Miss Ruth.
this district which was held at
Will Mast has resigned bis posi­ Myrtle Point, last Friday, was well
tion nt the electric light plant at attended and much interest was
Johnson’s mill and anticipates go­ shown. The meeting was called to
ing to San Francisco to take a order by J. Honry Schroeder, vice
course in electricity. Mr. Edwin president of the county club. R. C.
Sohroder is now filling his place.
Dement
was elected president;
Having had many years of experience iu this line
Charles Christopher, of southern Louis Strong, vice president; E. W.
wo are prepared to give all the
Hermann,
treasurer,
and
S.
E.
Ohio, who has speDt the past four
best of satisfaction.
Johnson,
secretary.
Interesting
months at Myrtle Point, passed
and
instructive
remarks
were
made
- Coquille, Oregon.^
through town with brn family yes­
terday on their way to the bay to by members of the club, the object
get a steamer for San Francisco, of the organization being to get
government aid in the matter of
being eDronte to their borne.
building roads.
The club will
When you feel blue and tha t meet the first Saturdays in January
everything goes wrong, take adose April, July andOctobor.
of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liv­
er Tablets.
They will cleanse and
Pleasant Htil Items.
invigorat e your stomach, regulate
your bo wels, give you a relish for
The high water has left plenty of
I find / am ouer stocked in Plows which I do not wish
your food and make you feel that
in this old world is a good place to wrork as considerable fencing has to carry ouer so offer them at the following prices:
live.
For sale by R. S. Knowlton, washed away. The big slab pile at
Minard’s mill went off by tho high
Rev. Adolph Haberly has been water and was scattered along the
preparing an oniline study of the river banks. The water raised the
life of Christ, at the request of a mill but little damage was done. A
number of bis congrtgation. He few bridges went out on the cast
will take up the life aud work of fork.
Christ on earth iu its chronological
Miss Letha Krantz foil last Sun­
order, following Christ from place
to place and considering his words day and broke her collar bone. Dr.
and miracles in the order in which Leep was called and set it and time
they occnrred. Anyone wishing to will relieve the pain.
take this coarse of study can do so,
J. B. Smith thinks tho. panthers
and are welcome; pencil, book snd are catching his calves.
These are the uery best Plows made and are sold under an
a bible being tbe only requisitas.
E. W. and Grant Harry Jlost part absolute guarantee to giue satisfaction or money refunded.
T be first meeting will be held
of the ship knees they had in tho
about Tuesday, Feb. 24tb, at 7:30
river bv the high water. They were
p. m.
having them sawed at the Minard
The little differences between tbe mill.
railroad managemeut aud train
The Pleasant Hill school will be
bands having been amicably set­
out about tbe 26th of this month.
tled, locomative No. 2 biongbt over
Carrying mail on sleighs was not
a long train o f care of various kinds
on Friday afternoou, the first a success on the Coos bay road.
train to this place since 'the high They run too hard to make time and
water, There was a large quantity was discontinued.
of freight which was very much
There was quite a land slide a
needed, while a portion was of a mile below Moser's creamery on the
perishable natare'.and should hare county road, also one near A. J.
been used at once. We understand Maysc’ s on tbe wagon read.
that the track is in such shape that
Rev. Crumley is up with bis fam­
it is not likely there will be auy
more trouble this spring between ily. He preached two sermons Feb.
this place and the bay, while the l i t at Pleasant Hill and held a
L. G. B,
damage above here amounts to bat basket dinner.
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Our Pie Fruits consists of
little, till tbe North Fork bridge is
The crowned hends o f every nation,
reached where a long trestle is
Apricots, gallon tins, 30 cents .
The rick men, poor men and minora,
somewhat disarranged, bnt will not
All join in paying tribute to
Peaches,
35 ’’
Dewitt’ s Little Enrly Kisers.
require a great while for repairs.
H. Williams, San Antonio, Tex.,
40 "
Cherries,
writes: Little Early Riser Pills are
Manager Wanted.
the best I over used in my family.
35 "
Pears,
“
I unhesitatingly recommend thorn to
Trustworthy .cither sex, by whole­
Our
Table
Fruits
consists
of
It. S. Knowlton.
A telephone message was re­ sale merchandise company of solid everybody.
Peaches,
20 cents.
ceived by T. A. Walker, o f this, financial standing, to manage local
’ city, one day last week from Salem representatives who will organize
Apricots, .......
15 "
! to the effect that the legislature clubs among consumers.
40 per
hud taken action on the petition cent saved for oar customers. Busi­
25 “
Pears
recently presented by C. E. Nichol- 1 ness no oxperiment bnt a proven
\
Cherries,
25 “
; sou, of Marshfield, asking that the success. Salary $18 per week, ex­
open senson for steel head salmon penses advauced. Experience un­
lie extended till tbe let of Mnrcb, necessary. Address D. B. Clarkson,
that the request of tbe petition was1 Mgr., 334 Dearborn St., Chicago,
ARAGO. OREGON.
granted. This gives our fishermen HL
We guarantee every can of tho above named articles to be exactly a*
Throughhred cockerels from $1 up,
one more month in which to catch
ateelhends for the Elihn Thomp­
I represented.
and eggs $1 per setting.
fiue room house
son. the coal storage vessel lying
Also Scotch-Collies pup« of the very
O l l U p and two lots.
at Marshfield awaiting a cargo of
finest strain on sale.
' these fish.
Inquire at this Office.
O. C. SA N F O R D
ESTATE.
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R en ts H o u se s and F a rm s, D oes a
G eneral A g en cy B u sin ess.
/New Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Golden Building
O L IV E R
PLO W S;
12 in wood beam Oliver,
12 in steel beam Oliver,
14 in wood beam Oliver,
14 in steel beam Oliver.
H. S. KRIBS,
-
$13 00
14 00
¡5 00
16 00
Coquille, Ore.
Canned
W e have on hand a large and well
selected stock which we are offer­
ing at the following prices:
Bull* Ply moiitli Rock
Poultry F arm ,
Les* Strauss 6 Cos
Copper-riveted
Overalls
Wo also carry Haywards Tomatoes at 10 cents per
J, R. Stillwell, prop can
and the celebrated Lion brand corn at 15 oeuts,
2 for 25 cents.
A
Cnnn ^
LYONS’ STORE.