Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, March 24, 1903, Image 3

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    Kribs sells the Oliver plow.
Onion sets at Kanemstz's.
Buy your garden tools at Kribs’.
Delicate Surgical Operation.
Suow Flake flour at Periy’a
Ouiou sets and garden seeds Ht
Canned pineapples at Lyons’
An operation was performed yes­
Store.
•
A. Wright was oyer from the bay | Kuowltou's.
terday on John Pierce, who has
L O C A L ITEM S.
Due ami Mir mg-t-nt li harrows at jenter'la;’.
Mr, Livesay, of Baudon, visited been lying sick and partially para­
Kribs’ .
Try the cauued asparagus at a day or so in town Iasi week.
lyzed at the Central hotel for some
Older Peart’s coai.
, Ladies' hats below cost at Mrs. Lyons’ Store.
For good hay, place your older weeks. His physicians found that
15uy n Lliuze piauo.
Sugg’s.
A farm to lense for 6 years. Ap­ with Z. C. Strang at the Eiupor- the paralysis was caused by pres-
Atteud Ibe Calico Carnival.
E. D. Myers, of Lee, was iu towu ply at tms oflice.
suie on the I rain ami for the relief
| inm.
of this, the operation was performed
ou Friday.
Writing tablets, pens, pencils.
For good apples go to Draue.
. .s*
» w ' K . - r
When you want hay, call ou R.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
by Dr. Mingus, assisted by Drs.
John Flynn, o f the Dora section,: etc., at the New Drug Store,
Sour pioklea in bulk at L yon»’.
, B. Ray, ur Z. C- Strang at the E m -!
Gross, Straw and Horsfall.
was in towu yesterday.
The Emporium is headquarters porium.
Calico Carnival at Masonic Hall
The heud was shaved, uud ufter
Full stock of grass seeds at for Indies aud gents underwear.
Thursday nigbt.
Several good dairy cows aud also antiseptic precautions were tuken
Knowlton’a drug store.
R. g. Knowlton keeps Inter- some calves for sale.
Call at this! a horseshoe flat wus made ovei the
Coal from Peart’s mine is on
Perfumery— the finest imported uutioual Stock and Poultry Food. oflice.
the market again.
fissure of Rolando. A cut was made ,
— at the New Drng Store.
j
For fine cigars go to the Ne
For the best of fresh standard down to the bone and the skull was
George Norris, o f Fairview, was
Hats, hats for everybody at Mrs. Drug 8tore, Dr. G. A. Churchman, patent medicines go to the New was trephined, a piece of bone about
in town Saturday.
j proprietor.
Moou's, Saturday, March 28tb.
Drng Store.
one half an inche in diameter being
Millinery opening at Mrs. Moon’s
For fresh cookies, dougbnnts,
0 h a h . Dodge, o f Myrtle Point,
The prices will surprise you on taken out. The membrane of the
Saturday, March 28th.
etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant men and boys clothing at the brain was then opened and a con­
was down this way on Saturday.
j Front street.
THE
Three papers of garden seeda for
siderable amount of fluid escaped.
Emporium.
Highest market ptice paid for
J. T. Hartley the stock man of
10 cents ai Kuowltoo’s.
Tho wound was closed with inter­
E. C. Holland and J. F. YVyatt,
chickens at Johnson Dean & Co.’s Fairview, had business in town the
rupted sutures of silk.
Carl Heller, of McKiuley, had
o f the Bulletin, were iu Marshfield
Mrs. Viola Elliott was very ill j latter part o f the week,
business in town Saturday.
The brain tissues looked normal
a
few
days
last
week.
last week, but is much improved
yi;88 Hattie Dunham went to
and healthy, and although Mr.
The Emporium is d otin g cut its at present.
Dr. J. Curtis Snook, dentist, will
San Franciaoo on the Chico. She go to Bandon, Monday March 30th, Pierce is (>2 years of age there is a
stock of rope, nails, nud saws.
good prospect of his complete re­
Attorney E. G. D. Holden, of , will be gone some time.
aud remain several days.
Delf, Crockery and Chinaware at this city, made Myrtle Point a
covery.
F
ob
S
ale
.
-
One
new
heavy
wagon
Skeels’, successor to Win. Kicb.
Anyone having a good strong
two days’ visit last week.
The operation was a very delicate
In-
— 3|—and two good horses.
workhorse for sale will do well to one,. much more so than is usually
Cilia. A. Metlin, of Marshfield,
W. H. Lytton and son-in-law, quire at the H ebald office.
call at the H erald office.
was over to this city on Vlonday.
Victor Roast Coffee 5 lbs fo r $1.
performed outside a fully equipped
Edward Wires, of Fairview, made
Charley Butler, of Myrtle Point,
Knowlton has received his stock hospital,
For nice prepared horseradish, as a pleasant call on Friday.
Try
a
package
o f Union Oats and get a Dish — FREE.
was in town ou Saturday and made of fresh garden seeds.
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Farmers
go to P. E. Drane’» meat market.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. S. Dean, of our oflice a substantial call.
hould make a note of this.
l.ee Items-
Knowlton’s writing tablets, pen­ Myrtle Point, went to Baudon on
J. F. Cox, of Bandon, went to the
Anyone wishing fine Blue Nile
cil tablets and pencils are the very Wednesday and visited a day or so.
Beautiful weather at present and
Point the latter part of the week to Peas, apply to YV, H. Schroeder or
best.
everyone around here is imp/oving
T. A. King, of Marshfield, was prove up ou bis homestead.
Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon.
Be sure to atteud tbo Calico over Friday and looked at some
the time by building fences and
-D E A L E R IN
Standard-bred White Plymouth
H. M. Fish, o f BandoD. came up
Carnival at Masonic Hall Thursday property with a view to purchas­
planting garden, etc.
Rocks (Hazelwood strain.) Eggs
Friday
and
visited
with
friends
on
nigbt.
Several logging camps are run­
ing.
fifteen for $1.00
F. M. Gevrez.
Fishtrap, returning yesterday.
ning at full speed in this vicinity.
Nice, fresh, ready prepared
Mrs. J. W. Nosier
was quite
Capt. H. E. YY’ilcox and Frank There are about 2000 logs in the
The Norway school district is in
horseradish kept at P. E. Drane’s poorly from her rheumatic afflic
need o f a teacher.
Application Snow, of the McKinley section, river waiting for a raise to run
market.
tion several davs lust week, bat is may l e made to G. 8. Davis, Nor­ were in town yesterday doing some them out, but it is very doubtful if
Mr. Bud Mrs. Riley Clinton, of improving now.
trading.
they are run out this Bpring.
way.
the upper river, wore in town shop­
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Barker, who
W anted —A position by a first-
F or S ale .— Eight Lead of dairy
There were several homestead
ping on Friday.
olass machinist and engineer. Will cows, some fresh sod others com­ and timber filings before U. S. have spent the winter with Mrs.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
The Mesdames MoCue, o f near furnish tools and keep machenery ing in, and fifteen head o f shoata Commissioner Dodge at Myrtle Barker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler,
moved
up
to
Fairview
Parkersburg, were in town shop­ in repair. B. per. C oquille H er ­ and two sows.
J. Q uick .
Point last woek.
last week where Mr. Barker con­ R n n ts H o u s e s
and F a r m s , D o es a
ald .
ping yesterday.
Hundreds ot satisfied patrons templates logging in the near
Miss Lillie Desn started on her
Grandpa Price has been quite return to Portland yesterday. She testify to the superior fitting of
If yon have a house or baru to
G
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n
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r
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A
g
e
n c y B u s in e s s .
future.
move, oall ou or address W. A. poorly at the home o f bis son, Rev. was accompanied as far as Marsh­ spectacles.
YVrite.
I will call.
Jack Mast nud wife, of McKinley,
Office— Up-stairs near Postoffice.
C- D. Price, north cf towD, for the field by her sister, MisB Leona M. G. Pobl, the Myrtle Point Op­
Goodman, Coqnille City.
visited relatives nt this place Satur­
tician.
For bargains in the grocery line past two weeks He ¡s improving Dean.
day and Sunday.
call on C. M. Skeels, successor to some at present.
The Chico arrived iu .tbe river
YVe are sorry to hear of the ill­
Mrs. C M. Skeels went t > Bau­
Judge and Fred Schroeder were Friday morning with ten pass­ don the last o f the week to see her ness of Mrs. James Freeman. It is
Win. Rich, at the old stand.
It. E. Shine and Otto Schetter down from Arago yesterday on engers aud 109 tons of freight. daughter, Mrs. Chas. Lorenz, who feared she has consumption.
with
Fred She takes a cargo of lumber at is quite ill from a cold and the
paid the county sent a hurried business connected
Mrs. George Stevenson aDd Mrs.
Linegar taking chaige o f the post- Parkersburg.
grip.
visit on Saturday afternoon.
Hastings, of Coquille, are visiting
office at this place, he having re­
W . F. Kenedy, who is chief me­
The Johnson Bros.’ new soda Mrs. Waters, of this place.
T o make room for her spring ceived his appointment-
chanic at the logging camp near works building is taking on a coat
Miss May Chandler, o f this place,
stock o f ladies’ hats Mrs. Hngg
Dr. Mingus was over yesterday the King place on the isthmus, of paint. This gives tbeir new and is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee
will sell her present stock at prices
and informs us that oar friend, J. was iu town yesterday between commodious place of business a Mast, of McKiulev.
Cheer up,
below cost. See her bargains.
C. Pierce, upon whom he oper­ trains.
H e is suffering fiom a neat and tidy appearance.
Clyde.
$1 GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT
We have a neat dairy farm to
ated recently, and of which will be severs cold bat is on gaining
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES
Rev. R. G. Sumerlin preached at
reut yet. A good team and wagon
I
f
you
baye
rheumatism,
try
found in another column, is get­ ground.
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
the
Methodist
church
last
Sunday.
goes with the place.
Several
Kellett’s Oil of Eden and Sweet
ting along nicely, having passed
good dairy cows and some hogs for
W. M. Lyster, of Gardiner, is i d Spirits of Eden, pnt up by the There was quite a crowd present.
&
the danger line.
town looking around with a view California Co-Operative Medical
sale.
Charley Bennett, c f Gravel Ford,
L.
R.
Robertson
was
over
from
to spending the season here.
Mr. Co,
For sale by R. S. Knowlton. comes up this way- quite often.
Walter Drane started for his
Eden Valley place yesterday. He Marshfield several days last week L. is an expert cheese maker, a Mrs. Dr. J.T.McCormac.of Marsh­ There seems to be some attraction
dickering with the parties who are grnduate from our State Agricul­
goes alone this time. but will re­
field, who spent several days in up here for him.
turn in two or three weeks for Mrs. going to put u d the telephone line tural College, and comes highly this place aDd Baudon last week on
Hardee Mast made a flying trip
from this place to Arago, makiug recommended.
Drane.
business matters connected with to Coquille last VVednesday.
arrangements to furnish the in­
Having had many years of experience in this lino
List your renl estate with me. the Degree of Honor, returned
Quite a number of our citizeus struments.
we are prepared to give all the
WIRTH-CUTLIP-
On
Coos
river
I
am
having
more
calls
for
prop­
home
Friday.
are beginning their spring clean­ w DeL aval cream separators—the
beBt of satisfaction.
Tuesday,
March
17,
1903,
YVillfred
erty
than
I
can
supply,
especially
ing up nud it should he kept up till
There will be a meeting of the L. Wirth and Iva B. Cutlip. Justice
oidd's standard--every style and dairy farms. The investors all see
oar town presents a much neater size, hand aud power, home aud
me before buying, and if you wish Prohibition Alliance, at the M. E. W. H. S. Hyde, officiated.
appearance.
factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in to sell at a fair figure, I can cer­ church, A p ril3 , 1903, at 8 p. m.
88R8R
Tho wedding took place at the
the P. A. will
For International Stock and capacity, '850 to $800 inprice.
tainly do you good service. O. C. All members o f
farm
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cutlip
pleRse be present.
S. M. N obler ,
Ponltrv Food, the beet preparation
Sanford, the real estate man.
and the affair was a beautiful home
J ohn P axbon ,
Coqnille,Ore.
to keep your herds ard (locks in
wedding in the presence of near
There
are
several
logging
camps
Secretary
flue condition, see R. S. Knowlton,
Preaching at
the Christian
relatives and friends. The ceremony
I busy on the 8ontb Coqnille. Geo.
the druggist.
Chas. Frederick who has been
church next
Suuday morning.
| Herman, however, has suspended engineer on the Dispatch for sever­ was performed by Justice of the
En­
Peace YV. H. S. Hyde, in on impres­
Pinkstou and George Laird re­ Sunday School at 10 a. m.
work for a few weeks. It is cal-
turned from their visit to San Frnu- deavor at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting i cnlated that there will be a sum- al years, has resigned bis position sive manner.
cisco by the Chico on Fiidny. Wednesday evening, lender, Mrs. i her of camps established in that and will go to Portland by this Al­
Many valuable gifts were received
/ find I am ouer stocked in Plows which I do not wish
liance, having a position awaiting and hearty congratulations- were ex­
Subject: “ Pastor and
The boys had a good time and en-I Paterson.
| sectiou the coming summer.
him on hie arrival.
T. F. Lewis tended to the happy couple,asumpt- to carry ouer so offer them at the following prices:
I People, .Their Relation.
joyable trip.
Frank Ticheuer, son-in-law of dow manipulstes the throttle of the ious wedding dinner was spread to
Miss Dell Fox, who ’ ns held a j YV. H. Walker, arrived in Myrtle Dispatch.
The Coqnille Ice & Cold Stror-
which all the guests did ample jus­
|
position
in
the
Daily
Coast
Mail
nge plant will be ready for busi­
| Point last Saturday where he met
It is claimed that the railroad tice.
ness the first o f next month I office at Marshfiield. came over on . his wife who was visiting with her
The bride and groom are two of
Creamery patrons should ranke a Friday fora visit with her patents, ! parents.
It is stated that Mr. managers are doiDg Myrtle Poiut
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fox, of this city Tichener will do some insurance a great injaBtice by not repairing Coos county’s most estimable young
note of this.
people and will reside ou the YVirth
V. N. Perry, o f this city, went to as well as many friends, having business in Coos coauty and down the track and roadbed so ns to be
able to ran trains to that place. place uear the creamery.— Mail.
Marshfield Thursday to attend the takeu a trip up and down the river, the coast.
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The people o f that town say they
I. O. O. F. celebration and to visit She returns tomorrow.
Mr. Fenton, the stage man, is subscribed and paid n liberal
Academy Notes.
his daughters, the Mesdames Till-
F or S ale . —One hundred and preparing to put on several more
bonus for the road and they think
ison and Koontz.
6ixty acres.
One and one-half teams and vehicles this summer in
One now uame added to our reg­
they are entitled to benefits o b ­
million
feet
white
cedar
logs,
also
C. A. Mael has taken the agency
older to accommodate the expeoted tained by hnviDg regular trains ister this week. We have now gone
These are the very best Plows made and are sold under an
2000
smaller
trees
suitable
for
pil­
for the California Perfumery Co.,
increase iu travel. He intends to reach the place.
beyond the record of last term.
Situ­ be able to put passengers through
and while ha is unable to work will ing and telephone poles.
absolute
guarantee to give satisfaction or money refunded.
The spring term will open next
The G. A. R. cirle of Myrtle
tak- orders for all kinds o f per­ ated 2J miles south o f Prosper. comfortably and rapidly from
It will continue until oar
Point gave an entertainment Satur­ week.
fumery extracts, soap, face pow. Inquire of L. It. Edmunds, Bau­ Myrtle Point to Rosebnrg.
day evening at the opera honse in classes have finished the work pre­
ders, tooth powders, face wash, etc., dot!, Oregon.
F. E. Scofield, of the Fairview that city, was a success in every scribed by the coarse. Wo expect
etc.
A party consisting o f F. D. Kin- section, was in town on Wednes-
particular.
The amateurs who that fiom eight to twelve -veeks will
There is a splendid farm at Row­ yon, E. L. Thompson, a Mr. and
. .day on his return from a trip to took parts ou the stage Acquitted be required.
land Prairie which baa over one Mrs. Smith, Jas, Gagner
A lunch was
H' I " j Canada.
He saw couutry with themselves well.
We expect to retain most of the
hondred acres ready for the plow aw, F. J, Qnelter aud a Mr. High- w|jicb be seemed very favorably
served at the G. A. R- hall after pupils now in
attendance and
for rent or sale. Someone should j tower, mostly of Aberdeen, Wash- impressed while np there, and be
adjournment that was spoken of as have promise of others beside.
inqnire into this matter as ninch ington, passed through town Fri- informs us that the opportunities
a very enjoyable affair. Tho or- Wo have a term of hard work be­
hay will be needed iu this vicinity. , day ou their way to Cutry connty far a yonng mau to get a start are
chestr furnished music for the en­ fore ub and hope it will Drove
Inquire at the H erald office.
where they expect to take np tim- very good.
tertainment.
profitable.
The management will
The hardwood sawmill near the b*«’ claims in the Port Orford sec-
make oil possible effort to have it
MyrUe
Point
is'
said
to
have
a
The
Sbarpless
Tubular
separator
mouth o f Catching creek has been j *'on-
BO.
♦ « •> «
—
Rawing lumber several days, bav-
Calico Carnival at Masonic Hall was by a majority of the students very fair orchestra which is com­
ho
U>8 l®,e ®boit course of the posed o f Gus Ernest,Chester Bend­
ing been pnt in first class shape. Thursday evening, \fnmh
Cbas. YY'atson. of Cunningham,
The hardwood enterprise has been the C. E. society of
„« the Christian i 9 rpROn Dairy school at Corvallis er, Norman Dodge, William Giles, near town, having purchased the
of great benefit to tbs up-river peo- church. Ladies wear calico dress- j “ Mt cloeed> ™ ,ed the best separator Urban Gray, Henry Harris and stock of fino thoroughbred Brown
Daisy Dodge, pianist. Two clari­
pie already, and it will drop many ! P8)
gentlemen wear calico ties. ! rbere Â
were four .-other make8 of
Leghorn chickens of R. D. Sanford,
nets, two cornets, violin and slide
thousands of dollars iu that vicin- Gentlemen bring thimble, needle | 8eDara‘ or8 cotnpebug.
will be able to fill orders for eggs
trombone
are
used.
It
is
said
that
W. M. Burgess,
W e a ls o h a v e a n ic e , f r e s h s to c k o f
ity this season.
' and thread. Ladies bring one-half
for hutching purposes nt 50 cents
the players all have excellent talent I
Agent for Coos County.
per setting.
Hon. S. B. Herman and family pound carefully cat carpet rags.
G
r o c e r ie s .
and with a little more practice they
arrived at their home in Myrtle Admission 15 cents, including re­
On the evening o f the fifth Snn-
will become very efficient.
They
«erD on t forget that with every $2.50 purchase you get a Load of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Point last Saturday.
Since the freshments.
A fine o f 5 cents j day, March 29, 1903, a gospel
have been engaged to play for the
United States Lind Offioo.
legislature adjourned Mrs. Her­ will be imposed upon any lady temperance service, undor the ana
YY’ood F R E E !
closing exercises o f the Myrtle
Rosebnrg, Oregon, Feb. 13,1903.
man's health has been qnile poor­ falling to wear a calico dress or pices o f the W. C. T. U., will be
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Point Academy for wbich more
ly, hence their long stay in Rose- bring carpet rags, or any gentle­ held in the M. E. church.
with the provision« of the act of Congress
The
than usual preparations are being of Jane 3, 1878, entitled “ An not for the sale
burg. Mr. Herman’s constituents men who does not wear a calico Union have selected Brother Mnl-
o f timber lands in theHtates o f California,
made.
are well pleased with bis official tie or bring thimble, etc.
All are key as speaker for the evening.
C regon, Nevada,find Washington Territory’ ’
The fine weather dnriDg the | as extended to «11 the Pablic Land States
efforts in the Honse of Representa­ Invited to come and help make the Miss Coffey will have charge o f the
week past has clothed the Coqnille by act of Aagast 4, 1892,
tives.
social a success.
music. All cordially invited.
ARTHUR MORGAN,
valley
in its rich verdure. Farm­
M. E. D ahuff ,
ers have been busy with the plow o f Marshfield, connty o f Coos, Htste of
M rs . H ungate ,
President
Oregon, has this day filed in this oflice his
and plans are being made for n sworn statement No. 4447. for the pnrehnse
Secretary.
bn&y aud profitable season. The o f the N.W. X . of N.E. M of Sec. No.
Myrtle Point has a fine tnrnpike tillera-of the soil realize that this 32 in Township No. 27 S. Range No. 11 W.
and will offer proof to show that the land
aud graveled road leafing into country has Dever had so good a sought is more valuable for its timber or
town from the South Fork • for m a r k e t at good prices a h those pre­ stone than for ngricaltnral purposes and
establish his claim to said land before
which credit is due people aloog vailing at this time, and the pros­ to
W. U. Douglas. U. 8. Commissioner for
S . IYI N O S L E R , P rop .
the route. The eutrance to town pect are good for the future. The Oregon at 51 srshfleld, Oregon, on Friday,
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♦he
1st
dav
of
May.
1903.
He
names
ns
from the Middle Fork is not a very usxi fiteye&is siii deveiope won­
witnesses: W. H. Morgan, Jesse Smith.
Highest p r ic e paid for Fredi Unworked Butter, Butter-fat And
creditable one, in fact it is Baid to derful improvements if the penplo John Thorntbwaite, o f Marshfield, Oregon.
be the worst road from Rosebnrg will embrace all the opportunities F. K. Taylor, of Fairview. Oregon.
Cream. Milk, Cream nod Batter sold at retail.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
to Myrtle Point. It ¡6 a pity that that are b j fure them. Those «h o
the above described 's o d s are requested to
such corditions ex'st. It leaves a m«y lie in M rnigbtenfj circum­ file their claims in this office on or before
bad impression on the minds o f stances no*, with industry can be­ said 1st day of May, 1908.
J. T. RR1DOKS.
strangers e >ming to the country.
Hold on monthly installments, or discount i j c cud.
come well-to-do and comfortable.
Register. ’
¿'dtyLillf Citi3
Fine Watches, Jewel­
ry, Clocks, Silverware,
Musical Instruments,
Optical Goods.
Wilson Jewley On.
NOTICE!
Prize Baking Powder
Hawkins’ Store.
Excellent Green Coffee 8 lbs, for $1
0. C. SANFORD
REAL
ESTATE.
/New Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Coquille, Oregon.
Golden Building
OLIVER
PLOW S.
12 in wood beam Oliver, $13 00
12 in steel beam Oliver, 14 00
14 in wood beam Oliver, 15 00
14 in steel beam Oliver. 16 00
H. S. KRIBS,
-
Coquille, Ore.
LADIES.
•we w ie li to call yoior attention to our
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
and. aslc you to call and. g-e our prices.
Lyons' ’
__m a d e
[Levi Stir m ss c Cos
1
Store.
Coquille City
Creamery,
Copper ’-r iv e te d
O v e : r ^ a L lls
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS