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LOCAL
ITEM S.
Order Peart's coal.
Buy a Hiuzo pinna
For good apples go to Draun.
Boar pickles in bulk nt Lyons’.
County court convenes tomni
row.
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Hats for every body st Mis
Moon’s.
Three papers of garden seeds for
10 centB al Knowltou’s.
Go to Mrs. Skeels to buy your
shoes and save 10 per cent.
The Emporium is closing out its
stock of rope, nails, and saws.
Delf, Crockery and Chinaware at
Skeels’, successor to Win. Rich.
Dont forget to go to Rich’s old
stand to buy shoes of Mrs. Skeels.
Fine ladies’ shirt waists and
summer goods at Mrs. Nosler.s.
For nice prepared horseradish,
go to P. E. Drane’s meat market.
Knowlton’s writing tablets, pen
cil tablets and pencils are the very
best.
\V. M. Burgess, the creamery
man, was up from Riverton yester
day.
Mrs. Skeels has ladies patent
leather Oxford ties with French
h eels.
Nice, fresh, ready prepared
horseradish kept at P. E. Drane’s
market.
Mrs. L. G. Simmons of this city,
is still confined to her room with
cold and grip.
Anyone having some cows to let
will do well to call on W . C. Paxson,
Coqnille City.
I f yon have a house or barn to
move, oall on or address W. A.
Goodman, Coqnille City.
For bargains in the grocery line
call on C. M. Skeels, successor to
Win. Rich, at the old stand.
Canned pineapples at Lyons’
Store.
Disc nml spring-t aith harrows nt
Kribs’ .
Fresh fruits and cabbage»! Mrs.
Nosler’s.
Full stock of grass seeds at
Kuowlton's drug store.
Perfumery—the finest imported
—at the New Drue Store.
Chits. Hall leturned from a trip
to Marshfield on Thursday.
Highest market price paid for
chickens at Johusou Dean & Co.'s
A complete line of embroidery
silks just received at Mrs. Moou’s
J. V. Ham block, of Parkersburg,
wh s up to the county seat Friday.
Ed Price, the Riyertou sawmill
man, was np on buainess yester
day.
Attorney G. M. Short, of Myrtle
Poiut, had business in town Mon
day.
J. W. Mast, of Prosper, was iu
town a couple of days, going home
yesterday.
Our couuty treasurer has called
iu all warrants endorsed prior to
July 1, 1901.
Attorney C. F. McKnigbt hid
business nt the comity seat a day
or so last week.
R. C. Dement, of Myrtle Poiut,
went to the bay in quest of cattle
tbe middle of last week.
Thos. Anderson, of Bandon, who
recently sold out his butchering
business at that place, was iu
town Friday.
E. J. and H. B. Price, of River
ton, were up Saturday ou business
connected with their logging op
erations near that place.
W a n t e d — A position by a first-
class m a ch in ist and en gineer. W ill
fu rn ish tools and keep m aeheuery
in repair. B. per. C o q u il l e H e r
ald .
For International Stock and
Poultry Food, the best preparation
to keep your hords ar.d flocks in
Miss Lizzie Johnson, o f this city, fine conditiou, see R. S. Knowlton,
went to California by the last the druggist.
Chico where she will visit relatives
Alex Wilson, the engineer, late
and friends.
of tbe Coos Bay & Eastern rail
Ed Lasewell, of the Fairview road, spent a day or so in town
section, was in town Saturday, and last week, and extended his visit
reported the roads in a very bad to Myrtle Poiut.
Hiram Huntley, of Douglas
condition again.
couuty, an acquaintance and friend
Rev. Starraer, of Myrtle Point,
of J. F. Wyatt, of the Bulletin, is
came down and took part in the
here looking over the country with
gospel temperance meeting at this
a view of geltiug employment.
place Sunday evening.
W. L. Hayter, of Bandon, was
T o make room for her spring up to town the latter part of the
stock of ladies’ hats Mrs. Sugg week visitiug his daughters, Mrs.
will sell her present stock nt prices Koowlton Bnd Miss Edith, and his
below cost. See her bargains.
many friends.
Even th e H e r a l d
Drane & Ray is the name o f our was remembered.
new moat market firm, R. B. ltay
J. G. Leueve, of Bandon, was up
having interested himself with P. to this place Satuiday aud spent
E. Drane in that popular business. the night with his mother, aud vis
W e have a neat dairy farm to ited other relatives and friends in
The H e r a l d eujoyed a
rent yet. A good team and wagon town.
pleasant
and substantial
goes with the place.
Several very
good dairy cows and some hogs for call.
Eleven schooners took cargoes
sale.
of lumber at our lower river mills
Miss Berlha Wilkins, o f Bandon
last week.
The prospects are that
returned home yesterday from a
at the close of the mouth the out
visit of a week or more with her
put of lumber for the river »ill
sister, Mrs. Nelson Smith, of Halls
far exceed «ny previous month
creek.
recorded.
John Perry, o f Myrtle Point,
Thomas Devereux, of Parkeis-
was on our streets one day last burg, who returned from San Frnu-
week. He is not looking first-rate cisco by the lust Chico, baviug
having been suffering quite severe been to that city on business, was
ly from rheumatism o f late.
in town Thursday aud Friday. Our
Mrs. J. H. Barklow, of Ar ago, office enjoyed au exceedingly pleas
accompanied by her
children, ant visit.
went to visit friends and relatives
There will be a meeting o f the
on the lower river, Thursday. Prohibition Alliance, at the M. E.
Our office bad a pleasant call while church, April 3, 1903, nt 8 p. in.
they were in town.
All members of the P. A. will
The temperance meeting at the please be present.
J ohn P a x so n ,
M. E. church Sunday evening was
S ecreta ry.
largely attended and waaof a high
DeLaval cream aoparators —the
ly eutertaining character, Rev. Mr.
Mulkey’s talk being highly inter world's standard--every style and
size, haod and power, home aud
esting and instructive
Mrs. John Sneed has purchased factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in
the confectionary
business
of capacity, $50 to *800 loprice.
Miss Georgia Leneve on Main
street and will be found at the old
stand in thn future with a full
stock of choice candies, nots, etc.
Wm. Jenkins, o f Myrtle Point,
went to Bnodon Saturday and re
turned yesterday.
He went down
to see his grandanghter, Miss Iris
Cornelius, of that place, who has
been ill for some time, but is much
improved.
E W. Livermore, o f Whatcom,
Washington, paid this section a
visit last week. Mr. L. met sever
al acquaitances while here, among
whom were the Henry families
and J. S. LeBallister. H<* returned
the last of tbe week.
J. S. LeBallister, the logger, who
has been doing some odd jobs of
hauling for dlflerent parties on the
North Fork daring the winter,
brought bis team down the Inst of
the week and has taken them over
to his Fat Elk camp where he will
do a general logging business this
seasoD. His team is iu fine condi-
lion.
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Onion sets ut Kauematz's.
Buy your garden tools at Kribs’*!
Allen Urquhart Suicides.
Ne's Uasrausseu, of Bandon,!
S how Flake flour at Perry's
j went to Marshfield Wednesday.
• The news of the death by suicide
Kl ibs sells the Oliver plow.
Onion sets nnd garden seeds at of Allen Uiquhart reached this
A. W right was oyer from the bay
plnco early yesterday morning. It
I K u o w l t o u ’ s.
yesterday.
seems that through despondency
Miss
Josie
Lyons
is
out
her
mil
Try the canued asparagus nt
l:e concluded to end the troubles
linery business. See her pi ices.
Lyons’ Store.
of this world, and, at about three
For
good
hay,
place
your
order
A farm to lease for 6 years. Ap
o ’clock yesterday morning, at the
with Z. C. Strang at tbe Empor home of his brother Alex, at Riv
ply at this office.
ium.
erton, he placed the muzzle of a
Millii pry nt closingnut price at
When >ou want hay, call ou H. | pistol to his forehead aud sent a
Miss Josie Lyons.
B, Rny, or Z. C. Strang at the Em lesdden missive through bis braiu.
Rev. F. W. Sanderlin, of Bandon,
porium.
Deceased was about 65 years of
was in town yesterday.
•Several good dairy cows and also age, bad never been married, and
Albert Sneed, of Bear creek,
some calves for sale.
Call at this leaves two brothers, Duucau ami
was up to towu Friday.
Alex, beside a number of other
office.
F. E. Hull was up from his home
For the best of fresh standard relatives to mouru his death. The
near Riverton, Friday.
patent medicines go to tbe New funeral takes place at this city to
Uucle George Stauff, of Marsh j Drug Store.
day.
field, come over on Friday.
The prices will surprise you ou
Card of Thanks-
New gloves, velvets, and trim j men and boys clothing at the
mings at Mrs. Moon’s store.
j Emporium.
The relatives of Mrs. S. E. Wil.
Writing tablets, pens, pencils,
Dr. J. Curtis Snook, dentist, will
kins
desire to express, through the
etc., at the New Drug Store.
go to Bandon, Monday March 30th,
columns of the H e r a l d , their sin
The Emporium is headquarters and renmiu several days.
cere thanks to the many friends
for Indies and gents underwear.
A n y o n e h avin g a g o o d stron g and neighbors for the many sets of
R. S. Knowlton keeps Inter w ork h orse for sale w ill d o w ell to kindneas shown, offers of assistance
national Stock aud Poultry Food. call at th e H e r a l d office.
and assistance rendered during her
Jny Tower, of Marshfield, reg
Knowltou has received his stock late illness, death and burial.
istered at Hotel Coquille yester of fresh garden seeds.
Farmers
R e l a t iv e s an d f a m i l y .
day.
hould make a note of this.
J. V. Foster, of Riverton, wns
For the American Cream Separ
For Sale at a Bargain.
among our county 6eat yisitor on ator, the best snd most up to-date
Friday.
tnaebiue, go to J. A. Lamb <fc Co.
My cnamery plant, consisting of
For fine cigars go to the New
Dr. J. T. McCormac, of Marsh engine and byiler, Slmrpless steam
Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Cburchmau, field. was over Thursday looking tnhlar sepaintor, churn, milk and
proprietor.
after his interests at Cedar Point. cream cans, weighing scales and
For fresh cookies, doughnuts,
Standard-bred White Plymouth other utensels. Time given on
etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant, Rocks (Hazelwood strain.) Eggs part or young stock taken in ex
change.
Front street.
fifteen for $1.00
F. M. Gevrez.
J. Quick. Coquille, Or-
Grandma Price, o f Ibis city, who
Hundreds oi satisfied patrons
I irs been right poorly for some testify to the superior fitting of
R. G. Sumerliu, of the North
time, is improving.
spectacles.
Write.
I will call. Fork, was iu to see us this morn
S. M. Nosier will soon be pre M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point Op ing.
pared to furnish ice cream in tician.
When you buy 50 cents worth of
wholesale and retail lots.
If you haye rheumatism, try
embroidery silk at a time Mrs
F. W. Wright, of Arago, made Kellett’s Oil of Eden and Sweet Moon gives you a beautiful doileyl.
onr office a very pleRsant and sub Spirits of Eden, put up by the
California Co-Operative Medical
As we go to preps we learo I hat
stantial call one day last week.
Co,
For sale by R. S. Knowlton. Dr. Hodson, an aged pioueer ia
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Strong, o f
Chas. Watson, of Cunningham, very low and likely to pass away
Myrtle Point, went to Bandon,
at any time.
Saturday,on business and pleas ire. near town, having purchased the
stock o f fine thoroughbred Brown
Golden Washing Compound—
M a r r ie d . — I n Msrshfield, March
Leghorn chickens of R. D. Sanford, The greatest preparation ever
23. 1903, Winfield Langworthy,
will be able to fill orders for eggs compounded for saving labor, fuel,
and Miss Myrtle Hoppins, by Rev.
for hatching purposes at 50 cents soap, and cloths. The best article
R. C. Lee.
per setting.
known for removing grease, paints,
Dave Collier, of this city, de
S. M. Nosier, of the Coquille etc., from the clothes. Unexcelled
parts for San Francisco this week
For
by way of Ashland where ho will City Creamery, mode a canvassing for cleaning wood work etc.
tour down tbe river Tuesday nnd sale at I. X. L. Store, Coquille and
visit for a while.
Mrs. J. M. Perkins, Bandon, Mrs.
Chns. Moomaw, the barber, has Wednesday of last week and secur
ed orders for one steam boiler and Lottie Davis. Agent,
been in the shop o f Ralph Nosier
ten De Laval cream separators
while Ralph has beeD under the
beside securing some business for
weather a few dnys.
his creamery.
Grandpa Dean, of this place,
List your real estate with me
who has been suffering from a
severe cold for several days, is I am having more calls for prop
erty thaD I can supply, especially
about all right again.
dairy farms. The investors all see
F or S a l e .— E igh t head o f dairy
me before buying, nnd if yon wish
co w s , som e fre s h and oth ers c o m
to sell nt n fair figure, I can cer
in g in . and fifteen h ead o f shoats
tainly do you good service. O. C.
and tw o sow s.
J. Q u ic k .
Sanford, the real estate man.
Dr. Horsfall
passed through
Aaron Wilson, who has been one
town yesterday on his way to see
Mrs. Abernethy, who was recently of the efficient elerks in the Lyons
Let us W ade Right into
thrown from a horse and some store for several months, has his
the Subject
plans all laid and arrangements
what hurt.
The 1903 season will be the great
Miss Lizzie Price, of this plaoe, perfected for the erection of a neat
Mr. est bicyclo season ever known. The
who was an assistant teacher at little creamery at Bridge.
our Academy during the winter, Wilson has made a tboiongh can finest equipped nml most up-to-date
has accepted
the Cunuinghara vas of the field and finds that a wheels that Coquille riders ever laid
fairly good business can be doue their eyes on will be kept in stock
school for this summer.
this year, and that bv next season,
Uncle Doc L o w p , of Bandon, with the assurance of a creamery at right prices, and if you want oue
made onr office n pleasant oall being operated in their midst, that say so.
I want your trade, and I am en
on Thursday evening, be having the farmers will turu their atten
came up to see D. T., Jr., and fam tion to dairy cows and that a large titled to it, because I havo good
ily since their late return from Cal business will be assured next sea goods, right prices, and can serve
you well. You don’t expect any
ifornia.
son. We congratulate the citizens
S. T. West, a later arrival fron of that community on securing so more, but you want that much, don’t
the sound country in Washington, thoroughly reliable and competent you.
To be brief, try us and our goods,
an expert bent builder, now occu n persou as Mr. Wilson to start
pies the little shop at the rear of buc I i an enterprise among them. nnd our way of treating you, and if
the Little barn and is prepared to Mr. Wilson will have this creamery you like us try us again. I want
your business. Enough said.
receive orders in that line of work. in operation by May 1st.
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L. N. Barnes, the expert packer
Skeels Bargain Shoe Sale.
who was here a short time ago
looking for a suitable location for
Iu order to make room fer more
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r packing house, has concluded to
new shoes, will close out the old
United States Land Office.
locate at Bandon, having partly
Rosebnrg, Oregon, Feb. 13, 1003.
stock of shoes bought of Wm.
moved to that place last Wednes
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Rich, at less than cost.
with the provisions of the act of Congress
day.
1903
SEASON.
Leep & Fish.
o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale
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Fine Watches, Jewelry, Clocks,
Silverware, Musical Instruments,
Optical goods.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Wilson .lewley Co.
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NOTICE!
Prize Baking Powder
Hawkins’ Store.
Excellent Green Coffee 8 lbs, for $1
Victor Roast Coffee 5 lbs fo r $1.
Try a package o f Union Oats and get a Dish— FREE.
0 . C. SANFORD
-D E A L E R IN
REAL
ESTATE.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
R e n ts H o u se s and F a rm s, D o es a
G en era l A g e n c y B u s in e s s .
Office— Up-Btairs near Postoffice.
Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Having had many years of experience in this line
we are prepared to give nil thn
best of satisfaction.
Coquille, Oregon.
Golden Building
2888868
OLIVER
PLO W S.
/ find / am ouer stocked in Plows which I do not wish
to carry ouer so offer them at the following prices:
12 in wood beam Oliver, $13 00
12 in steel beam Oliver, 14 0 0
14 in wood beam Oliver, 15 00
14 in steel beam Oliver. 16 00
These are the uery best Plows made and are sold under an
absolute guarantee to giue satisfaction or money refunded.
H, S. KRIBS,
-
Coquile, Ore.
A Few Bargains!
A Philippine souviner button Coquille Cily Precinct Republican Primary. o f timber lands in the States o f California,
C regon, Nevada.and Washington Territory”
made from 11 captured cannon for
S. M. N ohler ,
as extended to nil the Public Land States
Persuant
to
call
a
Republican
by act o f August 4, 1802,
the
2nd
Oregons
Volunteer
was
re
Coquille,Ore.
primary for Coquille City precinct
cently
found
at
the
G.
A.
R.
hall
ARTHUR MORGAN,
F or S a l e .— O ne hundred nnd
was held at the courthouse, on the o f Marshfield, oonnty of Coos, State of
sixty acres.
Oue and one-half in this city, and the owner may
30th inst.
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
million feet white cedar logs, also have the same by calling at this
sworn statement No. 4447, for the purchase
office.
W. C. Chase was chosen chair o f the N.W. W, of N.E. X of Sec. No.
Merrimac Percales...................................5c per yd
2000 smaller trees suitable for pil
in Township No. 27 S. Range No. 11 W.
The schooner Ruby took the man, and E. G. D. Holden, secretary, 32
ing and telephone poles.
Situ
American Prints ............................. 5c per yd
and will offer proof to show that the land
ated 2J miles south of Prosper. largest aud moat valuable cargo of after which the following officers sought is more valuable for its timber or
Nayara
Prints...........................................5c per yd
than for agricultural purposes and
Inquire o f L. R. Edmunds, Bau- lumber ever shipped from the Co were chosen delegates to the Re stone
to establish his claim to said land before
Turkey Red Calico................................. 5c por yd
publican
county
convention
to
be
qnille.
It consisted of nearly a
dou, Oregou.
W. U. Douglas, U. S. Commissioner for
Ginghnms................................................. 8c per yd
held in this city on the 3rd day of Oregon at Marshfield, Oregon, on Friday,
Cbas. Twigg, of San Francisco,, half roillioD feet of fine cedar and
the 1st day o f May, 1903. He names as
April
(next
Friday)
1903,
to
wit:
Silk Novelties........................................ 10c per yd
dressed
fir
and
is
worth
about
#11,
witnesses:
W.
H.
Morgan,
Jesse
Smith,
the draughtsman, who aided in |
I L. Harlocker, Stephen Gnllier, A. John Thornthwaite, of Marshfield, Oregon,
Mercerized Chambrey........................... 25o oer yd
the construction of tbe Am elia at 000.00
| FlanderB, N. C. Medley, G. R. Ban- | F. R. Taylor, o f Fairview, Oregon.
Prosper last season, arrived last
Outing Flannels................ 10 to 12Ac per yd
Fred Barker, o f Riverton, wfnt | uing, Wm. Rich, I. Hacker, C. H. ! Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-descritied lands are requested to
week and will perform like services to the bay yesterday to catch the
Onr prices on Shoes are from 25c to $5 00.
Bunch, A. W. Varney, J. B. Dulley, file their claims in this office on or before
on tbe new steamer, which is to Alliance for San Francisco where
Best quality right through.
S W. C. Chase, E. G. D. Holden, and ' said 1st day of May, 1903.
take the place of the Dispatch, up he goes for medical aid. being a
J. T. BRIDGES.
Wood, Wood. Wood!
One Load Free with every $ 2 .5 0 Purchase.
A. F. Linegar.
Register.
on which work has begun.
sufferer from appendicitis.
We
Mis. Wm. Abernethy, of Dora,! sincerely hope he may he thorough
Port Orford Tribune.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
was thrown from n horse one day j ly relieved o f that trouble.
E. B. Burns arrived with the Department of the Interior, Land Office at !
Rosebnrg, Oregon. February 20, 1903.
last week, and while not seriously
The Sharplpsa Tuhnlar separator Copper Queeu from Roguo River
otice is hereby given thvt
hurt, received severe bruises and a , wns by a majority o f the students Saturday evening and left the same
the following-named settle! has filed
considerable o f slinkim* up.
It o f tbe late shoit course ot the night, bound for Coos Bay.
I f y ou a r e th in k in g o f b u ild in g
! notice of his intention to make final proof
was at first thought her hip which | Orpgon Dairy school at Corvallis
! in support of hisclnim. and that said proof Let us figure with you on all kinds of lumber and mouldings.
Onr genial friend Shad Hudson will be made before L. H. Hazard, County
was severely Injured in a run -1 just closed, voted the best separator.
was in town Saturday and made Clerk, at Coquille, Oregon, on April
L Y O llJ S ’ M I L L -
away a couple o f years ago, was There were four other makes of
Wallace M. Hnmmack on II. E.
this office a pleasant call.
Mr. 13,1903,viz:
72, for lots 2 and 3 tnd H E X N W '4.
badly hurt, but we understand that separators competing.
Hudson is one of the parties oper N E * HWK, Sec. 4, T. 29 N., R. 13 W.
she will be all right iu a short
W. M. Burgess,
He names the following witnesses to
ating the Divelbiss mines on Sixes
time.
prove his continuous residence upon and
Agent for Coos County.
River.
He says the result this i cultivation
o f said land, viz: John Rowan,
The sad news of the death o f winter was good, but work must o f Coqnille City. Oregon, Will Albee, G. T.
Robinson.
Hanrl
Rowan, of Arago, Oregon.
Mrs. H. 8. Bonehrake in Portland soon cease for want of water.
i BBIDOBk Btgfsltv.
A quiet weedding occurred in
Monday morning wns received here
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
SETTLEMENT.
this
week.
Mrs.
Bonehrake Port Orford on Tuesday March 17,
accompanied by her husband re at the residence of W . T. Kerr,
o t i c e ih h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t
the undersigned has filed his final
cently went to Portland to receive wheo Miss Anna J. Carey became
3. m N O S L E R , P rop.
account ns administrator with the will an-
medical treatment and had under the bride of Mr. MartiD D. Sber- nened,of the estate of Magnolia Morrison,
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The happy young couple deoeased, and the County Court of Coos
gone an operation in one o f the rard.
ikranty, State of Oregon, has set W ednes
Highest
price
paid
for
Fresh Uuworked Butter, Butter-fat and
left
Wednesday
for
a
visit
with
hospitals of that city nnd was get
day, the Hth day o f April, 1903, being the
ting along nicelv when pnenmonia friends and relatives in Coos Coun the third day of the 1903 April term o f said Cream. Milk, Cream and Butter sold nt retail.
at 10 o’ clock in the forenoon, as the I
a*-t in manlting in hpr death. The ty T e young couple have many court,
time for hearing objections to said final ac
many friends o f the family on the friends here with whom » e joiu in count, if any there be, nnd the settlement
W .C , CHASE.
tmv are deeply grieyed at thn sad wishing them « pr<»«jieron« end o f *fiid estate.
Administrator with the will annexed of
Sold on monthly ipstallfupiitfs nr discount fnr casl,,
happy wedded life.
tie we.— Hun
the estato of Magnolia Morrison, deceased.
Lesi C Strauss
c Cos
o p p e r -r iv e t e d
O ve r a i Is
Lyons' Store.
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Coquille City
Creamery,
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS