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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1903)
¿d rilli City 'Turali Read the ad from tbe Bargain Order your summer suits from Death of Theodor« Leslie Avenged Store, Nlagl«. The Joplin (Mo.,) Daily Globe Fresh fruits and cabling!1 at Mrs. Onion sets and garden seeds at L O C A L ITEM S 1 of the Kith inst. contains the nc- N osier's. Knowitou's. ! count of the killing of Theodor« Dranc A Ray want a few dozen A farm to leuso for 6 years. Ap ! Leslie, a brother of M. Leslie of Diane & liny buys hides, greeti choice bens. - ply at this office. or dry. tbis county, nnd nephew of P. E. Go to Drain A Ray for your grain Sin es stays dn«u at 'th e old Drain, of this city, and T. W. Drane, Try our prize mush at the Bar and mill feed. prices at Skeels. of Parkersburg, from which we clip gain Store. We have the shoes that wear at .Millinery at clnsingout price at i the following: Shirt Waists nt Lyons’ Store fi r the Bargain Store. The cowardly aud unprovoked Miss Josie Lyons. 25'cents each. i murder of Policeman Theodore Call and see the Bargains in New gloves, velvets, and trim Three papers of garden seeds for j Leslie hus been avenged. The Shirt Waists at Lyons' Store. mings at Mrs. Moon’s store. 10 cents ai Knowltou’s j strange negro tramp who shot Slagle carries a full lire of the Writiug tablets, pens, pencils, down the brave officer in the Kansas Single can show you the swellest very best styles in Geu t’s hats. etc., at the New Drug Store. line of neckwear in the city. City Southern freight yard just Fine ladies’ shirt waists aud The shoes on the bargain table B okn .— April 23, 1903, to the north of Broadway at 7 o’clock summer goods at Mrs. Nosier,s. will soon be gnu nt Skeels. Tuesday night was hanged to a tel wife of Reube Hartley, a son. Highest market puce paid for Prices 25 aud 15 cents nt Mil Be sure and attend the lecture ephone pole at the corner of Second chickeos at Johnson Dean A Co.’s lard’s loturn tomorrow night. of K . V. Millard, tomorrow nigbt. and Wull street yesterday after A complete line of embroidery noon and five thousand people wit Boys’ aud Girls’ Rally at the E. D. Myers will be in town silks just received at Mrs. Moon's nessed the execution. Christaiu church next Sunday. soon with bis fiDe stallion, Prince. Never before in the history of Our motto bus always been quick It. 8. Knowlton keeps Inter Joplin has the passions of the peo The Aasen Bros, are opening n sales and small piofits. Bargain national Stock aud Poultry Food. logging camp near Parkersburg. ple come to the surface with such Store. Grandpa Hayes, who hus been force. Determination was depicted We had a pleasant call by W. For fine cigars go to the New P. Bovee, of Langlois, yesterday. Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, under the weather for some time, on every man's face when the un is iu town. known negro was brought face to Knowlton’s wrkiug tablets, pen proprietor. For the best of fresh standard face with his awful crime. It is All goods at Mrs. Sugg’s millin cil tablets and peucils are the very ery stora must go at once. Call and patent medicines gn to tbe New doubtful if a mob ever lingered best. so long in an effort to estab Drug Store. get prices. Our shoes are up If) date and the lish the identy of the victim. For Born. In Coqnilte City, April 26, I f it is tbe Fashion Hip Corset half an hour tbe big crowd jostled prices to suit you at the Bargain 1903, to Mr. end Mrs. J. S. Lyons, you want, yon will find them at and listened to appeals from promi Store. a daughter. Mrs. Nosle’ rs. nent officials and citizens who b eg We are closing out a nice line of Drane A Ray, want your poultry, Any thing you could wish in the ged that the Jaw be allowod to take LadieB’ and children’s hats at cost and will pay the highest price going way of up to date dress trimmings its course. But the reasons presented at Lyons’ Store. for the same. wore not sufficiently convincing and at Mrs Nosler’s If yon have a house or barn to suddenly, almost before the move A new lot of goods at Mrs. Sugg’s With its last issue the Port Or move, call on or address W. A. at closing out prices. Ladies, don’t ments of the leaders could be fol ford Tiibnue closed the ll t b year Goodman, C'oquille City. miss this chance. lowed, the wretch was dangling in of its usefulness. mid-air. ltev. K. V. Millard will deliver a Fontb Fortnight Lectures at the Rev. K. V. Millard delivered a — -----»-.««--•- Christian church Sunday. Subject: lecture on his trip to Egypt tomor very interesting sermon to a crowd Riverton Pick-Ups- row (Wednesday) night. The Snpnses of Two W orld’s. ed house yesterday evening. Anyone in noed of a good cream W a n t e d . —A good boy to do choree The schooners, May Flower and Rev. A. Dahuff, of this city, de separator— a United States—will and assist in milkiug a few cows. livered a temperance sermon at Albion, both took on a cargo of Apply at this office. do well to call at the H erald lumber at the saw mill loBt week. Willowdale chnrb Sunday. Mrs. Nosier keeps the G. D. office. James Vowell and A. E. Martin John Edmunds, of North Bend, straight front, Mnrtha Washington Next Sunday is to he a gala day Cuutury Gird and Girdle Corsets. passed through this way on Fri are now logging on the Panter nt the Christian cbnch, it being the place. F or S ale . A fine farm team, a day on his way to Bandon. occasion of the American Mission For the American Cream Separ George Martin and “ Poker” mare a:>(i horse, weight about. 1000 day. lbs each. Apply to J. D. Myers, ator, tbe best and most up-to-date Johnson are logging on the Donald R acine F eet .— For Kaciue Coquille. machine, go to J. A. Lamb A Co. son place. stocking feet, all sizes, black or Ed Hadsall, of near Parkers Ira Metcalf has a large crew of D. It. Toy, of Myrtle Point, white, call on Mrs. Lottie Davis. wbom we mentioned as being burg, was in this city Friday, and men getting out logs on the Hancock Coquille. quite ill reoputly, is much better, proceeded up tbe river on business. place. When you want a load of wood we are pleased to note. E. G. Flanagan is shipping beef Crane and Sturtevant have ex call in at Lyons’ Store aud buy $2.50 oattle from San Francisco for his tended their railroad and are pre Bud Dailey who was injuied worth of goods. Io n will find the while coupling cars recently, is Pioneer meat market at Marshfield. pared to rush business in their best Bargains in town. about all right again, and expects Three new wheels and a big lot camp this year. Steps ate being taken to make to resume work on the train again of coaster breaks and other wheel J. Magee will open a logging immediate aud extensive improve the first of next month. supplies jost received bv Leep A camp on the old Dioksou claim, ments in the appearance and furn I f you haye rheumatism, try Fish. next week. ishing of the Christian church. Kellett’s Oil of Eden and Sweet Fou S ale . - -Fine Cotswooled We understand that Messrs. S. Spirits of Eden, put up by tbe Remember with every $2.50 pur buck lambs from imported buck. S. Right and R. C. Cavett have chase in one day at Lyons’ Store California Co-Operative Medical Call on or address J. R. Stillwell, purchased a high grade optigraph For sale by R. S. Knowlton. you will get a wood ticket which Co, Arago, Or. and stereopticon, and will soon be B argains in M illinery .— Mrs. entitles you to a load of wood Free. Drane A Iiay are having a large gin a series of exhibits along the Elliott will proceed to close out tbe Hundreds ot satisfied patrons present stock of Millinery at Mrs. and convenient screen placed in Pacifio const counties. testify to the superior fitting of Sugg’s as well bs a lot of new goods their meat market, preparatory Our school is progressing finely spectacles. Write. I will call. which has just arrived. Big bar for the fly season. under the supervision of L. E. M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point Op gains. There are M arried .—I n North Bend, April Brown, our teacher. tician. Tbe Honorables J. W. Hamilton, 18, 1903, J. W. Flauagan and Miss 4(1 pupils enrolled. Mr. Brown is W, T. Kerr, manager for tbe’ I’ a- district judge, |and G. M. Brown, Letitia Howard, Father Edward endeavoring to properly classify cifio Furnitbre and Lumber Co., district attorney, came in from Donnelly, pronouncing the cere and grade the school. who purchased the interests of the BosebuJg on horseback tbe latter mony. Most of the crew of the Riverton Lyons estate hero, arrived this part of the week to conduct circuit Mr. Buckinhnm, the hardwood saw mill are now working at Pros evening with his family from Port court. sawmill man of the upper river, per on the night shift. Tney will Orford. W. M. Fraker, of Cle velaud, Or arrived here lately and is looking return ns soon as the rush is over Mrs. Fagen and son, Roy, are egon, whom we reported as having after his business interests in this nt Prosper. up from Bandon visiting Mr. and arrived here, has been back to his county. On Sunday last Miss Lizzie Fos Mrs. It. E. Buck. Roy is suffer former home aud has again reach A. McNa r, one of Bandon’s pop ter gave a birthday reception to ing from a burned hand he recent ed this place with bis wife and ular hardware men, who was sum her many friends. All enjoyed ly got while working in the Ban- household effects. moned as a juror at the present themselves very mudi, which would dou match factory. Rev. Father Donnelly, of Marsh term of court, was, for good and be readily predicted under the L. R. Robertson, our telephone field, came over on Friday’s train sufficient reasons, excused. management and tact of Miss Liz manager, was in to see ns on Sat and proceeded down tbe river tbe zie and her mother. A splendid Man and wife wanted to rent urday, and he informs us that the same day. He holds services at Cape Can more than pay rent dinner was served, in which a great Coquille-Arago line will socn he Blanco next Sunday, May 3rd, and place. surprise was given tho guests. in operation, and that a long list Ht Gold Beach the Sunday follow in work slashing, brush and fenc Miss Lizzie did the sole plauuiug ing E. E. L a B rie , ing, and will be at home for ser of names will soon be added to our and making of that excellent dinner. Coquille, Oregon. local exchange and the business of vices on the 17th. We chnlenge any child of her age the line greatly increased by tbe G. C. Weryrick and Misa Nola iu Coos county to equal her and Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent for middle of May. the New Discovery, Golden Wash Hill arrived in town from Halfway, further we are willing to wager Baker county, accompanied by the that of all the people iu the county The interesting drama entitled ing Compound.” Try it and be four children of our townsman, C. not more than one out of twenty “Sea Drift,” will be played nt convinced that it will save more B. Leep. eeems happy bh yon please enn excel her in plain or fancy cul Bnndou on May 9th, 1903. Seven labor, fuel, soap aud clothes, than inary work. D ona A nna complete chaoges of new and ele any other preporatious, can be bad now. --- Asher Moore and Jim Curry re gant scenery is being painted by at 1. X . L. Store, Coquille, and We regret to state that W. T. turned by last Areata. The boys U- L. Oruy for Dr. Kime's new Mrs. J. M. Perkins, Bandon. Kerr aud family, will soon move to hall which will bo displayed for Mr. and Mrs. Hank Reese, for have spent the past four months tbe first time on this occasion. merly of this county, who have in Los Angeles Cal, where for a Coquille City, Coos. County, to TI ip steamer Echo will carry pas spent tbe last two years in eastern time, they were in tbe employ of reside Mr. Kerr line carried on a sengers from all (aunts on the Oregon, Idaho end the Willam- the P. F. A. L. Company.—Tribune iuccessful business here for the past four years, and has many river for 50 cents round trip. mett valley, returned last week and T be many friends of Miss W in W h I c I i for posters and foil particu are enjoying a visit with Mrs. Har nie Hall are pleased to know that friends who will regret tbe change that has taken place in the affairs lars. ry Houghton, of near Arago, Mrs. she is home from her trip to Port of thè P. F. A. L Company, which Reese's mother, and many other Our oircuit court is in session relatives and friends who wers land whither she went for surgical causes Mr. Kerr and family to and medical aid, having had an leave onr town.— Tribune. with a full representation of at pleased to see them return. absees removed from her breast. torneys and litigants from all parts The Emporium is headquarters The Port Orford Tribune re of the county, which gives oar city Onr friend, I A. Michael, of for ladies and gents underwear. ports three accidents on Friday, quite a lively appearance. We Myrtle Point, made our office a have not space to give tbe procaed- tbe 17th inst, that o f tbe fatal in pleasant calf on Friday while in iugs this issue, but will have a fall juries o f Robert Whitted, the town making arrangements to get re pert in our next. As we go to severe injury o f the right baud of the balance of the lotaber with press the jury in tbe case of the Nat Dean by getting that member which to build his now house in state ,»f Oregon vs Ingels has been in oontact with a saw in tbe P. F. that place. impanneled. and the case is in A L, Co’s mill at Elk River, and a Any person cutting Timber or J. It. Cleaves, a pioneer jeweler badly bruised out by of S. P. Pierce progress. Bark of any description on the of this county, was found dead ly while working lu a logging camp. ing across his bed on Monday of lands of the the Southern Oregon Z. T. Johnson, of Myrtle Point, While excavatiug at North Bend last week. Mr. Cleaves is a distant Company, or removing same, or made us a friedly call this morn other property, from said lands, ing, having come down on last last week 8 or 9 skeletons and relative of J. T. Moulton, of thia without being duly authorized in night's Welcome. He informed us sculls of Indiaos were taken out. city and has has raauy frieuda in writing, will be Prosecuted ac that the sad newa of tbe death of They have been there for roaoy tbis part o f the sta te. Deceased was cording to Law. years and allws that they were of about 70 years of ago. Miss Opal Perkins mentioned els- A n y person fu rn ish in g sufficient where iD this paper, had been re annsual large size. The skull aud evidence f o r the recovery o f property Academy Notes. ceived at the Point, and that J. W. jaw bones were extra larg», the so taken and conviction o f the parties McCulloch had goue to meet Mr. bone of the under jaw and one in Tbe last month of tbe term op concerned, will be given on e-h a lf o f and Mrs. Perkins at Roseburg, on particular was about two i . ches in the properly recovered. their way borne with the body of width and showed a very strong set ened this week. S o u t h e r n O regon C o m p a n y . of teeth.—Mail. tbeii dear one. Classes are rapidly roanding up tbe year’» work, and taking exam inations In the variona subjects. Examinations for tbe most part, are highly satisfactory. Norway Items- Do not think that onr little vil lage has dropped f i *-n the earth because you have not heard from it lately, O uo, we are still in Coos. The Norway ami Star creameries are each getting a good supply of milk and doing well. hext Copper-riveted. Strauss ¿.Co’s O v eraJ l»s Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing. The Dew telephone line is the topic of the day and many iu this patt ate interested in it. Wilson Jewley Co. Mr. Pierson, of Myrtle Point, has been engaged to teach our school. It begins Monday, May 4.’’ Mrs. G. S. Davis and an aunt, Mrs Mary Davis, who is visiting here from Portland, spent part of last week in Bandon. Ttje Bargaii) Store Mr. Willis Hoover moved his family from Myrtle Point to this place last week. They will occupy Mrs. 8. S. Barklow’s house. Many of our people have been suffering from lagrippo and severe colds, but we think all are improv Do you know you can save 10 per cent on your Shoe bill at the ing T rixie T rice B a r g a in S to r e ! Groceries and Shoes 1 -- *«•> *- We have the Coffee that brings Do you know you can save money on Groceries at Bargain Store. you back to the Bargain Store, If you do not know, please come and seo aud get prices. Everything in up-to-date, Gents furnishings at Slagle’s. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or., • April 14, 1903. Notice is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions o f the act o f Con gress of June 3,1878. entitled "An act for the sale o f timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washin gton Territory,” as extended to all the Pub lic Land states by act of August, 4, 18s2, W ILLIAM J. W HITE, Of Marshfield, county o f Coos. State o f Or egon, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 4942, for the purchase of the E. W o f W. ^ of section No. 20, in township No. 27, 8., rang«» 11 W., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more yaluable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before W. U. Doug las, U. 8. Commissioner for Oregon, at Marshfield, Or., on Saturday, the 27tb day June, 1903. He names as witnesses: George Beale and Jess Smith, o f Marshfield, and Hiram Bet- tys and Albert Bettys, o f Fairyiew, Or. Any and all persons olaiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 27th day of June, 1903. Easter Specialties AT Great Reductions. Silk Zephyrs, Lawns, Organdies,'Pioot Stripes, Shirt Waist Percales Gent's Fancy Shirts, Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Furnishing Goods SHOES—Our prices have been reduced BELOW the LOWEST. H A W K IN S 7 STO R E O. C S A N F O R D NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office. Roseburg, Oregon, March 12, 1903, Notice is hereby given that iu compliance with the provisions of the act o f Congress of June 3,1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of timber lands m the States of California, Oregon,Nevada andWashington Territory,” as extended to all the P iblic Land States by act of August 4, 1892, CARL F. HENDRICKSON, of Grafton, county o f Walsh, state of North Dakota, has this day fded in this office his sworn statement No. 4602, for the purchase of the Southwest % of Section No. 8 in Township No. 28 8., Range No. 11 W., aud will offer proof to :->how that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before F. A. Dodge. U. S. Commissioner for Ore gon. at Myrtle Point, Oregon on Tuesday, the 2nd day of June, 1903. He names ns witnesses: Andrew M. Siverton, of Crooks- ton. Minn.; Webb Mast; of Lee, Oregon; W. W . Rogers and E. N. Smith, both of Myrtle Point, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 2nd day of June 1903. J. T. BRIDGES. Ucgister. -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 . B « m ls H o u s e s a n d F a r m s , D o e s a G e n e r a l A g e n c y B u s in e s s . Office— Up-stairs near Postoffic.e. ___ GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP «4750 Good residence and 2 lots. 1 in bottom, 3 blocks from business. Atprofitable investment. Must be sold soon. 815 aore farm on North Fork. 30 acres oleared bottom. 100 acres slashed and seeded, balance good grass land when slashed, 1,000.000 timber, good house, 3 barns, other baildings, orchard, place well wat ered. large list personal goes. A rare bargain, $ 400 Fair house and 2 lots in Nosler’s — Addition. Installment plan. Any reasonable offer wiil take this. $ 350 House and 2 fine iots near Aoad- ■ ■■■ ■ ■ emy. Very cheap, «2800 160 acre farm near Dora, 60 acres bottom in cnltivation,balance tim ber and pasture, good house, barn, orchard, an excellent bargain. 320 acres good timber land near Sumner. Look this up. New 4-room cottage and 4 lots, near business. A good buy. Neat cottag/e and 2 lots near Acad emy. Cheap at this price. Fair house and barn 3 lots, 2 in bottom, bearing fruit trees. 2 2-5 acres bench land, edge of town, fair house, spring water, 1 st s nice. $ 500 —— * GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. ESTATE. A nioo homo o f two lots, 6-room hetue, good well, some fruit. A bargain. 2 fine residenco lots, close in, A genuine bargain. — — IS /New Drug Store, San lord’s Bargains REAL tbe C. M. Skeels Co. J. T. BRIDGES, Register. Notice! We shall soon make arrange ment for the comming year and band out our coarse of study which will bs followed, as rigidly as circum- stances will adm it. Fine Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Optical goods. X block, good location. Best bar- gain in lots ever offered in Oo- qoille. 350 ? fine corner lots, fine view, best ■■ ■!■■■■ building site for sale in this oity. 550 6-rooro house and 1 lot near Academy. A nice home. It is impossible to describe my list in this CDlumn. If you are looking for a good piece of property at a reasonable price, I can certainly suit yon. Uemembet, I rent houses and farms and do all kinds o f agency business. Come in and see me before baying. I can save you DOLLARS. $ ' Coquille Furniture and BOX FACTORY One difficulty stands in the way j J - G - F is h A S o n s, P ro p s- of the preparation of a dourae. and MANUFACTURF.RS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple nnd Fruit Boies, that Is the fact that many of the Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc. itsH students can spare only from Turning Work a Specialty. All Orders given three to five months per year in prompt Attention. school. Prescriptions A Specialty. 74 I I I . g £ Having had many years of experience in this line wo are prepared to give all the best of satisfaction. mm olden Building - - Coquille, Oregon.;! SZ83&S ü äü SS "" A Few Bargains! Merrimac Percales.............................5c per yd American Prints............................... 5c per yd Nayara Prints..................................... 5o per yd Turkey Red C alico........................... 5o por yd Gingham«............................................8c per yd Silk Novelties..................................10c per yd Mercerized Cbambrey.....................25c uer yil Ootmg Flannels................ 10 to 12Jc per yil Onr prices on Shoes are from 25c to $5 00. Best quality right through. Wood. Wood, Wood! One Load Free with every $2.50 Purchase. Lyons' Store. I f y o u a r e th in k in g o f b u ild in g Let us figure with you on oil kinds of lumber ami mouldings. L Y O N S 7 M I L L . Coquille City Creamery, S . M N O S L E R , P rp . Highest price paid for Batter-fat and Cream. Milk, Cream and Butter sold at retail. DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS Sold on monthly installments, or discount for cast.