Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, July 28, 1903, Image 3

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    LO CAL
IT E M S .
Mason Fruit Jars, caps, aud rub­
Shoes up to date—Ht cost at Haw­
bers at Kanuiuatz's,
kins'.
Abe Rose, of the lower river, had
D. C. Ki on/., of the heist Fork.
Diane A Hay «utit a few dozen
' bu.iuuss in towu yeste.-ilay.
Is in to si, t ' 1 jy.
oboicn liens
Come out and hear Dr. Jno. L.
Dress Linings and Fitfines at
Em a first el.'tfii Biui>k , go to
Kellett’s lecture Saturday night.
| Cost. Hawkins’ Store.
Mrs. N ok I c i ' j .
Mining location notices at Dry- W anted —A good work horse and
Jud,'e S.biooder, of A: ago, was
light wagon. W. A. Goodman, Co-
den’s,
the Job Printer.
in town today.
qnille.
W riting tablets, pens, pencils,
Special Closing Sides at Haw.
Wan ed— A fine Scotch Collie
etc., at the New Drug Store.
kins’ thin wees.
or shepherd pup.
Addiess
the
Roval
W
ringers
Washboards
It. P. Carman, of Etelka, was down
H
erald .
and Tubs. T. II Mehl & Co’s.
this way last week.
S. E. Appleton, of near Bridge
T hu B ust S hoo in Co<iuille are met many old friends iu town ytg-
F or Mason Fruit Jars and Tum­
being sold at cost at Hawkins’.
blers, go to Perry’s Store.
terday.
The tent meetings are going
Fly Bouncer will keep the tor­
Linings, Trimmings and Dress
right along with good attendance.
menting flies from your cows.
Goods nre being closed out at
Fancy
Summer
Goods
of
all
dis-
Ladies! Have you seen Mrs.
Hawkins’.
criptions at Cost prices at Hawkins’.
Balch’s new M illiuery goods.
W H IT E S H IR T S Regular prices
For Job Printing, g o to DrydeD,
Highest market price paid for $1.25 aud $1.00, going at 85-cents
next to Odd F ellow ’s building.
chickens at Johnson Dean & Co.’s at Hawkins’.
It pay s to spiny your eoTPs with
For the best glass of Ice Cold
Mrs. Viola Elliott, of this city,
Fly Bouncer. Knowllon sells it.
came in Friday from Lee where HoJa in town, go to Mrs. Nosier's,
J. T. Sneed is in from his east- she is making a visit with friendi. a trial will convince you.
T H IS W EEK — we will offer such
eru Oregon home.
He will return
Grandma Sage is „gain very
bargains as were novor known in
in n day or sc.
low and is
constantly growing
Coquille. Hawkins’ Store.
Qraudina Hall, of Marshfield, weaker, and at her advanced age
For the Americau-Cream Separ­
has been over visiting with friends can hardly he expected to get ap
ator, the best and most up-to-date
on this side for several days.
again.
machine, go to J. A. Lamb A Co.
Sherwin-Williams Paints cover
25 per cent more than other brands
Coquille - -guaranteed,
City.
T, H. Mehl A Oo.
Oregon,
L. B Fetters o f Remote, accom­
panied by a graudsou, young Mr.
Jennings, made our office a pleas­
ant call yesterday.
H. B. Tolers, o f Fair-view, had
business in towu Thursday.
He
informed us that most bay was in
-A. S p e c ia lty .
the barns lit hissectiou.
Knowlton’s “ tore
Drugs and Druggists Sundries,
Schoolbooks, Blankbooks.
Diane A it ay buys hide»,
or dry.
;ieen | New gloves, velvets, and
mings at Mrs. Moon’s store.
Fine Ice Cream and a private
mom to servo it in at Mrs. Nos
ler’i
Buy your W hite Goods and all
Lines of Summer Goods at Haw­
kins’.
Draue A It ly, want your poultry,
and will pay the highest price going
for the same.
Don’t forge: ili ,t Hawkins is
offering R ake Baita yins
C losing S ale
Fine Stationery
in his
Boy’s and youth’s Underware
Fancy Shirts and Collars at Cost
Hawkins’ Store.
Highest spot cash price paid for
wool nt the Pacific Fui nitore and
Lum ber Go’s store.
Mr. Wallace, the Portland flour
mao, interviewed his customers of
this couuly last week.
I f you have a house or barn to
move, call on or address W. A,
Good-oau, Coquille City.
,, .
.
#1000 will buy a good
oek
rauch
iu
southwestern
Coos.
s tor
J. .1. S t a n l e y .
Fiue Carpets and Hugs woveu
by Mrs. II. Halverson,
o f the
Clemens place b -low Lam ps creek.
A iarge crowd came up from
Baudon Sunday on the Autolope to
atUnd the thut meeting at this city.
Miss Lizzie Price, the Cunniug-
hain schoolman), is visiting friends
at Marshtield during n short va­
cation.
Frank Fish, who is over from
North Bend, is sporting a pair of
crutches,
having lately spraiued
an ankle.
Fou S a l e — A good business lo ­
cation.
For particulars enquire
or address, W. H. ScilUOEDER,
.A rago, Oregon.
For all maimer of aches and
pains, burns and bruises, try K irk ­
patrick's lmement. On sale at the
New Drug store.
I. M, W eekly, o f Gravel Ford,
came in on Tliurs ’ ay for Dr. Culin
to go Hud see his sister, Mrs. J. L.
Crosby, who is quite ill with heart
trouble.
Chas. Stauff, the popular voting
merchant of Maishfield, came over
on Friday and visited his parents,
Mr. and vlrs. Ah x Stauff, of Arago,
ret urning home yesterday.
■Tim-a Anderson, of rFm Fran-
ci->—•, ,i rived in towu yesterday
n. .ruing, b a ni sum up this w iy
:og t i a msumaie a deai t >*' a
p ie c e o f re 1 1 e x i s t * » „ a r t o w n ,
Cb is. Ktiidieiiiun was severely
hurt yesterday morning nt the
Parkersburg mill by being struck
on tin* head by a timber. A t last
account lie was getting along all
right.
George Conger was up from
Prosper yesterday to consult n
physician in regard to a s ir-* hand
which Ims hern bothering him for
several days.
W e hope he will
get releif soon.
Mrs. E. W. L e vis, o f .Murshfiel I,
came over lay yesterday’s ii on and
proceeded to Bancroft with Rev.
C. D. Price, hey brother-in-law, and
will make a visit in that «tc'ivn
for a oliunge
trim-
Anyone wishing to go to Uose-
liurg will fiud it to their interest to
figure with A. B. Dean, of this city,
ou the trip to the Point-
We are Mere
With the Goods!
K
S ale — S a l s — S a l e .
FINE WATCH REPAIRING!
ENGRAVING'
OPTICIAN.
Closing Sale
N ew Dry Goods juot iu at M rf. !
this week at Hawkins’.
! N osler’s.
Produce o f all kinds taken at the
T ry Peerless, Washington, flour
P. F. and L. Co’a store.
j at Perry’s.
For A do cigars go *o the New
Fresh fruits ami abbnge at Mrs. I
Drag Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, I N osler’s.
proprietor.
Collars and Ties at a great Re-
Save yourself D ollars by buying duction, at Hawkins’.
your tints) at Hawkins’, they nre g o ­
Perfu m ery— the liuest imported
ing at cost.
— at the New Drug Store.
Attention, farmers? Take your
A fiue line o f Cigars just re­
bacon and lnrd to Drane A Ray and ceived at Mrs. N osler’s.
get the cash.
T o R e n t —A small aud neatly
Best business location in Co­ furnished house iu Copnille.
A p­
quille. F ive yers lease preferred. ply to J. H. Nosier.
J. J. S tan ley .
Uncle John Humblosk, of P ar­
Everything in the Dry Goods kersburg, was up to town the latter
line going at cost at Hawkins’.
I f part of the week on business.
you need anything call early.
Choice vacant lots,
residence
Rev. W herry will conduct meet­
property and business houses for
ings nt the Presbyterian church
each night the balance o f the week sale at prices that will surprise
you.
J. J. S ta n ley .
and Sunday.
Miss Esther Goble, of Humboldt
county, California, is horo visiting
old friends, sho having lived here
for several years Bome-dime ago.
Ladies— Go to Hawkins’ Store
for Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Silks, Velvets.
His entire stock
will be closed out at extremely low
prices,
Mr, and Mrs. R S. Tyrrell, of
Ferudale, California, arrived by-
Saturday’s Alliance, and will visit
their sons here and look after busi­
ness interests.
W e do Plumbing and Tin work.
In fact anything
in our lino.
Quality and prices guarranteed.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
T. H. M eh l A Co.
Miss Ethel Kent, teacher of the
Beaver slough school, is making
arrangements for a grand entertain­
ment to take i lace at the close of
her school, August 8th.
Miss May Boyrie who is teach­
ing a term of school on the upper
river, come down to seo her many
friends the last of the week.
The
work seems to agree with her as she
looks exceedingly well.
! 1 hose nice lines o f Underwear
j at .Hawkins’ to be closed out at
Erdiee A Nosier, the creamery
cost.
I f you have fat hogs to sell, drop men will begiu the manufacture of
cheese at their Coquille City cream­
a line to L. N. Barnes & Co., Ban­
ery on or abont August 1st.
doli.
The latest song is: order your
Fou H a l e . - A good pony and
mule, apply to P E. Drane, Co­ music of Chas. G r ssen Music Co.,
Marshfield, Oregon.
The latest
quille.
always on hand, sold at ^ off.
Fine line of Universal Stoves
Woman’s
Frien d—The
great
and Ranges just urrived at T. H.
Golden Washing Compound, for
Malli A Go’s.
which Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent,
Fiu tile best of fresh standard cau be found at Strang’s Em pori­
patent medicines go to the New um.
Drug Store.
I f you wish to either buy or Hell
Cows.— Eleven head of fine dairy any real estate, 1 am in a position
cows for sale.
Inquire of J. C. to give you the best possible service.
G ive me a trial.
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Watson, Coquille.
J. J. S t a n l e y .
Foit S alk . — A well bre t two your
E. J. Masters, of Sumner, was
o il tilly. A rare bargain. Address
ou our streets Weduesdav.
He
Arago p. o. box No. 18.
had come over to take a position
Fou S a le . A flue form team, a iu LeBallister’s logging camp be­
W. T. Kerr, manager o f the mill
mare and horse, weight about. 1000 low town.
and mercantile business of the P.
lbs each. Apply to I D. Myers,
Watch Hanford1» -B l E g a i n s
i d F. aud L. Co., of this city, was
Coquille.
Real E-itate. “ He is constantly called to Port O rford by phone on
Hey. C. D. Price, o f Baucroft, adding new property to his list, Friday to loott after business of
was iu town yesterday
and in ­ and can certainly sait you as to the company nt that point.
forms us tlia,t s one g > ■ I and sqi* quantity, quality aim price.
The machinery o f the Smith A
stands! road work is being done iu
W. H. H. Renfro, of Myrtle Point Page sawmill which has been oper­
that neighborhood.
*
who has been takiug the lead in the ated near Baudon for some time,
Messrs. Young A A lb v*, of Fish- management of the brick yard near passed through on a scow enroute
trap, have a fiue lot of shingles ou Marshfield, has resigned lii» posi­ to the upper river where it will be
hand and are prepared to fill orders tion aud has moved back to Myrtle set up and operated iu the future.
ou short notice. C M. Skeels of Point,
G. W. nud E N. Harry will sell
Coquille, is their Agent.
On last Wednesday while working at auction, on Saturday, Aug. 1st,
B. F Parsous, the scientific occu- at the P. F. and C o’s mill at this 20 head of cattle, including some
list of the Willammette valley, is place, Hank Bt-nhum got a huge fall dairy cows and young cattle, and
making oue of his annual tours of as well ns a considordle of a shaking four head o f horseo, beside a lot o f
this county.
He has made mauv up and Hom o bruises by being on household and kitebeu furniture.
such trips and has a great many the slab oar track near the fire pit
B F. Laurence who has been
patients who looks out for I ms com­ when it collapsed. There were no
ing. His work is reliable, always boues broken aud he is about the here fr >m Portland with hi B wife
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
streets, but is somewhat sore from visitiug relatives nnd frieuds, start­
ed ou his return Wednesday,
Chas F. Tuxburry, formerly of the jar.
duties demanding. Mrs. Lawrence
Grand Rapids, Michigan, an old H. M. Fish, o f Fishtrap. came over will continue her visit for some
friend and acquaintance our towns­ from North Beod on Wednesday, time yet.
man, E. G. D. Holden, arrived here where he had spent several days
.1. H. Vanbiber, who bus spent
last week and has about made up visiting his son9, Ed nnd Frank,
his mind to remain with us.
He and Mrs. J. S. Edmunds. The several mouths at Sumner, came
represents the Mutual Life Insur­ old gentleman is suffering some­ over to this plaec with his fam ily
ance Co. of New York, aud has good what from dropsy, but Dr. Horsfall aud camped for a few days last week
prospects of doing some business who has the case, thinks he will when he proceeded on down the
coast expecting to spend the bal­
here.
have him all right in a short time
ance o f the summer iu the sixes
which
we
hope
lie
may.
Mrs. Dr. W. C. Owen, of ¡it Louis,
country mining.
Missouri, Arrived here Saturday,
Chas. Harrington was called to
The Misses M iller, M aggie nnd
having come up from Han Francis­ Seattle several daysago by wire to
co t>y the last Alliance, aud is now attend the bedside o f his mother Lottie, o f P yrt Orford, who have
enjoying a visit with her parents, Mrs. Mary J. Harrington, form erly been sojourning ou the buy for
Mr. and Mrs. John Krouenhurg, of this city, who is very low,¡ami some time, came over Wednesday
as well as her many fiiends, of has wince telegraphed for his wife aud proceeded to Arago, where
Ibis city. Mrs. Owen's health tins who started Thursday for that citv. they go to visit Miss Cnpt.' Clara
been failing for some little time Her many friends will be exceed­ Helm who recently arrived here
ind she finds a return.to the old ingly sorry to lenro o f her serious ou a vacation from Astoria.
home always does her g o o l, even illness, aud will hep? for hnr early I S. D Rouse, superintendent of
now she is able to see a great change recovery.
the Coquille Co’s mine nt Riverton
particularly in her appetite and im ­
About three o ’clock p. m. Satur­ who recently returned from a trip
proved strength
day Drs. Hoover and Houck with o f several weeks at Han Fraucisco,
Di. John L. Kellett, President Dr F- W. Haynes to handle the an­ was in town Wednesday. He tells
and founder of the California Co- esthetics, began the work of ampu. us that the new steamer for the
Operative Medical Co., of Oakdaud, tatiug the leg of Henry Martindale, Riverton coal trade is getting along
California, arrived here last Satur­ of Caiuns Valley, w hich was serious­ nicely, hut will not lie ready for
day evening too late to deliver the ly injured hv the accidental dis­ services for two or three mouths.
lecture advertised, but will meet charge of a revolver a week ago.
E. C. W hitley, the Pacific coast
with tile members of the Co. aud as The injury interfered with the prop­ pioneer, and for many years a resi­
mauv others as will come out to er circulation of the blood, render­ lient o f of the North Fork secrion,
hear him and give the lecture next ing amputation necessiry just above sold his place last week to E. W.
Saturday evening.
A ll are invited the knee joint, as gangrene had ap­ Neely and will be absent from the
to attend and hear his plans and' peared in the foot and lower pnrt of county, for a time at leant.
He
methods explained. He was accom­ the limb. The operation was succens- flrst makes a visit o f a few months
panied by Dr. E. J. Leonard, of fully completed and the patient re­ at Tenno, Washington, after which
Oakland. Cal., who will remain here vived in good condition— Roaeburg he will visit a brother who lives iu
as physican for this branch, who ex­ Review.
southern California, nnd whom he
pects to have the Pharmacy building
has not seen for 36 years.
C.
C.
Bunnell,
leader
o
f
the
Mar­
arranged for a hospital in a few days.
E. E. Sherwood aud E. E. W eek­
garita Fischer brass band while
that company was here, has decided ly, prominent stockmen o f the Fort
to become a citizen among us, nnd Klamath conntry, were in Medford
has acceptep a position at J. A. th i, week after supplies nud went
Lamb and Co’s hardwrrt store as out with a full load apiece on W ed ­
tinner and plumber. He ia a man nesday. Am ong the articles they
o f large experience along these took tint were five low, iron wheel­
linps nnd will ben good and reli­ ed wagons, boilt especially for hay
able person to take charge o f their wagons. These vehicles are close
branch of Mr. L ’s business, being to the ground, rendering them con­
a veteran band man, be will not al venient for loading and the wheels
tugenther leave o ff music but with are very broad, which will be found
oih>*r musicians here will proceed to I m * an excellent feature in the
t<> oignnize a baud and put it soft spoDgy ground of the “ wild
through to a complete success. meadows o f the Klamath marsh
T ills is a move in the riget direct­ country, where they will tie aa**d
■ tile season.— Medford Mail.
ion.
levi Strauss cCois
C o p p e i? -r iv e te d
The Pacific
puri)iture and
Lumber Company,
Coquille City, Oregon,
Keep
Dr. C roper
was accidentally
shot and almost instantly killed
while huuting near Chetoo, Curry
county, last week,
$1200 will buy a lCO-nore 9tock
rauch with lots o f outlying rauge.
E ight miles from Coquille.
J. J. S t a n l e y .
Have you beeu iu to see the bar­
gain counter at the Pacific Fu rni­
ture and Lutndcr Co’s store? I f
not you should go at ones,
Ladies’ and Gbildrens Under­
wear will be closed out at COST at
Hawkins’.
Call early and avail
yourself o f thi« opportunity.
Rev. It S T yrrell, o f Ferudale,
California, who arrived here Sat­
urday, will fill the pulpit o f Rev.
Allen at the M. E. Church, South
next Sunday.
a
Full
and
GENERAL
Complete
Stock
of
MERCHANDISE,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
Readymade Ciotliing a Specialty
Orders taken for any
article
not kept
m
stock.
Dr. John L. Kellot who was to
New Goods Received By Every Steamer.
have lecture horo on Saturday euon-
ing, failed to reach here in time, O U R M O T T O
IS
“ S M .t l. l.
P R O F IT S
IN I»
«(IT C H
H U E S .”
owing to having 'been misled in
regard to the movements of tho train.
Our buyer is constantly in tho market, acJ takes advantage of al
low prices, and wc cannot be undersold. Our purpose is to keep the best
of all lines o f goods, and our prices will be as low as the maikots and
PHYSICIAN aND SURGEON
the quality of goods will permit.
A ll customers may be assured of fair
Office np stairs in M A R TIN BU ILD IN G .
and honest dealing.
Geo, Russell, M. D.
Onlls promptly nnsweicd day or night.
Sanford’s Bargains
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REAL
in
—
ESTATE.
W. T. K E R R ,
Manager.
M * » l!S * * a * > 8* I H I S * 4 M * 1 4 i I! Y Y * * I * « 1 S S « « « 1 9 I i m
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T
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& 1200
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Good business property 1 block
flora postoffice,
suitable for
KCo
boarding or lodging house. Pat
nt this price that it mav be sold at
once.
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$ 350 10 acre tract of bench land near ”
— —
town, fttys fine, sloping toward
south, extra fine place for fruit, $ * » » « * *
ch ckens, etc. No improvements,
Dcn’ t miss this ohnnoe.
$ 2 0 0 0 170 acres fonr miles from town,
85 acres nnimprovod bottom, bal­
ance hill, 50 acres being good tim­
ber, 20 ncres hill slashed. Fair
house, good water. Must be sold
nt once.
$ 400 ‘2 2-5 acres bench land, edge of
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town, comfortable house, spring
water, small fruit.
Altogether
a nice place.
$ 2800 Good 50-acre farm, near town,
— —
common buildings, partially im
proved, on river ana wagon road.
W ill make a $5000 place with
$1000 more improvement.
*3000 Afino corner business property.
i i l l l l H
3 n ^ ^ - 2 S T
W ill tied the caw’s t iil t ) bis leg in the proms) of milk­
ing, aa;.d dis hid not d r iq q e l ’lin o/o- tw ) miles before
ho realized h i hal m ile i mist ike.
w
^ a r tiie r
Must you be drag^ad before you realizo you are making a
mistake in not usitfb Electric Lights.
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Xhe^Palace Barber Shop,
M McDonald Proprietor
•%=$s>Best Equipped Shop in Coos CountyX
* 450
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$ 600
—
House nnd 7 lots in Riverton. A
genuine bargain.
80 acres flno timber on Middle
Fork. Cruises oyer three million
fir and over four hundred thous­
and cedar.
$ 450 2 fine residence lots, close in, A
— *
genuine bargain.
$ 525 Good residence and 2 lots. 1 in
■ m m
bottom, 3 blocks from business.
A^profitable investment. Must be
sold soon.
$ 400 F R*r house nnd 2 lots in Nosier’ a
— —
Addition. Installment plan.
$2400 320 acres good timber land near
Sumner. Look this up.
$ 600 New 4-room ootta«'e and 4 lots,
■ near business. A good buy.
$ 400 Neat cottage and 2 lots near Aoad-
• emy. Cheap at this price.
$ 500 F*ur house and barn 3 lots, 2 in
—
bottom, beating fruit trees.
$ 600 % block, good location. Rest bar -
— — » gain in lots ever offered in Co­
quille.
$ 350 3 fiue oorner lots, fine view, best
—— —■ building site for sale in this city.
$ 550 Good 6-rooni house and 1 lot near
—■■■— Academy. A nice home.
It is impossible to describe my list in this
column. If you are looking for a good
piece of property at a reasonable price, I
can certainly suit you.
Kemeiubet, I rent houses nnd farms and
do all kinds of agency business. Come in
aud see me before buying. I can save yon
DOLLARS.
Notice!
Any person cutting Timber or
Bnrk of any description on th e ,
lands of the the Southern Oregon
Company, or removing same, or
other property, from said lands,
without being duly authorized in
writing, will be Prosecute«! ac­
cording to Law.
Any perron furnirhing eufficient
evidence fo r the recovery of properly
no lalen nn>l von notion of Ihv jmrtie*
mnrernrtl , trill he given one-half yf j
the properly rerovered.
S outhern O heoon C o x r any .
H ot and Cold Baths.
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Only First-Class Work.
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o ireiE ao isr
. C SANFORD
-DEALER I N ----
REAL ESTATE.
C O Q U ILLE CITY, OREGON.
Rents Houses and Farms, Does
General Agency Business.
Office— Up-staire near Postoffice.
/New Drug Store, i
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP
GENERAL
L IN E O F C H E M IC A LS , DRUGS. P A T E N T
M E D IC IN E S , D R U G G IS TS ’ S U P P L IE S
T O IL E T A R T IC L E S , ETC.
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Having had many years o f experience in this line
we are prepared to give all the
tient of satisfaction.
Golden Building
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Coquille. Oregon.!
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