Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, February 02, 1904, Image 3

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Yuleutiiies at Kanamatz's.
A full line o f Hats & , Caps
Mrs. N osler’s.
Eastern and home cured b rn
nud bacon at Rays.
The De Laval is THE separator,
and 8. M. Nosier, Coquille, the
agent.
Capt. H. E. Wilcox, of M cKinley,
Call at the New Feedstore tor
Finest Stock in Coquille Valley.
For fine cigars go to tbe New
was in town Suuday.
wheat and chicken feed.
D rag Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman,!
Fresh home-made bread at the
Fresh Home-made bread always proprietor.
B roiler— Marshfield-
Special attention given to repairing of
at the Broiler— Marshfield.
The open season (or duck shoot­
Cow boy Hats for boys and Girls
F ob R ent .--A neat little farm ing iu Coos county came to a close
F ine W atches .
the latest at Mrs. Noslers.
last Suuday.
near town. Apply at this office.
Uncle George Stauff came over
W. T. Burton, o f the "O ur W ay”
F or first-class commercial job
from Marshfield on Friday.
printing, apply at the H erald lunch counter, made Marshfield a
TU© Relia.tole J ewelers ■
Miss May Chandler, o f Gravel
yieit last week.
office.
Ford, was in this city yesterday.
j e w e l r y co
Mrs. O. P. Elliugsou, of Parkers­
The school at North Bend has
For a grand bnrgan in an Irving
burg, was in town doing some
been
closed
for
two
weeks
on
ac­
P ian o—asgood as new-apply at this
shopping yesterday.
count o f measles.
office.
J. S. Lawreuce, our insurance
Do you ever go to Marshfield? man, made a business trip to M yr­
I f vou expect to vote at the June
Last Friday evening while R oy
A ll
Kinds o f Valeatines at
election, you must-register by May I f you do and don’t go to the Broil­ tle Point last week.
K in g son of R. P. K in g was log
Kanematz's.
er you will miss it.
first.
J. 8. KsuPinatz has received
The National Separate Leaf Tab­ giD g with oxen near the Bryant
place at Bridge he was struck below
onion sets for early planting. Get lets at the New Drug Store.
the knee by a runaway log and died
your order in at cnce.
Fontilla, and tbe leading brands from the injuries later in the day.
Coquille
Victoria and Keystoue sewiug in cigars at Mrs. Nosler’s.
Tbe accident occured at 6:45 p. m.
City,
machines at the furmfure store of
The best Boston Gum Boots for and was caused by one log which
Oregon, Ellingsou & Jacobson.
$4.25 at Ray's closing out sale.
was acting ns a brake, breaking its
Rev. J. J. Hnndsaker, leturned
E. E- Dicksou was down to this fastenings and allowing two other
from a ten day’s trip to Myrtle
city from Catching creek yester­ logs to shoot forward with great
Point Riid Bridge, ou Tuesday.
speed. W hile the young man was
day.
Mrs. l)r. Leep, o f M yrtle Poiot,
F or a big bargain in three fine trying to save bis team, he was
is down visitiog her sisters, Mrs.
buildiug lots in this city, call at this caught between tbe runaway log
J. G. Fish and Mrs. C. C. Johnson.
and a stump and bis lower limb
office.
W. W. Wilcoxen, the teamster
was crushed. Dr. Stemler was
W.
A.
Goodman
will
go
anywhere
has fine Wood for sale— full teers
called
but nothing could be done to
at $150. Leave orders with R. B. in Coos county to move your house rally the unfortunate man who
Have your shoes repaired at C.
H e r a l d offiae p hou a No. 105
or barn.
Ray.
died at 1 a. m. R ev J. J. Hand-
B. Beep's.
County court adjourn
Satur­
Clam-chowder, cake and ooffee saker conducted funeral services
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes have
T ry the Olym pic Self-rising pan­ day.
at Prof. Anderson’s ou Friday af. at the borne and interment was at
moved to North Bend where they
cake floor at P. E. Drauee.
F or S a l e — A small farm one mile expect to make their home in tbe terooou.
M yrtle Point Sunday.
L. R. Hughes, of this city, went
Ladies’ Gent’s and Children's from Coquille.
Call at this office. future.
H. T. Schweers, of the Poiut,
Mackintoshes at K e rr & Co’s.
Clarence Williams, of Riverton to North Bend last week after busi­ went to Bandou Saturday where
Anyone wishing to go into busi­
ness interests.
Meals at all hours - -day or night ness can get. a bargain of R. B. Ray. came over from the bay Saturday
he took the steamer Elizabeth
Carolina Rice Flakes for mush which sailed SuDday, for a trip to
where he had been visiting for
— at the Broiler in Marshfield.
Order yourself a pair of fiue
or puddings—something new— at Lake oounty, California. H e goes
Fiue Hanunrless shotguns from boots or shoes made at C. B. Leep’s. several days.
with Prof. Hawkins and may poss­
The latest song ¡6: order your P. E. Drane’s.
$25.to $50 at T. H. Mehl & Co’s.
I t you want first class boot and music of Chas. Grissen Music C o ,
Hay and grain for sale at the ibly locate in his section.
The steamers Elizabeth and C hi­ shoe repairing done, call on C. B.
Marshfield, Oregon.
T h e latest New Feedstore, on First street.
Mrs. Mary Mehl, at the foot o f
co sailed from Bandon on Sunday. Leep, Front street.
always on hand, sold at £ off
Mrs. M. H. Webber & Son Props.
Front street, is having her res!
Fresh Oysters in shell Eastern
K err & Co’s, is the place to get
For those popular and powerful
Mrs. F. W. Barker, o f Riverton, dence rebuilt. I t will now occupy
and Olym pia— at the Broiler in your suits of clothes for men, remedies, Liquid Electricity and
came to town Saturday and visited the ether end o f the lots, being
Marshfield.
youths, aud children.
A L L H E A L IN G O IL , put up by Mrs. L. A. Lawborn, returning yes­ p’ oeed farther back from tbe cut
whicb is inclined to cave.
B o r n . — In Coquille City, January
H. A. Todd and daughter, Miss Win. Oddy, call at the New Drug­ terday.
28, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ruth, o f Arago, were in town shop­ store.
W- W. Davis, one o f oar new­
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Dement, of
I f you expect to build this spring
Dean, a daughter.
ping one day last week.
comers from eastern Oregon, bas
o
f
M
yrtle
Point,
came
down
Wed-
call on W. A. Goodman and get
beeu very ill o f late, suffering from
Flour, roled barley, elioils aDd plans for houses aud barns.
He is uesday and are visitm g Mr. and asthma and other troubles.
brau, the best in town and as cheap prepared to do your work on short Mrs. B. F igg, and other friends.
as the cheapest at R ay’s.
M. C. Bingham our contractor
notice.
F or S a le .— A fine roan Durham
Did you hoar of the fire in Co­
and builder, went to M yrtle'Point
A. S. Y ork , representing the
Avoid life-long regrets by at­ bull, 5yrs old, good for breeding
quille? W ell sir, it began last Sat­
Saturday to do some work for Mr.
urday and is still raging. It broke Portland Evening Telegram regie- tending the Episcopal entertain- purposes, or serviceable as a work Hermann.
animal,
Enquire
of
H.
E.
Wilcox,
terd
at
Hotel
Coquille
Suuday.
ment
at
Masonic
Hall,
ou
Saturday
out in R ay’s store, and while it has
M cKinley.
Don’t fail to bear tbe political
not damaged tho immense stock at
Martin & Wilson, proprietors of evening. Popular prices. See pro­
all, it has burned* pricos down to the new liery barn will deliver you gram elsewhere in this issue.
Rev. R. G. Summerlin, \V. B., issues o f the day discussed by
tho lowest notch.
a good, full tier o f wood at $150.
F or S ale .—O ue-half jersey cow of Marshfield, held quarterly meet­ Hon. J. W. Brown, o f Connecticutt.
-
l l you aie thinking o f putting in
fresh
in March, aud 10J tone clover ing on North Fork the latter part
Dr. Russell has been somewhat
Mrs. S. It Davis, o f tho bay, re­ uuder tbe weather since hie return and ryegrass hay, loose, at a bar­ o f tbe week. He returns to Marsh­ a separator this season you should
consult S. M. Nosier at once.
W rite F. L. Summers, field today.
turned from a visit o f several days from Portland, but is about all gain.
Marshfield, or W . B. Smith, Fish-
in Curry county, on Thursday.
Gen. L y tle Post, N o 27, G A R ,
C. J. Randleman, of Parkersburg,
right now.
trap,
was up to town yestorday. He in­ dept, of Oregon, meets on Monday
The beautiful weather of the
Golden Washing Compound, for
D ied .— A t Phoenix,
Arizona, forms us that his mother Mrs. M. L. Feb. 8th 7:30 p. m.
past few weeks bas invited the whicb Mrs. Lottio Davis is agent,
Mrs. J. A. Jacobsoo, who was
young folks of our town out with can be had by calling st Strang's January 27, 1004, of consumption, Randlemau, who bas been very ill,
Miss Jennie Peterson, of Arago, is much better.
ill last week, is abont all right
their wheels.
Emporium.
Oregon,
Funeral will take place
agaib.
W. H. Sherrard, o f Sumner,
The ladies of the Guild of St.
Tbe Presbyteian church at Ban­ at Norway, on the arrival of the came over on business yesterday
James' Episcopal church of this
In tho following description of
train on Thursday, the 4th inst
and returns today. He tells us
city are preparing an entertainmont don was dedicated last Suuday the
The steamer Em pire had a slow that be bas seen tbe Sumner road N orth Marshfield voting preoinot
Pastor Rev. A. IIab »rly was assist­
to be given early iu February.
ed by Rev. D. H. Hare o f Myrtle trip uptbls time, having met heavy in a worse condition for wagoning, which appears I in our last issue an
error appeared which is corrected
The small sum of thirty-five cents Point.
head winds. She ran out of coal yet it is bad enough.
here:
will secure for you a reserved seat
while off Port O rford and was
R. Cl. Robison will visit his son, obliged to wait for tbe Areata to
Fred Single, tbe taylor, who
for the Episcopal entertainment at
Beginning at ne cor o f sec 17 Tp
Masonic H all next Saturday even Ed, of Curry county, a few days take her fuel before she could pro­ bas been to San Francisco, return­ 25 s r 12 w w m, run s to se cor of
and then return here for a short ceed.
ed by the Chico last week. H e re­ lot 2 of sec 29 of said T p and r, run
ing.
time before departing for his home
F. W. Barker, o f RivertoD, came ports having had a nice time in tbe w to sw cor of nwj o f s e j o f sec 27,
D ied .— At her home et the E ight­ at The Dalles.
up Friday and went out to Fair- city, bat experienced a rough aud Tp 25 s r 13 w w id , run n to sw
een Mile House, lit Restnu Douglas
alow trip, down and back.
cor of s e j o f sec 15 o f said Tp and
Dr. Leonard, o f the California view to see bis parents, Mr. and
county, Oregon, Saturday night,
r, run e to ship channel of Coos
Mrs.
J.
L.
Barker.
H
e
returned
Mr.
R
.
K
.
Howard
who
canvass­
Co-Operative
Medical
Co.,
o
f
this
Jan. 23, 1904 Mary W ilson, aged
Bay, inn northerly along said chan-
yesterday,
bringing
hi3
daughter
ed
Coos
Co.,
so
successfully
for
the
city, has been seriously ill the past
abont 59 years.
nel to poiut west of sec line be­
few days, but we hope he will be little Lela, who will make au ex ­ seif and sex books last summer
Dr. Prentis, the Marshfield den­
tended visit with her father.
was given a f»ee trip to Niagora tween secs 12 & 13 of said Tpand r,
all right soon.
run e to beginning.
tist, will be in Bandon from F eb ­
S. M. Nosier having shut down Falls by the company for which he
ruary 5th to the 27th. Parties hav­
Shoes for James, stockings for
worked
and
is
now
in
their
employ
tbe Coquille C ity Creamery for a
ing denial work to be done will Sal lie, a dress for Sue, gum boots
short time, will turn his attention in Ohio.
please write early for time.
for Dad, outings for Mamma and to the sale and delivery o f tho De
A deal is being consummated by
popcorn for the kids and groceries Lavai cream separator. Any and
Jno. W . Brown, a prominent and
which Samuel Johnson, who oper­
for all at tbe fire— Ray’s.
all coutemplatiug putting in a sep­ ated the Carl Bros, craemery at N or­
eloquent Socialist speaker,
of
- I N ------
Connecticut!, will lecture ou “ The
way last year, will become possess­
The fam ily o f A. H. Nicola mov­ arator should see him at ouce.
Triumph o f Socialism on the 12th ed to Marshfield the last of the
F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield or o f C- Rom aoder’s interest in tbe
estate
and 13th insts., in this city. A ll week where they join M r Nicols marble man, came over Thursday, Coquille Ic e and oold Storage plant
should bear him.
who has secured a position at the extending his trip to M yrtle Point. at this place.
W asted .— Knowledge of a L ife Coos Bay Ice and Cold Storage Ou Friday ho planed a copiug
Do not fail to see George Leach $ 15000 One of tho finest fnrmfl I d
Coos eoonty.
arouud the grave o f Grandma Sage in the most laughable comedy,
Insurance Company, which writes a plant.
aud solicited several more contracts "Grouse Out o f Season," at the $ 4000 A good farm o f no acres and
definite contract of insurance, which
large list personal property.
Portland sustained a loss o f about for cemetery work, returning on
combines the peculiar and special
Episcopal entertainment at Masonic $ 3(100 One of the best 27-acre dairy
$40,000 on tbe night o f tbe 28th Saturday.
advantages contained in the poli­
Hall
next
Saturday
evening.
See
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Places on Coqni'le river,
will
occasioned by two fires, one destroy­
rent.
F. M. Russell, a prominent W is­ program in another column.
cies of the Mutual Benefit L ife In-
The
ing the Garfield Hotel aud the
consin timber man, a recent arrival, hall will be comfortably warm.
urance Company, of Newark, N. J.
$ 350 10 acre tract o f bench land r ear
other damaging tbe Park Bchool.
town, lays fine, sloping toward
was in town yesterday in company
®ALTia C jlix , M. D., Local Agent.
sooth, extra fine plaoe for frnit,
Both are supposed to be tbe work
Tbe
Enterprise
boasts
o
f
an
at­
with Col. R. H. Rosa, o f Bandon.
chickens, eto. No improvements.
o f au incendiary.
Don’ t miss this ebanoe.
They went up the liver to look af­ tendance at tbe Christian Sunday
school
at
M
yrtle
Point
o
f
197
on
a
$ 5000 A fine tO sorefarra near Arago.
The Broiler, conducted in the ter Borne Coos county timber. We
recent Sunday, and Challenges the
Mostly rich bottom, all improved,
Garfield Building, Marshfield, has hope Mr. Russell will be able to county to produce its equal. So
I am indeed closing ont.
first-class hoove and two now
find something to suit him .
barnes, other bnildings and con­
the
finest
equipped
dining
room
People are coming from far and
far as we know, no School o f similar
veniences. A model dairy ranoh.
in
Southern
Oregon,
and
every­
H. H. Klahn, one o f tbe founders size ever assembled in Coquille.
near to get into the jam.
Mast be sold soon if sold at this
pnee.
thing to he procured iu our markets
I t is a rush and a hurry to see are served in a manner to please o f the Coos Bay Iron Works, a son
A
fine
Singer
shoemaker's
sew­
1000 Nioe residence property, dose to
of W o . Klahn. a pioneer o f tbe
who will be next.
business.
tbe most fastideons epicure.
bay, was in town last week looking ing machine and complete set
Two of the be Rt residonee lots
$
400
o
f
lasts
and
materials
have
been
Yea dear readers, Ray believes in
over tbe field for a location for an
inthe city.
Judge Schroeder camp to town
advertising, but has not the time to
tren foundry. He visited M yrtle received by C. B. Leep, tbe harness $ 500
A residence property that is dirt
yesterday, snd this morning etarted
man. The shop is now in shape
write locals now.
oheap.
Point also. I t is our judgement
for
the
bay
wheie
he
will
make
an
to
do
first-elass
work
o
f
all
kinds
164-acre
plaoe between Bandon
But go in and see how readily be
that there is a good opening in this
and Empire,
8 acres bottom
or one of his ladv or gentleman effort to secure theGiles brick press, valley for au institution o f tbe kind. — N ew as well as repairing. G ive
cleared.
balenoe bench land
preparatory to starting a brick
him a call.
blaok soil, Rood honse and barn.
clerks will wait on you.
J. C. Watson, o f Cunningham
yard on his place, having fonnd two
$ 600 House and one lot near basinesR.
R, O, Kirkpatrick, o f this city,
—
Pay« 10 per oent interest on this
strata o f fine potter’s clay on his creek ieceived last week two fine
price.
place. I t ie to be hoped the Judge thoroughbred Browd Leghorn roos­ is manufacturing ail absolutely
waterproof
blacking
for
harness
$
1250
Good
basiness property 1 block
ters
which
will
be
important
addi­
will
make
the
success
o
f
his
enter­
50 large men to buy underware
■ ...
from postoffloe.
suitable
for
tions to bis already well graded aud foot wear, of whicb a great
prise which he richly deserves.
at Ray's.
boarding or lodging house. Put
many
o
f
our
loggers
are
taxing
at
this
price
that
it
mav
be
sold
at
flock. These are exceedingly beau­
once.
tiful birds from the poultry yards advantage, aDd whicb it would pay
nice corner lota Noslcr's
o f H. H. Tourtellott, o f Petaluma, more to do. It is sim ply perfec­ $ 250 Two
Addition.
j California, and are some o f bis tion for boots which are to be used
$ 100 Two corner bottom lots.
prize-winning flock. H e will have iD mud and water,
eggs on sale in due time for batch­
Gen. L ytle Post No. 27 G. A. R. $ 26ò Two fine lots near tbe eohool-
house.
ing purpose.
dept, o f Oregon nod Benjamin Har­
Mrs. Bertha Nodine, late o f P o rt­ rison Circle No 7, have been invit­ $ 300 Tw^ lotsTnioely looated.
Finest table salt at P. E. Drano’s.
F o b H a l e — Good as new baby
Flour, Flour, Flour, at Ray’s.
buggy, at this office.
Wedding bells will ring in town
Bud Ingram, of Gravel Fu ra,
was in town yesterday.
tomorrow.
Good tea in bulk at 25 ceuts per
110.00 Chamber Set at M. H
pound at P. E. Drane's.
K ersey’s for a guess.
LOCAL
IT E M S .
I
!
piqe Watches and
Jewelry.
wir. so nr
Knowlton’s
.
DRUG
STORE
Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries,
Schoolbooks
B. Fenton, proprietor o f the
Mvrtle Point-Roseburg stage line,
was down from tbe Point a couple
o f days last week, taking in the
play by tbe M yrtle Point Degree
o f Honor in tbe meantime. He in­
formed us that they had to aban­
don tbe stage on bis liue on Thurs­
day, bat hopes that it will not be
long till they can resume str.ge
services again.
Sanford’s Bargains
R EA L
A grievous wail oftimes comes
as a result of unbearable pain from
over taxed organs. Dizziness, Baok-
acbe, Liver complaint and Consti­
pation. But thanks to Dr. K ing’s
New L ife Pills they pnt an end to
it all.
They are gentle but thor.
ough. Try them. Only 25c. Guar­
anteed by R. 8. Knowlton, drug­
gist.
Li veryfeed Stable
Martin & Wilson,
^ P r o p r ie to r s .
Coquille City, Oregon
General feed and livery business, hauling and delivering.
Good wood
furnished on short notice.
Corner First and Hall St.
ssssssssssss
“ OUR
W AY”
QUICK-LUNCH
COUNTER
i >2$ Ice Cream,
Ice-Cream Soda
Ice-Cold Soda,
Milk Shake.
Fresh Nuts,
Choice Confectionery,
Oregon Fruits,
Tropical Fruits.
Finest Luu ch Goo
F ig Wafers,
Sweet Crackers,
Cigars and Tabacco.
W. T. BURTON, Prop
1
Phone 109.
Front Street, Coquille.
W.T.Kerr &Co.
— — D EALER
IN -----
PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR and FEED.
LATEST STYLE IN
Gents’ p urnishiiygs
DRESSGOODS, LADY’S CLOTH, FLANNEL,
FLANNELETTE, ETC
in iiH iiiiiiiiiiiiifiilfm a n m H m m
th e
Who tied the oow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk­
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles beforg
be realized he had ma le a mistake.
H o ta r
F a r tlx e r
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
i W H i W H i n i i m i m m i H i s * se
Death’s Harvest
.
Deprives You of Your
Dear Ones-
Show your love for the one who
is gone by providing a monument
worthy tbe memorv of that one.
A large monument or a small
marker, whichever you choose at
his place,1
rt will show the* best ju dg­
ment o f first-class designers and
workmen.
RAY’S LOCALS.
$
—— a— w fi*
ts I t A ll.
The ‘ CLYDE’
Blankbooks, Fine Stationery
Specialty-
F iril ""¡Fire!!
P u la au E M
COOS CO. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
M A R S H F IE L D , OR.
F. M. Stewart Prop
Telephone,'MAin 288.
t 1000
Wanted.
land, who came down to this place
a short time ago, bas received her
good« and is now manufacturing
candies o f many kinds.
Mrs. No-
dine is an expert candy maker and
h r
H-s can lie depended np>ll
,« | ..i-.. pare and wholesome. Our
c o a f v . i mers should carry
her
g . I h i slock aod thus encourage
hi ..ti**-, I,.cal industry.
ed to attend tbe dedication o f the
new G. A. R. hall at BaDdon, on
Feb. 12, 1904
A large attendance
ia expected. All comrades are in ­
vited
to
join with
the Poet
and f l r r l ' and m»»-i at the Phar­
macy at 12 o ’ clock in ., aud march
to the wharf and embark on the
steamer Dispatch
for beautiful
Bandon.
$ 600
* 2800
/New Drug
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.
Halfblock of six fine lots.
Afine corner business propert y
It is impossible to describe my list in this
column. I f yon are looking for a good
piece of property at a reasonable price. (
can certainly aoit yon.
Romeo.hei, I rent houses snd fsrms and
do all kinds o f agency bnsiness. Come in
and see me before buying. I can sare yon
D O L L A R ».
Store,
Having bad many years o f experience in this line
we are prepared to give all the
best of satisfaction.
Golden Building
1
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Coquille, Oregon.