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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1904)
r LOCAL IT E M «. Valentines at Kannmatz's. Rose burg I m * a Roosevelt dab. Flour, Floor, Flour, at Ray’s. $10,00 Chamber Set at M. H Horsey’a for a guess. Fresh liome-mude bread at the Broiler— Marshfield. Jud^e Harlocker had business at Baudoti on Saturday. Cow boy Hate for hoys and Girls the latest at Mrs. Noslers. Mrs. J. D. Benhntn of Fairview has been in tht city for some days. Rev. S. B. Hollenlieak o f Fair- view was trading in town last week. F ora grand bargan in an Irving Fiano--ns good ns new-apply at this office. J. L. Bean, of Parkersburg, mnde our city a flyiug visit one day lust week. A ll K in d s o f Finest table salt at P. E. Drane’s. A full line of Hats & Caps at F ob SALE-—Good ns new baby Mrs. Nosier 8. buggy, at this office. Eastern and borne cured bam Good ten in bulk at 25 ceutn per aud bacon at Rays, ponud nt F. E. Drane’s. E. H. Noar, of Myrtle Point, has Cull at the New. Feedstore tor busiuess in town today whent and chicken feed. Knowlton has extra fine onion , . i i t ' sets, 2 pounds for 25 cents. Three " papers of garden seeds for 1 \ n ai io . I k 0/1A rv\ I ra ea 4 - , I lata* is becoming full of Our t town 10 cents, at Knowlton s. school mams, Examination tomor- F or R ent . -A neat little farm row. near town Apply at this office. The De Laval is THE separator, For first-class commercial job and 8. M. Nosier, Coquille, the printing, apply at the H kiuld agent. office. J. M. Riley, of Riverton, made Attorney Chase, of this city, our office a call this morning while went to Myrtle Point on Friday uti iu town. For fine cigars go ts the New legal business. Do you ever go to Marshfield? Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, If you do aDd don’t go to the Broil proprietor. Mr. Holliugsworth of Gold Beach er you will miss it. passed through Coquille eu route Mrs. Mary Nosier, our FroDt to Bandon last week. street merchant, made Marshfield Albert Ba-klow, of near Myrtle a short visit last week. Point, was among the county seat seat visitor yesterday. It you want first class boot and shop repairing done, call on C. B. Leep, Front streot. J. S. Kanematz has received onion sets for early planting. Get your order in at cnce. J. F. Cox, o f Baodon, returned yesterday from a visit o f a few daye with friends at Marshfield. VALENTINES A t KNOVILTON’S Shave W hile You Ride piije Watches and Jewelry. f Fire!! RAY’S LOCALS. CRAS MOOMAW. Frop Finest Stock in Coquille Valley. Fine Cigars. Nuts, Candies and Tropical Fruits kept in con~ Special attention given to repairing of F ine W nection. All Kiuds of Valentines at Kauematz’s. The National Separate Leaf Tab lets at the New Drug Store. Fontilla, aDd the leading brands in cigars at Mrs. Nosler’s. Give us a call. atches . The “ CLYDE’ Tlie Reliable J T ewelers WILSON JEWELRY CO.. It you are thinking of putting in a separator this season you should consult S. M. Nosier at once. Li very fe e d Stable G. W. Martin Mrs. Will Grunow, of Portland, started lor her home on Thursday after a visit of several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Proprietors. The best Boston Gum Boots for Dean. $4.25 at Ray’s closing out sale. Mrs. W. H. Sehroeder, of Arago, Onion sets at Knowlton’s. Ex who has been quite ill ever since tra fine, 2 pounds for 25 cents. Good wood the burning of their store several General feed and livery business, hauling and delivering. Messrs Webber and Morgan of weeks ago, is better, but still con furnished on short notice. Corner First and Hall St. Fishtrap spent Sunday in the city. fined to her room. For a big bargain in three fine Guy Lattin, of the Cook ranch building lots in this city, call at this on South slough, was in town Wed office. Valentines at Knowlton's. H er aud offi M p'loue No. 105. nesday in tearch o f fresh dairy J. D. Bonham of Fairview was an Have your shot's repaired at C. H ’irdy Mast, of L p p , was in town cows. over-Sunday visitor at the county B. Lee p’s. the last o f the week W. W. Wilcoxeu, the teamster seat. Try the Olympic Self rising pan Have you registered? If not you has tine Wood for sale— full teers W. A. Goodman will go anywhere cake flour at P. E. Dranes. should do * at once. at $150. Leave orders with R. B. in Coos cuunty to move your house Ladies’ Gent’s and Children’s or barn. g ’ or 8 ‘ e— A small farm one mile Ray. Mackintoshes at Kerr & Go's. trou. Coquille. Call at this office. The Christian Church of Myrtle Rev. J. J. Haudsaker visited Bea Meals lit all hours - day or uight Anyone wishing to go into busi ver Hill last week, preachiug there Point, has filed articles of incor — at the Broiler tu Marshfield. last Thursday. He will preach poration. Fine Hammrless shotguns from ness can get a bargain of R. B. Ray. there again on the 19th. Carolina Rioe Flakes for mush $25 to $50 at T. H. Mehl & Co’s. Order yourself a pair of tine The latest song is: order your or puddings—something new— at Born.— At North Bend, Feb. 1. boots or shoes made at C. B. Leep’s. music of Cbas. Gr sseu Musio C o , P. E. Drane’s. 1904, to Mi. and Mrs E. W. Faby, You can buy AVoolen or Cotton Marshfield, Oregon. The latost Victoria aud Keystone sewing a son. uederware for your Boys & Girls at always on hand, sold at ^ off machines at the furniture store 01 Fresh Oysters in shell Eastern Cost. At Rays. For those popular and powerful Ellingson& Jacobson. and Olympia— at the Broiler in Kerr & Co’s, is the place to get remedies. Liquid Electricity and Marshfield. Hay and grain for sale at tbe your suits of clothes for men, A LL H EALIN G O IL , put up by New Feedstore, on First street. Mrs. Bertha Nodine, the candy youths, and childreu. Wm. Oddy, call at the New Drug Mrs. M. H. Webber & Son Props. maker, hakes fine bread for sale. Flour, roled barley, shorts aud store. Give her a trial older. Attorney Geo. P. Topping, of bran, the best in town and as cheap If you expect to build this spring Bandon, had business in town a as the cheapest at R ay’s. call on W. A. Goodman and get day or so the middle of last week. plans for houses and barns. He is Knowlton sells three papers of Miss Lena Holoomb, of Myrtle Did you hear of the fire in Co- northern grown garden seeds that prepared to do your work on short Point, has been engaged to teach a quitie? Well sir, it began last Sat have been thoroughly tested, for notice. five-months term of school at Arago. urday and is stdl raging. It broko 10 cents. Robert A hr, the ttaveliug tinuer J. L. Stauff of Marshfield is the out iu Ray’s store, and while it, has Golden Washing Compound, for aud repairer of agate and copper not damaged the immense stock at which Mrs. Lottie Davis 19 agent, ware, umbrellas, etc., is uow in this guest of his sister Mrs. Sinclair. all, it has burned prices down to can be had by calling at Strang's place, doing a rushing business in He will have for California about March 1st. the lowest notch. bis line. Emporium. - W- — James Clinton, of Norway, has W. E. Pike, of Myrtle Point, is Tlie steamer Elizabeth aud three ■Full B to o k of choice garden seods choonors arrived in the river ou back from a trip to New York, purchased the 20-acre farm of in bulk, at Knowlton’s. James Dunlap, of that place, pay on Saturday, and the Chico got in whither he went on business con nected with the settlement o f the ing $3000 therefor. R. P. King and J . A. Collier vis t his morning. estate o f tho late F. C. Kinnicutt. ited at Bandon Inst week. Alfred Johnson, the sawmill mao, J. B. Fox, the second-hand mao, F ob S ale .—O ne-half jersey cow returned Thursday from a business Mr. Leonard who was quite ill went to Marshfield Friday with a visit of several weeks at San Fran last week is much improved. carload of scrap-iron which he fresh in March, aud 10J tons clover cisco and other California points. aud ryegrass hay, loose, at a bar- took to tho foundry. E. W. Dean, of Myrtle Point, gaiu. Write F. L. Summers, F or S ale .— A tine roan Durham went to Bandon on business Friday- Rus Johnson is preparing to Marshfield, or W. B. Smith, Fish- bull, 5yrsold, good for breeding Jesse Coleman, of the North erect a large and fine residence on trap, purposes, or serviceable as a work Fork, bad business down tins way his property on Spurgeon hill. A. S. L. Curry came up from the animal, Euquire of H. E. Wilcox, C. Lukins will be the builder. on Friday. saw mill Friday feeling somewhat M cKm ley. E. W. Fahy came over from North under the weather, having a mod E. W. Dean, of Myrtle Point has J. H. Harbison, an expert butter withdrawn from the Coqnille Valley Bend yesterday, aud as a matter of ern case o f grip with whioh to and cheese maker, arrived here from course, wore a very broad smile. wrestle for we hope, a short spell Pncking Co. Gresham, this state, last week aDd It is a fine boy and is getting along only. Have you tried Mrs. Nodine’s is looking for a situation or loca | nicely. fresh made candies? If not, you Dr Horsfall, of Marshfield, was tion aa_a dairy farmer. Messrs. Philpot and Johnson, called over last week to see little should do so at once. They are Mr. and Mrs. J. A . Yoakam Jr., painters from Marshfield, passed Ralph, youngest child of Mr. and who came up from their California fine. through to Bandon yesterday to Mrs. T. A. Walker, who has been stock farm last week, are iu town Attorney L. A. Roberts, o f Myr paiut the large building recently very ill for several days, but is visiting with Mrs. Yoakam’s par tle Point, started last Friday for erected by Col. Rosa. much bettor now. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 . Lukens. San Fraucisco, where he goes on Shoes for James, stockings for business. The Misses Nellie Dement and Mrs. L. R. Edmunds came up Sallie, a dress for Sue, gum boots Mattie Huling, of Myrtle Point, went from Baudon last Thursday en Rev. D. M. Click, a German Bap tist minister lately arriving at Myr- for Dad, outings for Mamma and to Bandon yesterday to cateh the route to Marshfield to take the popcorn for the kids and groceries steamer Elizabeth for San Francisco steamer Aberdeen for Portland tly Point, has organized a singing for all at the fire— Ray’s. where they go for a visit for about whither she goes to visit relatives class in that place. MrB. W. B. Smith, ot Fishtrap, a month. They were accompanied and friends. Dr. Preutis, the Marshfield den visited her pareots, Mr. and Mrs. by the Misses VanDecar as for as Mrs. Alex Stauff and sod , James, tist, will be iu Bandon from Feb Bandon. returned from Marshfield yesterday ruary 5th to the 27th. Parties hav- j La“ b ’ thj * JCÌ‘ y’ laat ?.eek’ After conducting a rousing re- whither they h a l gone to accom ing denial work to be done will while she attended the meetings at the South Methodist church. viyal at the South Methodist pany Willie Stauff, that far on his please write early for time. E. C. Roberts, chief printer on church for the past two weeks, way to California where he goes od W a s t e d . — Knowledge of a Life Presiding Elder E. L. Fitch start a trip for his health. Insurance Company, which writes a the Mvrtle Point, Enterprise, start ed for his home at Oakland. There ed last Friday for Los Angeles, A recent letter from dowD the definite contract of insurance, which has been a deep interest manefested coast furnishes the information that combines the peculiar and special California, where he expects to be in the meetings. Boveral accessions th t o were four inches of suow on advantages contained in the poli absent for two or three months. Mrs. B. F. Crow, of this city, being made. The meetings will be the ground, aDd also that there were cies of the Mutual Benefit Life In continued by Rev. Reagan. several cases of smallpox in the surance Company, of Newark, N. J. took her departure for Portland on Perry, son ot Johu and Margaret vicinity of Bagnel ferry, the whole Friday where she goes to consult A i Y r a i O / v r , M. D. , Local Agent. ! physicians concerning her health. Bonewitz, died at bis home in New- family of J. F. Lowery having just Mr. Crow will join her later, and burg, Oregon, Jan. 29, 1904, aged recovered. 29 years and 29 days. He had been will probably locate in the valley. R, O, Kirkpatrick, of this city, a sufferer most of his life but bore ié manufacturing an absolutely J. A. Evans, an expert hop I am indeed closing out. it patiently and moved on through waterproof blacking for harness People are coming from far and grower, has arrived from Salem life with good courage. He was a aDd foot wear, of which a great and will take charge of the hop near to get into the jam. consistent member of the German many o f our loggers are taking T. , , , . i yard of J. B. Moomaw, near Arago. Baptist church and liyed a beauti advantage, and which it would pay It is a rush and a hurry to see Moom8W • Hn • , ¡8;* He was united more to do. It is simply perfec who will be next. farmer and does not do things by ful Christian life. ■V ea readers, Ray believes in halves; therefore Ins experiment in marriage to Birdie Lushbaugh, tion for boots which are to be used Dec. 7, 1900, to which union one in mud aud water, advertising, blit has not the time to ¡0 bop-growing in Coos county, son was born. Deceased was a write locals now. Frank B. Allen, H. Lyman and Rut go in and see-bow readily he Mrs. George Sehroeder, who has resident of this place until about a Walter Skelton, of New Jersey, or one of his lady or gentleman P®8^ weeks at her year ago when he moved to New- were in town this week enroute to clerks will wail on you. , old home, that of our late J. C. burg.— Enterprise. . Eckley. Mr. Allen has bought the Laird, is moving to Tenmile where De Laval Repai ators have shown Xichenor tract of land near Eckley, Wanted. I her banband will superintend the then: Super io n ty^iv.T^their makes which is said to have rich deposits ---------- I the Lake creamery the coming of Separators since their invention property was purchas 50 large men to hoy underware j season for L. J. Simpson. He will and will continue to do so until of coni, at tax sale by anotLer party at Ray's. also conduct a store in connection. time Bball be do more. I placed ed p revjoug Allen’s purchase 26 machines in ‘ he Coquille valley (infl there pronii8e8 ^ some live- last season pollm g down almost jy litigation before the matter is every kind of Separator including gfittl(,rl . Enterprise, the U, 8. Omego aDd Sharpies T n -1 r The Bamfon schools iu com pli bular, only naed a few months ance with the requests o f tbe com- which can be bad for a song. Cat alogue o f De Laval Separators for mtttee od educational exhibits for tbe asking. I am also agent for the St. Louis Exhibits have for all kinds o f dairy aDd creamery warded a collection c f sea-shell, machinery, the famous Worcester agates, starfish, aud many other curiosities gathered aloDg the ocean salt. Tbe salt that salts. beach. Works of art, decorated S. M. N obler . with shells and agates, prepared Coquille Or. --------------------- - i » » i --------------------- .b y the pupils, Specimens o f draw. The city of Baltimore, Md., has ¡Dg( photographs o f the school aud been almost entirley destroyed by j claasee, and regular daily class fire. The loss will be as much as work constitute a portion o f the $300,000,000 j Bandon exhibit. F iri! The'“ DISPATCH" BABBERSHOP, Coquille City, Oregon The committees in charge of the Episcopal entertainment given last Saturday evening wish to express their sincere thanks to all who so kindly assisted them in any way. The town plat of Ocean View ad dition to the city of North Bend was filed by the North Bend Commercial Co. on the 4th inst. This ia_& beautifully laid out plat of 30 large blocks with broad street and allies and will doubtless be val uable property in the near future. Feb. 22 is the date set for a Grand Patriotic entertainment to be givsn by the publio school in the interest of the school library. Every parent and every child should see it, hear it and get a renewed en thusiasm for our country and the Stars and Stripes. At Masonic Hall Monday, Feb. 22 at 8 o’clock p. m. Reserved seats 35 cents, general, 25 ceDts, school children not engaged in the program 15 cents. i p “ OUR W AY” QUICK-LUNCH I I C O U N T E R I S Ice Cream, Ice-Cream Soda Ice-Cold Soda, Milk Shake. Fresh Nuts, Choice Confectionery, Oregon Fruits, Tropical Fruits. Finest Luu ch Goo Fig Wafers, Sweet Crackers, Cigars and Tabacco. W . T . B U R TO N , Prop. Phone 109. Front Street, Coquille. 888S8S® 888g W. T.Kerr & Go. The ladies of the Guild of St. James’ Episcopal church of this city, gavo an entertainment at Ma sonic Hall last Saturday evening for the purpose of raising funds with which to improve the interior of thoir church. There was a large number of people in attendance and we feel quite safe in saying that all were highly entertained. These who participated in the entertainment demonstrated the fact that Coquille City has plenty of home talent of a high order and widely diversified. We should be pleased to comment upon and com pliment sepal ately each one of the participants, but as there were twenty or more, in all, we cannot do so, but we do wish to say emphatic ally, that each and every perform er in the musical, elocutionary and comedy part of the entertainment rendered his respective role in a manner that showed careful study, due appreciation aud large ability. The music and recitations presented were of high order, and the comedy wne both refined aDd exceedingly I 8 • « » » « * humorous. This is the first enter T H E tainment ever given for the benefit of St. James' church, but should the ladies of the Guild give others in the future, we feel assured that they will be largely attended. — — DEALER IN------ PROVISIONS, DRY COODS, GROCERIES BOOTS AND • SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, FLOUR and FEED. LATEST STYLE IN Gents’purnishiijgs DRESSCOODS, LADY'S CLOTH, FLANNEL, FLANNELETTE, ETC Sanford’s Bargains m um IM L A -IS T Who tied the cow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk- « ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before * he realized he had made a mistake. ' H o ■w P artn er - I N ------ R E A Ii ESTATE. $ 15000 One — of the finest Coos county. ■ Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a •» mistake in not using Electric Lights. ^ f firms In Death’s Harvest 4000 A Rood furm o f fiO acres and large list personal property. $ 3000 — Deprives You of Your One of the best 27-acre dairy places on Coquille river, will rent. Dear Ones. , Show your love for the one who is gone by providing a monument worthy tlie memory of that one. A large monument or a small marker, whichever you choose at his place/w ill show the’ best judg $ 350 10 trnct of bench land near town, lays fine, sloping toward noath, extra fine place for fruit, chickens, etc. No improvements. Don’ t miss this chanoe. $ 5000 $ 1000 $ 400 $ 500 $ 1000 $ 600 ■■ 1 1 A fln® *?-aore farm near Arago. Mostly rioh bottom, all improved. First-class house and two new barnes, other buildings and con veniences. A model dairy ranoh. Moat be sold aoon if sold at this price. Nioe residence property, d o se to business. Two of the be st resideuee lots inthe city. A residence property that is dirt oheap. 164-acre place between Bandon and Empire, 8 acres bottom cleared. balenoe beneh land black soil, good house aud barn. House and one lot near business. Pays 10 per cent interest on this price. $ 1250 Good business property 1 block — ■ $ 250 from postoffloe. suitable for boarding or lodging house. Put at this price that it mav be sold at onoe. Two nioe corner lota Addition. Nosler’ s Two oorner bottom lots. Two fine lots house. ment of first-class designers ami workmen. M A RSH FIE LD , OR. COOS CO. MARBLE AND GRANITE WOR Telephone,*Main 238. SegSSSm SSSSSESESSSSS F. M. Stewart Prop /New Drug Store, GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. near the tchool- Prescriptions A Specialty. T v o lota 'nicely located. Halfblock of aii fine lota. Aline oorner hnaincaa property It ia impossible to describe my lilt in this oilnmn. If yon are looking for a good pieee of property al a reasonable price, I ean certainly anil yon. Remember, I rent booaef and farina and do all kind, of agency bcaineaa. Come in and aee me before buying. I can aave yon DOLLAR« Having bad many years of experience in this line we are prepared to give all the best of satisfaction. | | o l den B u ild ing W S ® '* - - - Coquille, Oregon.