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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1904)
Finest table salt at P. E. Drnno’a. R A Y ’S LOCALS. Call at tbe New Feedstore for H eiiald office pboue No. 105. I am indeed closing out. wheat and chicken feed. A full Jeweled Elgin or Walth Three papers of garden seeds for Have your shoes repaired at C. Eastern and home oared ham | ID cents, nt Kuowlton’s. am Movement in a 20 year filled B. Leap’s. mid bacon Ht ltays. W. R. Mavity, of Norway, had It is a rush and a hurry to see case for $15.50 The Daily Coast Mail is now an business iu town yesterday. j who will be next. evening paper. The same movement in a Niche! Have you registered? If not you People are coming from far and $10,00 Chamber Set at M. 11 should do so at once. screw case at $15.50. near to get iuto the jam. Horsey’s for a guesB. CAI-L AND 8KE ’ EM. Mrs. James Brown, of Myrtle j The best Boston Gum Boots for Curry county has Rix aspirants Point, went to Bandon yesterday. $4.25 at Ray’s closing out sale. We are tb e L eaders in low P rices and to the sheriff's tiffice. F ob S ale — A small farm one mile Anyone wishing to go into busi R eliable G oods . Bring or send us your Call ut this office. ness can get a bargain of 'R. B. Ray. Full stock of choice garden seeds from Coquille. watch repairing and have it done right. in bulk, at Knowlton’s. Burt MeDuffee, of Parkersburg, You can buy Woolen or Cotton Best brown sugar for cooking Imd business in town on Friday. ; ut derware for your Boys A Girls at purposes at Drane’e. Order yourself a pair of tine | Cost. At Rays. The R eliable Jewelers. Yes dear readers, Ray believes in Cow boy Hats for noys and Girls boots or shoes made at C. B. Leep’s. WILSON JEWELRY CO.. advertising, but has not the time to the latest at Mrs. Noslers. Bennett Van Decal', Myrtle write locals now. Kev. A. Haborly, of this city, Points’ jeweler, was in town on Sat- But go in and see how readily he turday. will spend Suuday at Riverton. or one of his lady or gentleman W. A. Goodman will go anywhere clerks will wait on you. Try the Olympic Self-rising pnu- Attorney L. A. Roberts, o f the in Coos county to move your house Announcement. cske flour at P. E. Dram s. Flonr, roled barley, shorts and Point, spent several days iD town or barn. bran, the best in town and as cheap last week. Dick Buell, of the l’oint, spent W bddebbcrn , Oregon, Mar. 4, 1904. Miss Laura Fox, of this city, re as the cheapest at Ray’s. several days in town last week. I hereby announce myself a can- W. W. Davis, who has been down turned yesterday morning from a Shoes for James, stockings for for some time, is able to be about didato for Joint Senator for Coos Ladies’ Gent’s and Children’s short visit at Marshfield. Sallie, a dress for Sue, gum boots tbe streets agaio. and Curry counties, subject to the Mackintoshes at Kerr & Co’s. approval of the Republican County Kerr A Co’s, is the place to get for Dad, outings for Mamma and Editor Luse, of the Sun at Marsh Mrs. E. E. Hayes, of North Bend Conventions. popcorn for the kids and groceries R. D. HUME. your suits o f clothes for men, field, had business iu town ><u Fri- came over last week and made her for all at tbe firs— Ray’s. youths, and children. doy. mother, Mrs. Brown, a visit. Mrs. Slingsby and sister, Miss Wanted. F ora grand bargan in an Irving Prof. J. C. Logan, o f Prosper, The Daily Coast Mail Piano— as good as new-apply at this May Davenport, of this city, visited visited the upper river last week, in Myrtle Point last week. 50 large men to buy underware office. coming down on Thursday. Knowlton sells three papers of at Ray’s. W. F. Dislier, of Baudou, hail Is dow publishing the Robert Hayter, of Coos river, northern grown garden seeds that business at thB oouuty seat on passed through town on his way to When in Marshfield, eat at tbe Scripps McRae havo been thoroughly tested, for Thursday. Bandon to see bis father ou Thurs Broiler. 10 cents. Telegraphic Ser day. For a good layout, to either buy A full line of Hats A Caps at vice Subscription by Golden Washing Compound, for or rent a dairy farm, call on tbe There is to be a grand ball at Mail 50 cents a month' which Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent, Mrs. Nosler’s. H erald . Beaver Hill on the 12th iDst. Free can be bad by calling at Strang’s $4 a year, in advance F or S ale .—Good as new baby trains will leave Marshfield sod B orn — I n Coquille City, March Emporium. boggy. Rt this office. Send for Sample copy. Myrtle Point at 8 p. m. 5, 1904. to Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Kist- When at Marshfield and in want Knowlton has extra fine onion Subscribe with your ner, a laughter. Tha heavy rains have abated and of a good square meal, remember sets, 2 pounds for 25 cents. Postmaster. the high waters are receding, mak Mrs. Bertha Nodine, the candy you can Ret it at any time of day The National Separate Leaf Tab ing it possible for tbe traius to re maker, bakes fine bread for sale. or night at the Broiler. lets at the New Drug Store. sume their regular trips yesterday. Give her a trial order. Mr. Scrantoa, the section boss, Fontilla, and the leading brands Mrs. R. E. Buck weht to Parkers Rev, R. A. Reagan, of this city, moved to the bouse recently con burg Thursday to visit Mrs. James returned from a short business vis structed for his crew near John in cigars at Mrs. Nosler’s. She will visit her sis it to Roseburg on Saturday. For neat and up-to-date job Walstrom. son’s mill by Perry Robison, last ter, Mrs. Dyer, at Raodon before print ng call at this office. Hay and graiu for sale at the week. -IN - returning. New Feedstore, on First street. Onion sets at Knowlton’s. Ex If you expect to build this spring Superintendent Fry, of tbe Mrs . M H. Webber & Sou Props. call on W. A. Goodman and get tra fine, 2 pounds for 25 cents. couuty infirmary, having decided He is The tug Columbia, of Coos bay, plans for houses and burns. Fine Hainmerless shotguns from to go to California to reside, E. A. prepared to do your work on short One o f the finest farms in weut to Port Orford ou tbe 4tb to $25 to $50 at T. H- Mehl A Co’s. Franklin will take charge of the $ ■ 1 5 0 0 0 Coos county. notice. assist iu pulliug off the Fulton. Richard Houghton, of Norway, infirmary Dext week. $ 4 0 0 0 A good farm o f 60 aores and Dr. Slater, o f Salem, who has was among our city’s visitors yes Rev. A. Dahuff will till the pulpit ■" large list personal property. Miss May Boyrie started for at the M. E. Church Sunday, dur been on a trip down the coast in terday. Portland ou Friday where she will $ 3 0 0 0 One o f the best 27-acre dairy search o f suitable locatiou, passed — — places on Coquille river. will ing the absenco of Rev, Myers. For first-class com m ercial jo b visit her brother Ed, who lives iu rent. through this city ou his way home printing, apply at the H erald that city. She will return in time $ 3 5 0 ID acre tract o f bench land near D. H. Prewett, chief engineer at on Tuesday. to take charge of the Cunniugbam — town, lays fine, sloping toward office. the Parkersburg mill, made our south, extra fine place for frnit, F or S ale .— A fine roan Durham school. city a ’ tween-boats visit yesterday. chickens, etc. No improvements, W. R. Foote, o f Norway, had bull, 5yra old, good for breeding Don’ t miss this ohanee. Will Croy last week purchased W. T. Lehnlierr, the obliging purposes, or serviceable as a work business at the county seat yester A floG 40-»ore farm near Arago. tbe stock of confectionery of Mrs. $ 5 0 0 0 Mostly Myrtle point teamster, shook hands animal, Enquire of H. E. Wilcox, day. rich bottom, all improved. Sneed and has moved it into the with old friauds in town yesterday. M cKinley. First-class house and two* new Thorough Bred Buff Leghorn barnes, other buildings and con room next to the Odd Fellows’ Have you tried Mrs Nodine’s veniences. A model dairy ranch. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ellingson, Fowls for sale. Enquire at this Hall. This is the place to buy Must be sold soon if sold at this 4 1 tf fresh made cuudiosf I f not, you [ of this city, went to the lower river Office. price. your candies and nuts. sliauId do so at once. They are Saturday to visit with Mr. Elling- F or R ent .— A neat little farm $ 10 00 Nice residence property, close to business. fine. sou’s parents, Capt. and Mrs. O P. near towD. Apply nt this office. Mrs. Elbert Dyer, o f Baudou, ■ ■ 400 Two o f the bo st residence lots started for tbe city of Mexico last $ ........... Mr- and Mrs. A. P. Miller, who Ellitiasun. inthe city. Price Robinson, o f Norway, had week where she goes to give ex $ 5 0 0 F M. Stewart, the marble worker, spent the winter in this city, moved A residence property that is dirt business at the county seat Satur pert instructions iu the starting of " oheap. back to their ranch on Halls creek came over from Marshfield yester day. a large match factory. She will be $ 1 0 0 0 164-acre plaoe between Bandon day and is spending several days Wednesday. '■ and Empire, 8 acres bottom F or a big bargain in three fine absent about four months. here putting up cemeti v woik aud cleared, balenoe bench land W. W. Wilcoxen, the teamster building lots in this city, call at this soliciting new orders. blaok soil, good house and barn. has fine Wood for sale— full teers j E. 8. Deau, of Myrtle Point, is $ GOO House and one lot near basiness. office. As we go to press it has been dis at $150. Leave o-ders with R. B. being favorably mentioned by his — Pays 10 per cent interest on this G. E. Broadbent.of Myrtle Point, price. covered that George Williams, who many friends as a candidate for as Ray. lias been at Hotel Coquille a few legistered at Hotel Coquille, on sessor at our election which takes $ 1 2 5 0 Good basiness property 1 block Our old friend, E. L. Wilson, of ; days, being somewhat ill, bad pass Saturday. m postoffioe, suitable for place in June. Mr. Dean served — ■■■" fro boarding or lodging house. Put Middle creek, was in town yester ed away while alone, Full particu Curry county in that capacity with nt this price that it may be sold at Carolina Rice Flakes for mush day and paid his yearly compli lars next week. onoe. or puddings—something new— at credit to himself, and there is no ments lo the H erald good reason for thinking be would | $ 2 5 0 Two nice corner lots Nosler’s W anted . —Knowledge of a Life P, E. Diane’s. ■■■■■ ".i Addition. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Suydor, o f : Insurance Company, which writes a do otherwise for Coos county. J. L. Lewellen, the furniture man $ 1 0 0 'Two oorner bottom lots. this city, went up on Friday's definite contract of insurance, which Rev. J. L. Coon, one of the best! Echo for a visit with relatives and combines the peculiar and special of Myrtle Point, had business in $ 2 6 0 Two fine lots near the school- town Thursday. known and most highly respected friends on the upper river. ' ■ i house. advantages contained in the poli pioneers of Oregon, died at his For fine cigars go to tbe New The latest song is: order your I cies of the Mutual Benefit Life In home in Camas Valley, this county, $ 3 0 0 Two lots .nicely located. music of Chas. Gr ssen Music C o , surance Company, of Newark, N. J. Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1904, at the $ 6 0 0 Halfblock of six fine lots. Marshfield, Oregon. The latest W alter C olin , M. D., Local Agent. proprietor. age of 84 years. Kidney trouble always on hand, sold at \ off B orn . At Johnson’s mill, March was the immediate cause of his $ 2 8 0 0 Afine corner basiness property M arried , Sunday evening Feb. It is impossible to describe my list in this 1, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred death, although he was a remarkably J. E. Fitzgerald, formerly of this, 28, at 7 o'clock at the residence of well preserved man up to a short column. If you are looking for a good city, but now a prosperous rancher Rev. Holcomb, Mr. W. H. Lebnherr, Johnson, Jr., a sou- piece o f property at a reasonable price, I of Coos river, had business in town of Camas Valley, and Miss Hattie It you want first class boot aud time before his final illness. He is can certainly suit you. a couple of days last week. Wells, of Myrtle Point. May hap shoe repairing done, call on C. B. survived by a large family of Remembei, I rent houses and farms and childred and grandchildren. The do all kinds o f agency basiness. Come in Wm. Murry, o f Baucroft, pass piness and success go with this Leep, Front street. fuDeral took place at Camas Valley and see me before buying. I can save you ed through town Tuesday en route young couple are the wishes of all When you eat at the Broiler iD DOLLARS. to Marshfield with his daughter, who know them. Rev. W. S. Hol Marshfield, you get fine, fresh Thursday.— Roseburg Review. comb officiated.—Enterprise. Neta, who he placed in school. homemade bread. LOCAL ITEM S. Here You Are- J * n £ m i «**««« • » ■ « * • * » ■ ■ mm** : THE 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 roalizod he had made a mistake. ] H o v r T Æ v ic t i. T ’a r t l r s r Must you be dragged before you realize you are making mistake in not using Electric Lights. Ì I**» Shave While You Ride The "DISPATCH” BARBERSHOP, CHAS- M O O M AW , F'rop Fine Cigars. Nuts, Candies and Tropical Fruits hept in con nection. Give us a call. s0 U R W AY” Q U IC K LUNCH I COUNTER Fresh Nuts, Choice Confectionery, Oregon Fruits, Tropical Fruits. Ice Cream, Ice-Cream Soda Ice-Cold Soda, Milk Shake. Finest Luu cb G oo F ig Wafers, Sweet Crackers, Cigars and Tabacco. W. T. BURTON, Prop. i Phone 109. Front Street, Coquille. v 4 I I m Sanford’s Bargains The ‘ CLYD E’ REAI. ESTATE. J Prof. Anderson has had some Assessor T. J. Thrift; accom panied by bis deputy, J. 8. Law pictures taken showing the differ rence, went to Marshfield yester ent departments of the public school day to begin the 1904 assessment. in Coquille. They are for sale at Knowlton’s drug store and it is Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hazelton, late hoped that quite a number will be The profits from the sale of of Bandon, went to the bay last sold. Tnesday on their way to Lewiston, the pictures are to be used in the Idaho, where they expect to reside school exhibit for the St. Louis ex position. T. L. Graves is doing the in the future. work and the results speak for them F or S ale .— A span of good all purpose horses, weight 1000 selves as to his ability. Victoria and Keystone sewiDg machines at the furniture store o f EllingsoD A Jacobson. The Broiler— in Marshfield— gives tbe best of meals aud at all hours, day or night. J. S. Kanemutz has received onion sets for early planting. Get your order in at cnce. J. H. Hartley, the slock man of the North Fork, spent two or three De Laval Separators have shown days in town last week. pounds each. Will work single or double any where. Cnll on W. H. their Superiority over other makes It you are thinking of putting in Young, or address him at Coquille. o f Separators since their invention a separator this season yon should W. M Laffertv, of near Myrtle and will continue to do so until consult S. M. Nosier at once Point, made our office a very pleas time shall be no more. I placed Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carter, of near ant business call while in town yes 26 machines in the Coqnille valley Gravel Ford, made our office a last season pulling down almost terday. He is iu town for two or very pleasant call on Saturday, as three days, visiting with Harvey every kind o f Separator including they were on their way to BandoD Tyrrell’s folks. | tbe U- S. Omega and Sharpies Tu where they go to visit a few days. bular, only used a ‘;few months Mr and Mrs. Judge Schroeder, which can be had for'a song. Cat L. H. Heisuer, of Marshfield, last of Arsgo, came down to this city alogue of De Laval Separators for we6k purchased tbe old G. W. Thoasday on their regular annual the asking. I am] also agent for Stewart livery stable at Myrtle visit with relativis and friends. all kinds o f dairy] and creamery Point, and will send stock from They are now a visiting their machinery, the famousjWorcester Marshfield at once to fam ish it daughter, Mrs. T. P. Hanley, on the salt. The salt that salts, with. lower river, but will be back to f l'** " i^g'S. M. N o h l k r Dr. A. F. Kirshman, a Portland town in a day or so. C o q a ille “ O r. dentist, is located temporarily ,at the Tuttle Hotel. Come and have j your teeth examined and necessary work attended to. Charges reason-1 able. J. M. Perkins, o f Bandon, who has been op to Parkerburg several days with his son, D. K., who has been quite ill, came up to town on Friday and reports the patient much improved, A B io B argain — In 198 acres of land, 2 1 miles from Gravel Ford. Cootaios 40 or 50 acres bottom, good dairy ranch; has 1500,000 Ep C arter , Utavel Ford. Li very’ peed Stable Gr. “W . M a r t i n , 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. W • T, Kerr & Co. W ---- TTZTTXTT ^ -:-:-D E A L E R I N -:- :- PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS. GL'.OERIES, HATS AND CAPS, --------- BOOTS AN SHOES.---------- **irioTir axi L F e e d .H 5? ^ / . atest Style in ^ f ^ Grexits’ Furnisliiii^s, D i ^ essgoods , I jad y ’ s ( sloth , F lan n el , F la n n e le tte . Death’s Harvest Deprives You ol Your Dear Ones. THE N EW STORE, 1 Show your love for the one who is gone by providing a monument worthy the memorv of that one. A large monument or a small marker, whichever you choose at his place,£ will show {he] best judg ment of first-class designers and workmen. MRS. M. NOSLER, Prop. We carry a complete line of Fashion able Trimmings Dry and Fancy Goods, Notions, Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. An Elegant Line of China Ware. We have the Famous J. D., Long Hip, COOS CO. MARBLE AND CRANITE WORKS M A R SB FIELD, OR. F . M. Stewart Prop Telephone, Main 238. Straight Front Corsets. /New Drug Store,