Coquille City herald., March 15, 1904, Image 3

L O C A L IT E M S .
J. O. Farmer was a visitor to bay
points last week.
T H E
Here You Are
H e r a l d office phone No. 105.
Call at the New Feedstore tor
I am indoed closing out.
Who tied the cow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk­
A fu ll Jeweled Elgin or W alth­
Finest table salt at P. E. Drnnc’g. wheat aud chicken feed
Eastern and home cured ham
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before
D. W. Baker, of Leo, was in town
am Mouement In a 20 year fille d
Three papers of garden seeds for and bacon at Rays.
he realized he had made a mistake.
yesterday.
10 cents, at Knowltou’s.
It is a rush and a hurry to see
case for $ 1 5.5 0
$ H o - w lÆ -u c li P a r t n e r
Miss Anna Logan, of Baudon, is who will be uext.
Have your shoes repaired at C.
The same mouement In a NicheI
veiling friends in town.
B. Lee p’s.
People are coming from far and
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making
screw case a t $10.50.
Kev. W. B. Smith, of Fistitrnp, uear to get into the jam.
mistake in not using Electric Lights. *
“ F. R. Taylor, of Fairview, waa in
C A L L A N D SE E ’ EM .
was in.towu Wednesday.
The best BostoD Gum Boots for
town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawborn are spend­ ■ $4.25 at Ray's closiug out sale.
We
arc
tho L eaheus in low P hk - es and
$10.00 Cbnmber Set at M. H
ing a few days on (heir farm.
Anyone wishing to go into busi­
R eliable G oods . Bring or seod us your '( f
Hersey’s for a guess.
Mrs. Thos. Ashton, of Parkers­ ness can get a bargain of R. B. Ray.
watch repairing and have it done right.
Full stock of choice garden seeds burg was up to town Wednesday.
You can buy Woolen or Cotton
in bulk, at Knowlton’s.
F ob S ale — A small farm one mile utderware for your Boys A Girls at
Best brown sugar for cooking from Coqullle.
Call at this office. Cost. At Rays.
Tli© Reliable Jewelers.
purposes al Drane’s.
Yes dear readers, ltay believes in
Order yourself a pair of fine
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S O N J E W E L R Y CO..
CHAS- MOOMAW, Frop
Dr. Leep, of Myrtle Point, visit­ boots or shoes made at C. B. Leep’s. advertising, but has not the time to
write locals now.
ed Baodon last week.
Thomas Prewett, of the lower
But go in and see how readily he
A. McNair, Ihe Bandon hardware river, had business in town Satur­
Fine Cigars. Nuts, Candles and Tropical Fruits kept in con­
or one of his lady or gentleman
man was up yesterday.
day.
clerks will wait on you.
Reward.
nection. Giue us a call.
The Broiler— in Marshfield—
ThouiHa Drane was up from
A. J. Barry, of Bandon, greeted
Flonr, roled barley, shorts and
gives
tbe
best
of
meals
and
at
all
Parkersburg last week.
old friends in town last Wednes­ bran, the best in town and as cheap
Five hundred dollars reward will boars, day or night.
Cow boy Hats for hoys ard Girls day.
as tbe cheapest at Ray’s.
be given for information that will
Following is a few lines taken
B. E. Hampton, o f Norway, was
the latest at Mrs. Noslers.
Shoes for James, B lockings for lead to the arrest and conviction of
from a letter received Inst week
Try tiro Olvinpio Self-rising pan­ in to see us while in town Wednes­ Sallie, a dress for Sue, gum boots person or persons who set fire to by Ilev. A. Dahoff from bis mother
day.
for Dad, outings for Mamma and tho stores of Wm. H. Schroeder on
cake flour at P. E. Drapes.
popcorn for the k ids and groceries January 7, 1902 and January 12, who liyes at Meanwolaka, Michigan,
D.
Morgan
and
son,
Ray,
were
Ladies’ Gent’s and Children’s
1904, and to tbe shingie mills of and who hns just passed her 82nd
for
all at the fire— Ray’s.
in town a day or so the last of the
Mackintoshes at Kerr A Co’s.
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Wm.
H. Schroeder and F. Meutzel birthday: ‘ ‘ We have lots of sdow
week.
A Son on January 14, 1901 and here, now more than usual—so
Jas. Dunlap, of Norway, made
Wanted.
W. A. Goodman will go anywhere
January 14, 1902.
$250 by sub­ much that the mail cannot go all
our city a short call ou Thursday.
in Coos county to move your house
50 large men to buy underware scription, guaranteed;
COUNTER
$250 by the time. Smith says he will have
Noudn Auderson returned from or barn.
to go to Oregon to get out o f it. It
at
Ray’s.
County
Court.
a trip to the bay last Thursday.
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C ounty C ourt or Coos C ounty , O re - is about six feet deep, covers tbe
R. A . Cribbins, of the Middle
Fresh Nuts,
Finest Luu ch Goo
Ice Cream,
fences and it is awful cold. The
J. L. Briggs, of near Riverton had Fork, was down to the county seat
When in Marshfield, eat at tbe oon .
By L. Harlocker,
Choice Confectionery, F ig Wafers,
Ice-Cream Soda
snowplow
has
just
passed."
business in town one day last week. on Wednesday.
Broiler.
County Judge.
Sweet Crackers,
Oregon Fruits,
Ice-Cold Soda,
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Joe Bledsoe went to the bay on
Spring street hats on display at
Cigars and Tabacco.
Tropical Fruits.
Milk Shake.
Kerr A Co’s, is the plaoe to get
Announcement.
Marshfield R ob ,
Mrs. M ood ' s no Wednesday March your suits o f clothes for men, Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Bennett is home from
16th.
Postmaster Lmegar is laid up
youths, and children.
W kddkrburn , Oregon, Mar. 4, 1904.
an extended visit with friendB in
W. T. BURTON, Prop. Eu
with
the
mumps.
Joe Flam, o f Parkersburg, greet­
I hereby Announce myself a can.
Messrs C. F. Tuxfiury and Wm.
Los
Angeles.
Front Street, Coquille.
Kuowlton has extra fine onion
ed friends in Coqnil'e on Wednes­ Reynolds, of Myrtle Point, had
didate for Joint Senator for Coos
fg
The town board is awaiting the aud Curry counties, subject to the
sets,
2
pounds
for
25
cents.
day.
business in town early last week.
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The National Separate Leaf Tab­ report of C. E. Nicholson’s survey approval of the Republican County
For a (»rand bargan in an Irving
Mr. and Mrs. George LoreDZ, ot
of the city, when it will decide up­ Conventions.
R. D. HUME.
P ia n o-a s good as new-apply at. this Bandon, have bpsn in towD several lets at the New Drug Store.
on putting in a sewer system.
Fontilla, and the leading brands
office.
days visiting relatives an I friends.
The city authorities are consider­
in cigars at Mrs. Nosler’a.
Isom Walker, the Curry county
ing the advisability of extending
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fox, ol this
Onion
sets
at
Knowlton’s.
Ex­
cattle man was iu our city Wednes­ city, visited Mrs. Fox’s parents, Mr,
Frout street from the Standard Oil
tra fine, 2 pounds for 25 cents.
day.
Company’s warehouse to Kittyville
and Mrs. W. H. Hull, of Riverton,
Fine Hammerless shotguns from
— in —
E. Heuckendorff is figuring on a
‘ For a good layout, to either buy last week.
$25 to $50atT . H. Mebl & Co’s.
contract for a lumber droger that
or rent a dairy farm, call on tbe
Knowlton sells three papers of
REAL
ESTATE.
For a big bargain in three fine
H e rald .
northern grown garden seeds that building lots in this city, call at this will carry 2 , 000,000 feet and for use
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in the oriental trade.
The ship is
R. E. Shine, o f Empire, had have been thoroughly tested, for office.
to be built at his Porter yard.
$ 1 5 0 0 0 One o f the finest farms in
business iu our city a day or so 10 cents.
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Coos county.
For fine cigars go to the New
last week.
Golden Washing Compound, for Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman,
$ 4 0 0 0 A good farm o f 50 acres and
Christian Church Notes.
— large list personal property.
P ro p rie to rs.
Zach Boyce, of Bandon, came up which Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent, proprietor.
Mrs.
Alice M. Handsaker will $ 3 6 0 0 One o f the best 27-aore dairy
Wednesday and spent a day or so can be bad by culling at Strang's
J. D. Barklow, of the North Fork,
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places on Coquille river,
will
Emporium.
with ns.
rent.
had business at tbe county seat preach next Sunday at 11 a. tn.
Endeavor service at 6:30 p. m.
When
at
Marshfield
and
in
want
last
Tuesday.
Dr. Kime. o f Baodon, passed
$ 3 5 0 10 ft«*1® traot o f bench land near General feed and livery business, hauling nnd delivering.
G ood wood
town, lays fine, sloping toward
The Bereans give a “ noum” so­ ■■
through here on his way to tbe of a good square meal, remember
Carolina Rice Flakes for mush
furnished on short notice.
Corner First and Hall St.
soath, extra fine plaoe for fruit,
cial
at
the
church
this
(Tuesday)
you can get it at any time of day or puddings— something new— at
valley yesterday.
chiokens, eto, No improvements,
Don’ t miss this ohance.
evening.
or Diglit at tbe Broiler.
P. E. Draue’s.
W. W. Deyoe, o f Myrtle Point,
The minister will conduct evan­ $ 5 0 0 0 A fine 40-aore farm near Arago.
Mrs. R. E. Buck returned from
returned from a business trip to
——a—
Mostly rich bottom, all improved.
When you eat at the Broiler in
her lower river visit early last week, Marshfield, you get fine, fresh gelistic services at Myrtle Point
First-class house and two new
the bay on Thursday.
beginning next Sunday.
Mrs.
barnes, other buildings and con­
accompanied by Mrs. James Wal- homemade bread.
veniences.
A model dairy ranch.
Mrs. Bertha Nodine, the candy
Handsaker will assist during part j
stroui, o f Parkersburg.
Must be sold soon if sold at this
maker, bakes fine bread for sale.
of
the
services.
price.
Victoria
and
Keystone
sew
iD
g
If you expect to build this spring
Gi ve her a trial order.
The Aid Society will meet at Mrs. j $ 1000 Nice residence property, close to
call on W. A. Goodman and get machines at the furniture s to re of
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business.
Jacob Croy’s,Thursday.
Hay and grain for ssle at the plans for houses and barns.
He is EllitigsonA Jacobson.
$ 400
Two of the be st residenee lots
New Feedstore, on First street. prepared to do your work on short
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inthe city.
Delegates are expected from Riv- j
Attys. J. F. Hall and W. U.
Mrs. M. H. Webber A Son Props.
A residence property that is dirt
notice.
Douglas, of Marshfield, had busi­ erton, Fisbtrap and Myrtle Point $ ■" 5 0 0 cheap,
ness at the county seat yesterday. for the C. E. rally April 17th. The $ 1 0 0 0 164-acre place between Bandon
E. S. DeaD, o f Myrtle Point,
DEALER I N -:- :-
F or S ale .— A line roan Durham
program is now well underway.
made a trip to Bandon Friday
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and Empire,
8 acres bottom
bull, 5yrs old, good for breeding
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PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS. O ' SERIES, HATS AND CAPS,
cleared,
balenoe bench land
where he shook hands with friends.
black soil, good house and barn.
purposes, or serviceable as a work
J. J. Downing, of Ashland, who
House and one lot uear business.
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Wm. Gallier, the
hardware animal, Euquire of H. E. Wilcox,
has been here for several days vis­ $ ■ 6 0 0 Pays
10 per cent interest on this
merchant o f Bandon, made frienda M cKinley.
iting with his uncle, J. J. Stanley,
price.
Is now publishing the
, started for bis hom e yesterday.
in this city a flying visit on Sunday.
Rev. Horsfall requests us to an­
% 1 2 5 0 Good business property 1 blook
fro m postoffioe,
suitable for
Have you tried Mrs Nodine’s nounce thut in consequence of the
Scripps McRae
Wm. Nea!, chief engineer of the
boarding or lodging house. Put
fresh made candies? If not, you high water interfering with his ap­
Telegraphic Ser­
at this price that it may be sold at
Elizabeth, who was accidentally left
¡^D J-atest Style
once.
should do so at once.
They nro pointments he will hold services in
at Bandon when that boat sailed
vice Subscription by
$ 250
Two nice corner lots Nosler's
St. James’ Episcopal church on
fine.
last
week,
was
in
town
yesterday.
Mail 50 cents a month’
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Addition.
W. W. Wilcoxen, the teamster Sunday after next instead of next
$4 a year, in advance
George W. Williams, who died $ 1 0 0 Two oorner bottom lots.
Sunday.
has fine Wood for sale— full teers
at Hotel Coquille on tbe afternoon
Send for Sample copy.
at $150. Leave ordera with R. B.
J. W. Briggs, a late arrival from
of the 8 th, was a well-known citizen $ 2 6 0 Two fine lots near the sohool-
Subscribe
with
your
■ ■ ■ house.
Ray.
Minnesota, with bis family, are
of this valley, havi ng followed the
Postmaster.
$ 300
Two lots nicely located.
i essgoods
cady s sloth
making
their
frieuds,
tbe
families
vocation
of
stoamboatiog
for
a
num­
W. T. and Max Dement, of Myr­
of
Messrs
Varney
aod
Kelly,
of
ber
of
years
on
this
river.
He
was
$
600
Hftlfblock
of six fin6 lots.
tle Point, were among tbe tax pay­
lannel
lannelette
ers who visited the county sent yes­ this city., a pleasant visit. They
J. S. Kanematz line received forty-seven years of age and leaves % 2 8 0 0 Afine corner business propert y
expect to make Coos county their
terday.
onion sets for early plautiug. Get a mother, a daughter, three broth­
It
is
impossible
to
describe
my
list
in
this
ers nnd two sisters who reside in
future home.
yonr order in at cnce.
H. B. Stewart, of Myrtle PoiDt,
Texas, and two cousins, W, H. column. If you are looking for a good
W
asted
.
—Knowledge
of
a
Life
will be beforp the Republican con­
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Williams and Mrs. J. R. B. Shelton, piece of property at a reasonable price, l
vention for nomination as a candi­ Insurance Company, which writes a Fsrrin, o f Marshfield, visited Myr­ of near Beaver Slough, to mourn can certainly suit you.
Remerubet, I rent bouses and farms and
definite contract of insurance, which tle Point, last Wednesday.
date for sheriff.
bis untimely demise.
The remains do all kinds o f agency business. Come in
combines tbe peculiar and special
We have been ordered to for­ advantages contained in the poli­
It is among the probabilities that were interred in the Masonic cem­ and see me before buying. I can save you
ward tbe H erald to Eugene, this cies of the Mutual Benefit Life In­ R. H. Mast, the present efficient etery on Wednesday.
DOLLARS.
state, for Judge Nosier, instead of surance Company, of Newark, N. J. deputy olerk, may be a candidate
DepriVBS You of Your
to SaD Diego, California.
W alter C dlin , M. D., Local A gent for county clerk on the Democratic
Dear Ones.
ticket.
The latest song is: order yonr
J. D. aDd W. N. Carl arrived
Show
your
love for the one who
music of Chas. Gr ssen Music C o ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Strong, of
home last week trom Corvallis
is gone by providing a monument
Marshfield, Oregon.
The latest where tlipy have beeu taking a the Point, visitel their daughter,
always on hand, sold at J off
worthy the memory of that one.
thorough comae in the manufac­ Mrs. W. J. Floyd, who has bepn ill
A large monument or a small
Llovd Spires, of M yitis Point, turing o f hutter and cheese. These for several weeks. Mrs. Floyd is
is being mentioned by I mh Repub­ two young men have been employ­ some better.
marker, whichever you choose at
lican friends as a probable candi­ ed in the Star creamery the past
Dr. A. F. Kirshman, a Portland
his p lace/w ill show the’ best judg­
date for county commissioner.
two seasons.
They thoroughly dentist, is located temporarily at
ment of first-class designers and
understand
tbe
creamery
business.
the Tuttle Hotel. Come and have
Services at tbe Southern Method­
workmen.
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ist Church next Sundry 11 a. m. They will be employed iu the Star your teeth examined and necessary
creamery
this
season.
work
attended
to.
Charges
reason­
League 6:30 p. in All areeovited
at each service.
R. A. R eagan .
De Laval Separators have shown able.
their
Superiority ov.-r other makes
A card just received from Will
The steamer Elizabeth arrived
at Bandon from San Francisco of Separators since their invention Darby, late o f this city, who is now
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yesterday morning and will be and will continue to do so until at Chico, California, states that bis
ready to rail, weather permitting, time shall be no more. I placed family and that o f Mr. R oot are all
Telephone, Main 288.
26 machines in the Coquille valley well, except Mrs. Root, and that she
about Wednerday or ThursJay.
last season palling down almost is still very poorly.
F or S a l e — A span of good all­ every kind of Separator including
A B io B a rgain — In 198 acres of
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purpose horses,
weight
1000 the U. S. Omega and Sharpies Tu­
potiDds each. Will work single or bular, only ased a few months Isnd, 2J miles from Gravel Ford.
double any where.
Call on W. H. which can be had for’ a song. Cat­ Contains 40 or 50 acres bottom
Young, or address him at Coquille. alogue of De Laval Separators for good dairy raDcb; has 1-500,000
feet o f fioe
timber.
Address
Judge Harlocker, of this city, the asking. I am also agent for E d C arte r , Gravel Ford.
all
kinds
o
f
dairy
and
creamery
having recently purchased tbesmsll
Many prominent Republicans of
farm of Wm. Norton, near River­ machinery, the famousjWorcester
tbe county are discussing the pro­
ton, Mr. Norton has purchased the salt. The salt that salts.
priety o f placing Hon. Schiller B.
8 . M. N obler .
lxirentzen place, near Dairyville,
Coquille^Or. Hermann, of Myrtle Point, on their
at a good bargan.
OENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT BS
ticket for joint senator for Coos and ;
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
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Curry counties. Mr. Hermann)
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
would doubtless make a strong
race.
The Daily Coast Mail is now b e -'
i
ing supplied with the Scripps-Mc-
Rea telegraphic services, which
gives tbe important facts 10 regard
to the war, and all other matters
o f moment over the world. This
Having had many years of experience in this lins
shows tbe right spirit in the man­
we are prepared to give all the
agement of tbe little Daily, and if
best of satisfaction.
our people will stand by them as
they should, Coos oounty will soon
have a daily of which we may well
feel proud
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