Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, April 19, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlocal it e m s . H era ld pho’i« No. Kf5. Fiuest table salt ut P. E. Prune m . Fresh cocoa iinte and leiuonn Ht Cm v’s. When at Marshfield eat ut the Broiler. W. r. Kerr & Co. keep the Mc Call pattern». Best brown sugar for cooking purposes at Drane a. Up-to-date meals at all hours at the B roiler,—Marshfield. Three papers of garden seeds for When in Marshfield, eat at the 10 ccuta, at Knowlton’e. Brollar. Kiiowliou has extra fine onion Foi; Sal.lt -.V sum.I farm olio mile from C -qullle. Call at this office, set». 2 pounds for 25 cents. Sepárate Mrs. ii. L Harm on,,if the N'orth . The National , „ n u Leaf Tab- Fork, has been quite ill for sc,eral j letH at tbo New Drul*' ^tore. days. Fontilla, and the leading brands u, , ■ , ,, „ ! in cigars at Mrs. Nosler’s. 1* or a log hirgu n in three fine building lotsin this city, call at this | Onion sets at Iinowltou's. Ex tra fine, 2 pounds for 25 cents. office. W. R. HeDry came down from E. Dickson, of" Catching creek shook hand with friends in town the Point yeBterdny afternoon. Sunday. Rev. ii. A. Reagan returned from Socialist Convention Here You A r e . A full Jeweled Elgin or Walth am Movement in a 20 year filled case for $15.50 ¡¡¡M The same mouement in a NicheI % screw case at $10.50. C A L L A N D S E E ’E M . We are the L eaders in low P rices and R eliable G oods . Bring or setul us your The socialist county convention was held at the couit house in this city on Saturday, and the following nominations made: For joint senator, W. H. Ray received the nomination by acclama tion. For representative, M. Brewer, of Bandon, received the nomination, also by acclamation. On motion made, seconded and carried, it was decided to make no nomination for sheriff. C. B. Leep, of Coquille, then re ceived the nomination for county clerk by acclamation. A motioD was then made, second ed and carried that no nomination be made for the office of treasurer. For assessor, C. H. James then received tbo nomination by accla mation. By motion it was decided to make no nomination for school superintendent. B. F. Smith was then nominated for county commissioner for four- year-term and E. J. Coffelt for short term by acclamation. On motion made, seconded and carried it was decided to adopt Die Socialist platform of the National party adopted at Iudianapolis in 1891, and pledge our support thereto. J. D. Myres was elected chair, man of the county central commit tee for ensuimg year, said commit tee to be composed of a member from, and elected by, each local iu the county. Whereupon tho convention ad journed. watch rejiairing and have it done rigbt. Kerr & Co’s, is the place to get a trip to Roseburg on Saturday. Miss Grace Gould, of Marshfield, your Buits of clothes for men For fine cigars go to the New Tli© Relia/lole Jewelers, youths, and childreu. is in town visiting friends. Drag Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, Presbyterian Church. WILSON J E W E L R Y CO. Our report of the 9th week of the proprietor. Win. Hunt, of Myrtle point, has war is crowded out this week, but business in town last Wednesday. The minister expects to be iu Carolina Rice Flakes for mush the pulpit next Sunday morning G o to Mrs B. Nodine, Pharmacy will appear in our next or puddings—something new— at and evening. The Sunday school building, for fresh homemade can E. M . Furman, the piano man, is P. E. Drape’s. and young people’s meetings will in town. If you want an instru dies. John Morris, of Baudon, made the Full stock of choice garden seeds Program of C. E. Rally at ihe be held at the usual hours. For a grand bargan in an Irving ment give him your order county seat a short visit on Satur in bulk, at Knowlton’s. Christian Church Sunday April A cordial invitation to the pub Piano—as good as new-apply at this Miss Florence Rosa, assistant clerk day. lic is extended to attend all our 17, 1904. Cow boy Hats for boys and Girls at the courthouse, visited her home office. Attorney Pulford, of Myrtle the latest, at Mrs. Noslers. services. The minister is always Poiot, bad business at the county J, A. Jackson, of Parkersburg, at Bandon the last of the week. glad to respond to aDy calls for hi» The C. E. Rally was a success in Try the Olympic Self-rising dbu - has ten tons of tine timothy bay services. Bat where anyone is sick W. H. Ybung, of Fishtrap, has seat on Thnrsday. every feature. Delegates from Riv oake flour at P. E. Dranes. aDd his attendance is desired the for sale. for sale. 1 cow, 3 heifers— all to bo F or S ale . — A good young cow erton, Willowdale and Myrtle Point minister shonld be informed. Mrs. J. J. CnrreD, of Myrtle Point For a good layout, to either buy fresh in a short time— and a 3.-yr fresh about a month. Enquire of went to Marsbfild last Tuesday were present as well as those from ■ i i . . . ......... ' C. A. James, Coquille. '« I’ . . -------- - or rent a dairy farm, call on the old bull. Address. Coquille. other young people’s societies of where she visited friends. H erald . the city. The sunrise prayermeet W. W. Wilcoxsen has the furnish Mr. auil Mrs. Chas. Lorenz came B orn — I n Coquille City, April ing was uplifting; the “Endeavor W. A. Goodman will go anywhere ing of mill wood. All orders left up from Bnodon yesterday after, 14, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Idea” as outlined in the morning in Coos county to move your house with W. T. Kerr & Co. by word or noon and are visiting relatives. Matheson, a daughter. sermon is organized effort and indi phone, will receive prompt attention or barn. Knowlton sells three papers of You will miss a treat if you fail vidual development; the committoe If you expect to build this spring northern growD garden seeds that The finest homemade bread al -B U T B U R N - call on W. A. Goodman and get have been thoroughly tested, for to see W. Eugene Knox at the Ma conferences brought out many help ways on hand at the Broiler, ful ideas; $10.80 was pledged for sonic Hall Friday evening—free. plans for houses and barns. He is 10 cents. in Marseffeld. the missionary work of the society. prepared to do your work on short A large supply o f oranges W anted — A position as cook The evening session closed a busy C- B. Leep haB added a fine notice. bananas and dates coming by next for mao and wife in logging camp, and helpful day, with a strong plea stock of boots and shoes to bis steamer for Croy’s confectionery. Mr. Rose, father of our townsman hotel or restaurant. Enquire at for a Junior C. E., a clear settitg harness business. W. C. Rose, arrived from Roseburg this office. ADy lady buying adress pattern forth of Christ’s claims for life ser The steamer Beta will carry milk Inst Sunday afternoon and will en The Ice and Cold storage plant amounting to $2.50 or more o f W. vice, an urgent appeal for all to Delivered by W. H. Mansell to all parts of town at $ on the river from Coquille down joy a visit with his son and many per ton at this city will receive a new and T. Kerr & Co., will be presented take aDd discharge their responsi- after the 15th iust. friends. Large scales in connect ion W eighing 10 cents per losd bilites, and a caresully presented with a McCall pattern free. large machine for freezing pnrpos. study of a good prayer meeting. Itev. R- A. Rengan is back ngain Miss Mnhle Deau, accompanied es by the next steamer. It is to be Dr. J. Curtis Scook, dentist, left and will be in his pulpit next Sun by her little niece, Florence Dean, twice the capacity of the one iu today, bv request from Gardiner, Following is tho program which day 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. started for Portland yesterday, use at present. for a professional visit to that was carried out: Miss Sadie SchweerB and Miss where they will visit till about the place. See locals for Dotice of his 6:30. a. m. Sunrise prayer meeting. ügB H Al Flanders, oue of our leading Leader, Mrs. Jennie Thompson. Clara Hare of Myrtle Poiut, visited last of oext mouth. return. road men, will go iD a few days oat 10, a. m. Sunday school. Mrs. Hustings, on Cunningham, R. D. Jones, one of the mana to look after the planking o f a sec J. M. Harbison, a late arrival “ OUR W A Y ” last week. a. m. Devotional service, gers of our mill, started on a busi tion of the Coos Bay wagon road from Washington, and an expert II leader, John L. Thompson. The latest song ¡6: order your ness trip to San Francisco by go Mr. Aberuethy’s mill having com creamery man, has accepted the music of Chae. G rseen Music Co ing to Bnudnn Sunday to catch the menced sawing lumber for thnt position as batter maker at the 11:15. Sermon, “ The Christian Endeavor Idea,” Sunrise Creamery for the seasou. Mnrshfield Oregon. The latest sieamer Elizabeth. purpose. John J. Handsaker. always ou hand, sold at J off Captain Sutherland who has been Dr. Culin warns some o f our A quiet wedding took place at a f t e r n o o n s e s s io n . at Parkersburg for several mouths, boys against ruDDing too close to The s'earners Elisabeth aDd the H erald home in this city Sun 2:45. Song and praise service, COUNTER Chico sailed Sunday the former has gone to San Francisco, having day evening when Martin A I cxsod his automobile on their wheels. leader, Jay W. Mulkey. taken passage ou the schooner at about 1 p. m. and the lattler— nnd Mrs. Nannie Fellows, both His machine is not a racer, and ------------------ ----------. 1' Onward which sailed last week. going to Portland, at Hbout 1 a. m. well known ¡ d this section, were oui streets no fit courses ou which 3: p. m. Symposium on C. E. Com Ice Cream, Fresh Nuts, Finest Luuch Goo f mittee work: to try speed, and it will be far bet Onr furniture firm, ElingsoD joined iD holy wedlock, Judge Ice-Cream Soda Choioe Confectionery, Fig Wafers, In reporting the Democratic con ter to keep at a safe distance. Prayer Meeting Committee, <fc Jacobson, have secured a build- Harlocker officiating. They have Ice-Cold Soda, Oregon Fruits, Sweet Crackers, [ vention last Tuesday we inadver Mrs. L. P. Maury. iug at North Bend und moved a the best wishes of a large circle of Milk Shako. J. M. Carpenter, a prominent Tropical Fruits. Cigars and Tabacco F tantly omitted the office o f susvey- portion of their stock there and friends. Pennsylvania lumberman, who has Lookout Committee, or, for which place E. A. Hadsajl interests also in Los Angeles, Cali Hettie Hungate. was nominatd. We beg Mr. H’s will conduct a furniture store at L. J. Simpson, of North Bend, re fornia, accom am ecby bis secretary that place. Mr. Mitchell, of this W . T . B U R T O N , P rop. | Social Committee, pardon- turned from Portland Thursday E. A. Lewis, passed through this city will have charge. Front Street, Coquille. r Maud Ray. Hon. Biuger Herman was nomin whither he had gone to induce i section last week looking at the Missionary Committee, “ I have used Chamberlain’s Stom ated for representative of the first cannery company to establish a can country and will look over Del Bessie Mulkey. congressional district of Oregon, ach and Liver Tablets with most nery at his Coos bay town, in which Norte and Humboldt couuties, satisfactory results,” says Mrs. F. L. Good Literature Committee, he succeeded. The cannery will California, before returning. aud J. N. Williamson for second For in not stop with putting up of salmon at the late Republican convention Phelps, H' uston, Texas. .T. F. Leggett. A new bronze propeller for the Good Citizenship Committee, digestion, biliousness nnd constipa but will enn clams, cral&and sever held at salem, steamer Favorite w»6 brought over tion these tablets are most excel al kinds of fruits nnd vegetables. J. O. Farmer. Foil S ale .— A small place o f 2$ lent. Sold bv R. S. Knowlton. by yesterday’s traio, having been acres in north edge of town with De Laval Separators have shown cused and shipped by the Coos Bay Music Committee, Jay W. Mulkey. plenty of small fruit newly fenced W asted . — Knowledge of a Life their Superiority, ov.-r other makes Iron Foundry. When this is put MRS. M. NOSLER, Prop. w th good improvements and a good Insurance Company, which writes a f Separators siuce their invention iu place, the three steamers Favor 4:00. Address, “ Our Duty to our cow, 2\ tons of hay and 30 young definite contract of insurance, which and will continue to do so until ite, Welcome, and Reta will have Associate Members,” We carry a complete line o f Fashion hens. Apply to Ben Crow, Co combines the peculiar and special time shall be no more. I placed just been given a good overhauling J. E. Moles. quille City. advantages contained in the poli- 26 machines id the Coquille valley and pnt in shape for the summer’s EVENING SESSION. able Trimmings Dry and Fancy Goods, cies of the Mutunl Benefit Life In last season pulling down almost work. 7:00 C, E. prayer meeting, The Carl Bro's steamer, Welcome surance Company, of Newark, N. J. every kind of Separator including J. E. Moles. which has been undergoing a gen W alter C ulin , M. D , Locnl Ageut. the U. 8. Omega and Sharpies Tu Notions, Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars 8:00 Song and praise service. eral overhauling, having had a new bular, only iiBed a few uirnttis Kiverton Pick-Ups. Dr. J. W. Strange, the popular whioli can be had for a song. Cat wherH and bottom put on, was Address, “ The Junior C. E. Soci and Tobacco. launched yesterday and is now on and successful dentist of Myrtle alogue of De Laval Separators for ety,” The schooner Western Home the up-river morning rnn and car Poiut, has suffered from a serious the asking. I am also agent for took on a cargo of lamber at this Mrs. Jonnio Thompson. An Elegant Line o f China Ware. ries milk for the creamery o f the affliction o f Ilia eyes for the past all kinds of dairy and creamery mill last week. Address, “ Christ’s Claim to a life four or five months, but we are machinery, the famous Worcester firm at Norway. of Service,” Roy Morgan. We have the Justrlte G. D., Long Hip, The sswmill has shut down for pleased to say that he has so far Balt. The salt that salts. a short time, pending further ar- Address, "The C. E. Pledge,” A city election will be held Tues recovered as to be able to resume S. M. N obler . John J. Handsaker. raDgemeuts. Straight Front Corsets. day to vote on the proposition o f his prsctice this week. His many Coquille Or. bonding the town in the snm o f patients on the Coquille river will Miss Mable Kyle, our prospec Address, “ How to have a Success ful Christian Endeavor Meeting.” *20,000 to out in a water system. be pleasqd to learn this fact, as his Ou Tuesday o f last week Rev. tivo postmistress, accompanied by Miss Rose Mulkey. It is proposed to bring the water success as a dentist is unparalelled Father Mueller of Marshfield, made Sudie Salyers, of the lower river, - • «#*-.-------------- from what is known as the Molten in the county. a missionary trip to the Coqulle made our towD a business call last spring, a distance o f about four For flue carpet and rug weaving valley including his regular month week. We are exceedingly well pleased miles.— Myrtle Point Enterprise. apply to Mrs. K. Hoi verson, of ly mission to Bandon and connected Dr. Culin was called in to attend at lieiDg able to announce that our with some other sei vices along the a sick child o f J. V. Fostei's, ou Parkersburg. “ Everybody should see ‘‘Little young friend, Oliver Wilson, will rivsr. There were two Baptisms, Saturday night. Deprives You of Your Miss N obody” which will he played soon inaugurate a new industry iD a boy and a girl. The parents of for the benefit of “ McKinley Circle” town. II is to be a first class Dear Ones. A. Herrington ia now visiting (Lndiea of the G. A. R ) in Myrtle steam laundry and will be run on the little boy are Mr. Edward friends in Myttle Point. He will Show your love for the oue who W. Fahy and Mrs. Edna M. Point, April SOtli, 1904. This three- modern plans an I at popular prices Simpson Faby, at the borne et urn iu about a week. is gont by providing a monument act comedy drama can’t fail to The building is to be erected just of Mr. F aby’s parents, Mr. - I N ------ The gasoline schooner Berwick worthy the memory of that one. please and everything will lie done back of the machine shop o f his and Mrs. Edward Fahy, sr., npar took a cargo o f coal from here for to make it a success. Special new father J. C. Wilson. We wish him A large monument or a small Bullards. The subject o f the R. D. Hume at Wedderburn Curry REAIi E ST A T E . Frank Wilion, who has scenery will be painted for every- success. marker, whichever you choose nt other baptism wss the lively and county. D onna A nna . aet. No changes daring acts. Prof. spent upwards of a year in large smiliog little girl of Mr. Lewis An his place, will show the best judg Tnoker’s orchestra will furnish he»t establishments of this kind in San drete and Mrs. Tuba Maeders Ao- ment of first-class designers nnd $ 15000 One of the finest farms in o f music between acts and for free Francisco, Portland and Grants Pass —— Coon county. drate, of Portugese desceudency, Indian Entertainment for Sacajawea. workmen. dance winch will be giveo after the will be hero soon to assist in the residing at Prosper. The other Fund. $ . 4000 A K'»ud farm of no acres nnd play, curtain will rise at 8:30 sharp. management of the establishment. large list personal property. services were exclusively devoted Watch for full particulars. The Woman’s Study Club will $ 3 0 0 0 One o f the best 27-acre dairy In another column we give the to Christianity effected partily by places on Coquille river. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robinson, oon tents of a notice being posted by weakness and old age aDd an un- give an elaborate Indian entertain —— — W acre traot of benob land near of this city, went to Bandon Mon Water Bailiff F. W. Smith, of Coos fortuneate accident afflictiDg the ment in the Masonic Hall, Friday $ — 350 — town, lays tine, sloping toward south, extra fine place for frnit, M A R SB FIELD, OR.; day to catch the steamer Elizabeth river. Since it is a well-established oldest son o f Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. evening, April 29th for the benefit chickens, etc. No improvements, of the Sacajawea Statue Fund. for Sun Francisco. They were fact that the little “ shiners” men Deverenx, o f Parkersburg. Telephone,'Main 238. $ 5000 A ®np 40 ncre farm nenr Arugo. accompanied by Grnodmn Robin tioned therein are young salmon, The Study Club has undertaken " Mostly rich bottom, nil improved. son who will remain in the city our people should not be eo unlaw- rirst-clAss honse and two new to raise the money requested of Co Card of Thanks. barnes. other beddings and con and visit with Mrs. Carothers and abiding as to make it necessary to quille by the statue association, veniences. A model dairy ranch. other friends while Mr. and Mrs. make arrests. The waste o f catch- and will do so by giving an enter The undersigned take this means Nice residence property, close to business. Robinson go on east and take in these little thing is so apparent that of expressing their most sincere and tainment which will be Indian in Two of the best residence lots the St. Louis exposition and visit all should refrain from their dis- heartfelt thanks for the many kind every detail of scenery, costumes, in the city. his parents at Denver, and other truction without further warning. nesses and acts of sympathy be music and other features The lad A residence property that i* dirt places of interest in the east. Our The state is applying a considerable stowed upon them during the late ies have secured three genuine cheap, townsman, W .8 . Upton and Mrs. sum of money each year to their illness and death of their beloved squaws, Marv, last of the Coquille 164-acre place between Bnndon nnd Empire, 8 acres bottom Al Hite will have charge o f their propagation in the nay o f putting daughter, Mrs. Lottie Davis. tribe and Mrs. Winckler and Polly cleared. balance bench land jxipular mercantile establishment in hatcheries, and it is too had to ot the Coos Bay tribe, to sing and M r . and M rs . DAVtD F ulton . blaok soil, good house and barn. on Front street during their ab efforts by the ruthless distructiot of dance, some excellent tableaux ar $ GOO Honse and one lot near basiness. —— Pays 10 per cent interest on this sence. their output. HerlmiN N f u m n c h T r o u b l e C u r e d . ranged, and other novel and origi price. nal features presented. The pro GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT Two corner bottom lots. I was troubled with a distress in gram will be more fully stated in MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES my stomach, sour stomach and Two fine lots near the school- . ... „ next week's issue, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. honse. vomiting spells, and can truthfully .. . ,. , .,, , say that Chamberlain’s Stomach 1. In1d,* " re1' ^ ««n o s will be Two lota nicely located. and Liver Tablets cured m e.-M rs. d>RPl»y*d- Some hue collections Halfblock of Bix fine lota. T. V. Williams, Laingsburg, Mich, Bandon, Coquille and Marsh. Houven- Afine corner business property j These tablets are guaranteed to cure field h“ Te, bee'' every case of stomach trouble of ,rs madob)’ the Pottawmtta*i« In- It is impossible to describe my list in this j this character. For sale by R. S. diaDs will be sold and Indiau re- cilumn. If you are looking for a good freshroents served. I Knowlton. piece of property at a reasonable price, ( Having bad many years of experience in this line ---- --- — i HM i ---- All who will kindly loan curios can certainly suit yon. we are prepared to give all the F or S ale .— A fine roan Durham will please notify Mrs. J. C. Snook, Kemerubei, I rent houses and farms and best of satisfaction. do all kinds of agency bnsinass. Come in j bull, 5vrsoId, good for breeding president of the club. purposes, or aerviceahje as a work Articles will be so exhibited a® and see me before haying. I can save yon I Golden Building - - - Coquille, Oregon. animal. Enquire o f H. E. Wiloox, to be perfectly secure from injury- DOLLAR». O . C. HANFORD, sasæ gs M cKinley. Coquille, Oregon. Prices popular. Don’t Have Cold Feet John Peart's Coal, Q U IC K -LU N C H THE NEW STORE, 1 j Death’s Harvest & s K a rp in s COOS (M A R B L E AND GRANITE WORKS F. M. Stewart Prop /New Drug Store I i i 1 GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP i Prescriptions A Specialty.