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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1904)
The very finest Valencines laces Try the new restaurant in the at Mrs. Nosler’s. Root building. H erald office phone No. 105. Al. Devuul, o f Norway, had bnsi- Dr. Freotis, the dentist, was in Finest table salt at P. E Drano s. iu town on Friday. town yesterday. Persian Ribbons, in beautiful de New goods at the New Drug Mrs. Moon has two sewing ma signs at Mrs. Nosler’s. chines for sale cheap. Store. Plumbing and Tin work a spec Fine butter cubes at Fish’s, at For all kinds o f fancy dresstrim- ialty. T. H. M eul A Co. rniugs, go to Mrs. Moon. 2C cents. Don’ t forget the 30 days sale at Mrs. C. L. Moon’s millinery store Fon S ale — A small farm one mile from Coquille. Call at this office. will be open sfter 7 o’clock every Mrs. Moon’s. evening. W. T- Kerr A Co. keep the Mc F oil S ale . — A ueat and good two- See the beautiful Handkerchief Call patterns. horse baggy. Apply at this office. Corset Covers, handmade, at Mrs. j B. H. Haskins is painting his M. A. Epperson, of the upper Nosler’s. house with S. W. P. Coquille, was down this way yes Joe Fish returned yesterday from Albatross in all colors, 50o per terday. Fine watch repairing. I f the other fellow Bandon where he had spent a week yard at Mrs. Nosler’s. J. W. Mast was up from Prosper with friends. can't make your watch run bring it to us. Champion Mowers and Rakes. to prove up on his timberland claim Carolina Rice Flakes for mush T. H. M ehl A Co. Spectacles ang eyeglasses. on Saturday. or puddings—something new— nt Fora grand bargan in an Irving Grandma Leneve goes to Bandon P. E. Drane’s. Piano -as good as now-apply at this W IL S O N J E W E L R Y CO. tomorrow and will spend a week The Cluny, or Baiid laces, the ■ i . . m i l , t B office. ... ... 1 visiting friends. very latest thing in trimmings, at Thomas Nichols, of near Em For pretty embroideried Lace Grandma Collier, residing on Tlios. Anderson, the Bandon Mrs. Nosler’s. pire, had business in our city W ed Hose go to Mrs. Nosler’s. Walter Sinclair, the attorney, re the corner opposite the Pharmacy market man, hsd business in onr nesday. Cow boy Hats for Doys acd Girls building, bad the misfortune to turned fiom a business trip to the W. V. Goodman will go anywhere city yesterday. the latest at Mrs. Noslers. break her left arm at the wrist ou iu Coos cuunty to move your house ^ Grandma Willard returned yes bay on Friday. Try the Olympic Self-rising pan Thursday afternoon while doing a 0. B. l>eep has added a tine or barn. terday from a week’s visit friends little oleaniug np in her yard. A stock of boots and shoes to bis cake flour at P. E. Dranes. Rev R. A. Reagau will be in | nt Myrtle Point. For fine cigars go to the New fire had been built and she at harness business. his pulpit next Sunday 11 a. in. | i Anyone in need of good split red "Round Hill” berry days are Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, tempted to place some limbs which and 7 p. m. cedar posts, should call on—Smith, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur proprietor. had been pruned from the frait B ohn .— Iu Coquille City, Jane 9, near the Acacemy. For fine carpet and rag weaving trees near by on the flames, and days, at Robinson’s. 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Farm in an attempt to pull a branch from Kerr A Co’s, is the place to get The Round Hill Strawberries are apply to Mrs. K. Holverson, of the pile she lost her balance and er, a daughter. Parkersburg. your suits of clothes for men, in the market again. George A. B ohn .— I n Coquille City, June 14, fell on her arm wita the above re youths, and children. Robinson sells them. John Flinn, of Fairview drop sult. She is resting as well as 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Delany Bert Seal’s strawberries can be F or S alk , — A good young cow ped into our office on Thursday aud con Id be expected. Hatcher, a son. ------------- - «a» s-------------- Mitchell Wagons, Myers’ Hay found at Garten’s or Thompson’s fresh about a month. Enquire of made us a pleasant visit. C. A. James, Coquille. | restaurants, at any time. New Laundry in Operation. Carriers and Harpoon Forks. A social dance is advertised to Simplex Sepcrators, easiest clean take place at Lamp» creek on Sat T. H. M ehl & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Tenn Robison, of The new steam laundry of Nosier Beautiful flashlight pictures of the Fishtrap, were amoug the city’s ed, lightest running and closest urday night. All are invited. A Lyons, mentioned in the last is skimmers. T. H. M ehl & Co. Sacajswea entertainment on sale at business visitors Wednesday. White Mountain Ice Cream sue of this paper, is now in oper Dr. Prantis, the dentist, is at Freezers. Tripple Motion. Graves’ galleiy on, Front Stieet. E. N. Smith, the Myrtle Point ation and folly shows that the Bandon. Call on him for work at E, H. Beyers and Fred Wilson plainingmill man, shook hands T. H. M ehl A Cc proprietors made good selections once. He will not bo there long. drove over from Snmner Thursday with friends in town yesterday. J. F. Hartley, of Fairview, made in choosing their machinery and Levi Heisner, the Marshfield livery and greeted old friends iu this city. Bert Hollenbeck, the delivery onr offiice u very pleasant aud snb- that Mr. La Baux is an expert in P. H. Peterson, of Arago, made man, will receive and deliver goods man, went to Myrtle Point the latter stantial call while in town on Fri conducting an institution of this part of the week to look after our officp a pleasant call yesterday for the Coqnille Steam Lanndry, kind. A wagon is now looking day. business interest; at that place. morning while in town on business. after the gathering o f the goods Rev. R. A. Reagan went to Riv Mrs. Moon, the milliner and Mrs. F. W. Barker, of Riveiton, Mrs. G. W. Webber of North and their proper delivery after be erton yesterday wher6 he holds returned Saturday from a week’s dressmaker, keeps all kinds of fine, ing lanndried, for onr city custo Bend, came over Thursday and services and visit for two or three visit at Fairview with Mr. Barker’s and fashionable trimmings, etc., visited friends a day or so in this mers, wh ile agencies have been es for dresses. days. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barker. tablished at Myrtle Point, Norway city- Our old friend, S. B. Sherwood, The Chas. Grissen Music Co., Bandon and other points where Mr. and MrB. Martin Alexson Among the special features to be moved to Riverton yesterday and of Sumner, made our office a very seen in “ Faust or Why Women Sin,’’ Odd Fellows’ Building, Marshfield, laundry will be received and de will ake charge of the hotel nt that pleasaiit and substantial call while is the great transformation scene of headquarters for Pianos, Organs livered by the boats. They are prepared to do all kinds of work in j iu town on Wednesday. Faust passing from old age to youth and everything ih the Music line. place. What is better than a dish of Dr. Preutis, the dentist, is now by the aid of Satan. If you expect to build this spring the most modern style. | j nd Hill Strawberries? Two j at Bandon, and all parties desiring Job cost, not gallon cost is the call on W. A. Goodman and get He is I es ofeourse. Robinson has I work in bis line should not delay true index to paint economy. F or a H u n d re d Y ears, S. plans for houses and barns. as his stay there will not be long. W, P. is always lowest in job cost. prepared to do your work on short ' dem. For a hundred years or more notice. For a neat little Studebaker Auyone having in their poses- It lasts longest too. Witch Hazel has been recognized sa wagon, 2| inch, ns good as new call slon law books belonging to the T. H M ehl A Co. A. G. Aiken, of Marshfield, pas a superior remedy, but it remained on J. A. Seed, or at this office. A library o f the late C. L . Moon, L o s t . —Between this city nud sed throught town on Thursday en forE . C. Dewitt A Co. of Chicago, bargain. will kludly return them to Mrs Myrtle Point last Friday, a38eal- route to his mine at Salmon Moun to oombine the virtures of Witch W a n t e d — A position as cook Moon. iber revolver. Finder will please tain. He will be in the miniDg Hazel with other antiseptics, in the for innu nud wife in logging camp, form of a salve. Dewitt’s Witch John N. Luke, of Bandon, solicits lenve the weapon at this office and district two or three weeks. hotel or restaurant. Enquire at your trade iu brick laying and receive reward. Don’t confuse the dates of other Hazel Salve is the best salve in the thi- office. world for sores, cuts, burns, bruises carpentering also cleaning and re J. W. Clinton is opening two shows, as “ Faust, or Why Women and piles. The high standing of Our friend, D. W. Barker, of the pairing sewing machines. Rates Sin” will appear in the Opera new logging camps on the lower No th Fork, was a business visitor reasonable. this salve has given rise to couner- House Wednesday, June 22. “ Cap river, and the Aaseu Bros. one. in Cbquille City a couple o f days Sick headache results from a It seems that logging has not alto ital versus Labor,” Monday, June feits, and the publio is advised to look for the name “ DeWitt” on the last week. 20 . disordered stomach and is quickly gether ceased in this section. package, and accept no other. Sold i ’or sick headache take Chamber cured by Chamberlain’s Stomach Ben Gaut, of the old Fox place by R. S. Knowlton. Mrs. Wm. Brown, of Marshfield, lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and Liver Tablets. For gale by R. was a passenger to Myrtle Point on the North Fork, was in town and a quick cure is certain. For ■ 8. Knowlton. on Friday’s train en route to her last Saturday, bringing in a tine sale by R. S. Knowlton. A. M. Simpson passed through Miss Helen Logan, of Baudot], former home near ltoseburg where lot of his home-cure i bacon, of Mrs. D. J. Mitchell, of North come np yesterday and proceeded she will visit relatives and friends. which he is un export at making, town Friday on his way from North and with the full assurance that Bend to San Francisco, by way of Bend, spent last week in this city to the bay where she will visit her Dr. Culin took a spin on his au none but fine and healthy hogs aie the Middle Fork road. He was with her dauglitei-in-law, Mrs. J. sister, Miss Lena, who is locating tomobile one day last week and | i used in its manufacture, our peo- accompanied as far as the Point by at North Bend. 0 Farmer, who was ill. finds his machine a very convenient should takp special pains to call his son, L. J. Any lady buying adress pattern Our old veteraD friend, Geo. Pem- vehicle in which to go about the for his make. J. S. Kacematz amounting to $2.50 or more o f W brooke, who was reported very ill country in during the dry seasou. bought out his load. T Kerr A Co., will be presented in these columns two weeks ago, For Sale.— a large gentle Dur Mr. aud Mrs. D. R. Toy confec was able to be in town yesterday. with a McCall pattern free. ham and Jersey Ball, 4yrs old, tioners aud ice cream dispensers He is getting along nicely. I hive buyers tor farms. If good for breeding purposes, or as of Myrtle Point, came down Thurs Mrs. Snook is entertaining for a work animal, guaranteed sound. you want to sell, list with me or day and visited Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. write for particulars. Horace Grsn. the summer her sister, Mrs. N. $30.00. A l W illard , Leneve aud other friends in this Grigg and her two little ones, from Heist Bldg , Kansas City, Mo. Coquille. city, They expect to extend their Wilbur Hoover, chief engineer Detroit, Michigan, and her niece, Three of the most famous dramas visit to Marshfield in case Mr. nt the oil wells below Bandon, was Mias Enid Rceaor, from Idaho Falls, in the world, endorsed by the press Toy’s strength holds out. He is Idaho. up to see his old home at Norway and pulpit, aud the people every not feeling very strong and may to see the folks, returning yester The electric sword duel in the where, will be seen in the Opera be obliged to forego that portion day. dnrk in dbfense of a sister's honor House Monday, Tuesday and Wed of his trip this time. — - — --- I have a few school pictures left is a novelty to be witnessed in the nesday evenings, June 20, 21 aud A C o s ily I t lis t n lio . production of "Faust, or Why 22 . on hand which I will sell at half Blunders are sometimes very ex. price if parties want them. Call Women Sin.” Opera House, W ed There is a small difference in the pensive. Occasionally life itself is soon if you wish to got any of them. nesday night, June 22. price of the “ Sharpless,” “ Magoon” T. L. G raves . Dr. Walter Culin, of this city, and “ Round Hill” strawberries the price of a mistake, hut you’ll never be wrong if you tnke Dr. "Faust, or Why Women Sin" is a started for Portland yesterday when you buy them, and there is a King’s New Life Pills for Dys IN morning on his automobile, goiug big difference in the flavor of them amn that is always welcomed by pepsia, Dizziness Headache, Liver REAI. by way of the Middle Fork road. when you eat them. Leave orders R. 1 church-going people of every ESTATE. or Bowel troubles. They are gen. j tion, as it teaches a lesson moral- He goes to the metropolis to be in at Robinson's. tie yet thorough. 23c, at K. S. $ 900 Honsie nud two flne lots in good , When once seen it is never attendance at the meeting of the In response to a telephone mes Knowlton’s Drug Store. location. If gotten. Opera House June 22. grand lodge of the A. F- and A. M. sage received the first o f last week ---- - . # > -------------- $ 800 Good house, barn and four lota in line location. Since there has been so much Mrs. Frod Slagle departed for Med ( r s . E. Irvine, Miss Irvine and said in regard to my selling goods ford to be at the bedside of her $2750 f “ r.n! tnr® “ nd box factory, 4 ter Edward, from Oakland, thriving to*n in western < W o n after 7 o ’clock, I will strictly ad mother who was very ill, hot N Ifornia, are here for some weeks Road machinery, Rood location here to the 7 o ’clock closing, and whom we are pleased to state is and doing a Rood basin«**, This For 30 days you will get rare iking health and recuperation in is a bargain. mneb improved. positively will sell nothing but bargains in all Bummer goods, in t delightful summer climate. fruit and confectionary after that $ 500 Honae and one lot near bosi- cluding laces, ribbons, gloves, cor Rus. Deyoe of Myrtle Point, had 1 e many friends whom they mnde neas, ronta for «A per month. hour. the misfortune to get an arm bro sets underware, waistiDgs, silRs, on here two years ago, welcome (Signed.) M rs M. N oslf . r . property 1*0" * 6 ° °ffer ROt" thi" ken at or near the wrist. It seems hose, hats, aud in fact everything lir return most heartily. Mrs. $1500 Nice small plaoe o f 8 acres near Rev. Horsfall left Monday by be weDt to the barn with a horse in her liue. line is an accomplished pianist, town, well improved, 4 acrea fall -♦ ---- d her daughter a charming sing- way of Drain for Portland to at with harness on, and was holding beannR orchard, balance paatare tend the Diocesan Convention of to the lines at the horse's side as Landmark Gone I'.S,1] Good evaporator. 1 bis I« a good investment. 5 the Episcopal church which meets the animal enteied the door, and Little Jack, youugest son of Mr Fine small nlaoe of 14 aerea W ord was received here this next Thursday. As he will be gone his hand was caught by the back near town, fair boildinRs. d Mrs. Geo. G. Leach, fell from hand and his arm against the door morning to the effect that the old about ten days be writes that he One o f the finest farms In ” eir porch on Thursday afternoon Ooos oonnty. more familiarly will not hold services here next facing with the result that he has Laird house, n d broke his left forearm nod is a badly used np arm. Mr. Deyoe One o f the best 27 acre dairy known as the •‘halfway" house on Sunday. places on Coqnille river. >w laid up for repairs. He and j was Myrtle Point’s best pitcher the Rosehurg and Coos Bay wagon 10 anre traot of benob land near Mrs. J. E. Tanner, o f Aberdeen and no doubt this will interfere playmate wer« on the porch Road, was burned last night. This ■“ » » One, «doping toward hich is shout four feet high; and Washington, who has been here with their games in the future. "“ ".‘ b. extra Bne place for fruit, house was built in the pioneer days ick was accidently pushed off, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. chickens, etc, No improvements, John and Vet Shields, of Ban of Oregon and has, nt different $1200 Nioe residence property, close to j d falling on his arm, botb-bones Joe Hudson, as well ns other mem times, sheltered nlmost every old business. fere broken between the wrist and bers of the family and her many don, while celebrating the great at the timer on the coast. Part of the con- $ 400 Two of f,he best residence lots Chow. Dr Kassel reduced the friends of childhood days, took Republican victory scored in the oity. tents of the house were saved.- ncture and the little patient is her departure for her home the recent election, were so uofortan. $ 500 A residence property that isMirt ate as to be terribly barned at that Mail. cheap. niug well. latter part of the week. place by the premature explosion $ 100 Two corner bottom lots. Notice. of a lot of powder. They weie en $ 250 Two flne lots near the school- gaged in fireing anvels and some house. powder was spilled on the ground As several of the public school among some rotten wood which pupils were unable to pass with $ 300 Two lots^nioely located. became ignited, and as they ap- (heir grades on account of sickness, $ 1100 Halfblodk of six flne lots. preached the anvele with powder and iu order that they may be able Afine corner bnsi ness property | for a new charge that on the to do so, upon the solicitation of *2800 It is impossible to describe my list in this ground became ignited and cangbt several, I have determined to open that—2} ponnls in the hand of a summer afternoon school at the e^lamn. If yon are looking for a good c n e o f them, creating a terrible Academy. The tuition will be piece o f property at a reasonable prioe, I can certainly anil yon. explosion, and horning both o f reasonable, according to the num- Remembei, I rent houses and farms and them severely. The doctor at her of pupils. Those wishing to do‘all kinds o f agency bnsineea. Come in first thonght they would lose their attend, please cali at the house this and see me before bnying. I een save yon 1 eyes, but we understand that their week, or come to the Academy, d oixaks O. C. 8ANFOKD, bums are not that severe, bat Monday, June 13, at two o'clock p. Coqnille, Oregon* are bad enough. m. M rs , J exmb T hompson lo c a l it e m s . WATCHES! WATCHES! Largest stock, low prices. Elgin or Waltham movement in a 20 year filled case guar anteed at $10.50 Woman s Study Club. i ceived a severe injury to his left 1 foot last Friday, The horse whioh At tbe final meeting. the he was riding fell, and cangbt bis Womau’s Stndy Club enjoyed a | leg, resulting in severel small delightful session, thus closing the bones in Mr Knight’s ankle being second year of very successful club broken. He will be compelled to life. go on crutchca. Mrs. Handsaker gave a very able and interesting review of Haw Our Steamers. thorne’s masterpiece, “ Tbe Scarlet Letter,” and an informal musical program was rendered by Mrs. Steamer Elizabeth sailed May 29, Sperry, assisted by Mrs. Hazard arrived back Jure 4, ard sailed for and Mrs. Snook and Mrs. Irvine, San Francisco Juue 8th. Incoming an accomplished musician from passengers: Mrs E L Carman, Miss Carman, Lucia Sperry, Mrs George Oakland, California- After refreshments were served, Morse, W B Simonds, G T Strong, Mrs. Sperry and Mrs. Snook were J C Rouse, M E Jefferson, G W surprised by the presentation of Skelly, Geo Rackleff, J T Cox, beautiful books of poems, in ap E A Payson, W J Jefferson, C H preciation of their services by the Bunch, Mrs H Bunch. Cargo, 100 tons mdse. clnb members. At the annual election of officers Outgoing passengers: J B Mel- the only changes made were the son, G J Strong, J O Rouse, W J election of Mrs. Handsaker first Jefferson, Miss Mae Jefferson, W and Mrs. Haberly as third vice H Button, A Atwater, J Ligbtbody, Outgoing cargo; 250 m lumber, presidents. The study of American litera 40 tons coal, 50 oords matchwood, 100 m white cedar shingles, 60 tons ture will be continued next year. mdse. ---- -ww«*-.---- — Passenger list of the in-coming Myrtle Point Enterprise. Alliance from San Francisco Juno Mrs. J. H. Roberts is visiting 10: From San Francisco C W with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Kack- Church, Mrs Pegot, N W McDonell, leff, at Langloia. J Areno, Chas Nosier, C B Carrion, Jas. Dunlap and family who have Miss Josie Hoyt, Miss Fanny Stev been residents of Norway for many ens, Miss Geraldine Lansing, From years left Tuesday for Chico, Calif, Eureka, H B Gillmore E L Hudson, to reside. They will make the and wife H A Shelly and Mrs F Zigler, D C Kany, Dr J M Kine and trip with wagon and team. 3 second class. There will be a basket social at ---- -------- the Eckhoff schoolhonse, on the James L. Ferry, of the Blanco South Fork Saturday eveningJune 18th, 1904, to raise funds to finish Hotel, Marshfield, accompanied the school honse. All are cordially by his son, James Jr., were in town yesterday on their return from invited to attend. Myrtle Point where they had gone Frank BTichneor has sncceeded to be present at the celebration of George K. Sogers as organizer for tbe golden wedding of Grandpa the W G W, of Oregon, Mr. R og and Grandma Border at that place. ers having been transferred to j They went to Riverton to visit Colorado. Mr Tiohnor will make Uncle Joe before retuminin to the his headquarters at Portland. bay. J. L. Knight, the stockman, re-1 MASONIC OPERA HOUSE. 3-131» NIGHTS-3 Coming Monday, June 20th. PALMER A CO., New York, presents the Western Favorites MISS CORINNE SNELL and ALFRED ALDRIDGE,’ supported by the EMPIRE STOCR CO. 14 ARTISTS 14 Of undisputed Excellence, in three of the Greatest Plays Ever Written. MONDAY “CAPITAL us LABOR or STRIKE FOR JUSTICE." Showing Both Sides of the Greatest Problem of the American People Positively the same production which has Created so much Enthusiasm in all of the Eastern Cities to Crowded Houses. See the Great Mob Scene. 25— P E O P L E ON TUESDAY, NAT “MARRIED BY MISTAKE” GOODW IN’S WEDNESDAY THE STAGE—25 FURIOUSLY FUNNY COMEDY. “FAUST, or WHY W0MEM SIN ." Produced on a scale never before attempted by a Repertoire Company $3000 nctually invested in magnificent silk, satin and velvet costumes, beautiful scenery and startling electrical effects. Popular Prices — Secure Seats Now — At Usual Place. As Crowded Houses—Delighted Audiences—are the Rule, Everywhere. —R O U T E — Coquille— June 20, 21, 22; Myrtle Point— 23, 24, 25; Bandon—27; North Bend—28; Eureka—30 for the Summer. Death’s Harvest Na iiforils Bargains Deprives You of Your Dear Ones- 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 tbe best judg ment of first-class designers and workmen. At Mrs. Moon's M C O . MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS F. M. Stewart Prop M ARSH FIELD , OR. Telephone. Main 288. /New Drug S to re. GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Prescriptions A Specialty. Having had many years of experience in this line we are prepared to give all the best of satisfaction. {Golden Building - - - Coquille, Oregon.j