Semi-weekly herald., July 12, 1904, Image 3

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L O C A L IT E M S
Try the new restnnmut in the ! The very finest Valenciues laces
ai Mr« Nosler’s.
Hoot building
H erald office phone No. 105.
Fit-nli brt-Hil abim s on lmuds at
Kodak« cud s'.ipjvi.
Ivin wl-
New gooda at the New Drug
ton’s drug store.
I the Davis resturaiit.
Store.
Fred Tuttle returned from a trip
Persian Kibbou*. in b.-autiful le
Fine butter cubed nt Fish’d, at signs at Mrs. Nosier's.
to Redding last week.
2 C ceLts.
Fly Bouncer and sprayers at
I Mrs. Moon lias two sewing ma­
Don’t forget the 30 days Hide at
Knowltou’s drug store.
chines for sale cheap.
Mr«. Moon’s.
Fur pretty embroidtried Lace
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Fiebtrap,
\V. T. Kerr A Co. keep the Mc­
Hose go to Mrs. Nosler’s.
was
in
towu
Saturday
trading.
Call patterns.
Mrs. Cora Wilson, of Arago, was j
Leave your order for pie aud
Thos. Coats, of Baudon, was in
in town shopping Saturday.
cakes at the Davis house.
town oa Thursday.
Cow boy Hats for hoys ard Girls
J. D. Stewnrt, o f Baudon, was a
Albatross in all colors, 50c per
the latest at Mrs. Nosler’s.
county
seat
visitor
yesterday.
yard nt Mrs. Nosler’s.
Attorney \V. C. Chase made
Quail Tedders, the best on (artb
Those desiring clams should ad­
Marshfield a business last week.
T. H. M ehl A Co.
dress \V. A. Hoover, Baudon.
Plumbing and Tin work a spec­
Mrs. Geo. Lorenz, of Bandon,
Champion Mowers and Hakes.
T. H. M ehl A Co.
visited friends in towu last week. ialty.
T. H. M ehi . A Co.
BARGAINS IN W A T C H E S .
One Elgin Movement in Silver Case........ $3 75
One Waltham Movement in Nickle Screw
Case..........................................! ........... 5.00
Oue 17 Jewel Waltham iu Solid Silver
Screw Case, only................................. 12.50
One Elgin 11 Jewel Movement in Nickle
Case.................................................... ?. 6.00
Oue Seth Thomas 11 Jewel Movement in
Nickle Screw Case............................... 4.00
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We have many other Bargains.
Our Stock is the Largest and most complete
iu the Coquille Valley.
Fine Watch Repairing and Engraving.
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T H E
Who tied tbe 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.
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H o w ¡MI m c I i . E a r t t ie r
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
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The latest in
MILLINERY
at Mrs, C. 1«. Moon’s
WILSON JEWELRY CO.
J. A. Seed expects to leave with
W. A. Goodman will go anywhere
You w ill find the latest in spring and summer Millinery
Their destiuation is
Call at this office. his family.
in Coos county to move your house from Coqullle.
not
decided
upon.
Robert Breen, ot the lower river,
F ob S alk . — A good Orgnn, cheap
at my store
P A R K E R N O M IN A T E D .
On Friday night between the
For fine cigars go to the New
for cash. E nquire at the H erald had business in town on Thursday,
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General.
Stamp­
Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, hours of eleven and twelve o’clock
office.
F or S ale . — A neat and good two-
fire broke in the garret of the
St. Louis, July 9-— After an all- ing done to order.
proprietor.
Mrs. M. Nosier purchased one horse buggy. Apply at this office.
L ost . — A black silk parasol with building occupied by the dontest night session Judge Alton B. Par
o f those benutiful pianos of E. M.
Miss Lulu Jenkins, of Baudon,
two ruffles.
Finder will please parlors of Dr. J. W. Strange and ker, of New York, was nominated
Furman last week.
FRONT STREET. COQUILLE, OR.
visited friends in this city the last
the jewelery establishment of R. B. for president, at 5:30 o’clock this
leave at this office.
When bilious take Chamberlain’s of tbe week.
The Cluny, or Band laces, the VanDecar, destroying the building. morning by the national democratic
Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For
Mrs. C. L. M oon’s millinery store very latest thing in trimmiogs, at Nearly or quite all of the contents convention. The nomination was
Sale by R. S. Knowlton.
will be open after 7 o ’clock every Mrs. Nosler’s.
At the
were saved by ready and, willing made on the first ballot.
It pays to use Fly Bouncer to evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller and hands. While tbe fine was con­ completion of the roll call of tbe
keep the flies from the dairy cows,
Tbos. Andersou, tbe Bandon
Is now Prepared to do all Kinds of
Mrs. W. M, Hammack, o f Fishtrap, fined to the One building, by tbe states Parker had a total of 658
at Knowlton’s drug store.
market man, had business in town
heroio efforts of the people, it was votes, or nine less than the neces­
was in town Saturday.
The large schooner Challenger Saturday.
For fine carpet and rug weaving an exceedingly close call for a sary two-thirds of the convention.
is due at the bay to carry a load of
F ora grand bargim iu an Irving apply to Mrs. K. Holverson, of considerable portion of the town. Before the vote was announced,
lumber from the mill at this place. Piano —as good as new-apply at this Parkersburg.
It was with great effort that the Idaho changed their votes to Par
Mitchell Wagons, Myers’ Hay office.
Mrs. Fred Mehl, of Bandon, building of the Coquille Valley ker, and West Virginia added three
Rev. and Mrs. Horsfall came
Carriers and Harpoon Forks.
visited her brother, T. L. Graves Packing Co. was saved, and had it more, assuring bis nomination.
T. H. M ehl A Co.
over from the bay yesterday and
Under New Management.
im Prop’r.
burned with its inflamable con­ Washington then changed from
iu this city last week.
John Bounds, a barber from proceeded to Bandon.
Hearst to Parker and this was fol­
tents
it
would
swept
one
or
two
C. B. Leep has added a fine
Marshfield, is conducting the Bhop
Kerr A Co’s, is the place to get stock of boots and shoes to his blocks in spite of all that could lowed by a motion from Congress­
of M. McDonald while he goes on your suits of clothes for men, harness business.
man Champ Clark to make the
have been done.
youths, and children.
a hunt.
nomination unanimous. A mighty
For a lovely home in tbe Spur­
S t r ic t l y
Our Steamers.
Fly Bouncer is the best to keep geon addition at a great Bargain,
W an te d — A position as cook
cheer went op, the band struck up
F ir s t - c l a s s .
and
Knowl- apply to Jacob Croy.
for man and wife in logging camp, tbe flies from the cows.
the
“
Star
Spangled
Banner,”
and
a
Steamer Elizabeth, arrived July
hotel or restaurant.
Enquire at ton’s drug store has it.
F or 8 ale . — At a bargain. A
4th; sailed July 7th.
Incoming monstrous American flag was un­
this office.
Ladies’ and misses' skirts of tbe cheap team and buggy, Inquire
passengers: Mrs F D Rives.
75 furled from the dome of the build­
The Port Orford Tribune men­ latest patterns and fine goods, at of C. J. Green, Lampa creek.
ing.
tons
mdse.
Outgoing
passengers:
tions that Herbert Cooper, of this $3.50 and up at Strang’s.
Simplex Seperators, easiest clean­ W D McKune, Geo Weseudunk, E
The vote of the Oregon delega­
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall.
city, is visiting Curry county
S E C O N D ST. C O Q U IL L E .
F or S a l e :— A good ono-borse ed, lightest running and closest
tion
stood, Parker 4, Heart 2, Mc­
M Page, L L Page, R E L Bedil-
friends-
skimmers.
T.
H.
M
ehi
.
A
Co.
buggy and harness. A big bargain.
Clelland
1,
Coler
I.
Adjourned
lion; 200 m lumber, 100 cords
J. H . N obler , Coquille.
F or S a l e . —Five head choice
L. W. Culbertson, o f Bandon,
until 2 p. m.
matchwood, 40 tons coal and CO
dairy cows; Five head one year
White Mountain
Ice Cream was in town tbe latter part of the
The convention re-assembled aud
tons
plunder.
old heifers. Inquire or call on 0. I Freezers. Tripple Motion.
week selling a very neat kitchen
was called to order at 2:48 p. m.,
H. James.
T. H. M ehl A Cc
convenience— a pie lifter.
Passenger list of the Breakwater but owing to tbe heat another ad­
F or S ale :
One thoroughbred
B orn . —July 1st, 1901, to Mr. and
journment was taken until 5 o’clock
If you expect to build this spring which arrived Saturday.
That Can Be Put on the Block!
roan Durham two-year-old bull. Mrs. W. H. Grigg, of Detroit, Mich.,
call on W. A. Goodman and get
Mr H Lockhart, E Weeks and phen a vice-presidential nomina­
Will sell cheap. Inquire of C. A. at the home of Mrs. Snook, a son. plans for houses and barns.
He is
tion will be made.
PeudletoD, Fat Elk.
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prepared to do your work on short wife, Roy P Grant, Mrs L H Haz-
New line of men s clothing, up notice.
aid, Mrs Walter H Smith, Mrs M
P. E. Draue, the marketmanJins to (1(lte in 8ty|e ,llK| 0f fine mater-
North Bend Post.
L Tower, Wm Waguer, Mrs Stif-
Rev.
R.
A.
Reagan
will
be
in
his
taken out license for haudling fish, nds at bottom prices at Strang’s,
Mra. Coke Sr., who has been ser­
ller and children, Rev H T Murray,
pulpit
next
Sunday
at
11
a.
m.,
and
and will keep his market supplied
Dr
returned from lus
the union services are in the South­ R D Thorne aud wife, Miss Shand, iously ill for several weeks has so
with fresh fish in season.
trip to the state Capitol lastThurs-
ern Methodist church next Sunday Walter C Scott, F C Johnsou, Swan far recovered as to be able to be
D. E. Stitt, editor of the Bandon day. He reports his patient con-
Nelson, Fred Stone, Edward Ar­ about the house.
evening, 8 p. m. sharp.
Recorder, visited the county seat vlescing.
thur Bering, F St. Claire, E Sallow,
Fred Hofer who for the past year
Geo.
E
Pike
moved
his
logging
the last of tbe week and honored
Mrs. Moon, the milliner aud
A V Finila, Jessie A Neff, May has been a cadet at the Corvallis
team
up
from
the
lower
river
to
our office with a pleasant call.
dressmaker, keeps all kindsof tine.
Morton, Mrs. 8 T Schrimsler and College has accepted a position as a
P. B. Hoyt, the Baudon barber, ,iU<1 fashionable trimmings etc., the Aasen Brothers’ camp aud will
FRONT ST.
C O Q U IL L E
children— Cecil, Nettie Cicile, Wm reporter on The Post.
put
in
logs
for
the
balance
of
the
having business which called him ^or ,' I KSlH
O'Connell,
Mrs
H
T
Cassady,
L
F
Winnie Littofield, formerly a res­
Geo. Norris, tbe Fairview ranch­ season.
to Portland, passed through this
ident of Bandon, has just returned
U. L. Gray, of the Myitle Point Hall.
er.
was
iu
towu
a
couple
of
days
city en route on Thursday.
from Butte, Mont., where he has
last week, having some business |’'■’list, returned Saturday from
C ouncil P roceedin gs.
Any lady buying adress pattern
been employed in a restaurant for
Marshfield where he had been do­
with
tbe
county
court.
amounting to $2.50 or more o f W j
Deprives You of Your
The city council met pursuant the past 12 months. He is a broth­
T. Kerr A Co., will be presented j The Port Orford Tribune re­ ing some scenery painting for the
Dear Ones.
stage in the Masonic opera house to adjournment in regular session er of the popular bookkeeper at the
with a McCall pattern freo.
ports feost on several curry county
Hoti
I
North
Bend.
Warren
Little­
Show your love for the one who
ou Wednesday evening. Present:
C F. Tuxbury, of Myrtle Point, rrncl)P8 on ,Tuly lgt. This is the at that place.
ia gone by providing a monument
Miss Dell Fox, one of the oper­ Councilmen Davenport, Johnson, field. The youug gentlemen has
aficompauied by a Mr- Kelly, late | latest in the 8eason f ro8t was ever
worthy the memory of that one.
ators of the type setting machine Kerr and Burns, the Mayor, Recor­ accepted a position with A. E. Beck­
of Michigan, were in town Friday noticed in that section.
ett in this city.
A large monument or a small
in the office of Evening Post at der and Marshal.
and continued their visit to Ban­
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W. F. Kennedy, the blacksmith, North Bend, came over Saturday
marker, whichever you choose at
Minutes of previous meetings
don.
I expect to remain here till the
his place, will show the best judg­
was up trom the lower river a few for a visit with her parents, Mr. read and approved.
12th of July as it will take till about
Bev. E. L. Fitch was with us
days last week and was pressed and Mrs. J. B. Fox, o f this city.
ment of first-class designers and
that date to complete the photo
The
regular
monthly
reports
Sunday and today goes to Fishtrap
work I have on hand.
into service at the shop o f Mpdley
workmen.
Howard M. Brownell, a young for June of the recorder and
to preach all the week, and to hold
T. L. G baves .
A Roselle. He has our thanks and promising attorney, who has marshal were read and referred ta
his fourth quarterly conference next:
for favors.
lately located at Marshfidd, made the fiuance committee.
Sunday.
In the matter o f the application
the county seat a business visit the
Mrs.
L.
H.
Hazard,
of
this
city,
Thomas Nicols, o f near Empire
the latter part o f the week.
He of Bert Seal and others for water
returned
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
city, had business in Coquille a
M ARSHFIELD, OR.
for culinary and irrigating pur­
made our office a pleasaut call.
couple of days last week. Tbe Paso Robles, Calif., where she took
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Telephone, Main 238.
A twelve-year-old boy by the poses, the matter was discussed
H erald acknowledges a pleasant their little son Austin, with hopes
REAL
ESTATE.
and
referred
to
a
street
committee
name
of
Johnson,
of
near
Myrtle
o f his recovery from asthma. She
and substantial call.
Point, was severely kicked by a with orders to examine and re­ $ 9 0 0 0 the bes hotel proposition in
left him with friends.
Owing to the cheapness of lum­
1,11 HoutherntO rogon, Growing town.
steer the latter part o f the week, port at next meeting.
Doing fine business.
ber and improved facilities, Fish
Our young friend, Earl G ood­
A
petition
was
received
from
receiving
an
ugly
scalp
wound
A Sons are turning out butter man, chief clerk in the merchan-
i ‘2 0 0 0 Fine farra of 21 «ores nesr Co-
quille.
All bottom, good im­
cubes in better shape and cheap­ tele establishment o f Ed Reckleff, which required five stitches to 8 . J. Tattle, praying for the abate­ !
provements,
ment of a public nuisance at the
er than last year.
close.
Langlois, visited his parents, Mr.
$ 0 0 0 House and two fine lots in good
i location.
An exceedingly pleasant lawn and Mrs. W. A. Goodman, o f this School superintendent Bunch who intersection of Front aud hall street
party was enjoyed by a large num­ city, two or three days last week. was in town a day or so last week, parts adjacent, which was read and $ 8 0 0 Good house, barn and four lota in
informs us that tbe teachers' in­ referred tospecial comittee consist­ —— — fino location.
ber o f the young friends o f Master
In France they call it “ L 'E m p ereiir” ; in G erm any, “ W eisser K<enigM; in
The Coquille Bulletin has been stitute will be held iu Coquille this ing o f Conucilmen Kerr, Johnson $ 2 7 5 0 Fnrnitnro and box factory,
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thriving toMn in western Oregon,
Paul Skeels on Saturday evening
Turkey “ La Sultana” ; in England “ T he C haw m ing N eedle­
relinquished by J. J. Stanley and season on August 15th to 18tb, and and Davenport, to investigate and
good machinery, good location
w om an” : ir Scotland “ T he Q uid W ife .”
at tbe home o f his parents.
and doing a good business. This
combined with the Herald under promises to be of unusual inter­ report at a future meeting.
is a bargain.
Dr. J. Curtis Snook is doing den- tho management of D. F. Dean, who est. State Supt. Ackerman, Supt.
T H E W H IT E
Tbe following bills were allowed: $ 5 0 0 House and one lot nonr busi-
■—
ness, rents for ff» per month.
tal work in Bridge the early part of w;n now ¡Hae a semi-weekly. This Robinson, o f Multnomah county, G A Robinson, rent............$ 3 00
S E W IN G M A C H I N E
Any reasonable offer gets this
this week. Later, he will join a wi]j gjve a good news service.— Prof. C. H. Jones, editor of the Lee Goodman, 6 al as mar­
property.
W a , awarded the Gold Medal at
small place o f 8 acrei near
hunting party at Doe Camp, and Coast Mail.
shal...................................... CO 00 $ ■’ 1 5 1 0 ■■ 0 ■ Nice
the Paris l-.xposition.
Oregon Teachers’ Monthly and
town, well improved, 4 ac es full II
his Bandon
bearing orchard, balance pasture
mnke his
Bandon trip
trip on on his
Ins re- re- To ^ membf?r9 of the ^alitor- and other prominent educators of E G HoldeD, suDd and Kec
Don’
t
.think of buying a sewing
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
machine until you have seen
fe e s...................................... 17 00
This is a good investment.
*urn-
nia Co-Operative Medical Co., at the state 9 xpect to be present, and
Fine small place of 14 acres
Mrs. J. T. Jenkins, o f tbe'lower Coquille City: Dear brothers and Professor Bunch
who is doing W W Gage, nightwatch ssl.. 10 00 $ 1 1 0 0
1 — ■ near town, fair buildings.
THE NEW
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river, accompanied
by her _
mother,
sisters, I will
will endeavor
endeavor to to come wjj8j j ,8 can
baye ^hinf^ in G W Martin, hauling ........... 1 00 ! $ 3 0 0 0
One o f the best 27-acre dairy
places on Coquille river.
GrBndm~a~Bennett~ passed through nP
near future aud shape to make this the most inter­ J J Stanley, printing notices 1 00 ■ ■
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straighten all things up and make
$1200
Nice residence property, close to ,
■ "■■■ business.
to (travel Ford Saturday where good all failures which have been esting institute ever held in the Frank Morse, electric lights 27 00
Two o f the best residence lots 1
they will visit J. D. Bennett, broth- made on behalf o f our company,
county should have the hearty co­
In the matter of tbe side walk | $ ". 4 0 0 in the
THE NEW
city.
er and son of these ladies.
D r . J ohn L. K e l l e t t . operation o f all our te a se r s to across the R. C. Agee property, $ 5 0 0 A residence property that is dirt
:■ ■■■— cheap.
this end, and doubtless will.
some time was spent in canvassing
j $
10 0 Two corner bottom lots.
whither to repair orbuid new walk.
Died.
SOLD ON EK SY PH YM EN TS.
It was decided to place danger $ 2 6 0 Two fine lots near the school-
■ ■ house.
&
In Marshfield, Or., July 7, 1904, notices thereon, and that the city
WE HAVE ALSO AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES.
$ 3 0 0 Two lots nicely located.
Miss Leonela Seestreem, aged 17 proceed to survey and condemn
$ 6 0 0 Halfblock of six fine lots.
Beat Quality of Oils and Needle*.
land in extension of "B ” Street in
years, 10 months and 14 days.
$2800
Aflne corner business property
The unfortunate young lady was Nos ler’a addition for the use and
Parts and Repairs for A ll Machines.
It is impossible to describe my list in this
the daughter of Cbaa. Seestreem. purpose of a street, and Burt
cilnron. If yon are looking for ft pood
N E W M A C H IN E S F O R R E N T .
She was brought to town with a Gould was chosen to do the work. piece o f property at a reasonable price, I
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severe case o f appendicitis, and
can certainly suit you.
The W hite Sewing Machine Co.
Job cost, not gallon cost is the
Kemeriibei, I rent houses snd farms and
an operation was performed, but true index to paint economy.
3 0 0 P O S T S T C O R . S T O C K T O N . B A N F R A N C IS C O
8 . do all kinds o f agency bnsineas. Come in
death intervened.
The body will W. P is always lowest in job cost, snd see me before buying. I can save you
S. K. S yU s. of Roseburg, Ag’t for £<!«« and Douglas Canties
be embalmed and will be buried It lasts longest too.
D O M i AKH
p c HANFOHD,
T
H
M
rrl A Co.
some time next week.—Msil
F ob S ale — A small farm one mile
M rs. C . M o o n
THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING.
V.
Livery
Feed
j
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Best of Turnouts.
Sale
Stable
Hay, Grain, Feed
The Highest Quality
P. Er. D R Ï Ï N E ,
Death’s Harvest
COOS CO.5,MARBLE AND GRANITE W O R K S
Stewart & White Props.
The WHITE IS
King of Sewing Machines
W hite Vibrator
While Rotary,
w '
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