LOCAL N E W S.
Apple boxes at Johnson’ s mill.
Apple boxes for sale by J . G
Ed Lasswell, of Lee, made our
See J. 1). Myers' ad.— Cattle to Fish.
sanctum
a pleasant call yesterday.
Give J. G. Fish your orders for
tiude for sheep,
apple
boxes.
Mrs. L. A. Lawborn, of McKin
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGee, of
Beaver slough, were in town W ed-
d silay.
Good piano for sale cheap.
In
quire of the Wilson Jewelry Co.
Fresh peaches at
at Mrs, Hosier's.
Call on the Coquille Furniture &
Box factory for your apple boxes.
Hon. J. M. Glass will speak at
Fine Spruce apple boxes in any
the Willowilale Presbyterian church quantities at Johnson’ s mill,
Sunday at 11 a. in.
Those desiring clams should ad
Go in anil see the big bargains Mrs. dress W . A. Hoover, Baitdou.
Haleb is offering in millinery.
Orders for apple boxes filled
The prizes for gardens offered by
promptly at the Johnson mill.
the Woman’s Study Club will be
For good meals, splendid rooms
awarded Friday at the close of
and bath, go to Mrs. Su g g ’s boarding
school.
house.
Fou S ale — A good camp stove
To T rade — Fifteen head of cows
aud tent. Inquire at Mrs. Boyd’s.
and several head of young cattle for
Occasionally we have a chance to
good sheep.
hear a good outside speaker. Our
Early rising is said to be good for
people will certainly hear Hon. Mr.
Glass.
the health, but the matter has never
Leave your order for pie and
cakes at the Davis house.
been thoroughly investigated.
Men wishing employment should
Rev. Clark Rower'of Albany is to call at the H erald office. W e have
begin a series of revival meetings at several calls for men at different
the Christian church Oct. 2.
All kinds of work.
are heartily invited.
J. H.
Wandling,
who returned
Have you tried Amethyst double recently with his brother, F. M
enameled ware at T - H . Mnhl & and frrnily, from a trip into north
C o’s.
ern California aud Southern Oore-
Fine brown Leghorn cockerels, gou along the rai'road, is working
B okn .— A t
September
Mrs.
16,
first page oi the paper for the pur
pose of advertising their big blow
out set for the 8th of uext month.
Good
location
for young girl
wishing to attend school and assist
in house work for her board.
Ad
dress H erald .
It is a fact and worthy of note
that the passage of the direct pri
mary and the local option laws at
the Juno election is the first in
stance of laws being passed in the
United States without the interven
tion of a legislature.
Oregon leads
in some things.
A. C. Lukene, the carpenter, and
his helpers are progressing nicely
with the work
lower
port
of preparing the
of the Odd
Fellows’
building to receive the postoffice,
and will be ready for the change
which
will
take place about the
first of next month.
W . H. Berger, state organizer for
the Independent Order of
Lions
has been ;u this city for several days
Gravelford, Oregon, L i t t l e i stable.
He is
meeting with considerable encour
agement, and expects to be success
ful.
While he cannot remain with
us right along, the work of push
ing the matter along will be left
with our townsman, Charles A. H ol
lingsworth.
This
is
certainly
a
good order, having introduced some
Riverton and Peart’s Coals
J. M. Bright, a son.
N e w C atholic H ospital.
Here it is— Good Paint, at $1,40
Our friend, Peter Crow, the min
J I o d , at T. H , Mehl & Go’s.
A number of people gathered
Nothing
like a dish of Ice cream
our office a pleasant and substantial Sunday afternoon to witnonsthe lay
on a hot day. Mrs. Nosier {serves
ing
of
the
corner
stone
of
the
now
call yesterday.
lit.
Catholic hospital at North Bend.
Miss Florence Atkinson, who has
Promptly at 3 o’clock Rev. E d
F or R e n t . — Two neat and cozy
spent the last two or three months
ward DouLelly began the ceremony rooms for students or any one wish-
at her old home at Pendleton, re
with prayer, after which bespread to do light housekeeping. Inquire
turned Tuesday.
the m or'ir aud adjusted the stone of Ben Figg.
Miss Anna Logan, at W. A. Good
to its proper position. In the lower
man’s, does dress making.
W ill go
Mrs. Batch is oppening some grand
side of the stone had been pre
bargains in All summer millinery and
out and b o w by the day or will
viously chiseled a small hollow of a lot of remnants.
take sewing at home.
about six or eight inches square.
A swell and up-to-date line ol In this was placed a small box made
Cattle for Sbeep.
sweaters tor gents, ladies and child
of copper, which contained two
ren just opened at Mrs. Nosler’s,
W ill trade a fine lot of cows and
documents, on one of which was in
and the prices are jnst right.
several head of young stock for
scribed the names of the ecclesiasti
Rev. R. A . Reagan will preac
sheep. Inquire of J. D. Myers, on
cal authorities— His Holiness Pius
next Sunday at 11 a. m., but no
Rinck creek. Address Coquille.
X;
Most
Reverend Alexander
services at night at the Southern
Christie, archbishop of the Oregon
Methodist church.
MOHAWK INDIAN AH-WA-G0,
City diocese, and Rev. Edward Don
er, who is in from Eckley,
made
ceived a telepl.oue message W ed
an4 adjoiuing missions.
On
the
other were tho names of the civil
authorities— President
Governor George H.
Roosevelt,
Chamberlain
and L. J. Simpson, mayor of North
Bend,
With these documents were
placed several
religious
pictures
and emblems, a copy of the Evening
THE GREAT INDIAN
Liver, Kidney and Blood
Medicine,
Cures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, Nervousness,, Loss of Sleep,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of
the Heart, Constipation and all Diseases
I of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Price $1 per package.
For Sale only by
MRS. LINA JOHNSON,
Agent for Coquille, Oregon.
Post, Coast Mail, Sun, News, Gardi-
NOTICE
uer Gazette, a 1904 dollar and a few ADMINISTRATOR’S
CREDITORS.
When
TO
other other smaller coins.
the stone was laid in place this re ; In the County Court of tire county of
ceptacle was hermetically sealed. j Coos and the state of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate
After the various ritualistic cere
of
monies appropriate to the occasion Sophia E. Robinson, deceas 1.
Notice is hereby given that the under
were concluded, Father Donnelly signed has by an order of the County
made a short address, in which he I Court of Coos counOy, Or., been duly
appointed ad ministator of the estate of
said, in part: “ For a number of Sophia E. Robinson, deceased.
years this section of the country has ! All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to pre
felt the crying need of such an in sent the same to me, with prope.
stitution as is now being built. vouchers, at my office in Coquille City,
Or., within six months from date here
Several years ago I was approached
of, and all persons indebted to the said
by different prominent business estate are hereby notified to pay the
same at once, without delay.
men who requested me to build u
Dated at Coquille, Or., September
hospital for the accommodation of 17, 1904.
R obert B urns ,
Administrator of the estate of Sophia
the diseased and maimed or those E. Robinson, deceased.
who might be injured in accidents.
I took the matter up, and after two
JXOTICH F O R P U B L ilC A T IO N .
years of hard work, meeting with
D e p a r t m b n t o f t h k I n t e r io r .
many difficulties
and discourage
ments, the building of a hospital
still seemed far away, and had it
W . P. Paints, varnishes and not been for the enterprise, lib
Chinatnel, in all colors, especially
erality aud broad-mindedness of
of the death of his old comrade, adapted for chairs, floors and le-
North Bend’s estimable mayor, L.
George Penbroke, which took place ncliutn, at T. H , MeLl <fc Co’s.
J. Simpson, the project would have
Tuesday in the Soldiers’ Home at
Ed. Gillespi, of the Sam Smith
probably been abandoned and there
Roseburg. The body was brought place across from Johnsons’ mill,
fore the credit for the building of
to Myrtle Point for interment, and informs us thut there are four steers
this institution justly belongs to
the funeral takes place at 10 a. m. about his pluce which he wishes the
him.”
today. Several of our old soldier owner to look after.
They are
Father Donnelly further said that
boys will attend the burial.
marked crop and underbit in left
nesday bringing the sad intelligence
United States Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, July 7, 1904.
Notice is hereby given thnt in oomph,
ance with the provisions o f the act o f C on
gress of June 3. 1878, entitled “ An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory.” as extended to ah P ublic
Land States by aot of Aug. 4,1892, Charles
B. B rsdbury.of Marshfield, oounty o f Coos.
State o f Oregon, has filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 2031. for the purchase
o f L ois 2, S W * NEK. W X HEK o f sec
tion No. 4 in township No. 27 sooth. Range
No. 12 West and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agrieultnral
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before W. U. Donglas, U. S. Commis
sioner at his office at Marshfield. Oregon,
on Saturday, the 1st day of October, 1904,
He names as witnesses: Hiram King,
Harry C. Noble, Cora Noble and Lyman
E, Noble, ah o f Marshfield, Oregon,
Any and ah peraons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or liefore
said 1st day of October. 1904.
they were now in position to push
L ost . — Small memorandum book ear and split in right, and branded
the work along more rapidly than
with backs off, also pair of specta with an H or an R.
had heretofore been done, and that
cles in black case, between depot
Attorney W . C. Chase was chosen
the building would probably be
and switch. $2.00 reward. Leave by Sheriff Gullier as guard to ac
under cover before the rainy season
at this office.
company Deputy Ed. Gallier to
began. In conclusion, be said that
J. A. Jackson, late of this county, Salem with the prisoners, A. E.
this institution would not only be
H e will
now of Grass Valley, Or., telephones Suckau and Eurl Steele.
open to Catholics, but to all creeds
R. W . Helm, of Arago, of the death take advantage of the trip to have
and faiths regardless of color and
by accident of bis son, Myrl, which a visit with Mrs. Chase and her
race; and that the purpose of its
occurred on the 13th of this month parents, Mr. end Mrs. W 111 . Rich, at
erection was to afford an asylum for
Newburg.
at L cb Angeles, Cal., but does not
the sick and maimed, where they
give any particulars. Myrl Jack-
F or S ale C heap — Cattle and b og s,
could rece’ ve proper care and medi
son will be remembered by many good milk cows giving milk; $20
cal attention.
friends in this county who will re. per head, twelve head of nice Dur
ham stears, six yearlings, six 2-year-
Mayor L. J. Simpson then took
gret to learn of his sudden and un
$ 75
olds; also some heifers, oue fine the stand and made a short and
timely end.
young sow with nine half-blooded
well-worded speech, in which he
$9000
I find nothing better for liver O. I. C. pigs, one very large Dur- modestly denied the soft impeach
ham bull comiDg 3 this fall. In
derangement and constipaion than
quire of C- A. Pendleton, Fat Elk. ment that any credit was due to
$2000
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Chamberlain’» Stomach and Liver
him for the building, hut said that
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REAL
F. Andrews, Des He See* Beet W ho Sees the Con Father Dounelly has labored untir
sequences
For Sale by R. S.
ingly for over two years for its
Knowlton.
Do you see the ser erection, and that to him, and him
ious
consequences
alone should all praise be given.
W a s t e d — Coal miners; 150 coal
of c o ntinued eye
Mr. Simpson said this hospital
miners can secure employment at
strain? Priceless be-
Renton, Wash., where former em
y o id all other pos would be of groat benefit to all the
ployes refuse to work at a scale at
sessions is the eye- surrounding country, and he called
sigl t, and
it de upon the people to give substantial
which skilled pick miners can earn
serves your highest
from $3 to $4 per day for eight
aid to Father Donuelly iu its build
cansideration.
hours’ work. Steady eight months
ing, as the funds now on hand
Do 1 ’ t trifle with
in the year and balance half time.
your eyes! and be would not be sufficient for its com
new features which are certainly de No
company store or boarding
ware of
peddlers
sirable and are bound to make it in houses. Owners will run the mine
and
grafters.
I
guarantee a perfect fit.
time a lender in the institutions of as an open camp.
F. A. H il l ,
V. R. W ilson ,
its kind.
iupt.
Optician.
Coquille, Or.
W’ antrd — Quickly, few persons to
whole
sale house among retail merchants
money
ad
vanced; commission extra; perman
ent engagement; Business success
ful; previous experience not essen
tial; inclose self-addressed envelope.
Address, Superintendent Travelers,
325 Dearborn street, Chicago.
Sept 20.12 t
Iv t^ -U S T
Six fine lots, best location, at the
redioulonaly low price of $75 each
For twenty days only.
The beat hotel proposition in
Honthero O ro«on. Growing town.
Doing a fine bnaineas.
Fine farm of 21 aorea near Co-
qnille.
All bottom, good im
provements,
House and two fine lot« in good
location.
$ 800
Good honae, barn and four lota
in fine location.
$2750
Fnrnitnre and box factory,
thriving toMn in weatern Oregon
good machinery, good location
and doing a good baainena. Thin
ia a bargain.
$ 500
House and one lot near b a n
n e r , rente for $5 per month.
Any reaaonable offer geta thia
property.
new era in which he hoped RDd be $ 100
Two oorner bottom lota.
Ho called attention lo the
fact (lmt the occasion marked an
$1100
epoch in the history of North Bend,
it
being
the
laying
lieved many like occasions would
take place. — North Bend Post.
I
N otice
Notice is hereby given to the
public that Mary Kosla, my wife,
has left my lied nnd iioaid without
just cause and provocation, and
that I will not in anv wav lie re
sponsible for her acts nnd hereby
warn all against trusting her on my
apeount,
F rank R osta ,
$ 2 6l>
Two fine lots
house.
near the school-
$ 300
Two lots nicely located.
$*$00
* A"® corner
business property
It is impossible lo describe my list in this
eViamn. If yon are looking for s pood
piece of property at a reasonable price, I
can certainly snit you.
Remen.be,, I rent houses and farms and
do all kinds o f agency business. Come in
I nnd eee me before buying I can save yon
DOLLARS.
'*'•
p, C. SANFORD,
Coquille, Oregon,
I
H o -w
F a r t tie r
Must you be dragged before you realize you are m aking a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
T h e la t e s t in
MILLINERY
at M r s , C. la. M o o n ’s
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a . -___
You will find the latest in spring and summer Millinery
at my store
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order.
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M r s . O. M o o n
FR O N T STR E E T , CO Q U ILLE, OR.
The Highest Quality
That Can Be Put on the Block!
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That's the claim that we mike about our Meeli.
The Meat Trust has advanced the prices, but we de-
mend that the quality be advanced also.
Our prices are not of the Trust order, although the
quality is of the very best. A trial w II convince you.
We substantiate every statement that we make.
Our Sausage is made by an expert.
P. E . D R H N E ,
COQUILLE
FRO N T ST.
Dairy Produce
SW EET CREAM
ICE
MILK AND
IN Q U A N T I T I E S
T O S U IT
Coquille ice & Cold-Storage Co.
Don't Have Cold Feet
-B U T B U R N -
John Peart’s Coal
delivered by W . H . Mansell to all
Large scales in connection.
parts of
town at $3 00 per
ton
W eighing 10 cents per load
ESTATE.
of the first $ 400
corner stone of a public building,
$ 500
and said it was the opening of a
pletion.
Who tied the oow’g tail to his leg in the process of milk
in g; said she had not drugged him over two miles before
he roalized he had made a mistake.
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Nice email place o f 8 acrea near
town, well improved, 4 acrea foil
bearing orchard, balance paatore
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
Thia ia a good inveatment.
Fine amall place of 14 acrea
near town, fair boildinga.
Two of the beat reaidence lota
in the city.
A reaidence property that ia'dirt
oheap.
$18 salary and expenses
paid weekly; expense
in
$ 900
$1500
and agents; local territory of few
counties.
E
J. T . K m ixisa, R egister.
Sanford's Bargains
long-established
T H
per g
nelly, missionaiy of the Marshfield
represent
^
*
1904, to Mr. and
looking up the pronpeets for organ Tablets.
L.
izing a lodge of that justly popular Moines, Iowa.
aud noble order at this city.
Also a com- *
Sole Agent for
Leave orders
been dismissed by Judge Hamilton.
I f you are a citizen of Coquille, die down in their first kiln of bricks Mrs. J. F. Lee, of Riverton, who
do not be neglertiug the important and that in about ten days from has been very ill, was in town yes
duty of joining the Board of Trade. that time it would bo cool enough terday, having come up to meet his
wife, who sniyed at the bay on the
Arthur Flynn, of Fairview, who to open. Now is the time to get
Alliance.
your
order
in
for
brick.
has been
n eastern Or« gun and
Quite a number of new roofs and
Idaho lor a year, returned in July
Four hundred and fifty dollar
many new sidewalks and fences are
a id was in town yesterday shaking piano for sale cheap, because owner
replacing old ones in different parts
heeds with old ft tends.
wishes to go away; will sell on
of town which gives the city a neat
Address Combination box
F O R S A L E C H E A P — A scow time.
er aud better appearance, and many
with house on it 15*30 feet
In No. 53, Marshfield, Or.
more such improvements should be
quire of Ge.o. W . Leggett, River
W . E. McDuffee, of this city, re made in the near future.
ton, Or.
Wuoduieu of the World the
Dealer iu Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods.
plete line of Seasonable Millinery.
against Sheriff Gallier has
where she has been visitiDg, and
John Rowan, of Fishtrap, who pounds, wagon and harness. Inquire
made Mrs. R. E. Buck a short cull
had the misfortune to get oue of his o f M . F. Aberson, Coquille.
between train and boat.
legs brokeu last spring, is in town,
Judge Schroeder was down from
L. A. Lee, who arrived from Cali
being able to get about quite well Arago Tuesday and tells us that
fornia
last Sunday to see his mother,
with one crutch.
they have just allowed the fires to
The H Ell a i.n this issue gives over
?i\
All orders handled with caretulness and expedience.
The election contest case of Z. T.
Sigliu
Mason’s Fruit Jars, Caps
from imported stock for sale by J. in the Little barn.
C . Watson, of Cunningham.
Ad
and Rubbers at Kanematz’s.
F ob S a l e — Six selected dairy
dress Coquille.
cows, four yearling uud four calves
I f you want your white shirt
B. F. Collier, of this city, having
six months old.
For particulars
done up in fine shape, take it to
purchased the old Wimer place near
call
on
J.
M.
Byers,
on
Fishtrap.
the Coquille Steam Laundry.
the mouth of Fishtrap, will move
W e made a mistake in our last
M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point oc.
over and take charge at once.
ulist, had business which called issue in regard to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
W anted :— 100
long whiskered
him to the b..y yesterday. He made Collier returning from California. goats for Woodman initiation.
our office a plea ant call as he It was Mr. Collier alone, and he
G eo . T. M oulton , Sec.
will return at once after looking
Coquille, Oregon.
pnssed through.
over his interests in this place.
Mrs. Hartman, wife of Keeper
The Palace barber shop has a
F or S a l e — Good gentle team of Hartman at the Bandon light house,
boot-blacking stand in connection.
horses
that will weigh io o o to 1200 came over from the bay yesterday,
Drop in and get a shine.
to the
W ILL M EET A LL BOATS AND TRAINS.
75cts per box ley, is moving to town for the win
ter.
W H IT E IS
The
bind o f Sew ing Machines.
In France they call it “ L’ Einpereur” ; in Germany, “ Weisser K o -n ig ” ; in
Turkey “ La Sultana” ; in England “ The (Jliawining Needle
woman” ; in Scotland “ The Onid W ife.”
THE WHITE
SE WING M A C H I N E
Was awarded the Gold Medal at
the Paris Exposition.
Don’ t think of baying a sew ing
machine until you hi ve seen
THE NEW
W hite Vibrator
THE NEW
White Rotary,
S O L D
O N
E H S Y
P H V M E N T S .
WEJHAVEfALSO AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES.
Best Quality of Oils and Needles.
Parts and Repairs for All Machines.
NEW
M A C H IN E S
TO R B E N T
The White Sewing Machine Co.
300 P O S T B T
COR
S T O C K T O N . B A ft P R A N O I8 C O
S. K. Sykes, of koseburju Ag’ t for Coos find Douglas Counties
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