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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1904)
Ü Î5 5 S 1 ! 1 LOCAL N E W S. Apple boxes Fish. for sale by J . G Mr. Hufford’s are moving to Ban. ; don. Give J. G. Fish your orders for School Books at Knowton’s Drug Store, apple boxes. Ftm S ale — A good camp stove E. L. Wilson, of Middle creek, The Elizabeth is supposed to sail and tent. Inquire at Mrs. Boyd’s. is in town. for San Francisco today. Good piano for sale cheap. In Dr. Swenson, of Beaver Hill, was Fine Spruce apple boxes in any quire of the Wilson Jewelry Co. in our city Wednesday. quantities at Johnson’s mill, Have you tried Amethyst double Orders for apple boxes filled enameled ware at T' H. Mebl A Those desiring clams should ad promptly at the Johnson mill. Co’s. dress W. A. Hoover, Baudon. Here it is—Good Paint, at $1.40 Lewis Strong, of Myrtle Point, Call on the Coquille Furniture A per g illon, at T. H, Mehl A Co’s. was a Coquille visitor on Wednes Box factory for your apple boxes. For good meals, splendid rooms day. J. P. Tupper, of Hotel Coquille, and bath, go to Mrs. 8ugg's boarding W. R. Hungate is now at his old went to the hay by yesterday’s train. house. trade, working in car shops, in Egnace Bargeron, the Coaledo For a noarly new, second-hand Portland. merchant, had business in this city potato diggor, call at J. A. Lamb Mrs. William Bettys and Mrs. W . yesterday. A Co’s hardware store. Z. Cotton, of Fairview. were in town Boh?*— In Coquille City, Sep J. A. Seed and family are now iu yesterday. tember 17, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Tacoma. Mr. Seed and son Heber, Simon Erickson, of Templeton, W. P. Noel, a son, are employed in street work. bad business over this way a day or Tbe steamer Dispatch is taken off Mr. And Mrs. C. L. Lockwood, so this week. her run for a few days to do some of Myrtle Point, expect to leave for The steamer Echo is again on painting and fixing up. Riverside, Califomia, iu the near her regular run, having undergone Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johusou, future. ‘ a thorough overhauling. and Master Philip, of Johnsons’ J. F. Liggett, of Riverton, started If you want your white shirt mill, went to the bay yesterday. for Albany the fore part of the done up in tine shape, tako it to Elmer Hamlin came over from week for the purpose of entering the Coquille Steam Laundry. Marshfield Wednesday and proceed college at that place. Mrs. A. Haberly went up to ed to Bandon where he will visit for Myrtle Point for a couple of dayB’ Miss Anna Logan, at W. A. Good- awhile. man's, does dress making. Will go visit with friends last Wednesday. J. H. Allen, who recently sold out and sew by the day or will FOR SALE CHEAP—A scow take sewing at home. with house on it 15x30 feet. In his place near Norway, expects to L. A. Lee who was up to River quire of Geo. W. Leggett, River start for Riverside, California, in ton, Or. ton to see bis mother Mrs. J. F. a few days. Mrs. Thompson, wife of our pop George Collier, who has been Lee, who was ill but is now con ular confectioner, went to liandon here from Occidental, California, valescent, started for his home at Wednesday for a few days’ visit for several days, returns by to Eureka, California yesterday. Apple boxes at Johnson's mill with friends. day’s Elizabeth. Men wishing employment should A good piano is a poor instru call at the H erald office. We have ment unless in proper condition. several calls for men at different Have M. O. Warner, the expert kinds of work. tuner examine your piano. Fine brown Leghorn cockerels, F or S a l e — Six selected dairy from imported stock for sale by J. cows, four yearling and four calves C . Watson, of Cunningham. A d six months old. For particulars dress Coquille. call on J. M. Byers, on Fishtrap. M O- Warren, the piano tuner, Miss Bertha Wilkins started for is with us. If you have a Albanj last Wednesday. She will good instrument get a competent enter Albany College for the pur man to tune it. pose of completing her education. William Oddy, of this city, has The Misses Nellie Kerrigan and rented the dairy farm of Alex Etta James, of this city, expect to Stan ff, at Arago, for two years and go to Albany to atteud college as will move up the last of the week. soon as their present terms of William Oddy having moved to school close. Arago will fill orders by mail for Four hundred and fifty dollar the Australian Life Tablets for all piano for sale cheap, because owner stomach, liver and kidney diseases, wishes to go away; will sell on and the E. J. Worst Medicator for time. Address Combination box catarrh. No. 53, Marshfield, Or. Carl Heller’s threshing machine F or S ale .—O ne fine 3-year-old has been in the Arago neighbor Durham bull, and also a nice pet hood for several days and will soon fawn. Good separator to trade for finish up there, which, we under- a 2-year-old heifer or two yearlings. stand, will about close up the C. A. Pendleton, Fat Elk. season's run. James Vowell, of Riverton, was A Mr. Williams, a Columbia river up to town yesterday and was look sawmill man, was in town Wednes ing somewhat badly, having been day, having came down into this somewhat under the weather, but county to look up the lumber busi" we are pleased to state, on the im ness. We hope be may find some prove, thing that will suit him. Miss Fannie Kistner wishes to Harry Peterson, of Riverton, was announce to tbe public that she so unfortuate as to get two of bis will here after do all kinds of ac fingers badly mashed while working cordion pleating, all the way from in the mill at that place yesterdav. 1 in. to 54 in., in depth. Eastern H e came up in the evening nnd Dr. prices. Culin dressed the injury. I find nothing better for liver As I intend to leave for California derangement and constipaion than I will sell my stock of goods, con- Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver sistiug of odds, and ends in men's, L. F. Andrews, Des boys’ and children’s clothing anp Tablets. Moines, Iowa. For Sale by R. 8. underwnre for less than cost. Boots Knowlton. nnd shoes for men nnd hoys, Indies Mrs. C. W. Martin will sell her nnd misses. Call on Mrs. C. W. flue little stove range, also dining Martin, opposite Masonic hall. Robert Dean who has been here room table, chairs, sideboare, fold a week or so from Humboldt county ing bed and other household ar. California, went to the bay yester tides. Call and get a bargain next day to catch the steamer Alliance door to the Bulletin. ATTENTION! YOU know our goods! YOU know the methods of our business! | YOU know our prices! YOU know that we carry the best of \ | / \IS \ | / \ J / N I/ \ 1 / \>s W everything! Mrs. Jessie E. Chism, of Fern- dale, California, who has been here for several weeks visiting her father J. G. Simmons, and other members of the family, started on her way home yesterday, going by way of the bay and by the steamer Alliance. W. H. Smith, o* the Coquille Coal and Lumber Co., arrived here this morning from San Francisco, accompained bv his wife. We presume that the Peart mine and the mill here will soon be in full operation with greatly increased capacity. Mrs. M. C- Wells, of Searcy, Arkansas, a sister of our townsman, R. S. Knowlton, arrived here yester day for a visit with her brother. This is the first time they have met for more than twenty years. Mrs. Wells is accompanied by her daughter. We hope they will en. joy their visi t. W. T. Kerr North Fork -----5 rT ‘ Co, y | Y Y V N iz M / N j/ s i/ \ i y \ i / m / \ is \ j / w Also a com- ^ /* n s jy 7K / i \ 7lx 7K 7k 7l\ /i\ 7t\ /K 7t\ 7t\ /I \ 7T; 7t\ /t \ 7l\ /f\7 f\ /T\ 7K 7l\ 7N T H E The following mombers and friends of the Cradle Roll were present last Sunday: Donald .John Pierce, Jay Elton Young, Marshal Hamilton Burns, Lois Mae Hand- saker, Wanda Fay Moomaw, Anna Marie Hooton, George Hatcher, Martha Succau, Barbara Hill, Beno Orion Evans, Baby Snyder, Marvel Skeels and Ruth Goodman. Who tied the 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. H e w Much. P a rtn e r Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a mistake in not using Eleotric Lights. T h e la te s t in The Berean Club held its first meeting at the home of the minister Thursday evening. at M r s . G. Ia. M o o n ’s The members and frieuds of the church are invited to meet Mr. Bower at the minister’s home, Sat urday evening. 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. IVIrs. O. IVIoon Mason’s Fruit Jars, Caps FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR. and Rubbers at Kanematz’s. Only 75 cents for a suit of men’s underware; boys’ at 40 cent9; shoes worth $1.75 for $1.00; shoes worth $2.50 at $1.75; boys’ long pants worth $1.00 for 50 cents; jumpers and overalls at 40 cents, and lots of other bargains at Martin’s. The Highest Quality Rev. Geo. E. Wood of this place held services at the M. E. church South, last Sunday. This being That Can Be Put on the Block! his first sermon, we feel proud to congratulate him on the able and pleasing manner in which he de T h it ’ i the claim that we make about our Malta. W ANTED The Meat Truit haa advanced the prices, but we de livered his discourse. A very large Special Representative in this mand that the quality be advenced alao. crowd was present, we all hope to county and adjoining territories Our prices are not of the Trust order, although the hear Bro. George again. to represent and advertise an old quality Is of the very beat. A trial w II oonvlnce you. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lichty gave established business house of solid We substantiate every statement that we mahe. Our Sausage la made by an expert. a farewell dinner on Sunday, in financial standing. Salary $21 honor of their brother Geo. E. weekly, with expenses advanced Wood who left on Monday for each Monday by check direct from Philomath to enter college, to pre headquarters. Horse and buggy pare himself for the ministry. The furnished when necessary; position C O Q U IL L E dinoer was a very nice affair and permanent. Address Blew Bros. F R O N T S T . the table fairly groaned beneath its & Co., Dept. A, Monon B ldg, load of good things. Many guests Chicago, 111. were in attendance. Among those C IT Y W A T E R NOTICE. present were: Mr and Mrs S Shuck, Mr and Mrs W Shuck, Mr All City water consumers are here and Mrs Geo Morehouse, Mr and by notified that all water dues must he Mrs F Harnish, Mr. and M r8 Geo settled by the 15th of each month or IN QUANTITIES water will be shut off. SW EET CREAM Clinion, Misses Clara Shuck, Rose L ee G oodman , Mulkey, Ida Hammerloff, Metta Marshall. TO SUIT MILK AND Hanseu. Blanch Chandler, Sylvia By order of the Council of the City of Culbertson, Maggie Clinton; C R Coquille. Bennett, E Doyle, G E Wood, H Wood, J Shuck, L Johnson, C Johnson. It was a very pleasant occasion and all had a good time. — in — P. E. DRRNE, Dairy Produce ICE Hanford’s Bargains coquine Ice & Cold-Storage Co. A uld L ano S yne . — •» REAL 75 ESTATE. Hix fine lots, best location, at tbe rediculously low prioeof ¡$75 each For twenty days only. The best hotel proposition in Southern Orogon, Growing town. Doing a fine basiness. Fine farm of 21 acres near Co quille. All bottom, good im provements. Hans Christensen, of the oil $9000 We hear many remarks in regard Coquille, Oregon. works below BandoD, went to the to tbe beautiful weather we are en % bay on business Wednesday. $2000 joying at present, particularly those Notice. who have been to the beach. Sep S. W. P Paints, varnishes and Notice is hereby given “ that all Chinamel, in all colors, especially $ 900 House and two fine lots in good tember gives us about the finest location. weather of any month in the year Coos CouDty warrants” (on Gener adapted for chairs, floors and le- Good house, barn and four lots $ 800 oolium, at T. H, Mehl & Co’s. al Fund) endorsed prior tc October in fine location. Get in liue with the Board of for beaching. 1st, 1902, will be paid on presenta A. J. Wimer, formerly a grocery $2750 Furniture and box factory, Trade. It is greatly to be desired W asted — Coal miners; 150 coal thriving toi&n in western Oregon, tion at my office in Coquille City, merchant in this city, and who has good machinery, good location that the resources and opportunities miners can secure employment at and doing a good business. This Oregon. spent the past few years in Jose for investment be better known Renton, Wash., where former em is a bargain. No interest will be allowed after phine county, has returned and abroad, and that settlers be secured ployes refuse to work at a scale at $ 500 House and one lot near busi September 30tb, 1904, ness, rents for $5 per month. purcha ed the small place at the to develop such resources. Noth which skilled pick miners can earn Any reasonable offer gets this J . B. D ullev , mouth of Cunningham of W. B. property. ing helps develop a town or country from $3 to $4 per day for eight Coos County Treasurer. Rohrer,| formerly owned by Rev. $1500 Nice small plaoe of 8 acres near so much ns a good board of trade. hours’ work. Steady eight months town, well improved, 4 acres full Dated at Coquille City, Oregon, C. D. Price. We are glad to have bearing orchard, balance pasture in the year and balance half time. Let everyone interested in Coquille and meadow. Good eyoporator September 27, 1904. Mr. Wimer back with us again. This is a good investment. and the Coquille valley join in and No company store or boarding J. R. Lushbaugh, of Bridge $1100 Fine small place of 14 acres lend a hand to help the good cause. houses. Owners will run the mine He S e e . Beat W h o S e e . the Con near town, fair buildings. came down yesterday and handed F. A. H ill , j Bonrd meets every Monday evening as an open camp. sequences $ 400 Two of ‘the best residence lots in the city. us some samples of apples grown iupt. nt Town Hall. A residence property that is’ dirt Do you see the ser by our friend, Luther Williams, of $ 500 cheap. ious consequences Big Creek, which are certainly fine ' $ 100 Two corner bottom lots. of c o ntinued eye- strain? Priceless be specimens. He did not give the $ 260 Two flue lots noar the sohool- yond all other pos names, nrd while we do not pre- houso. sessions is the eye lend to be an appleologist, when it « 300 Two Into nicely located. sight, and it de conies t > names, we suspect one $2800 A fine oorner baeineen property serves your highest variety to be Ben Davis, snd they canstderation. It in imponeible to describe my ll.t in thin Don’t trifle with are beauties, while the others hare cilomn. If yon *re looking for a good your eyes! and be the appearance of being over grown i piece of property at n reaannable price. I ware of peddlers Oravcnsteins, of extra high color can certainly Sait yon. Ketnetnbet, I rent booses snd farms and ‘ and grafters. I | nnd splendid flavor. What Coos do all kinds of agency bnsineee. Come in | g u a r a n t e e n p e r fe c t fit. county can do in the way of apple- •lOd see me befoya baying. I can save yon V R W ilson , 1 growing has Hardly been dreamed ; DOLLARS. Optician. 0 . C. SANFORD, Coquille, Or. 1 of a. yet. Oov-v"- " * q, for Eureka. This young man ex pects to take charge of the place purchased by his father, the late M. H. Dean, near Norway, in tbe near future, at which we are much pleased. y 7l\ ?K Rev. Bower preaches both morn, Haying been sometime since I read any itemes from this part of ing and evening next Sunday and the country, I decided to write a each evening during the week. few. The Sunday school attendance Our people are all feeling fine was 71 last Sunday, the high water after the rain, and enjoy the cool mark for the quarter. Farmers are busy hauling pro duce to market, and bringing home their winter supplies. in Christian Church NoteB. Items. pleasant weather. /f\ 7l\ / COQUILLE, OREGON. /K Dealer in Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods. /IN n,rm:_- Satisfaction. S W S W S W SW \W ?j\ /i\ /t\ /i\ /¡\ /¡\ /t\ /Js ¡MRS. BERTHA PAYNEj * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lorenz, of W a s t e d : — 100 lo D g whiskered $ Bandon are visiting in town. goats for Woodman initiation. G eo . T. M oulton , Sec. In fact YOU know that we try and do giue The Lee school is progressing very nicely under the management P. E. Drane, the market man, o f Miss Mulkey. has disposed of hu market depart Miss Anna Hall of the lower ment to E. 8. Dean and James Mc- North Fork, who has been visiting Guffin, and will in the future turn his attention to the grocery depart with relatives and frienbs, departed for Philomath on Monday to re ment. sume her studies in the U- B. Anyone in need of brick may see college of said place. a sample of those recently burned Edwin Barker and Edward at Arago, by calling at the H e r a l d office. They are A 1, and orders Teters of Fairview, are seen oc will be filled promptly after the casionally in the vicinity of Gravel- ford, a long ways from home. 29th inst. Wonder what the attractions are? Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenberg, Otto Mitchell of Arago passed of this city, go below in the steamer through Gravelford on Tuesday, Elizabeth this trip to see their son with a drove of cattle which he was F. W. Kronenberg, of Alameda, taking to Douglas county. California, who has been a great C. Hammerloff paid the county sufferer from rheumatism for the seat a visit on Tuesday. past few years. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Tyrrell, who have spent the past year or two on a ranch down the river, went to the bay yesterday to catch the steamer Alliance for Haywards, Cal ifornia, where they intend to make their future home. SW V / V / SW SW \1 / \ ! / \W \\/ \ | / W S \\y w /K 7l\ / K /N /i\ /K /i\ /\s /N TN 7l\ /f\ /K The WHITE IS Kind o f Sewing Machines. In France they call it “ L ’ Empereur” ; in Germany, “ Weiaser Kienig” , in Turkey “ La Sultana” ; in England “ The Chawming Needle woman” : in Scotland “ The Guid W ife.” T H E W H IT E S E W IN G M A C H IN E Was awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition. Don’ t think of buying a sewing machine until you have seen THE NEW W hite Vibrator THE NEW :White Rotary, SO LD O N E H SY P R Y M E N T S. WE HAVE ALSO AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES. Best Quality of Oil» and Needles. P arts and R epairs lor A ll M achines. NEW M A C H IN E « FO R R E N T The W h ite S ew in g M achine Co. 300 POST » T COR STOCKEON, «A H PRAHCIECO S. K. Sykes, of Roseburg, Ag’t for Coos and Douglas Counties