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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1904)
y LOCAL NEWS. Apple boxes for salo by J . G School Books at Knowton’s Drug Fish. Store, Fine Spruce apple boxes in any Mrs. E. D. Sperry is somewhat Apple boxes at Johusou’s mill. quantities at Johnson’s mill, on the sioklist T. H . Mehl A Co. Agents for Orders for apple boxes filled Arago Brick. Over twenty counties will vote promptly at the Jobuson mill. W. B. Rohrer visited the bay on Local Option this fall. Here it ie—Good Paint, at $1,40 Wednesday. Those desiring clams should ad per gilloD, at T. H, Mehl A Co’s. An elegant line of China ware at dress W. A. Hoover, Bandon. George Flanagan, the Marshfield Mrs. Nosler’s. Bacon, hams and lard, wholesale or retail, at the Coquiile Valley Packing market man, is in town on business. Attend the play at Bandon to C o.’s market. For good meals, splendid rooms morrow nigight. W. C. Martin has a good coal and bath, go to Mrs. Sugg’s boarding Watch the Our-Way for fruits of stove, heater, and two large lamps house. nil kinds this week. which he is offering st s bargain Thomas Devereux, the Parkers Call and see the new dress goods Jack Miller, of Myrtle Point, burg farmer, had business in town just in at Mrs. Nosler’s. went home Wednesday after spend yesterday. Talk about perfumes, Mrs. Nos ing s day or so with friends down Amethyst, double enameled ler’s is the place to get it. this way. ware fully warauteed, at T. H. Mrs. Garfield and daughter, Miss Mehl & Co’s. Mrs. Cora Wilson, of near Arago, Maud, went to Bandon yesterday had business in town yesterday. For fine carpet and rug weaving Good piano for sale cheap. In aft Jr visiting a few days with Mrs. apply to Mrs. K. Holveieon, oi Parkersburg. R. E. Buck. ijuire of the Wilson Jewelry Co. To T kade — Fifteen head of cows F ob S a l e —Six selected dairy A. Talbot, of the lower river, and several head of young cattle for cows, four yearling and four oalves spent a day or so in town this week. good sheep. six months old. For particulars A fine, nlmost new range at a B. J. Price, the Riverton sawmill grand bargain. Gall at this office call on J. M. Byers, on Fisbtrap. man, returned from a business trip Rev. J. J. Hnndsaker was called Have yon tried Amethyst doable to the bay yesterday. to Bandon last Tuesday to oonduct enameled ware at T- H. Mehl & Co’s. Ben Crutchfield and W. P. Whit- the funeral of Mrs. John Lamont, H. H. Smith, a new arrival from who died recently in San Francisco. tington, of the Sooth Fork, were iu A basket social and entertain town Tuesday. They visited with the valley, is offering a good wagon ment will be given at the Lee W. M. Hamilton, of Fishtrap. nod team for sale. Tho Conuille Valiev Packing Co. will school house on Saturday evening, pay the highest cash price tor iieef, October 22. All are invited to at mutton and pork. tend. “ A Girl's Secret,” will be put on Steve Minard, of Dora, was down the boards at Bandon tomorrow this wav yesterday looking after his night by local talent. A good per logging interests. He continued formahce is assured. his trip down the river by the Dis T. H. Mehl <fe Co’s hardware patch. store is headquarters for the F ob S al * . —I have a lot of fiue Amethyst Enameled ware. thoroughbred O. I. C. pigs, male Contractor Morgan with a crew of ami female, large enough for serv men are getting along nicely with ice, which I offer at a bargain. the new store building o f M. H. G eo B elloni . Hersey, on First street. Don Short passed through town If you want your white shirt yesterday on his way from Myrtle done up in fine shape, take it to Point to the bay. He informs us the Coquiile Steam Laundry. that his brother, Attorney G. M. Barney Woods, father of our Short, of Myrtle Point, is in very townoman, J. W, Woods, arrived in poor health. town from Eugene this week. He F or S ale .— O ne fine 3-yenr-old wns accompanied by another son. Durham bull, and also a nice pet H. P. Brogden, a newcomer, now fawn. Good separator to trade for located at Myrtle Point, was down a 2-year-old heifer or two yearlings. to this city yesterday taking in the C. A. Pendleton, Fat Elk. county seat and surrounding coun Only 75 cents for a suit of men’s try. underware; boys’ at 40 cents; shoes Capt. S. II, Whitney was down worth $1.75 for $1.00; shoes worth from the mines at Eckley this week, $2.50 at $1.75; boys’ long pants continuing his trip to the bay. worth $1.00 for 50 cents; jumpers Andrew Hansen and family, of and overalls at 40 cents, and lots of Prosper, came up Wednesday to other bargains at Martin’s. take the train for Marshfield, but Warren Laird received a letter were too lste and spent the night in town and proceeded the next day. from his brother, George, this week W. A. Goodman will go anywhere which had been posted at Bakers in Coos county to move your house field, California, in which he says or barn. is rather tropical for him there, and states that he will go north be Mrs. T. J. Alexander, of Dillards, who is here with her children visit fore settling down to business. He ing her brother, T. A. Walker, went expects to follow railroading. Four hundred and fifty dollar to Bandon Tuesday. They returned yesterday and started for their piano for sale cheap, because owner wishes to go owav; will sell on home yesterday. Address Combination box FOR SALE CHEAP— A scow time. with house on it 15x30 feet. In No. 53, Marshfield, Or. quire of Geo. W. Leggett, River J. W. Clinton, t£e logger, re ton, Or. turned yesterday from a business H. J. Blaesing, a prominent trip to the bay. Mr. Clinton brs marble man of Portland, bas been fine lot of logs on the landing in this city for several days looking which will be put in the water in a up business in his line. He is an short time. He finds no trouble in affable gentleman and has many getting sale for hie logs at fair friends and customers in this valley. prices. T. H. Mehl A Co. are agents for P. E. Drane, the grooer, keeps Arago brick. Anyone in need of those fine cheese made by Capt. good brick should get his order in Harris, of Sumner, which recently soon. received such a great write-up in Judge Hchroeder was down from Arago Wednesday and informs us that the fires in the big brick kiln will be drawn the last of this week and thSt all kinds of orders for brick can be filled. Those wishing brick this fall should order before the road from the kiln to the river gets muddy. the Portland Oregonian and which was copied in the H erat d . Postmaster Linegar has just re ceived eighty new lock boxes for the Coquiile office. Apply for a key at once and be able to get your mail at any time. The Christian churob revival ie drawing good audiences. The evangelist has made an excellent impression on his audience and is given hearty attention. ATTENTION» W. H. MANSELL, General Drayman YOU know our goods! WILL M EET A LL B O A TS AND TRAINS. YOU know the methods o f our business! YOU know our prices! YOU know that we carry the best o f N J / N I / M /f \ j y S A / N J / N I / N V \ L / N / / M / VO / M / M / M / V I / W M / M / N i / \ A S W NL/ M / s j , / in / I s /IN /IN / in / K / in /IN 7 / in /TÑ. 71 s / t S 7 n 7 K TT n T in / N T in / t s A /TN 7 f\ / ! n /t\ K everything! In fact YOU know that we try and do give Satisfaction. W. T. Kerr S l C o . * * * * * * * * SIMPSON Í ROWAN, /T \ * * * * * Dealer in Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods. Also a com * * plete line of Seasonable Millinery. * MRS. BERTHA PAYNE, COQUILLE, OREGON. \|/ M / Ni/ NJ/ Ni/ M / NJ/ V / Nj/ NI/ NI/ T H E \JS NI/ NI/ Ni/ NI/ Ni/ v i/ M / v i¿ NJ/ NI/ M / NI/ NI/ Ni/ UvE-riLlST 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. BOOT A N D SH O E REPAIRING, How OvEnctL FartHer Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a mistake in not using Electric Lights. Coquille, Oregon. A ll work done in up-to-date style and guaranteed first c'ass. (/ W W W W W W W The latest in W W S W I find nothing better for liver We have a grand lot of stereo derangement and constipaion than scopic views left with us for sale. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Come in and see them. Tablets. L. F. Andrews, Dee F or R ent .—Two neat and cozy Moines, Iowa. For Sale by R. 8. J rooms for students or any one wish Knowlton. ing to do light housekeeping. In Mx. and Mrs. F. R. Taylor, of quire of Ben Figg. near Fairview, were in to see us on F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield Wednesday and they inform us that marble man. will be in Coquiile they have male arrangements by Monday or Tuesday and remain which they will move to Looking, about three days. glass valley at once. S. W. P Paints, varnishes and Frank Wilson is up from San Cbinamel, in all colors, especially Francisco, and is enjoying a visit adapted for chairs, floors and le- with his folks aud friends at this inoiium, at T. H, Mehl A Co’s. $800 will buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly ing Government land. J. J. S tj For a nearly new, second-hand potato diggor, call at J. A. Lamb A Co’s hardware store. Fine line of geDte’ sweaters and mufflers, also ladies’ and children’s sweaters, at Mrs. Noslor’s. “ The finest lin e " o f Fancy Crockery, the most tasty, nob by, up-to-eate, catchy, beau tifu l ware in town at WIL SON’S JEW ELRY STORE. As I intend to leave for California I will eell my stock of goods, con. sisting of odds, and ends in men’s, Stricken W ith Paralysis. boys’ and children’s clothing and Isaac Landrith, the well-known under ware for lees than cost. Booe and shoes for men and boys, ladies carpenter, was stricken with paraly and miases. Call on Mrs. C. W. sis of the right side about 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon, and now lies Martin, opposite Masonic hall. in 8. B. Cathcart’s residence where J. J. Stanley returned Wednesday he makes bis home. evening from Salem where he had Hie right side is paralyzed and been for the purpose of taking ex bis jaw is set and he is unable to amination for admittance to the bar. eat. The doctor’s report is not en He will not know the results of the couraging. Mr. Landrith ie 45 examination for a few days, but years of age and unmarried.—Mail. knowing &lr. Stanley's ability as we do, we have no besitency in offering Basket Social Postponed. our congratulations in advance. The basket social and entertain Get in line with the Board of ment for the benefit of the public Trade. It is greatly to be desired that the resources and opportunities school library bas been postponed for investment be better known nntill Saturday night the 29th inst. Christian Church Notes. --- ; ►«». -------- Coming on Breakwater. at Mrs. C. L. Moon’s You will find the latest in spring and summer Millinery- at my store Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stam p ing done to order. M r s . C . IV X o o n FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR. A good home in this oity, on easy terms: Enquire nt this office. The Highest Quality Cattle for Sbaep. That Can Be Put on the Block! Will trade a fine lot of eows and several bead of young etock for sheep. Inquire of J. D. Myers, on Rinck creek. Address Coqnille. A. Balch are hereby notified and re quired to present their clains to me at once at my office in Coquiile, Or. Dated at Coquiile, Oct. 12,1904. B obert B urns , Assignee. CITY WATER NOTICE. All City water consumers are here by notified that all water dues must be settled by the 15th of each month or water will be shut off. L n G oodm an , Marshall. By order of the Council of th* C ity of Coquiile. Sanford’s Bargains That'» the elslm that as malts about aur Masts. Tho Moat Truat has advanced the prlass, hut as de mand that the quality bo advanced also. Our prices are not of the Trust order, althou|h the quality Is of the very beat. A trial a II eonvlncs you. We substantiate eyary statement thnt a s make. Our Sausage la made by in aipnrt. P. E. DRHNE, CO Q UILLE FRO N T S T . Dairy Produce SW EET CREAM ICE MILK AND Coquiile IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT ¡ce & Cold-Storage Co. - I N ------ REAL $ 75 $9000 $2000 $ 900 « 800 As was expected, the second week of the revival is attracting even bet ter audienoes than the first- The interest grows from evening to even ing and a large number are attend ing every service. Evangelist Bower is rapidly making the ac quaintance of the people and is pressing home the great truths of sin and salvation. MILLINERY Fur Sale. Assignee’ s Notice to Creditors. place, and is playing apple buyer F or S ale .— A fine property con at the same time. He has secured sisting of the splended garden lots, Notice is hereby given that I have almost 2000 boxes already, and good house and barn. For particu been appointed asnignee for Mrs. E. A. Batch, of Coquiile, for benefit of credit wante 8000 more. lars call at the H e r a l d office. ors. All creditors of the said Mrs. E. Mrs. T. A. Walker and daughter, Beulah, will start for Los Angeles, California, next week, with Mr. and Mrs, Walker’s youngest child, Master Ralph, who has been both ered with a throat affection some abroad, and that settlers be secured time, with ihe hopes that a change to develop suoh resources. Noth ing helps develop a town or country James Stnuff passed through town will be of benefit to his health. so much as a good board of trade. yesterday on his way to Marshfield, Miss Ruby Robinson, daughter the other members c f the family of R. C. Robison, a former resident Let everyone interested in Coquiile and the Coquiile valley join in and having moved over last week. of this county, now located near The lend a hand to help the good cause. Two families arrived in town yes- Dalles, who has been here visiting Board meets every Monday evening terday afternoon. H. H. Smith, friends for several weeks, started on at Town Hall. from Dexter, this state, and George her return home yesterday, taking On Thursday of last week a spark Wyer, from Oakland, California. with her her little sister, Katie who from one o f the electric motors They will take in the bay country has been with Mr. and Mrs. B.Figg, drawing coal from the Beaver Hill before locating. They seem very her grand parcnto, for more than a mine, ignited a little bunch of gas favorably impressed with the looks year. Their many friends will be in gangway No. 6, causing an ex glad to see them at any time. of our section so far. plosion. Two men were on the car and were slightly burned. The fire from the burning gas caught some of the dry timbers and it was reported to be a serious matter, but by the prompt action on the part of Manager Chandler the mine was closed at once, which smothered the fire and prevented a spread. The mine was opened Monday and Mr. Chandler, with his men, went in nnd remained five hours. They have the fire completely UDder con trol aud the me a will resume work in a day or so. Riverton and Peart’s Coals Little’s Stable. Give J. G. Fish your orders for apple boxes. and Rubbers atKanematz’s. Sole Agent for I.eave orders at C. A. Barker and Mack Barker, Call on the Coquiile Furniture A of Fairview, were in town Wednes Box factory for your apple boxes. day on their way to Portland where For two beautiful lots and)small they will take in the sights for a house Dear the academy, call at this couple of weeks. office. Miss Anna Logan, at W. A. Good A. N. Gould, the civil engineer, man's, does drees making. Will go out and sew by the day or will is back from his surveying trip into sixes mining country. take sewing at home. Masou’s Fruit Jars, Caps All orders handled with carefulness and expedience. $2750 $ 500 1 ESTATE. Six fine lots, best location, at the redioolonsly low price of $75 each For twenty days only. The best hotel proposition in Southern Orogon, Growing town. Doing a fine business. Fine farm of 21 acres near Co qnille. All bottom, good im provements, Home and two fine lots in good location. Good home, barn and four lots in fine looation. Fnrnitnre and box factory, thriving toAin in western Oregon, good machinery, good location and doing a good bosiness. This is a bargain. House and one lot near basi- ness, rents for $5 per month. tik WHITE Kind of Sewing Machines. In France they call it ‘ 'I.’ Ennpercur” ; iu Germany, “ Weineer Koenig” ; in Turkey ‘ ‘ La Sultana” ; in England “ The Chawming Needle- H v o m a n ” : in Scotland “ The Gold W ife.” I THE 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 ol buying a sewing machine until you have seen A n y reasonable offer gets this property. $1500 $1100 $ 400 Nice small placo of 8 acres near town, well improved, 4 acres fall bearing orchard, balance pastare and meadow. Good eyoporator. This is a good investment. Fine small place of 14 acres near town, fair bnildings. Two of the best residence lots in the city. A residence property that isjdirt cheap. Two oorner bottom lots. San Francisco, Oct. 11.---The fol $ 500 lowing passengers sailed on the $ 100 BreakwaUr for Cooa b $ : J D floe loin near the sehool- Spreckels, Jr., and wife, Mrs. Am- j ® 260 Two hoeae. stein, F S Samuels, A E Fisk, J F $ 3 0 0 Two lots nicely loeated. Yorriugton, C A Painter and wife, $2800 A fine oorner bnainesa property W H O Bowman, Maggie Amende, It ie im possible to describe m y list in this W B Mose and wife, Cbsriee Moae, olnmn. If yon ere lo o k in . for a Rood Gertrude Mose, Mary Moae, Cilia piece of property s t • reasonable pries, I Mose, Nettie Moee, Bessie Moan, oan certa in ly unit yon. lie mem hat, I rent bonnes nnd farms and Gusse Mose, Bay less Mose, R Mat- do alt kind« at agency bo nines.. Come In son. N P Wooleey, J M Proctor, T nnd nee me before bnylnR. I oan nave von O Weston, C F McCollum, W C DOLLAKfl, O. O. HANPOKD. Schott. Coqnille, Ore Hon, is THE NEW White Vibrator THE NEW White Rotary, S O LD O N ETTSY P K Y W E N T S . WE HAVE ALSO AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES. Best Quality ofJOtls and Needle. Parts and Repairs for All Machines. N B W M A C H IN E PON RE The White Sewing Machine Oo. 30 0 P O N T NT C O R . NTOOKYOM . N A N P N A N C IN C O S. K. Sykes, of Roseburg, Ag’t for Coos and Douglas Counties