Semi-weekly herald., October 21, 1904, Image 3

Apple boxes for salo _ , „ . ^
Fish.
School Books at Knowton's Drug
Store,
An elegant line of China ware at
Apple boxes at Johnson's mill.
M. R, Lee, of Bandon, was up to
the county seat Wednesday.
T. H . Mehl <fc Co. Agents for Mrs. Nosier's.
Arago Brick.
Young Mr. McCormick, of Gold
Fine Spruce apple boxes in any
quantities at Johnson's mill,
Mr. and Mrs. Sami. Shuck drove Beach, is in town.
to town from Lee yesterday.
Talk about perfumes, Mrs. Nos­
Mrs. David Fulton still has
nice lot of choice plants for sale.
Good piano for sale cheap. In­ ler’s is the place to get it.
quire of the Wilson Jewelry Co.
W atoh the Our-Way for fruits of
Orders for apple boxes filled
promptly at the Johnson mill.
Assessor Thrift went to the bay all kinds this week.
James Brown came down from
Wednesday on business.
Here it is— Good Paint, at $1,40
per gallon, at T. H, Mehl & Co’s.
Mrs. Fred Barker was up from the Point Wednesday,
Mr. McKinnis was up to this city
Riverton Wednesday shopping, etc.
M. O. Hooton is at Bridge doing
from
Bardon on Wednesday.
some mason work for A. L. Nosier.
Call and see the new dress goods
just in at Mrs. Nosler’s.
Have you tried Amethyst doable
enameled ware at T - H. Mehl &
Co’s.
There will be services at the
Episcopal church by Rev. Horsfall
on Sunday.
H. H. Smith, a new arrival from
the valley, is offering a good wagon
and team for sale.
The Coquille Valley Packing Co. will
pay the highest cash pnce for beef,
mutton and pork.
T, H. Mehl & Co’s hardware
store is headquarters
for the
Amethyst Enameled ware.
If you want your white shirt
done up in fine shape, take it to
the Coquille Steam Laundry.
A fine, almost new range at a
For good meals, splendid rooms
grand bargain. Call at this office. and bath, go to Mrs. Sugg’s boarding
Alfred Johneon, the mill man house.
had buBiness at the bay Wednesday.
For fine oarpet and m g weaving
Those desiring clams sbonld ad­ apply to Mrs. K. Hoi verson, oil
Parkersburg.
dress W. A. Hoover, Bandon.
To T rade — Fifteen head o f cows
Fred Nelson, the Marshfield iron
and several head o f young cattle for
founder, was over to this city yes­
g ood sheep.
terday.
Amethyst,
double enameled
Bacon, hanin and lard, wholesale or
retail, at the Coquille Valley Packing ware fully waranteed, at T. H.
Mehl & Co’s.
Oo.’s market.
B orn .— At Bandon, October 16,
Mrs. David Fulton still has
1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gross, a large lot of those fine Racine stock­
son.
ing feet for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton were
Mic. J. L. Bean of Lampa creek,
was in town Wednesday, and called down from thier North Fork farm
last Wednesday.
on the Hearald.
ATTENTION!
Notice of Final Settlement.
THE GREAT INDIAN
Notice ia hereby given that the under­
signed has filed hia final account in tha
matter of the partnership estate of W .
H. Erdice, deceased, and that the
county court has set Thursday, the 17th
day of November, 1904, as the day for
hearing objections to said final account
and the settlement of said estate.
Dated October 17, 1904.
8. M. NOBLER,
Administrator of the partnership estate
of W . H. Erdice, deceased.
Liver, K idney and B lood
YOU know our goods!
YOU know the methods o f our business!
A
MOHAWK INDIAN AH-WA-G0,
YOU knew our prices!
Cures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Indi­
gestion, Nervousness,, L on of Sleep,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of
the Heart, Constipation and all Diseaeee
of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Price $1 per package.
For Sale only by
MRS. U N A JOHNSON,
Agent for Coquille, Oregon.
YOU know that we carry the best o f
everything!
Medicine,
W . H. 7VT7SNSELU
In fact
General Drayman
YOU know that we try and do give
W ILL M E E T ALL BOATS AND TR A IN S .
Satisfaction.
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
W. T. Kerr
Co.
SIMPSON j ROWAN,
Sole Agent for
Leave orders
at
Rive rterî and Peart’s Coals
L ittle’ s Stable.
The
Russell Pharmacy
M a in St. Coquille.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING,
R. E. L. Bedillion, the invincible
W. 0. Martin has a good coal
Ernest Davenport came down stove, heater, and two large lamps Bob, Bandon's hustler,
from tho Point to see his father which he is offering at a bargain.
town Wednesday.
when he was hurt Wednesday.
M. G. Pohl, the music dealer, of
F ob B a l e —Six selected dairy
A ll work done in up-to-date style and guaranteed
Mrs. Harry Houghton, of Nor. cows, four yearling and four calves Myrtle Point, returned Wednesday
way, returned yesterday from North six months old.
from
a
business
trip
to
the
bay.
For particulars
first c'ass.
Bend, where she had been visiting call on J. M. Byers, on Fishtrap.
The family of Mr. Poore has re­
her daughters for a couple of weeks
turned from California and has re
F or B ale .— I have a lot of fine
moved to the farm near Coaledo
Capt. A. M. Simpson was over
thoroughbred O. I. C. pigs, male
from North Bend yesterday to take
L o s t . — A pocket memorandum
and female, large enough for serv­
a look about our town and enjoy ice, which I offer at a bargain.
book belonging to Roy Fox. Find­
the*balmy breeze of the Coquille
er will please leave same at this
G eo B elloni .
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
between trains.
office.
Our young friend Luman Rich
N Mrs. Ed Fish came over from
Miss Anna Logan, at W. A. Good­
arrived here from Newberg yester
"EDHa
North Bond last Tuesday and pro­
day and is enjoying a visit with his man’s, does dress making. Will go
ceeded to Bandon where she goes
out and sew by the day or will
sisters, the Mesdnmes Chase and
take sewing at home.
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gould, and many young friends.
We see by the Ferndale Enter­
A. M. Sumner.
Apples
Feed,
Egnace Bargeron, thebusiness man
W. A. Goodman will go anywhere from Coaledo, was in to tee us yes­ prise that the infant daughter of
IN
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Perrott, died
in Coos county to move your house
w . O. W . HALL.
terday morning and squared yards
Pears
Flour.
on the 9th, inst.
or barn.
with the H erai . d and transacted
A basket social and entertain­
Mrs. T. A. Walker and daughter, business in town of various kinds
ment will be given at the Lee school
Beulah, started Wednesday with
Wm. Jenkins, the Myrtle Point
house on Saturday evening, October
little Ralph for Los Angels, Califor
merchant, came down Wednesday
GROCERIES.
22. All are invited to attend.
nia, whero they will spend the win­
on route to Bandon, where he goes
ter in hopes of benifitting Master
G. W . and W. M. Colvig spoke
to see his new grandson, the fine
Ralph’s hoalh.
C oquille ,
O regon .
baby boy, heir of Mr. and Mrs. Ed to a large and enthusiastic gather­
ing at the courthouse Wednesday
FOR SALE CHEAP—A scow Gross.
with house on it 15x30 feet. In­
evening, injbehalf of the Republi­
Will Jenkins who was taken by
Call on the Coquille Furniture &
quire of Geo. W. Leggett, River­
For two beautiful lots and small
can party.
his father, J. T. Tenkins, to Arizona
Box factory for your apple boxes.
ton, Or.
house
near
the
academy,
call
at
this
There will be preaching at the M.
Four hundred and fifty dollar
P. E. Drane, the grocer, keeps for his health, and then btck to Ban E. church next Sunday by the new office.
those fine cheese made by Capt. Francisco for treatment is getting pastor, Rev. J. L. Beatty, at the
Rev. Bower is preaching each piano for sale cheap, because owner
Harris, of Sumner, which recently along nicely, so Mrs. Jenkins, who usual hours. All are cordially in­ evening at the Christian church to wishes to go away; will sell on
time.
Address Combination box
received such a great write-up in was in town Wednesday, informes vited to attend.
excellent audiences.
us.
No. 63, Marshfield, Or.
the Portland Oregonian and which
We have a grand lot of stereo­
I find nothing better for liver
F or S a l e . — One fine 3-year-old
was copied in the H eraud .
scopic views left with us for sale.
F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield
Durham bull, and also a nice pet derangement and constipaion than Come in and see them.
T. H. Mehl & Co. are agents for
marble
man, returned yesterday af-
fawn; price $3.
Good separator Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
F or R ent .—Two neat and cozy ter placing monuments at the graves
Arago brick. Anyone in need of
Tablets.
L.
F.
Andrews,
Des
to trade for a 2-year-old heifer or
rooms for students or any one wish­
good brick should get his order in
For Sale by R. 8. ing to do light housekeeping. In­ of the late J. A. Laird and the in­
two yearlings; reason for selling it Moines, Iowa.
soon.
fant son of Mr, and Mrs. Farmer,
quire of Ben Figg.
too small; capacity, 275 or 300 Knowlton.
of
Beaver Hill, buried at thiB place.
Mrs. L. A. Whereat, who has pounds. C. A. Pendleton, Fat Elk.
S. W. P Paints, varnishes and
S. K. Hatcher, of Fairview, made
Chinamel,
in
all
colors,
especially
lived for some time past with her
A Big Bargain
Attorney G. M. Short, of Myrtle our office a call yesterday, leaving adapted for chairs, floors and le-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Sackett,
Point, who has been in poor health some specimens of corn raised on inoliom, at T. H, Mehl & Co’s.
in this city, moved to North Bend
In a neat plat containing about
for scmo time wont to the bay Wed­ his North Fork farm which are cer­
F ob S ale .—A fine property eon 2 acres, on which there is a lovely
yesterday where Mr. Whereat is lo­
tainly
fine.
The
ears
are
over
a
foot
nesday in hopes that the salt breeze
sisting of the splended garden lots, orchard in Coqnille city— right
cated.
would prove beneficial. He was long and fully developed in every good house and barn. For particu­ near the business part of town.
For partionlars call at this office or
Chas. Lorenz is now purser on accompanied by his mother and respect.
lars call at the H erald office.
address Adam Pershbaker, Pros­
the steamer Dispatch, havins taken brother Don.
Mr. Terrace has quit work at per, Or.
the place of Geo. Leach. Fat is all
Miss Inez Thompson, of this city,
Mason’s Fruit Jars, Caps Beaver Hill and is now employed at
right, however, it might have been was given a birthday party on Tues­
and Rubbers at Kanematz’s. Riverton. Mr. T. had a very nar­
his weight that made the steamer day evening and a very enjoyable
row escape in the Beaver Hill fire.
reach down to that snag Wednes­ time v os bad. Refreshments were
“ The finest lin e” o f Fancy
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day.
served, the merits of which we can
The Oregonian reports the Pres­
Crockery,
the
mobt
tasty,
nob­
Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Hansen, of testify to as we were accorded the byterian Synod the most successful
ever held in Oregon. The meetings by, up-to-eate, catchy, beau­
Chicago, former a cousin of Capt. privilege of sampling them.
O. P. Ellingson, of near Parkers­
Only 75 cents for a suit of men’s were held in Calvary church, Port­ tiful ware in town at WIL­
Six fine lots, best location, at the
$ 75
rediculously low prioe o f $75 each
burg, arrived here Tuesday and are underware; boys’ at 40 cents; shoes land. The gains in the Presbyter­ SON’S JEW ELRY STORE.
For
twenty days only.
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enjoying a pleasant visit with the worth 81.75 for 81.00; shoes worth ian church in 'Oregon were large
The beat hotel proposition in
$9000
Card
of
Thanks.
Southern Oregon, Growing town.
Captain and family. Mr. Hansen 82.50 at 81.75; boys’ long pants during the past year. A number of
Doing a fine busmens.
was here over thirty years ago when worth $1.00 for 50 cents; jumpers ministers from other churches were
We desire to express our most $2000
Fine farm of 21 acres near Co­
qnille.
All bottom, good im­
the Coquille valley was in the wilds. and overalls at 40 cents, and lots of received and a number of new sincere and heart-felt thank« to the
provements.
many
friends
and
neighbors
whoso
churches
and
parsonages
were
other
bargains
at
Martin's.
Frank Smith, the salmon hatchery
House and two fine lots in good
ki ndly aided in the last illness of $ 900
location.
W. A. Goodman brought us in an were built. Rev, A. Haberly was
man, was in town yesterday.
He
our husband and father, and for the
in
attendance
from
this
city.
Good house, barn and four lots
8
800
informes us that at any time a prop­ apple Wednesday that out measures
kindly expressions of sympathy at
in fine location.
As I intend to leave for California his final departure.
er site for a hatchery con be found, anything we have received this sea­
82750 Furniture and box factory,
M bs . W. W. D a v is a n d C h i l d h e n .
thriving toMn in western Oregon,
will sell my stock of goods, con.
one will be established on the river. son. It is 13 inches in circumfer­
good machinery, good l<*oation
This is a matter or great importance ence and is a beauty, and we pre­ Bisting of odds, aiid ends in men’s,
and doing a good business. This
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Patterson, of
is a bargain.
and should be looked up as soon as sume we caa testify as to its flavor boys’ and children’s clothing and
this city, returned from Marshfield 8 500 Honse and one lot near bnsi-
few days later.
nderware for less tbaD cost. Boos
possible. This requires a position
nosa, rents for $5 per month.
Wednesday, whither they bad gone
Any reasonable offer gets this
a considerable sized steamer where
The steamer Dispatch struck a and shoes for men and boys, ladies to attend the funeral of Mrs. S. H
property.
the fish can be taken, and at n point snag at the Doc Lawe place Wed­ and misses. Call on Mrs. C. W.
small place of 8 acres near
Crouch, a sister of Mr. Patterson. 81500 Nice
town, well improved, A acres full
where a dam can be maintained nesday afternoon and had to be Martin, opposite Masonic hall.
bearing
orchard, balanoe pasture
Mrs. Crouch died on the 17th inst, j
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
that will hold against freshets and beached before she reaced Bandon.
This is a good investment.
The Coast Mail has adopted the and had she lived till yesterday, the
be reasonably free from drift, bold­ Capt. Wbith slid her onto the sand
small plaoe o f 14 acres
term “ inlet” for “ slough,” a word 20th, she would have been 58 years 81100 Fine
near town, fair buildings.
ing tb e fish till the proper time to near Rocky point where the punc­
of
age.
Angeline
Patterson
was
which has long been in common use
8 400 T u o of the best residence lots
use t Lem which is about the first of ture has’ Jbeen (mended, -¡he will
in the city.
on the bay applied to the arms and born at The Dalles,October 20,1 846.
February.
be on her run today.
A residence property that i«?dirft
tre tributaries of the bay proper, She joined the Presbyterian church 8 500 cheap.
j
in
1868,
and
has
since
lived
a
con-
and we consider it an improvement.
8 100 Two eorner bottom lots.
It will be remembered “Old Whis­ sistent Cbristain life, was married
8 260 Two fine lota near the sohool-
kers,” formerly of the H erai . d , once to S. H. Crouch in May, 1 876, liv- _
bouse.
undertook to inaugurate a reforma, ing for many years on the bay where g 300 Two lota nicely looated.
tion by the adoption of the term her friends are many Mrs. Crouch
828« ) A fine corner business property
“ bayou,” so commonly used in the having been born in Oregon 58
It is impossible to describe my list in this
' south, but the people in Coos coun­ years ago causes one to fully realize o m m n . If yon are looking for a good
ty did not take kindly to the word, the fact that her parents were truly piece of property at a reasonable price, I
and his suggestions were dropped. truly pioneers, they having eroaned ean certainly sait yon.
Reroembei, I rent boases and farms and
“ Inlet’’ is all right and a better word tho peaios with team* when it was do all kinds o f agency business. Gome in
tban either “ slough” or “ bayou” and no «mall tank, the privations and and see me before buying. I can save you
there is no question but the people j hardships being all that human d o l l a r s .
O. C. BAN FORD,
J will stay with the Mail.
| eould endure.
Cbqnille, Oregon.
Coquille, Oregon.
Dr. Geo. Russell,
Rex P. Russell,
Proprietor
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Strang’s Store,
Sanford’s Bargains
T h e latest in
MILLINERY
at M r s. G. Lu IMEoon’s
You w ill fin d the latest in spring and summer Millinery-
at my store
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order,
M rs. O. M o o n
FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR.
The Highest Quality
That Can Be Put on the Block!
That's the elaim that ws nuke about our Meate.
The Meet Trust hea advanced the prioes, but we de­
mand that the quality be advanced elso.
Our prlcet are not of thn Trust order, >lthou|h the
quality Is of the very beet. A trial w II eonvlnoe you.
We uubitantlito eyery statement that we make.
Our Sausage Is made by an espert.
P. E. D R Ä N E ,
C O Q U ILLE
FR O N T ST.
ESTATES.
The
WHITE
IS
bind o f Sewing Machines.
In France they call it “ L ’ Empereur” ; in Germany, “ Weisser Kmnig” ; in
■ ¡4 Turkey “ La 8ultana” ; in England "T he Ohawming Needle­
woman’ ' ; in Scotland “ The Gnid W ife.”
VUl THE W H IT E
SE W ING M A C H IN E
Was awarded the Gold Medal at
the Paris Exposition.
Don’ t think of baying a sewing
t machine until you have seen
THE
NEW
W hite Vibrator
THE N EW
White Rotary,
SOLD ON
E H S V PHYNtENTS.
WE HAVE ALSO AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES.
Best Quality of.O lls and Need lee
Parts and Repairs for All Machines.
WOW MACHINES FOR »BUT
The White Sewing Machine Oo.
300
POST ST OOR. BTOCKTOW. SAM FRANCISCO
S. K. Sykes, of Roseburg, Ag’ t for Coos and Douglas Counties