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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1905)
LOCAL N EW S. DON’T WORRY! Mrs. J. B. Dulley is still very ('is r e d II I * M o t h e r o l n iir u m a t la r a John Koon is up from Bandon B U SIN E S S NOTICES. lew. visiting friends. “ My mother has been a sufferer ‘•The Deneon" Jan. 14th. Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’ At Masonic Hall Saturday night for many years from rheumatism,’’ For the finest hams in towa. call says W. H. Howard of Husband Furnishing Goods at Lorenz’s. 15, 25 and 35 cents. on Dean & Morgan. It. H. Henry wait a passenger from Pennsylvania. “ At times she was Mens’ boys’ and children’s clothing, I Me’re here to stay. Marshfield by yesterday’s train. Fine Ca|>eCod Cranberries at Prime's Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, of unable to move at all, while at all cheapest In town, at Lorens’a. grocery. Riverton, visited a day or so in times walking was painful. I pre Father Donnelly, of Marshfield, W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils B. Fenton, of Myrtle Point, was town this week. sented her with a bottle of Cham and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co.’s. visited lower river points this week. We believe in progress. berlain’s Pain Balm ami after a W A Goodman will go anywhere in in Coquille early last week in the A new brick flue is being erected applications she decided it was the Cooe county to move your house or J. D. Barklow of the upper river, interest of a road improvement in the Odd Fellows' building. Sam most wonderful pain reliever she barn. passed tbrouga to Baadon yester move. To T r a d s - -Fifteen head of cows and If you don't belieue it drop in and had ever tried, in fact, she is never Sherwood is doing the work. day. several head of young cattle for good Don’ t forget that Strang keeps Shoes without it now and is at all times sheep. Come out to the Masonic Halh of all kinds. Chas. M. Sain, editor of the Coos able to walk. An occasional ap see the best line o f Ladies’ and Saturday night and see “ The Dea Bay Harbor, made our office a pleas plication o f Pain Balm keeps away A fire line of the latest in dress goods Lex Cope, of Dairyville, is now Is Reing received at Mrs Payne's store con." ant call while in town Wednesday. the pain that she was formerly on Front street. Gents* Furnishing Goods in Coos oce of the efficient clerks and book Bchool 1 looks at Knowlton’s Drug troubled with.” For sale by R. S The steamer Alert, runuing up keeper of the store of W. T. Kerr For fine carpet and rug weaving ap Store. Knowlton. ply to Mrs. K . Holvereon,of the Mc Coos river, is to have a new smoke & Company. County. Adams place. Mrs. D. P. Strang, Jr., was in stack. Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and town yesterday, and is looking very Standard Patterns are now reduced North Bend, Oregon, The Socialist’ Local will meet Potatoes, at Strang’s. to 10 and 15 cents each. For sale at well after her recovery from Tier Our stoch is up-to-date. Dec. 22, 1904. each Tuesday at the office of J, H. Kanematz’ s store. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Slagle, of John- late illness. Sperry Flour Com’p., Cecil. J 8 Jays has fine Oat Hay for sale sou's mill, went to the Dora section Delivered in town, on the cars or on the Regular preaching service in the Marshfield, Oregon. Sam Stout, one of the North Fork Wednesday where they will visit Investigate and be convinced. boat at $12 per ton. First M. E. church Sunday morning Gentlemen: Receiving your post loggurs, was down to this city a day Mr Slagle’s parents. and evening, Jan. 15. All are in er I compete for the reward of $5.00 or so this week. Attend the school piano enter vited. J. L. B eatty , Pastor. to the boy or girl in North Bend R. C. Dement, the Myrtle Point tainment Saturday night. We learn that Capt. Bob Dun who sends in the best reason why stockman, had business at the county Mr. and Mrs. Judge Schroeder, of ham has been promoted by being his or her mother likes Sperry flour sent Wednesday. Arago, returned vesterday from a — in — My mother uses Sperry’s flour and made master of the steamer Roan- Dr. J. C. Snook, the dentist, will visit with their daughter, Mrs. T. oak, a vessel twice the size of those finds it makes very sweet bread and be home from his visit to California P. Hanly, of near Riverton. ESTATE, of which be has had charge in the is superior to many higher priced REAL For a supply of Jersey Cranberries, past. some time this month. flours. Yours truly, call on Drane, the grocer. W. H. MANSELL, P r o p . W. B. Norton, of Sugar Loaf, E rnest V ioars . Age 13. $11,500 This amount of fine property Five bars Napthol Roap 25c at Lor Successor to T. J. Little. ' including two fine residenoes Roy Stevens, the stove repairer, enz’ s. made the lower river a visit during and 10-aore orange grove in Pomona, Cal., has been disappointed in receiving to exohange for good stook ranoh. G E N E R A L D R A Y IN G . Holland Bros., are building a R e v . C a rlisle F B M a n i a . L I, D . the week looking after logging in $ 2 800 A fine oorner business property a lot of tools and material, and has launch for Louis Wirth which, interests. Of Waverly, Texas, writes: “ Of W ILL M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S . deferred his trip to the bay till they $ 1 5 00 Nice small plaoe of 8 acres near when completed, is expected to be Lanoh FraitB st Drane’s. morning, when first arising, I town, well improved, 4 sores foil arrive. All orders handled with carefulness and expedience. besring orohard. balance pasture one of ihe speediest crafts on the often find a troublesome collection M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point and meadow. Good evoporator. Great bargains in Ladies’ Hats and bay. The launch will be equipped of phlegm which produces a cough musioal instrument dealer, made Shirt Waists at Mrs. Payne’s. This is a good investment. and is very hard to dislodge; but a $1000 House and two lots in good Sole A gent for Marshfield a business visit this week, T. J. Little and family will start with a 10 horsepower Buffalo Gas location. A bargain. small quantity of Ballard’s Hore- engine which is thought by many to eturning yesterday. $ 800 Good house, barn and fonr lots California on Monday. These good in fine location. hound Syrup will at once dislodge Everything for luncheons at Drane’s, people will be missed by their many be the best gasoline engine on the it, and the trouble is over. I know $ 800 Corner business property. Better market.— Mail. . investigate this now. Roy Stevens, the stov6 repairer, friends of this city and surrounding of no medicine that is equal to it, 750 A hill ranoh on Fishtrap o f 150 A Specialty of Peifumea who failed to go to Marshfield this country. Give J. G. Fish your orders for apple and it is so pleasant to take. I can Night caU by pressing the button — acres, 4 sores ooltivated, 40 aeres boxes. and Tonic Preparations. at tbe right of the door. most cordially recommend it to all In grass, 2 rongh honses, barn, 100 yonng week on account of the non-arrival A good Winchester Rifle for sale fruit trees, abont 300,000 feet fine oedar There was a little excitement at persons needing a medicine for timber. This ia a genuine bargain. of material and tools, will go over cheap. Impure at this office. A reaidenoe property that is dirt Andrew Hanseu, of Prosper, went the dock yesterday as the Bteumer throat or lung trouble.” For sale $ 6 00 Monday. oheap. by R. S. Knowlton. Hats at your own priceat Mrs.Payne’s. to the bay yesterday with his family, Dispatch pulled off for Bandon. It $ 300 Two lota niooly loontod. We understand that Wra. Aber- he having purchased a home in seems that one of her passengers, $ 260 Two fine lots near the sohoot- M a in S t. C o q u ille . nethy, the Dora farmer, who moved Marshfield where they will live for who was pretty well loaded up honse. beat reaidenoe lot in Coqnille. to the valley last fall with his fam some time to take advantage of the with bug juice, but not being fully and C URE t h i lungs $ 200 The Installment plan. satisfied, concluded to come back to ily, is suffering from a stroke of school privileges of that city. WITH $ 100 Two oorner bottom lota. town, and the boat being out too For great bargains in Ladies’ Hats and paralysis. Shirt Waists oali on Mrs. Payne. Six fine lota, best looation. at tbe Proprietor Pharmacist far for him to make it at “ two $ 75 Cleofas Perfumes at the Russell Phar rediculonsty low prioe of $76 eaoh Ira G. Nelson, of IfcMinnvilie, yumps,” he took a swim. It came macy. It ia impossible to describe my list in this who spent several weeks in this near proving too far for him to oolnmn. If yon are looking for a good Mrs. R. E. Buck, of this city, 0NSUMPT10N Pries section last summer, returned a ( pieoe o f property at a reaaonable prioa, I swim, others having to render as went to Bandon yesterday for a few 50c 4 * 1 .0 0 OUGHI as« oan certainly snit yon. day or so ago, accompanied by his Free Trial. OLDS sistance in his getting ashore. I Kemembet, I rent honses ana farms, days’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. brother, Fred. Mr. Nelson’s family ■ make loans and do all kinds o f agenoy Surest and Quickest Ours for all | bnsiness. Come in and see me before buy A t tbe old Burton Stand. James Walstrom, her sister, Mrs. Hats at your onn price at Mrs. Pavne’ s are now at Los Angeles, Cal., for store. < T H R O A T and L U N Q T R O U B ing. I oan save V - g O L L A K S ^ Dyer, and other friends. L E S , or H O N E Y BACK. MRS. W . W . DAVIS, Prop. which place he will start soon. Thomas Heaton has received from Coquille, Oregon. For Ashland House Lining go to Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the Portland a fine stump puller which Strang’ s. Coquille Valley Packing Co. will be put into operation by Messrs. M arried — At the home o f Mr. and Newly established. Everything neat ana up-to-day in every For some unaccounted for reason, Mrs. Henry Lorenz, Wednesday eve a dynamite fiend attempted to blow Odbert and Moore. This is a good respect. Meats at all hours, ning last at 8:30 o'clock, Mr. Frank up the statue of Frederick the thing aB there are many acres of * .rii.-AT THE...... ¥. Pomeroy and Miss Grace A. Great, recently presented to our land in this section whichgare very FRONT STREET COQUILLE OREGON. much in need of such an appliance. OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY, JAN. *14. Friend, Rev. Haberly officiating. government by Emporer William, Mackintoshes, Storm Coats, etc., at which stands on the grounds of the There is nothing which would assist ...... BY THE....... Strang’s. more in the clearing of lands which Armory War College at Washing MEMBERS OF COQUILLE SCHOOL, is so much needed all along the Co. Dr. J. G. Swenson, for some time ton, D. C. FOR BENEFIT PIANO FUND. past physician and surgeon for the quille valley. We have more cream If you want to look at a fine line of Beaver Hill Coal Co., has resigned eries at tho present time than would- underclothing go to Strang’s. C A ST OF CH A R A C TE R S. be required to take care of the sup that position and has taken up the Dr. J. B. Olmstead, supremo med ply of milk within their reach, and practice of his profession at Marsh Deacon Thorton, Mrs. Thorton’ s brother-in-law, with a ical director of U. A., will deliver the cleariug of land and an increase passion for lemonade with a stick in it...... ARCH IE COLLIER. field. his interesting lecture on the dark of dairy cows is a veiy important George Graef, Mrs. Thornton’ s nephew...KENNETT LAW RENCE. Newly established. Everything neat and up-to-date in every Lunch cbioken, Innoh veal and loaf can - George Darrah, alias Matt W heeler......................... ALTON GRIM ES. and bright side of life as seen by a thing at this time. ned meats at Drane’ s, respect. Meals at all hours, day or night. James Reed, a friend of Darrah’ s ......................... JAMES H E R V E Y . doctor “ 8unshine and Shadow, Next Saturday evening “ The Dea Having renovated their mill at Ban Pedro, an organ grinder...................................................| Laughter and Tears.” Come and croft, Fish Bros are now prepared to con" will be presented by members Parson Brownlow.............................................................. j KAY U1' A1S- FRONT STREET, - COQUILLE, OREGON. hear the Doctor, at the Masonic furnish the .public the best grades of Pete, Mrs. Thornton’ s servant.............................LELAND H O W E Y . of our school, The proceeds of the lumber, having employed experienced Hall Friday evening, Jan. 13th at hands. Billy, the deacon’ s boy........................................................................H AL PIER CE. play will be applied on the payment 7 :30 p. m. Mrs. Thornton................................................. LEANNA GAGE. of the new piano lately received for Helen, her daughter...................................................................... DELLA WOOD. Notice. F or S ai . k — A fine property consisting the school. All should turn out. Miss Amelia Fawcett, Mrs. Thornton’ s maiden sister Sanford’s Bargains W. T. Kerr & Co. I IVERY ond FEED STABLE Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal. The Russell Pharmacy k i l l ™, c o u c h Dr. (ieo. Russell, Dr. King’s New Discovery Rex P. Russell, Davis' Restaurant FOR C “T H E D E A C O N ” The City Restaurant FRANK W ILSO N , Prop. A specially fine lot of handkerchiefs at M ■ * i ' 1 1 t. of splendid garden lots, good house and barn. For particulars call at this office. The “ Coos Bay Harbor” describes at great length and complete detail the discovery of a large ledge of limestone on Coos tiver, the de velopment of which is being ar ranged for by a (corporation com posed of C. J. Bruschke, E. L. C. Farrin and Dr. Swen (son, who will Facinators, shawls, misses’ capB, rub proceed to develop the ledge. This here and unbrellas at J. S. Kanematz's. should prove an important industry Fine Houser, of the upper river, on the bay. who went to the bay lately to look Drone, the grocer, received his Christ after logging interests, was taken mas supply of Cranberries a little late, bnt they are fine all the same. down with pneumonia and is still at There will be an adjourned meet Marshfield Buffering from that dis ease. His father, Chas. Houser, of ing on Friday, January 20th, of the friends of local option, to act upon Myrtle Point, is with him. For good meals, snlendid rooms and the recommendations of the com hath, go to Mrs Sugg’ s boarding house. mittee on constitution and by-laws, M arried — At the home of R. F. and also to take such further action Shannon, in Bandon. Jan. 8, 1905, in the matter as may be deemed in the presence of near relatives, wise. Judge Bronaugh is now con Miss Leona M. Shannon to Mr. sidering the case; and bis recom Frank R. Henry, J. L. Beatty, pas mendations should reach us in time Convention tor of the M. E church officiating. for the convention. vMrs. Dr. McCormac, of Marsh meets on arrival of boats. Let all field, visited Myrtle Point a day or attend who can. so this week. F ob S alk ,—At a bargain, team of Peter Loggie, manager of the sash and door factory and president of the North Bend Chamber of Commerce, is now on his way from New York, whore he has been for three months, and is expected to arrive any day.—Harbor. All persons are hereby notified that W. H. Smith no longer repre sents the Coquille Coal & Lumber Company, and are cautumed against making any payments to him for the company. (Signed) E. I. B raddock , President Coquille Coal & Lumber Company. Coquille, Oregon., Dec. 24, 1904. Sperry Flour Company. Sirs:—My mother always buys Sperry's flour because it is the best in the market. She has used it steady for five years. She likes it because it makes finer grained and whiter bread. It raisos more quickly and it makes about six more loaves to the sack than any other brand of flour. My mother likes Sperry’s best be cause she can depend on it With other brands of flour you will once in a while get a poor sack, but with Sperry's you never get a poor sack and that is really the best reason I am closing out my line of laulies. horses, set of light harness, also good mamma has for using Sperry’s flour. <ients’ and Children’s Mackintoshes’ thoroughhrace hack. F.nquire of C. H. Yours truly, Call and get prices. Z. C. S trand . James. ...........................................................ESTHER JOHNSON. Mrs. Darrah, George Darrah’ s wife..................EMMA SH ERW OOD. Nellie, her child......................................................... GRACE G IL K E Y . Daisy, Mrs. Thornton’s servant......................GEORGIA JOHNSON. T im e: Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Bacon, Hams, The Present. ACT I. Hotel garden in Eastville, Pa. ACT I I . Mrs. Thornton’ s drawing room. ACT III. Scene I.—A street in Eastville. Scene II.—George Graef’ s lodgings. Scene III.—A street in Eastville. Scene IV .—A woods near Eastville. ACT IV . Mrs. Thornton’ s drawing room. This play is staged under the direction o f................... Mrs. W ootten. Musical Director.................................................. .............. Miss Downing. Admission, Adults 25 Cents. Children, 15 Cents Reserved Seats, 35 Cents. C urta in 8 : i*. Dean & Morgan Specialties Between A cts. Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables, Tur keys and Game in season. F ront S t ., Goquille furniture and BOX FA C TO R Y I am Handling a line of sam ples from Ed. V. Price & Company, the Chicago Tailors J. Q- Fish & Son, MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc. Turning W ork a Specialty. All Orders given ___________ prompt Attention. Drane’s Store, W e have 450 different styles to select from. W e g u a r antee th e F it and W orkm anship. D E A L E R IN E arl S immons . Notice. C oqui le , O r . Fancy and We sell Suits from $ 14 up Staple Groceries. A C H O IC E L IN E OF Notice is hereby given that all Coos county warrants (on General Fund) endorsed prior to Jan. 1, 1903, will be paid on presentation at ray office in Coquille City, Ore gon. No interest will be allowed after Dec 31, 1904 J. B. D u l l e y , Treasurer Coos County. Dated this 15th day of Decem ber, 1904. And expect to m ake a specialty ol this business. S a tisfa c tio n G u a ra n te ed . Fred Slagle, Tailor COQUILLE, OREGON Syrup, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. We carry a full line of I TTlonr a n d T^eed. Everything found in a first-class Grocery. Prices the lowest consistent with good goods. FRO N T ST. C O Q U IL L E