LOCAL N E W S .
Oyster crackers at Prune's.
The steamer Elizabeth is duo at
Bandon today, uud is expected to
Valentines of all kinds at J. 8.
Kanematz's.
For Ashlnnd House I.ininu no to sail Thursday.
Strang’ s.
B ohn —At Gravel Ford, Oregon,
John Myers, of Norway, went to
Carl Heller was in from Dora on Jauuary 25, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs the bay yesterday.
Friday.
Robert Parish, a son:
J. O. Farmer came up to town
Drane, the grocer, keeps nice fresh
Go nud get prices at Mrs. Bayne's
from
tho junction yesterday.
vegetables.
closing out sale.
C.
L.
Morehouse, of Prosper, was
Valeutiue
day
next.
J.
S.
Kane-
Oscar Wickham came over from
matz keeps tho goods—-a tine seleo- a Coquille visitor on Saturday.
tho bay yesterday.
i l i* . b S i ' s r r
Mrs Dr. Mingus, of Marshfield,
is visiting in town.
1
M o ,°
““7 i r °" it o r ~ A »"••) k»™ » .i
„ .. „
’
several nice garden lots.
Apply at
H. M. Hayteraud Mr. Coggins, this office.
sailed Hie brick makers, went to tho bay j
yesterday to look utter their new \ First-class meals and nice rooms
at the Little Hotel. Mrs. C. A.
J. IT. Cox, the Bandon merchant, enterprise on Coos river.
was in our city Saturday.
A specially tine lot of handkerchiefs Gage. Prop,
at Mrs Payne’s.
...
,
, . , ,
J. M. Conrad, of Prosper, had
. .
W a n ted : — A good girl for com-
business in town on Friday.
un tms
this w
a T and
ln T purchased
°f
*M
up
way
a team
„ »»d
. . . . to help with housework,
curred, was painfully, but we ore
and hack which he took down on ! Cal1 at thl8 ofhco’
glad to soy, not sersously burned.
the steamer Dispatch yesterday.
E. J. Braddock, president of the
Mr. and Mrs, Geo Stand came
Itolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and ! Coquille Coal and Lumber Co.,
over from Marshfield on Saturday. Potatoes, at Strang’s.
started for San Francisco the last
Martin Alexson is suffering from
On Friday last a gas explosion of the week. -
a very sore hand, the result of a occured iu the coalmines at River
A lively game of foot nail took
bruise.
ton, and Clark Hull, of that place,
place at Myrtle Point on Sunday
iu
whose
room
the
explosion
oc-
Ernest Wittick and E. Enegren,
between the Coquille and Arago
of tho bay side, were in town yes
I.ard and Bacon at wholesale at tho
teams, the former Coming out victor
Coquille ' ’ alley Packing Co.
terday.
Chas. Felter came over from C to 0.
Wat Short was a passenger on
Marshfield
Saturday and proceeded
yesterday’s train from Marshfield to
Anyone having stumps on upland
to Bandon fora visit with his parents
Myrtle Point.
which they want pulled would do
and friends. He returned yesterday.
Mrs. C. I. Green, of Lamps
well to call on Thos. Heaton. He
School I looks at Knowlton’s Drug
creek, returned from a trip to the Store.
has 700 acres eDgaged as soon as
bay yesterdoy.
About January 1st, E. A. Howey the waters are off the bottoms.
B orn . —In Imperial, California,
M arried — In Marshfield, January
lost his ledger, containing accounts
January ID, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs.
20,
1905, G. W. Bohlen and Miss
between
himself
aud
road
district
Will Van Horn, a son.
No. 28. Finder please leave same Phila Barker, Justice W. H. S.
Mrs. James Laird, who has been
Hyde officiating. These young peo
-
ill from inflammatory rheumatism for at this office.
some time, is improving.
If you want to look at a tine line of ple are both comparative strangers
in this place, having arrived only a
W. W. Whittington, one of our underclothing go to Strang’s.
A uuby, wboes uame we did not short time since from Iowa, but are
upper river friends, was among Co
learn, died on the last down trip of becoming somewhat acquainted and
quille’s visitors yesterday.
the steamer Elizabeath a few hours have a numbqy of newly-mado
Ed Oilman, of Parkersburg, had
frien ds who will join us in congrnt.
business in town yesterday. He before the harbor at San Francisco,
ulations aud well-wishes.
was reached.
was returning from the bay.
J. M. McKenzie, a black sand
If you want nice mackeral, call at
There is some complaint of colds Prane’ s.
miner of Empire, passed through
and grip, several pupils being ab
Uncle Shad Hudson who went to town oue day last week on his way
sent from school on that account.
Roseburg n month ago to enter the to Fahv’s mill where he went to
E. Heuckondorff, tho ship build soldiers’ home, returned Saturday, place an order for some specially
er, moved from Marshfield to Pros having concluded that monotony of sawed lumber for sluice boxes, etc.
per with his family on Saturday.
the home did not suit him as well Mr. McKenzie is associated with
Miss Queen, a trained nurse as life on tlio Coquille.
Messrs. Wm. Culver and E. P. Tay
from Marshfield, arrived in town
Nice display of valentines at Knowl- lor, late arrivals from the east, who
yesterday to assist Dr. Russell in ton’a drug store.
are well pleased with the prospects
Mrs. Bonebrake, who was taken at their beach mine.
some of his cases.
Don’t lorget that Strang keeps Slioe- ill iu this city last spring and spent
Christian Church N otes.
several weeks at the home of Mr.
of all kinds.
Tho schooner Advance
from Bandon yesterday.
j
and Mrs. H. T. Thompson at that
After a month’s illness the pastor
split in both ears and underbit in time, died in Spokane a day or so was able to fill bis place last Sun
the right. Finder will please notify ago, Miss Inez Thompson getting a day.
tolegram to that effect.
George Belloni, Coqnille.
The Baptistry has received its
Great, bargains in Lndles’ Hats aud
For preat. bargain« in Ladies’ Hats and
final coat of paint and will be ready
Shirt Waists at Mrs. Payne’s.
8'iirt Waists call on Mrs. Payne.
E. A. Franklin, superintendent of to dedicate next Sunday. The ser
M arried . — At the home o f the
the
infirmary, went to Bandon yes mon will be suited to the occasion.
bride’s parents, January 25, 1905,
Hubert H. Hayes and Miss Lillie terday where he took his little In the evening tho subject will be
Arrington, Rev. C. B. Marsters, daughter for tho purpose of enter Fruitless Confession ns illustrated
ing school, They were accompanied in the case of Balaam the heathen
officiating.
prophet.
For a nice short order meal, call at by Mrs. Warren, a grandmother,
Sickness prevails to an alarm
Hie Davis restaurrnt, Front street.
with whom she will make her home.
Mrs. Bertha Payne is offering
Knowlton soils choice onion sets at ing extent among our church peo
ple but the general condition seems
her entire stock of ladies’ furnishing 12}., cents per pound. *
to be improving.
Remember
February
25th,
1905.
goods, etc,, at cost for the purpose
L ost . — Two red yearlings, marked
“ Tony,
of closing out her business. Grand The eve it of the season.
Everything will be
bargains await those who call early. the Convict.”
Facinators, shawls, misses’ caps, rub done to make this play interesting.
tiers and unbrellas at .1. 8. Kanematz's. New specialties! Now specialties!!
Earl Elliott who got a foot New songs New music, an 1 free
pinched between the motor which dance after performance. See post
he was driving and a car in the ers.
Beaver Hill mine, has laid his
ri.lentines, and valentine novelties at
crutches aside, and will be able to Knowlton’s drug store.
return to his post in a short time.
Colonel and Mrs Rosa, J. W.
F or $ \i t-:—or trad- for cow s or young Felter, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
cattle, one 000-pound capacity cream
separator. Apply to G. M. Dimmitt. Coats, all of Bandon, went to Myr
tle Point Friday to bo present at
C oquille.
Mrs. Harrison,
who went to the installation of the officers of the
North Bend early last week to see G. A R., which took place in that
her grandchildren, those of Mr. and city that evening. Col. Rosa was
Mrs. R. G. Sumerlin, who were re- the installing officer.
Cleofas Perfumes at the Russell Phar
macy.
Miss Susie Tuttle, who is teach
ing on Hall’s creek, visited in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Clarence Schroeder was down to
town Saturday and Sunday and
placed an order with tho H erald jo b
office for a lot of butter wrappers
for the Arago creamery.
Coquille, Oregon.
Jan. 13, 1905.
Dear Sir: 1 am a little girl eight
years old. My grandma has been
using Sperry’s Flour. My grand
ma likes Sperry’s Flour because it
makes nice light bread, biscuits,
pies andl'akes.
Yours with respect,
From E thel O qden ,
Im portant A nnouncem ent
Dr. D. L. Steele, dentist, late of
San Francisco, Cal, is now at Co-
quille City, will remain until Febru
ary 5th, 1905. Thoso requiring the
services of an up-to-date dentist
Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’
will do well to call on Dr. Steele at Furnishing
Goods at Lorenz’s.
his office up stairs in the Martin
Mens’ boys’ and children’s clothing,
building, Front street, Coquille.
cheapest in town, at Lorenz’s.
»-
W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb & Co.’s.
W A Goodman will go anywhere in
“ My mother has been a sufferer Coos county to move your house or
for many years from rheumatism,” barn.
C'nre«l Ills .Hot Iter of ICIn iiniadsMi
says W. H. Howard of Husband,
Pennsylvania. “ At times she was
unable to move at all, while at all
times walking was painful. I pre
sented her with a bottle of Cham
berlain’s Pain Balm and after a
applications she decided it was the
most wonderful pain reliever she
had ever tried, in fact, she is never
without it now and is at all times
able to walk. An occasional ap
plication of Pain Balm keeps away
the pain that she was formerly
troubled with.” For sale by R. S.
Knowlton.
A ctio n for
: r sivi.Tri>o\nni
f
» 7 /J e *
,
« r /ir » i /r j/ /
-
, '
We're here tojstay.
We believe in progress.
If you don't belieue it drop in and
see the best line o f Ladies' and
H P
Damages.
A fire line of the latest in dress goods
is Being received at Mrs Payne’ s »tore
on Front street.
County.
Investigate and be convinced.
W. T. Kerr
Co
I IVEIjY and FEED STABLE
W. H. MANSELL,
P rop .
Successor to T. J. Little.
GENERAL DRAYING.
W ILL M E E T A L L B O A T S AN D T R A IN S .
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap
ply to Mrs. K . Holverson.of the Mc
Adams place.
Standard Patterns are now reduced
to 10 and 15 cents each. For sale at
Kanematz’ s store.
Gents 9 Furnishing Goods in Coos
Our stoch is up-to-date.
To T rade —Fifteen head of cows and
Beveral head of young cattle for good
sheep.
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
Sole Agent for
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal.
J S Jays has fine Oat Hay lor sale.
Delivered in town, on the cars or on the
boat at $12 per ton.
$800 w ill buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch
in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly
ing Government land. J . J. S tanley .
T H E
Who tied the cow ’s tail to his leg in tho process of milk
ing; said sho had not dragged him over two miles before
he realized he had made a mistake.
Full line of fine, fresh groceries and
W. H. Smith has commenced an canned goods has just lieen received at
action in the circuit court of this Drane’s.
county against E. I. Braddock, to
r i r a s n n t n u ll H i w l E B k r lir i!.
recover twenty-five thousand dol-
T. b Chambers, Ed. Vindicator,
lars damages, because of the publi
Liberty. Texas, writes D ec25,1902:
cation by him of a notice notifying
“ With pleasure and unsolicited
all persons that \V. H. Smith no by you, I bear testimony to the
longer represented the Coquille i curative (lower of Bullard’s Hore-
Coal & Lumber Company, and warn-1 hound’s Syrup. I have used it my
ing all persons against making pay. family and can cheerfully affirm it
is the most effective and best reme
ments to him for said company.
dy for coughs and colds I have
This notice was published five ever used.” Sold by R. S. Knowl
limes, and the plaintiff claims to ton
have been damaged by each publi
cation thereof in the sum of five
thousand dollars.
The plaintiff
alleges that the dofondent meant
-IN -
by said notice,
that Jhe, the
plaintiff, was falsely and fraudu
ESTATE.
lently claiming to represent said R E A L
company, and was falsely and
fraudulently representing the same; $ 1 1 ,5 0 0 This amount of fine property,
’
including two fine residences
that ho was falsely and fraudulently and 10-acre orange grove in Pomona, Cal.,
attempting to collect money due to to exchange for good stock ranch.
$2800 A fine corner business property
said company and would so falsely
Nice small place o f 8 acres near
and fraudulently collect the same $1500
—
town, well improved, 4 acres full
bearing orchard, balance pasture
from those from whom such money
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
was due to said company, if they
This is a good investment.
House and two lots in good
were not cautioned not to pay the $ 1 0 0 0
location. A bargain.
same to the plaintiff.
That said $ 800
Good house, barn and four lots
"
in
fine location.
publication was false; that the de-
$ 8 0 0 Corner business property. Better
fendent did falsely and maliciously -■
investigate this now.
write, print and publish, and cause $ 7 5 0 A hill ranch on Fishtrap of 150
»■■n ■
acres, 4 aores cultivated, 40 acres
to bo written, printed and published in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young
fruit trees, about 300,000 foot fine cedar
said notice of and concerning the timber. This is a genuine bargain.
A residence property that is dirt
plaintiff.
H o ’w ZtvL'u.cli E artlxer
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
City Restaurant
The
FRANK W ILSO N , Prop.
.‘gams
Newly established. Everything neat and up-to-date in euery
respect. Meals at all hours, day or night.
FRONT STREET.
. . . .
COQUILLE. OREGON.
Dean & Morgan
Dealers in
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Bacon, Hams,
Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables, Tur
keys and Game in season.
cheap.
Two lots nicely located.
F ront
S t .,
C
oqui
le ,
O r .
Of Waverly, Texas, writes: “ Of
Two fine lots near the school-
house.
a morning, when first arising, I
The best residence lot in Coquille.
often find a troublesome collection
Installment plan.
of phlegm which produces a cough
Two corner bottom lots.
and is very hard to dislodge; but a ^ **
Six fine lots, best location, at the
small quantity of Ballard's Hore- $ 7 5
rediculonsly low prioe of $75 each
hound Syrup will at once dislodge
It jH impossible to describe my list in this
it, and the trouble is over. I know o ta m n . If yon «re looking for a good
of no medicine that is equal to it, piece of property at a reasonable prioe, I
and it is so pleasant to take. le a n can oertainly anit yon.
most cordially recommend it to all m akT Y oa^ 'an d d o ‘ afi°km dstto f agency
persons needing a medicine for I business. Come in and see me before buy-
J - O - F is h A S on ,
throat or lung trouble.” For sale ! >“ «• I o*0 **’ • yon (D,0 {fL^ p o K D
by R. S. Knowlton.
C«,nUle. Oregon.
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, eto.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
prompt Attention.
W it
r
Goquille furniture
I
U M A TF A IW i-C O T
DON’T WORRY!
Hats at your own prioe at Mrs. Pavne’ a
store.
Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s drug
store.
Shredded whole-wheat biscuits at
Drane’s.
A good Winchester Rifle for sale
aheap. Inquire at this office.
For good meals, splendid rooms and
ported ill, returned Saturday, the
bath, go to Mrs Sugg’s boarding house.
little ones being all right again.
R. D, Jones, lately connected
f am closing out my iine of badies. w'th the Coquille Coal A' Lumber
Gents’ and Children’s • Mackintoshes’
Co , started for San Francisco Sat
Call and get prices. Z. C. S t r a w .
*—•*-—
—
Roy Stevens returned from the urday in response to an urgent re
(Bandon Recorder.
bay Saturday, haring sold out his quest by telegraph, goiD g to Myrtle
right in the bay country to his pat Point by handcar and thence to
Miss Florence A. Rosa has gone
ent stove repairing outfit. Tom Roseburg by special rig. Ho wid to San Francisco, and will make her
Tennison who accompanied him, be be gone about two weeks.
home there. She will follow sten
Knowlton’ s drug store has a full line ography again.
ing interested in the business, re
fjgl
mained and is visiting on Coos of fresh garden seeds in bulk, also the
Mrs. A. J. Hartman, who returned
famous D. M. Ferry’ s seeds in packages.
river.
Our townsman, T. T. Land, re home last week from the hospital at
Evening Tide Circle, W. O, \V., turned last week from Portland Marshfield, is improving very nicely,
had an interesting meeting Satur whither lie had gene to take an ad although it will be some time before
day evening at which delegates wore vance step in Masonry, being intro she will be up ami around.
Walter Ranter's youngest child
elected to attend the state conven duced into the 32ud degree of the
tion of that order which is to be Scotish Rite Masons.
He tells us had its left arm thrown out of place
held at Cottage Grove next month. he saw Alex Smith, formerly of this at the shoulder and elbow last week,
Mrs. A. F. Liuegir, Mrs. E. Boyd place while in the city, as well as Mr. Panter was leading the child
and Mrs. Ed Oallier were the dele others who have lived in this sec when it stumbled and fell. The ac
cident occurred in trying to save
gates elected.
«
tion.
the child. The trouble has been
adjusted.
Mr. Edgar Bossen finished his
work on the furnace at the woolen
| mill last Saturday, and it is now
1 ready for use The engine has been
plfrced on its foundation, but the
work of adjustment lias not been
[ completed. The shaft hangings are
! being placed in the mill, and the
! Levar brothers are at work putting
machinery together. M. I. Smith
came over from North Bend and has
gone to work in the mill.
h e r U eu u tv .
Miss Rose Mulkey was in town
Sewing Machine Kepairmg
Saturday and Sunday from Lee j
David Fulton, of this city, is an expert
where she is teaching, and had a cleaher and repairer, and anyone in
visit with her parents and other need of his services will do well to call
at his residence or drop him a card.
-— -- --------------
members of the family, including a
sister, Mrs. Beckley, who is here
B U S IN E S S N O T IC E S .
from Elkton on a visit.
Coquille, Oregon, Jan. 15, 1905.
Sperry Flour Company,
Marshfield, Oregon.
Gentlemen: Our folks use Sper
ry's Flour because it makes lighter
and whiter bread than any other
flour.
It makes more loaves of
bread anti is always of a uniform
quality.
Bespectfully,
H ot . C a rlisle P It .11 b riin , L L D .
E rma C raine .
S p o ile d
Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34th
St,. New York, at one time had her
beauty spoiled with skin trouble.
She writes: I had had Salt Rheum
or Eczerar for years, but nothing
would cure it, until I used Buck-
leu’s Arnica Salve.” A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and
sores. 25c at R. S. Knowton drug
store.
and BOX FACTORY
The New Store,
MRS. M. NOSLER, PROP
C A R RIE S A FULL LINE OF
Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
am Handling a line of samples from
Ed. V. Price & Company,
the Chicago Tailors
We have 450 different styles to select from. We guar
antee the Fit and Workmanship.
0
Novelties, Fancy Goods
Notions, Nuts, Can
We slel Suits from $ 14 up
i
And expect to make a specialty ol this business.
dies and Tropi
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
cal Fruits.
Front S tr e e t,
> •: ■■
C o q u ille , O regon.
Fred Slagle, Tailor
C O Q U IL L E ,
OREGON