Will Corlin, of Myrtle Point, was
j in town yesterday.
LO C A L N E W S .
For Ashland House Lining
Strang’s.
i?o to
C. A. Pettingill, of the lower river,
was up to town Friday.
B orn . On Fishtrap, February 1,
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller,
son.
For a good bargain in a lady
wheel with Moro brake, call at this
office.
Capt. Alvy Lee, the dairyman of
near Myrtle Point, had business in
town Saturday
W. E. McDuffee went to the Point
Saturday to visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Capt. James.
B orn . — In CoquilleCity, Febuary
3, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Capt. 8. H
Whitney, a fine baby girl.
r «
I
Young Mr. Jumper, of Libby,
was in town yesterday.
Oyster crackers at Rrane’s.
Valentines of all kinds at J. S.
Kanematz’s.
I. M. Weekly
has been in from
] Lee a day or so lately.
The second quarterly meeting of
P. F. Gehlke, of Prosper, had
the F; rst M. E. Church will be held
in Bandon, Feb. 11 and 12, by the business in towu yesterday.
Elbert Dyer, of Bandon, register­
pastor, J. L. Beatty.
Cleofas Perfumea at the Russell Phar­ ed at Hotel Coquille Saturday.
macy.
J. J. Owings, the photographer,
Valentine day next. J. 8. Kane- is again at the old Wilkins gallery.
matz keeps the goods—a fine selec­
F ob R ent —A good house and
tion. Call and see them before they
several nice garden lots.
Apply at
have been picked over.
this
office.
We learn of the death of the one
J. O. Christie Instantly Killed
B U SIN E SS NOTICES.
On last Friday tho most horrible
accident which has pver occurred
in the history of our city happened
as the eleven o’clock train from
Myrtle Point pulled through Front
street to the depot.
As the train
came in a number of persons were
were juBt starting to the depot, the
way leading dowu the tracks to that
place, and J. O. Christie, secretary
of the Coquille Coal and Lumber
Co., was among them, being on his
way to Marshfield to meet Mrs.
Christie, who was on her way up
from San Francisco on the Break­
water, to join her husband at this
place.
Hata at your own price at Mrs. Pavne’ s
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.
Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’
Furnishing Goods at Lorenz’s.
Mens’ boys’ and children’ s clothing,
cheapest in town, at Lorenz’s.
W. P. Fuller's prepared Paints, Oils
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co.’ s.
W A Goodman will go anywhere in
Coos county Pi move your house or
barn.
REMEMBER
That we are Headquarters fo r Gents' Furnish­
ing Goods.
Our line of Ready-made Clothing cannot be
beat.
Call and inspect our line of WALK-OVER Shoes
First-class meals and nice rooms
month-old baby of Mr. and Mrs.
To T rade —Fifteen head of cows and
Brett Clark, which recently occurred at the Little Hotel. Mrs. C. A.
several head of young cattle for good
as well as many other leading styles.
sheep.
Gage, prop.
at Loa Angeles, California.
A tire line of the latest in dress goods
W anted : — A good girl for com­
Mackintoshes, Storm Coats, etc., at
Is Being received at Mrs Payne’s store
Strang’ s
pany and to help with housework.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Mr. Christie who had been talking on Front street.
J. H. Cecil tells us that a recent Call at this office.
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap­
with parties near the corner of Mr.
ply to Mrs. K. Holverson.of the Mc­
letter from his daughter
Mrs.
F or S alk — A lot of fine grass hay. i Skeel’s store, and as the train drew
Adams place.
G. W. Leggett, of Riverton, made Strang, at Cottage Grove, has been Apply on board of the steamer Echo.
OUR PRICES OUR ALWAYS RIGHT.
near started in the direction of the
Standard Patterns are now reduced
our office a pleasant business call quite ill of late, but was better at
Mrs. Payne expects to be closed depot, following the planked street
to 10 and 15 cents each. For sale at
while in town on Saturday.
out by the 14th. Call and see her ; alongside the Bide-track, following Kanematz's store.
that time.
W. E. Pike, one of Myrtle Point
If you want nice mackeral, call at goods and get prices.
J S Jays has fine Oat Hay for sale.
this a short distance past the switch
business men, returned from a short Drane’s.
Remember Mrs. Payne’s doing when it seems he concluded to fol­ Delivered in town, on the cars or on the
boat at $12 per ton.
business trip to the bay on Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dement, of out sale. She is offering good low the sidetrack, ancj deliberately
$800 will buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch
day. .«
.
Myrtlo Point, spent two or three goods at rare bargains.
stepped down onto the track. At this in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly
ing Government land. J. J. S tanley .
Surveyor McCulloch went to Ban days in town the last of the week
Dr. Tatom, the Painless Dentist, time the train was not mòro than
don Friday to do some work in his visiting Mrs. Dement’s sister, Mrs.
Full line of fine, fresh groceries and
of Portland, will be found at the ten or twelve feet behind him, but canned goods has just been received at
w. H. MANSELL, P r o p .
line down tho coast below that Z. C. Strang.
he
evidently
fully
believed
the
train
Wickham House for two,weeks.
Drane’s.
Successor to T. J. Little.
place
to be'on the other track and paid no
Drane, the grocer, keeps nice fresh
For fresh lard, hams and bacon go to
Car) Tilton, pump man in the vegetables.
GENERAL
DRAYING.
attention whatever to the advancing
Wm. Hite, was among our visitors
the Coquille Valiey Packing Co.
Beayer Hill mine, had the misfor­
School Superintendent Bunch in
locomotive, and before anyone could from Bandon yesterday.
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
Anyone having stumps on upland warn him he was struck by the pilot
tune to get a leg broken last Tues­ having tho telephone line extended
Capt. Danielson, of Parkersburg,
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
to his place on Cherry creek. This which they want pulled wculd do and thrown to the ground.
day night.
For
well to call on Thos. Heaton. He about twenty feet he was dragged arrived from the bay yesterday.
L o st .— Two red yearlings, marked will be a great convenience to him­
Nels Rasmussen, of Bandon, re­
has 700 acres engaged as soon as by tho pilot where in a bruised con­
Sole Agent for
split in both ears and underbit in self and the public.
turned from a trip to Marshfield
the
waters
are
off
the
bottoms.
dition he was left lying directly
Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the
the right. Finder will please notify
yesterday.
Coquille Valley Packing Co.
Mr. Rancher, have you thought across one rail where the body was
George Belloni, Coquille.
B. F. Crow came down from the
O.
C.
Price,
head
edgerman
at
of doing anything for the Lewis and completely cut in twain by the
School books at Knowlton’ s Drug
the Prosper mill, has been to town Clark Fair? Get a hustle on you wheels, the locomotive and two load­ North Fork yesterday, having been
Store.
A three-year-old child of Mrs. each day of late to have a very sore get something ready for that great ed cars passed over it, leaving it in for some time at Mr. Shuck’s-
IV E ^ -IS T
E. W. Sturtevant, of near River­
Lavin, at the infirmary, fell against hand attended to by a physician, show. Coos county must be well a horribly
mangled condition.
a door last Saturday morning, cut­ which is getting along nicely.
There were three persons in full ton, had business in town yesterday,
represented.
Who tied the cow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk­
l i e will be a reader of the H era ld
If you want to look at a fine line of
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before
ting quite a gash in its scalp.
Remember that home-made lard at view of the unfortunate man at the
he realized he had made a mistake.
Knowlton sells choice onion sets at underclothing go to Strang’s.
time, O. C. Shaw, a traveling tnan, for the coming year.
the Coquille Valley Packing Co’s.
F. A. Falkenberg,
of Denver
12'.j cents per pound.
W. A. McNair, son of Daniel
J. B. Dulley, our accommodating being but a few feet behind him,
H o w ^£ia.cla. F a r t l i e r
J. W. Sugg, who spent several Colorado, Head Consul of the
county treasurer, went to Portland Bud Mansell, a few feet at one side, Me Nair, one of our prosperous up­
Woodmen
of
the
World,
is
now
at
days in town lately taking a rest
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
last week to consult a physician in and the fireman on the locomotive, river farmers, made our office a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
on account of getting a finger broke, Los Angeles California, for his
pleasant call yesterday.
regard to his health. He may visit Ira Chapman.
being a sufferer from
returned to Anderson’s camp on tho health,
Corner Mingus, of Marshfield was
Tacoma before returning. R. H.
W a n t e d . —10 men in each state to
Bright’s disease.
lower river last week.
Mast is looking after the treasurer’s notified at once, and was brought travel, tack signs and distribute
Nice display of valentines at Knowl-
Valentines, and valentine novelties at
over as sood as a train could b e had, samples and circulars of our goods.
office during his absence.
ton’ s drug store.
K now lton’s drug store.
the locomotive here being the only Salary $75.00 per month. $3.00 per
For fresh bologna and minced ham,
day for expenses. Kuhlman Co.,
Regular preaching services will
For went of room I will sell a call on the Coquille Valley Packing Co. one on tho road in rauning order,
Dept. Atlas Building, Chicago.
be held next Sunday, Feb. 12, at good second hand Grand Square
and empanneled as juarors, D. H.
N
Lorenz,
our
townsman
and
Capt. Bob Bedillion, master of
the Presbyterian church, at 11 a. m., Piano as the biggest bargain ever
Johnson, C. A. Gage, G. A. Robin­
and 7:30 p. m. The pastor extends offered in the County of Coos. merchant, who has spent several son L. H. Hazard, H. N. Lorenz and one of the lower river transports,
weeks at Redding, California, vis­
while delivering some materials for
a cordial welcome to the publio.
Monthly payments c f $5.00 will al­
J. A. Lamb, who rendered as a
iting with his daughter, Mrs. S. S.
the
woolen mill at Bandon last week,
Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and low you to play while you
pay.
verdict that the deceased came to
Norton, arrived home last week and
in making a landing got so excited (
Potatoes, at Strang’ s.
This piano must and will be sold
his death by accident.
informs us that Mrs. Norton are in
Euerything neat and up-to-date in euery
he have the wrong bells with the Newly established.
Remember Feb. 25tli, 1905, “ Tony regardless of cost.
The deceased wa4 67 years of age
good
health.
result that the steamer Liborty was
the Convict,’’ at Myrtle Point opera
E M. F orman .
and leaves a wife on this coast, all
respect. Meals at all hours, day or night.
rammed by the stern, breaking out
house.
Two and one-half hours
Ed Johnson, one of our ranchers other relatives living in the East.
For good meals, splendid rooms and
four spokes of her fautail and
continuous show, with new music, bath, go to Mrs Sugg’s boarding house. near town, was the first to respond
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COQUILLE, OREGON.
We give the following from the otherwise injuring the boat. Steps FRONT STREET,
new songs and free dance for all.
G. W . Martin, the teamster of to our call for exhibits for the Lew­ Daily Coast Mail:
will be taken to have his license re­
Tickets on salo at S. B. Hermann’s. Ecklev, was down to this city a day is and Clark fair to be turned over
TO BE BORRITO AT SAN FBANCISCO.
voked.
A piano for sale on easy terms.
Will or so last week to see his new to Mr. Kerr. The exhibit consists
take part in trade. Enquire at this granddaughter, a late arrival at the of 21 potatoes with an average
C roup
office.
George Fellows came over from
home of Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Whit­ weight of two pounds and two
Begins with the symptoms of a
The new and fast steamer, F. A.
Coquille
yesterday,
to
break
the
sad
ney. George managed to conduct ounces each, and as fine specimens
Kilburu, Capt. A. Thomsou, will
news of her husband's death to Mrs. common cold; there is chilliness,
Dealers in
himself all right while in town, a as we have seen.
sneezing, sore throat, hot skin,
sail for Portland Friday Feb. 10,
Christie,
who arrived on the Break­ quick pulse, hoarseness and im­
thing we hardly expected under the
upon arrival of train from Coquille.
water. Mr. Fellows performed his peded respiration.
Give frequent
S tea m er N o te s
circumstances, as this is a very fine
For freight or passage apply to
unenviable task as gently as possible, small doses of Ballard’s Horehound
girl, and is getting aloug nicely.
Henry Sengstacken, agent, Marsh­
Arrivals by steamer Kilburn from and the bereaved widow, though Syrup, (the child will cry for it)
Knowlton’ s drug store has a fu ll line
Portland, Feb. 4th:
Miss Carrie heart-broken, bore up bravely under and at the first signs" of a croupy
field.
of fresh garden seeds in bulk, also the
cough apply frequently Ballard’s
Langfield,
Jno
Whittick,
F Bridges, the affliction, and signified that it
For a nice short-order meal, call at famous D. M. Ferry’s seeds in packages.
Snow Liniment to the throat.
lhe Davis restaurant, Front street.
Harry Deck, C H Figg, Chas Crow­ was her wish that the remains be
Mrs. A. Vliet, New Castle, Colo.,
Mrs B. F. Lawrence arrived in
ley, Mrs Chas Crowley, G S Bar­ taken to San Francisco for burial. writes, March 19, 1902: I think
D ied . — At Harrington, Washing­
town yesterday, having came down
rett, Miss Weston, W A Haddleson, Mr. Fellows, who is an old friend Ballard’s Horehound Syrup a won­ F r o n t S t .,
ton, January 31, 1905, John Henry
C oqui l e , O r .
from Portland by the Kilburn. She
derful remedy, and so pleasant to
Gohlman, 7-year-old son of Mr. and will visit here with her parents, Mr. Miss Lillie Peterson* W B Little, of the family, made the necessary
to take. Sold bv R. S. Knowlton.
Mrs. Henry Gohlman, of pneumonia. and Mrs. P. E. Drane, and many D Y Rosenfeld, Chas G Cisyth, A arrangements, and the body was
F
Goodman,
C
H
Bradlin,
Mrs
E
M
brought
over
on
a
special
train
and
Mrs. Gohlman, formerly Miss Ruby other friends, for some time before
Sewing Machine Kepatring.
Stone, a sister of the Mesdames proceeding to Indiana, where Mr Givehomer, E H Brandlin, Ed N will be shipped on the Breakwater,
David Fulton, of this city, is an expert
Alexson, Pike and Dean, of this Lawrence holds aprominont position Ganeuli, C F Classcock, H Hub­ by which steamer Mrs. Christie will
cleaher and repairer, and anyone in
bard, H T Tribble.
also return.
city.
need of his services will ilo well to call
on one of the lending papers of that
at his residence or drop him a card.
Passenger list per steamer Kil­
FacinatorM, shawls, misses’ caps, rub state.
W. T. Langlois, keeper of the
bers and unbrellas at J. 8. Kaneinatz’ s.
burn for San Francisco via Eureka,
Thcso W ALK-OVER February 5th. Joe Rodgers, N T Tillamook
lighthouse,
passed
Miss Emma Harrison, of Myrtle
Shoes were born and McCullough, J I Barke, R R Deni- through town yesterday on his way
Point, went to tho bay Saturday to
bred in a first-class fac­ gan, J A Dayton, Mrs J A Dayton, to Langlois where he will visit his
catch a steamer for San Franoioco.
tory. They were made F H Schettler, Miss Bertha Barklow. father and other relatives and frieds.
J. G- Fish «£ Son,
She goes to Occidental, in that
— in —
for a first-class man— Miss Emma Harris, R J Dean, Miss Before returning to his labors he
state, to se» her sister, Mrs. George
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
that’s you. For sale by Mable Dean, Miss Etta Dean, W L he will visit his wife and others at
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Collier, who has been suffering
REAL E S T A T E .
W. T KERR & CO.
Kistner, R S Tyrrell, J B Davis, Roteburg and Riddles.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
from nervous prostration since she
prompt Attention.
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Fred Hoflmnn who has spent the Mrs Kelly, Chas T Lontb, Mike
received the news of the death of
$11,500 This amount of fine property,
Obituary.
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including two fine residences
greater part of the winter in Cali­ Miller, L Radzenkios, John Ward.
her mother.
and 10-acre orange grovrf in Pomona, Cal.,
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fornia
between
Los'Angeles
and
San
to
exchange
for good stook ranoh.
I am closing out my line of Ladies.
Sarah Snapp Killburn was born $2800 ^ fine oorner business property
Gents’ and Children’s Mackintoshes’ Francisco, arrived on the bay by Notice to Coqnille River Ship­
in Newburyport,
Massachusetts,
Call and get prices.
Z. C. S trang .
I am H an d lin g a line of sam ples from
pers.
the Inst Breakwater, and came over
$1500 Nice small plaoe o f 8 acres near
Feb.
16,
1840,
died
Feb. 3, 1905,
town, well improved, 4 acres full
W. L. Kistner, of this city, R. S. to this city Saturday afternoon aud
bearing orchard, balance pasture
Gentlemen: I am informed that age 64 years, 11 months and 18
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
Tyrrell of Arago, and G. 8. Daris, proceeded up to the old homestead
This is a good investment.
a rumor is afloat on the river that days.
of Norway, and his father, J. B. vesterdny morning to see his moth­
House and two lots in good
the steamer Kilburn has do through
She
came
around
Gape
Horn
to
location. A bargain.
Davis, all former Hurabohlbers, went er and brother, E. M. Hoffman, of
rates with the railroad to Coquille the mouth of the Columbia river
Good house, barn and four lots
to the bay Saturday to take a steam­ near Myrtle Point. He thinks he
in fine looation.
City, Myrtle Point and Bandon. with her father, who was a sea cap­
Corner busine&s property. Better
er for Eureka, when they will vi it may pjrobably go to Alaska this sea­
Allow me to inform you, that this tain an 1 ship owner, in the year
investigate this now.
their old homes on business as well son to look after his mining inter­
A hill ranoh on Fishtrap of 150
is a mistake.
We have the same 1845. Her home was in Portland,
acres,
4 acres cultivated, 40 acres W e have 450 different styles to select from. W e g u a r­
ests in the far north.
as pleasure.
through rales as the Alliance people Oregon, until she was sixteen years in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 yonng
fruit
trees,
about
300,000 feet fine cedar
F or S a l e —or ttade for cows or young
antee the F it and W orkm an ship .
F or S ale —A fine propertv consisting
cattle, one 600-ponnd capacity cream of splendid garden lots, good honse and and wb respectfully ask you to give of age, when she married Thomas j timber. This is a genuine bargain.
separator. Apply to G. M. Dimmitt barn. For particulars call at this office. us at least part of your patronage. Norton, and with him she wont to $ 500 A residence property that is dirt
i ■ cheap.
Coquille.
By comparing your freight bills by San Jose, California, to make their
Two lots nicely located.
our boat with the other line I think home.
To this union was given
you will find it to your advantage five children, three girls and two; ft 260 Two fine lots near the school-
-
house.
to do business with us.
boys. Her first husband died in $ 200 Abe best residence lot in Coquille.
And expect to make a specialty ol th is business.
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—
Installment
plAD.
Hereafter the Kilburn will leave San Jose, after which ahe was raar-
$
1
0
0
Two
o°ro«r
bottom
lots.
Marshfield every five days making i ried in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz
three trips per month each between county, California, to her present
Coos bay and Portland and Coos husband, John T- Jewett. To them
bay and San Francisco via Eureka. were born four children, one son
Thanking you for your patronage and three daughters, who with
I remain.
Yours truly,
[ three of the children by her first j
H enrt S engstacken ,
husband, snd her present husband
Agent Steamer Kilburn,
are left to mourn the loss of wife
Marshfield, Oregon.
W. T. Kerr St Co.
I IVERY and FEED STABLE
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal.
The
City Restaurant
FRANK W ILSO N , Prop.
Dean & Morgan
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Bacon, Hams,
Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables, Tur­
keys ami Game in season.
Goquille furniture
Sanford's Bargains
and BOX FACTORY
Ed. V. Price & Company,
the Chicago Tailors
We slel Suits from $14 up