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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1905)
> LOCAL N E W S. Cranberries at Drane's. Mince meat at Robinson’s. (jo to Mrs. Nosler’s for school tablets. Wiggle Stick Bluing at Robin- sin's. Fine fresh lard at Dean & Mor gan’s. See Mrs. C. H. Simpson’s bread ad in another column. Full stock of grass seeds at Knowltons drug store. Have your coat or wrap water proofed by R. O. Kirkpatrick. Splendid fall and winter suits— latest cuts— at Q. A. Robinson's. Robert Walker, Bandon's post master, went to the bay yesterday. Have you tried those nice fresh Qrahara Wafers yet? Robinson has them. 8everal writeups and much local matter are crowded out by a rush of advertising this week. For a great bargain in a suit case and a tine selection to chose from, go to Q. A . Robinson’s, If you wish to examine a fine se lection of full and winter clothing, go to G. A. Robinson’s, Large, full and complete line of Neuralgia Pain*. Cranberries at Robinson's. Bread like your mother used to fall and winter clothing at G, A . I 1 Rheumatism, lumbago and sci Robinson’s. bake at Mrs. Simpson’s. atic pains yield to the penetrating Miss Welch, of Lampa creek, who influence of Ballard’s Snow Lini Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Gage, came has been under the care o f Dr. Wet- ment. It penetrates to the nerves over from the bay on Monday. more for several weeks, is much im and bone and being absorbed into Dr. Snook, the dentist, will be in proved. the blood, its healing properties Coquille soon on a business trip. Mrs. Frank Davis who has been are conveyed to every part of the For a bargain in five nioe lots in very ill during the past week, is re body, and effects some wonderfbl Sold North Bend, call at the H ebald ported mueh better. Dr. Wetmore cures. 25c, 50c and $1.00. is in attendance. by R. S. Knowlton. office. J. A. Hatcher, of Fairview, moved School Books, also the best Tab Nut Butter at Robinson s. lets, Pens, Pencils, at Knowltons his family to town on Satuaday. They will make their home in Co Drug Store. quille in the future. Mrs. Moon can now show you M. J. Hartson, the Coquille eight designs in the R. A G. corsets Creamery man, returned the last of ■ A X D L B S T I H V IK SS T L i l l i OV —also Ferris waists. the week from a hurried business CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, CIOARS Boss.—In Coquille, Oregon, Oct trip to San Franciso. ORANOE CIDER, AND A FULL ober 31, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. LINE OF TABLETS, STATIONERY, Constipation. J. T. Jenkins, a son. Health is absolutely impossi ETC- Dr. Wetmore informs us that Ed ble, if constipation be present. Smith has been having another Many serious cases o f liver and vere attack of lumbago. kidney complaint have sprung from F or S al *,—Twelve or 16 tons neglected constipation. Such a Two doors south ofPostoffice of stock beets. Apply to R. M. deplorable condition is unnecessary. There is a cure for it. Herbine Morgan, Parkersburg Or. will speedily remedy matters. C. Suit cases just arrived from New A. Lindsay, P. M., Bronson, Fla., York. Largest line ever brought writes, Feb. 12, 1902; “ Having used Herbine, I find it a fine meet to town, at Robinson’s. icine for constipation.” 50 cents a W. H. Schroeder, of the jeweler, bottle. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. is agent for the Whith sewing ma Steamer Notes. chine for Coos and Curry counties. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Q . M. Peter Crow, the miner, was down Mr. T. from the Sixes Monday and made Thoip died Wednesday, his friend, W. H. Schroeder, the who was at Dallas arrived for the funeral. jewelor, a visit. G. T. Stone and the orphan chil Duirey’s Celery Headache Pow ders, give instant relief. Price 25 dren of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. T. cents. R. 8. Knowlton, Coquille Stone, arrived here from Yuma, Arizona, yesterday. City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. The Coqnille Furniture & Box Eugene Robinson was up from the lower river on Monday. He Factory have manufactured ovei talks of going to Humboldt county 14,000 apple boxes this summer, be to fish during the winter for his sides 1500 butter cubes. brother. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLeod, of Matt Kerrigan returned from a this city, returned from a trip to trip down the fiver on Monday, Portland Monday, having gone up to see the closing of the fair. having spent a night with his Bender A Hudicott, of Myrtle friend, Thomas Devereux, of Par Point, d ->es a general blacksmithing, kersburg. wagon making and horsesboing bus Pain mav go by the name of iness. Satisfaction guaranteed. rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, Major Tower was over from the pleurisy. No matter what name bay the first of the week and look the pain is called, Hollister’s Rocky ing after the new vessel under Mountain Tea. Robert Hatcher, of My *tle Point, oours* of construction at Prosper. is walking with the aid of a sti sk, F or S ale . —Some fine thorough- the result of a horse fating with him bre 1 Brown Leghorn cockerels one day last week, bruising one of from Petaluma stock. A bargain in his legs consi lerbly. some choice fowls. Enquire o f J. Grandma Bender, of Myrtle Point, C. Watson. mother of Postmaster Bender, of Carl Heller, of the North Fork, that place, celebrated her 86th had business in town on Monday. birthday the loth of October, and He informed us that the roads in is enjoying very good health for one his section are showing the effects of her age. of the Inte rains and the heavy loads Inspection of work in Pastel, which are being hauled over them. Tapestry, Wood Carving and Py- Many children inheiit constitu rographv cordially invited. Orders tions weak and feeble, others due Hollister’s for holiday souvenirs on wood or to childhood troubles. leather carefully and promptly Rocky Mountain Tea will positively cure children and make them strong filled. Lillian M. Candlin, Coquille. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. R. 8. If you are troubled with indi Knowlton. gestion, constipation or sour stom A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ach, or any other pain, Hellister’s Rocky Mountain Tea will make Dan Cribbens, o f the upper river, you well and keep you well. 35 was quite seriously burned one day cents, Tea or Tablets. R. S. last week by its clothos catching from a fire which was burning in Knowlton. in the yard. It was getting along The Board of Trade met Monday nicely at last accounts. evening with W. T. Kerr in the Miss Florence Atkinson returned chair. After the usual routine last week from a visit at the fair business was transacted, a general and with friends at her former talk was indulged in regard to the homo at Echo, Oregon. Her many further advertising of this section young friends of this city, are glad to see her home again after an ab of the county. sence of over two months. M. J. Wilson, of Fairview, re- County Commissioner E A. An. contlv returned from an extended visit through the Willamette valley demon, of Marshfield, came over and to Portland where he attended Monday and .mcompanied Judge the Fair. He took iu the section Harlocker to Lee, where they exam where he spent his childhood days ined the bridge at that place re and made many visits with forraor cently constructed by Contractor J. schoolmates, some of whom have D. Beunett. The Court ia highly grown to manhood and are now pleased with the structure, Mr. heads of large and interesting fam Bennett having carried oat the de sign of the court to their perfect ilies. satisfaction. Clerk Oliver Sanford of the B. T. VanDecar and J. T. school board informs the H zart . d that the school building is becom Bridges started from Myrtle Point for Roseburg on Tuesday of last ing crowded as every week new week for the purpo<e of attending pupils are entering, Monday of this an initiation of the Elks at the lat week there were ten new scholars ter place, and when at Enchanted enrolled. Tnis shows that the city Prairie the buggy was aocidently is experiencing a steady growth, and upset and Mr. Van Decar was badly bruised up from the fall he re that the new families that have ceived. However, at the present moved into this city the past sum time he is getting along all right. mer are prominent Coquillers. 100-lb sack of either “ West- $5 30 Rev. D. H. Hare, of Myrtle Point, ern" or “ Fruit” fine dry has received an invitation from Dr. granulated cane sugar....... 5 00 Hill, of the First Presbyterian 18 lbs granulated cane sugar 1 00 church of Portland, to come to that 5-gal. keg picklee................... 70 city and be his assistant, which in 22 lba sago ........................... 1 00 vitation has been aocepted, and Mr. Poetum or Fig prune cereal, 20 and Mrs. Hare will prepare to move Grapennta, 2 pks................... 25 to the metropolis about December Lenox or Sants Claua soap, first Their many friends will be 7 bars................................... 25 exceedingly sorry to have these good people move away, but are 21 Bars Fels Naptha Soap pleased to know of Mr. Hare’s ad 4-1 lb pkgs Arm A Hammer soda 25o. A t R obirsor ’ s S tor *. vancement. Best Liniment on Earth. Henry D. Baldwin, 8upt. City Water Works, ShulNburg, Wis., writes: “ 1 have tried many kinds of liniment, but I have never re ceived much benefit until I used Ballard’s Snow Liniment for rheu matism and pains. I think it the best liniment on earth.” 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by R. 8. Knowlton. For the Winter. FRESH BREAD EVERY Latest and most Stylish Things Shown in the Catalogue of Chas. A. Stevens & Bros. Home Bakery, Call and see samples and styles at DAY. M . A. Pierce’s. Pies and Cake Baked to order. Boston Baked Beans and Brown Bread Every Saturday. M r s . O . H . S im p s o n . One door east of Strangs Store Stanley 5 Pounder W ATCH :iw » US FOR Real Estate,Collections, Insurance H O LID A Y GOODS Steamer Elizabeth arrived Oc tober 18th; sailed October 21, In coming passengers; Thos Bradley, C olC T Blumenrother, Capt Ander son, Purser Knisman; cargo, 120 tons mdse. Outgoing passengers: Chris Rassmussen, D F Emmett, Mrs Hutton, Mrs Ada A Simpson, Miss L Logan, Mfs F Forshay, Miss Florence Rosa. Cargo, 200 M lumber, 50 cds matchwood, 75 tons export cargo. Coat or Suit Mrs. Perrott bas her fall bats. Ladies call and get prices. Star C on fection a ry Rilla Dunham, Prop. Now is the time to make your selection of a L oan s N egotiated, C onveyancing N otary Public J , I. S T A N L E Y M A R T I N B U IL D IN G , R. R. POU N DER F R O N T STREET C O Q U IL L E O R E G O N 32 0 2 W IL S O N J E W E L R Y CO. (T he Sun.) Born.—On South Coos River, Oct. Undcr New Management. 19, 1906, to the wife of Jesse Smith, a son. In San Francisco, Oct. 24, 1905, to the wife of John W. Proc tor, a son. The hull and lumber cargo o f the schooner Saoramento that was stranded last week near Empire S t r ic t l y has been purchased by Cbas. Siea- treem for $260. It is Mr. S's inten F ir s t - C l a s s . tion to wreck the schooner, hauling everything of value over the sand spit to the bay side. The Sacra- mento is well up on tbe beach and O pposite I. O. O. F . Hall. out of harms way and unless a Successor to J. T. Little. severe storm cornea up the main portion of her lumber cargo will be saved. C. M. 'aio, editor of the Coos Bay Harbor who was beld to await the action of the grand jury on charge of criminal libel preferred by L. D. Kinney, gave himself up to the sheriff yesterday. Many prominent citizens of North Bend and this city proffered to go Mr. Sain’s bonds, but this he would not have, prefering to surrender himself to Horse Shoeing, Wagon Making, and All Kinds of Forge Work. tbe authorities that he might estab lish a precedent and obtain a speedy hearing from the higher courts. Special Attention Giuen to All Kinds of Lathe Work. Mr. Sain’s life work has been in tbe newspaper field and be offered him self as a willing sacrifice for the freedom o f tbe press. However yesterday the proper bond waa * given and tbe legal complications * are now to follow. * W. H. Mansell, fts- Livery Best of Turnouts. Feed and Sale Stable Hay, Grain, Feed. Buy Your Goods Bight, and Don’t Worry. A complete line of BRICK, LUM BER, SHINGLES, GROCERIES, G EN ER AL M ER CH AN D ISE. M THE PRACTICAL BLACKSMITH J. T. HARTLEY, Coquille, Oregon. M A C H IN E SH O P , Josh’s Place, Cured Consumption. Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater * Kansas, writes: “ My husband lay * say sick for three months. The * doctors said that he had quick con sumption. We procured a bottle * of Ballard’s Horehound Syrup, and * it cured him. That was six years * ago. Since then we have always kept a Dottle in the house. We * cannot d o without it. For coughs and colds it has no equal.’’ 25c, ¥ 50c and $1.00. Sold by R. S. Knowl * ton.” ^ * Card of Thanks. * N i^ /R We, the undersigned, wish to ex - press our sincere thanks to those who were so kind in helping us in tbe late illness, death and burial of our wife and mother. John F. Hamblock, Mrs. Emma Drane, Mrs. Mary F. Flam, Mrs. Margaret Rose, John V. Hamblock, Eugene H. Hamblock. Tha Woman’s Study Club. Tbs third snnual meeting of the Woman's Study Club was held at the residence of Mrs. B. Figg on Saturday afternoon, and the follow ing named officers were elected for the ensning year: President, Miss Ellen N. Beamis; First Vioe Presi dent, Mias Inez Lusk; Second Vice President, Mrs. J. 8. Lawrence; Third Vice President, Mrs. H. T. Wootten; Secretary, Miss Fanny Getty; Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Peo ples; Director of Domestic Science, Mrs. B. F igg; Director of Current Events, Mrs. A. Cody; Director of Music, Miss Grace Dudley. The Club begins its work tbit T. T. LAND, Proprietor. Billiard Card rooms and and Poo! Tables. Drinks Fruits, Nuts, Candì es, Cigars and Tobacco. / in / in /I n V // W V I/ W 7 in / We handle the Famous WALK-OVER Shoes and guarantee euery pair sold by us as represented or « f* Ü money refunded. Call and see them. Gent's Purnishings a Speciaty. Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co. City News Stand. M / V I/ V I/ W W e carry a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Our stock is new and the latest. M / \L / \L / V I/ V I/ V I/ V I/ V i/ V I/ V I/ V I/ V I/ V I/ V I/ V I/ v i / / K 7 n /I n / in / in / K / in 7 T s /I n / in /I n / in in /I n / in 7 ìn 7 in 7! n W, T. KERR, Manager. A Luxury! TO HAVE YOUR ..Orders for Groceries.. Fille with pure, wholesoirfe foods. We have a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries— not common quality— and everything is good as can be. We carry a full line o f Flour and Feed. We pay the highest price for Butter and Eggs.