Coquille herald., February 14, 1906, Image 3

Cash Doyle wus iu the city Mon­
Phonographs given
Wi ii,Ill’s medicated underwear*)
away lit
Snow Drift uud Sperry Hour at
I Drane’s.
Lorenz's.
day.
Robiuson’s.
James Htauff returutd to the Bay
Gasene soap
cents a bar at
Go to Lorenz’s to get a i h mo-
Mrs. Wm. Bussell, of near Myr­
Fur ti good pair of shore, go to
Thursday,
I Robinson’s.
graph free.
Diane's.
tle Point, died ou Monday.
Latest styles iu ineu's huts at
Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s
Andrew Hansen returned from
The stenmer Elizabeth sailed
Betweeu the first day of February
j drug store.
Robinson's.
the Bay Monday.
Monday.
Mrs. Walter James, of Myrtle aud llje tir8t of September includes
New line of men’s neckwear at
The schooner Ruby arrived iu the
Mr. Smith, the abstracter, was ill
Point, visited in town the first of the i the closed season for ducks.
Robinson’s.
river on Tueaday.
vieterdrv.
Valentines! valentines!! at Knowl- week-
D. M. Averill, awide-nwuke Port-,
Albert Sneed was up Iron, Park­
\V J. Liclity was down from Lee
ton’s drug store.
ersburg yesterday.
yesterday.
The Bchooner C. T. Hill arrived
Alfred Mor as, of Ban 'on, was
Steel i-iit Oats for brmkfust mush
city on Thursday.
,n tbl8 coutdy laBt week and ia
iu the Coquille on Saturday.
iu town ou Monday.
looking at the country with a view;
“ “ ““ —
—
at Drane’e.
Large supply of fresh garden
Three papers of the very beet of
„ „ ia
p,eageJ
James Denholm, of Bandon, was
Full stock of A. A. Cutter shoes
seeds
for
10
cents
at
°
f
'
ocati^
-
He
is
Highly
seeds at Kuowlton’s drug store
north grown
YOU GET A COUPON WITH EVEVY CASH PURCHASE EX-
up to town yesterday.
atjL orenz's.
with several
nevera! ol
of our towns and the
j wlln
Rub-no-more washing powder 5 Knowlton’s drug store.
C EPT WITH SUGAR AND FLOUR
J. F. Hamblock wus up from Park­ ceuts a package at Robinson’s store.
F. M. Miller was down from Fish-
We are informed of the death o f 1,robabilitiea are that be wil1 be
ersburg on Thursday.
trap Saturday.
John Neilson, of Prosper, passed Mrs. O. J. Grant, of the upper river, come a resident o f the county in the
Outting Flannel as cheap ns cali­ through to the Point on busiucss which occurred or Saturday.
near future.
Georgs Norris w^s in from Fair-
co at Robinson's store.
Monday.
view on Monday.
E. J. Price, the Riverton sawmill
The schooner Oakland arrived in
F ob S ale . —One fine fresh milch- man, wus up Thursday.
He tells
Robert Rock, of Prosper, was in the Coquille on Monday.
cow.
Inquire of George Betloni, us the mill will start up this week.
town on Saturday.
The infaut of Mr. and Mrs. Max Coquille,
Master Arthur Fish was so un­
I .m ile s ' C o lle g e *
Do you know Uueeda Biscuit Dement, of Mrtle Point, died Thurs­
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Moomaw fortunate aH to step on an upturned
M b e r t r . M o ., w i l l c o m l u e t u
day.
the five cent soda cracker?
visited at Myrtle Point a day or so nail lately, causing an ugly wound
Piano and organ tuning, repair­ last week,
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. • Pierce start
in his foot.
ing and cleaning. Leave orders at
fur San Francisco on Friday.
Attorney J. F. Hall, of Marsh­
O I C K A W E E K
Miss Lola Tupper who has been
W . P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils H ebald office.
field, had business at the county
very ill during the past week, is F o r l u r l l i . r it a r lie n la J » Mtlilrcns
Miss Rose Ferry, the Myrtle seat yesterday.
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co.
n i s i » J O S E P H ! .VIE .VI. I 'l l It A I.I.S
convalescing. Dr. Wetmore is in
Mrs. J. L. Briggs was up to town Point milliner, returned from the
I rlrlisi*. Ort>iroM
Dr. Wetmore was called to the attendance.
Bay on Monday.
from the lower river on yesterday.
county infirmary to see Superin­
L.
B.
Grant,
of
Carona,
Califor­
A. B. Daly, of Marshfield, made tendent Odburt.
J. Q. Houser was down from his
IF YOU ARE
nia, is here visiting his sisters, Urs.
our office a pleasant call while in
Middle Fork home the first of the
R. A. Cribbins, of Biidge, had R. E. Buck, of this city, aud Mrs.
towu on Monday.
wees.
business which called him to C o­ Fannie Djer, of Bandon,
Rev. and Mrs. Horsfall came over
Gasene soap at Drane’s. The from the Bay Monday and pro­ quille on Monday,
Smoked Herring, Housed Mack-
OF GETTING
best on the market fur the prices ceeded to Bandon.
J. J. Fox, of this city, starts soon eral, Lobsters, Shrimps, Mushrooms,
YOU
A . .
Try it
If you wish to examine a fine se­ tor Weaversville, Cal., where he has Lunch Tongue, Deviled Chicken,
Vienna
Sausage,
at
Robinson’s.
a
good
position
in
a
mine.
lection
of
fall
and
winter
clothing,
Buy your garden seeds at Kuowl-
R. D. Gorham, of near Lamps,
Light House Inspector Worby
ton’s drug store and get the very go toG . A Robinson's,
A Urge number of school mams was among the many county seat came over from the Bay Mouday,
Call at tbe 0 . K. Creamery and let
best.
having come in on a tender, and
me make you a price on tbe best
arrived in town yesterday to attend visitors who came in to pay taxes.
Drane keeps the celeb ra ted C h I ni - the teachers' examination.
and cheapest engine on tbe market
proceeded
to
Bandon
on
nn
official
Those who have tried all kinds
—the Wolverine.
N ich o ls b e rg shoes. T h e p la ce for
J. C. Roberts, editor of the Myr­ claim the Northern grown seeds the mission.
bargains.
tle Point Enterprise, bad bus ness best. Three papers for 10 cents at
D if ' v .— On Bear Creek, Feb, 11,
Knowlton’s drug store.
1906, John Swendal, aged 78 years.-
W anted . — A woman to do gen­ at the county seat yesterday.
Mrs. Harvey James, of Myrtle
eral housework on farm.
Address
We have just recieved the news The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Point, visited her parents, Mr. and of the death of Mrs. J. D. Stone, W. R. F. Browne at the cemetery
C. Lesneni, Coquille.
Mrs. J. H. James, in this city-last formerly of this place, which occur­ on Monday.
If you are in need of harness or week •
red at Spokane, Wash., last week.
For each 25-cents purchase at
repairs in his line, consult L. H. Methusala was all right, you bet
F ound — A
purse
containing Mrs, Nosler’s you will receive a
For a good old soul was he,
Pearce, Myrtle Point.
$5.05. Owner will call ou E . 8. ticket good for one guess at the
They say lie would be living yet
Dean at Enterprise Meat market, number of beans, pins, coffee, etc. in
J. P. Tupper, of Hotel Coquille,
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea,
describe
purse and pay for this a jar, winner toreceive a gold eagle.
male the Bay a visit the last of the
Wm. Kay, of Riverton, returned
Cbas. James, chief engineer on
from a visit at his old home in Hum­ notice
week, returning Monday.
boldt country, Cal., the Iasi of the
Mr. and Mrs. Bags, of Bandon, the steamer Echo, started yesterday
John Berry, of Myrtle Point, went
week
returned from Myrtle Point on morning for Klamath Falls, where
he expects to find vacant land for
to Bandon ou Saturday.
The old
The O. K. Creamery received a Monday, having been to that place homesteads aud take up a place.
gentlemen is getting right feble.
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Latter
fine large churn on Monday which
J. W. Felter, of Bandon, shook wi'l be instatled for the season's Day Saints.
E xecu tor’s Sale
M. A Welch was up from Lamps
hands with old comrades
and run.
Notice is hereby given that tbe
friends in this city on Saturday.
Du prey’s Celery Headache Pow- ou Monday. He reports bis mother
who is ia her 88th year, as beiug undersigned will offer for sale and
The onion sets at Knowlton’s leis, give instant relief. Price 25 well uud exceedingly active for one sell at public auction to the high­
drug store are the very best that | cents. R. 8. Knowlton, Coquille of her ago.
est atul best bidders for cash the
can be produced.
12^ per pound City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
Mrs. Erla Carlock, pupil of San following described personal prop­
will receive erty belonging to tbe estate of Levi N ’i’AV L o r JU.V1 o i a i . l VLD
F. M. Grush and family who set­ Jose Conservatory,
Mrs. J. W. Leneve, of this city,
For terms, etc., Gant. Two farm wagons, one mow­ E NRY ONE GUARANTEED.
has been very ill several «lays, but tled in our city a year ago h ive con­ pupils in piano.
inquire at Mrs. Wicktiam's, or ad­ ing machine, one sulki y bnyrake, C A iX ON US WHEN YOU
we are pleased to state that she is cluded to go to Arlington, Wash.,
one disc barrow, four plows, one
WANT A GOOD CLOCK
dress at Coquille.
having had good positions offered
cultivator, one buy tedder, cider
improving.
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Frauz
Thomson,
of
the
Star
mill and a lot ot household goods.
Wm. Colvin was down from his them.
Ranee, went to the Bay Thursday The sale will take place at the Levi
The Coquille Valley Real Estate
farm on Rinck creek
Monday
of last week to take a steamer for Gaut place near Myrtle Point, Feb.
The old gentlemnu is suffering from Co., Coquille City, Oregon, wo are
23d at 11 a. in. J. B. Fox, Auetion’r
Eureka, Cal, where he goes on a
handling city property, and all kinds
rheumatism.
visit und to look after business
Sw ellest lin e o f em b roidery in of real estate. List your properly matters.
sets, n e ck tie s - -fou r-in -h a n d s and with us. J. H. Cecil, Manager.
A . B. Daly, of Marshfield, lias
George Croy, who spent the past been appointed selling agent for
W indsors—-an d a fine line o f silks at
vear in Arizona for his health, re­ the Willamette lion A, Steel Co­
Mrs. Nosler’s.
Manager Chandler made a trip t > ta in 'd list We In-slay, m i h i n ol' Portlaud. Logging eugines of
His many ail sizes furnished on short notice.
M.'rtlo Point by Thursday’s train as >; ve I "Vir his trip
Coi l espon leu *e solicited.
oe was looking nfter the railrnnd fnou Is here aro exceedingly glad
Myrtle Point, Ore.
Have you been betrayed by prom­
to
see
him
looking
so
well.
company’s interests.
ises o f quacks, swallowed pills and A complete stock o f Harness, Saddles, Collars, etc., always
W. R. Haines, the music and in- battled medicine without results
A com plete line of
Five hundred dollars’ worth of
Also carry a stock o f tents, wagons covers, horse
To on hand.
harness, etc., will be received by atruineut dealer, of Marshfield, came except a damaged stomach.
L. H. Pearce, the Myrtle Point over Monday and delivered a piano those we ofier Hollister’s Rocky covers, lap robes and everything usually found In a fir s t
R. S. harness shop.
to Rev. W. R. F. Browne, of this Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
harness man, this week.
city, and an organ to Mrs. Oscar Knowlton.
Henry Smith, who has spent the
Ed Rackleff, of Lauglois, Carry
Wickham, on Rinck creek.
last few months nt Mouteray, Cal ,
county,
who ill bo before the Re­
Capt. Winther,
of the big
playing baseball with the team of
publican
premary election for joint
schooner, C npeer, which is in the
that city, returned last week.
bay for a load of lumber from the representative, visited bis old home
For Sab*. - A lot of barley hay,
at Myrtle Point as well as this city
CARRYING REGULAR STOCK
wheat, oats, barley and peas. E ’l nil I at this city, came over Monday
aud the Bay side last week.
ind
shook
bauds
with
friends
and
quire nt Wiraer place on Fishtrap,
0 ] Standard and Established Goods, where eash Instru­
J esse Taylor, of Prosp :r, passed
or of B F Collier at Coquille.
talked business with our lumber­
1/1 e sell you a
through Monday on bis return ment is sold according to its intrinsic value.
Kir *• v * ry l i t w orli of goods men.
from M irsbfield,
Ho reports bis
High Grade, Popular price or Commercial Piono,
y of p ire i ise at. Mr« N tsler’ s atore 22 lbs s igo ...........................
1 00 little daughter who underwent an
a t their real value.
20 operation at the Horsfall bospital
tli • purchaser -vilI bo entitled to « Postuiu or Fig prune cereal,
25 last week, as getting along nicely.
go ss it the $11 gul l piece to lie .trap nuts, 2 o k s ....................
One
P
rice
on ly on each G rade
Lenox or 8 mta Claus soap,
given to the best guesser.
Geo.
E.
Peoples,
of
the
O.
K.
7 bars ..................................
25
We carry a complete line o f Pianos, Organs, Piano-Players,
J. C. Watson, of Cunningham, It B irs Fels Naptha 8 >ap 1 00 Creamery, went ti the Bay Monday
Talking Machines, Sheet music and Musical Merchandise.
to meet I. C- BatemaL, general
We handle the Famous WALK-OVER Shoes■ and
sold John Yonkhniii a ttve-icar-old t-1 lb pkgs Arm A Hammer so la 25c
manager of the San Francisco bouse
E veryth in g S old on E a s y Paym ents.
A t R obiwon ’ s S tobe .
D-irh mi cow last
week . wlliell
of the firm managing this creamery
guarantee every p a ir sold by us as represented cr
weighed 1155 p ninda, (loos coun­
,\ 8 Hainra >nd, a pr uninunt at­ and others in California, who came Representatives of Domestic Sewing Machines for Coos and Curry Co’s
P money refunded. Call and see them.
ty is coining to the front for fiue torney from Jo*ephine county, ar­ up to look after the interests of the
cattle.
rived here Monday and expects to firm and visit Mr. Peoples.
Successor to the Cbas. hrlsaeu and A ia g o Music Co.,
Mrs. Charlotte Nutrnan Guerin,
D. R. Lewis, of Lee, was in town locate with us. Mr. Hammond con­
mother of George H. Guerin, of
ducted
an
abstract
business
in
Phone, Main 9 0 5 ,
Garfield Annex,
Marshfield, Oregon
Monday iu the interest of u tele­
Myatle Foint, died at that place
phone line which the fnrmers in his Josephine and is expecting to en­ Friday afternoon, at the age of 87
section are promoting.
It is to gage in the same business here.
years and 5 months. The deceased
PATRONIZE THE
W. T. KERR, Manager.
connect with the Matt Riock creek
While at Myrtle Point last week was born at Newark, N. J., at which
line. He has a goodly sum raised. we noticed a field of barley which place she was married to Wm. S.
Guerin in 1841, where her husband
“ A Country Romance" which will had to be mowed in January to keep died in 1853.
Her remains were
Under New M anagem ent.
be played at Myrtle Point on Feb. it back and prevent it from grow­ laid to rest in the Myrtle Point cem­
17 tb promises to be one of the best ing too fast and maturiug too early etery on Sunday in the presence of
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plays ever produced by local talent. in the season to ripen properly and a large concourse of sorrowing
friends.
Her
son
with
whom
she!
AH new scenery foreach act. Good bo harvested to good advantage. has made her home for many years,!
anee a tics between acts.
Special This looks a little strange to some was absent, beiug id Ca'ifnniia with
and
c sto nes and the li st in isic pro of our newcomers who came from bis wife for rest and recre ition for
S t r ic t l y
cur br The ste ii.er Wel. o.nc will slates '.here the mercury go-s 2D her health.
F ir s t - C l a s s .
in .ké a apt rial trip tin- 17 ! i to m- to 40 degrees b. low, and fall sown
Dr. Wetmore, of this city, arrived i
c nnnodate those who wish to alten 1 grain ireezes out.
M. J. HARTS0N. Manager
last Friday from the city where he
LOCAL N E W S.
Phonograph Free!
W hen you purchase $30 worth
of good from us you will receive
r ° ‘ “T*' f“' " this handsome phonograph free.
Miss Josephine N. Thralls
CLASS IN MUSIC
THINKING
Gasoline
Geo.
E.
¡gAa good as any high price mac Itine
Engine a toy nor cheap machine.
Call and hear it
play and ask for your coupons.
Peoples
Clocks!
1 1 ■Z’- , Ì
i Ifet
! t L
! l*;.*ai k
W e carry all the best and latest
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, etc.
N, LORENZ,
Buy Your Goods Right,
and Don’t Worry.
Wilson J m lr y Co.
La.
H .
HARNESS-HAKER
BUY PIANOS OF DEALERS
W. R. Haines Music Cov
BRICK,
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
GROCERIES,
G E N E R AL M ERCH ANDISE.
W e carry a coniplete line of Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing. Oar
stock is new and
the latest.
Gent's Furnishings a Speciaty.
Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co
Coquille Creamery
Highest Price for Butter Pat
HILMER. H A R R IS
m a d e f'rom v«elected m a te r ia ls
CO.,
Props.
H. Mansell,
Livery
Feed
Sale
Stable
had been in attendance at the Han
Francisco Polyclinic Post Graduate We sell the Simplex Separators
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall
Medical Department of the Uni­
versity of California, where he had C ll.tM . II . *1 1 1 .1 *1 It 11
E . I .. I l l « II
taken a six weeks' course, receiving
a diploma in “ General Medicine and
Pastel, Sepia,
n r.iL K im i*
Surgery.”
The Doctor’s hospital
India Ink and Oil.
which was established in September
is proving an unqualified success
and a great convenience to many of I m th«* E n m o n a n o i * « - n i i .l N u a k r R i v e r » i l i o . In M a l i » I n . l r r I h .
our people who do not wish to go
l i . v r r s m r s l R e c la m a t io n P r o je c t .
Eli*«* l n . s r s B r r a n d F a r m
Present Address
I . o a n * . Cnrrr.pouflrMrr M o llr lt e .1
away for treatment, and is an en­
, Look Box 212
Or.
ID A H O
Coquille,
terprise which should be supported.
Boise-Meridian Investmnt Co.
Farms, Stock, Ranches and City Property
S & C O s9
u
Best of Turnouts.
y RANK
Hay, Grain, Feed.
Successor to J. T. Little.
A ll the Latest
Designs in Frames.
B U R K HOL DER
34» First Street
Portland O»