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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1906)
Coquille tyeraid. 1 ho fourth term of school opened Following is the list of jurors drawn for the April, 1900, term o April 9th. 0. F- DEAN. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ! circuit court: Miss Kate Broad is spending a BAXDON. few days with her friends in Jack County Officiai Paper. Jos. McCord, engineer. sonville. Geo. F. Williams, clerk. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. Miss Mabel Polton, who has been W L Gibson, laborer. absent for several weexs on account Devoted to tbe material and social up R P Hunt, mill man. of illness, returned to school Mon- bnildine o f the Cocinille Valley particularly *mt o f Coos Oonnty Benerally. NORTH BEND. S u b scrip tio n , p e r y e a r , in a d va u oe , $ 1.50 Peter Loggie, carpenter. G W Sanford, laborer. B F. Savage, school teacher. Chas Eckhoff, Jr, laborer. W I I Gamble, butcher. Steel-cut Oats for breakfast mush at Drano’s. Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s drug storo. EMPIRE. Mrs. 1). R. Lewis, of Lee, went to the Bay on Friday. W m Sanders, tinner. T I I Barry, clerk. The schooner Advance arrived ut Bnndon on Thursday. Horse for sale or trade. o f C. I. Green, Lnmpa. DOHA. D C Krantz, farmer. Inquire ETELKA. J D Hayes, farmer. Rev. B. B. Pauli, of Arago, went to the Bay on Thursday. F or town. R e n t . — Small place Apply at this office. SUMNER. John Catching, farmer. COQUILLE. near A. J. Hoyt, of Bandon, was a Co. I quille visitor on Wednesday. John McCue was up from th e; lower river on business last Wed- j nesday. Thomas Prewett, of near Parkers burg, made a trip to the Bay on Friday. Sewing machine needles and oil for all kinds of machines. Wilson | J jwelry Co. J. Denholm, of Bandon, was a Coquille visitor on Wednesday of last week A. McNair, the Bandon hard ware man, had business in this city on Wednesday. I f you are in need of harness or repairs in his line, consult L . H. Pearce, Myrtle Point. Oscar Nosier, laundryman. C R Gablcr, farmer. O A Boyrie, laborer. W T Dement, butcher. W I I Lyons, real estate agent. PARKERSBURG. .Tames Morrison, laborer. MYRTLE POINT. J D Barklow, farmer. Oscar Beed, farmer. FAIRVIEW. H W Holverstott, farmer. MARSHFIELD. A1 Smith, farmer. Geo W Beale, farmer. S B Cutlip, farmer. S C Brown, carpenter. John Gammill, miner. Martin Bussell, blacksmith. D L Rood, roal estate. It. B. Herron, miner. Don't lie s cough or a cold up ill rust-01» Sel' vio»!. your system by taking a remedy that binds the bowels. Take Ken nedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar. A T T H E It is different from all other cough syrups. It is better. It opens the C. A bowcls-expclls all cold from the system, relieves coughs, colds,croup, Ws P a k « Rato» to whooping cough, etc. Children like R tjulaP Boarder». it. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. D airy Farm for Sale Adulatici hi or mai N o t e » J u l y L is t . Skookum Restaurant, A tine dairy farm containing 70 acres of bottom lnnd 23 acres of hill laud, and adjosning the town of Myrtle Point, Coos county, Oregon, and J mile from creamery. Forty- five acres of bottom laud improved an(j ¡n good state of cultivatiiou; 5 acres slashed, burned and newly day- Miss Laura Allen, of the class of 1094, visited the Normal Wednes- ! day. Miss Allen will begin her second term of school at Soda Springs Monday. ' The Euterpean Club met at the Normal Saturday evening. Tho program of the evening consisted of vocal solos, which were rendered H A R R I N G T O N , P rq p ria tor. Sped Attention Given to L H. HAZARD, Cathie» R. E. SHINE. Vice Prat F IR S T N A T IO N A L , B A N K N O T IC E . seeded; hill land is all good for pas- To all members of the former M. ture; 3 acres of orchard in good O P C O Ç U I L L B , O R H O O fi. eari bngcondition and different var- W. of A. Camps, organized by A. E Woliver in 1901 at Mvrtle ieties of fruit. House, barn and T r a n s a c t » a G e n e ra l B a n k in g Buöinesb. other buildings. While we have « ' Coquille City and Bandon, who have number of other dairy farms for paid Benefit Assessments for winch Correspondents. Board of Direetora. sale, yet this is one of the best bar- they did not receive credit from the A. J. Sherwood, National Bank of Commerce, New York City gains, as the location is all that clerks of their respective camps, R. O. Dement, L. Harlocker, L. H. Hazard, Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francim o could be desired, being near town you are notified to forward your re Isaiah Hacker, U. K. Shine. ! First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Oi. school and creamery. This is cor- ceipts to Geo. W. Canning, District tainly a bargain for some progres- Deputy, Marshfield, Oregon. sive dairyman. Price *7,500. j by the following: Ella Anderson, R oberts & C arter , ; Clinton Hartley, Mabel Pelton, Mvrtle Point O regoi. Edna Bryant, Miss Aileen Weber, \ --------- * j Clarence Burke, a duet by Miss The most rational remedy for I Anderson and Mr. Burke, A grand i C0UffE'8 aDtl colds is Kennedy s Lax- 'stive Honey and Tar. It acts on march followed and a very enjoy the bowels as a mild cathartic ex- able time was spent by all. pels all cold from the system. Cuts If you ever bought a box of Witch Hazel Salve that failed to give sat- ¡«faction the chances are it did not have the name “ E. C. D eW itt & Co” printed on the wrapper and pressed {„ t)ie i(0X. The originnl D eW itt’« } f azel Salve never fails to give sat- igfaction for bump, sores, boils, tet- , ,'.racked hands, etc. For bli nd, Bleeding, itching and protruding pj]es ¡t affords almost immediate relief. It stops the pain. Sold bv U. S. Knowlton. C H APE L NOTES. all phlegm out of tho throat, relieves The subject of Prof. Van Scoy’s coughs, colds, croup, whooping talk on Tuesday was “ The Life of j cough, etc. An ideal remedy for i ,, „ i „ j ] i children—equally- for adults. Sold ( Governor Brady. On Wednesday | by R y K ‘n0wltOn. ' Mrs. Newman spoke on the Criminal _____ ____________ N O TICE . from a Psychological standpoint, Notice is hereby given that the follow j Prof. Payne gave an interesting talk on some recent discoveries ing numbers and brands of logs, to w it: j The Athens Literary society met on Friday. The following program was rendered: Instrumental solo, Maud Minear; reading, Mrs. Sadie Singleton; vocal solo, Miss Mabel Campbell; essay, Clara Davies; song, society; current events, Martina Thiele; reading, Minnie Yeo. Twenty-five acres, all bottom, well drained and improved, team, wagon and harness, 11 head of dairy cows, foil set of fann implement«, and a good crop, in cluding $100 worth of hay, 3 acres good corn for cilege. potatoe patch, garden, etc., a good silo and stamp puller. Enquire at this office or o f W. M, Hamil ton, Fishtrap. FOR SALE. D o m in ic k B ia s c a . A one-fourth interest in the equipment of the Coquille Steam boat Co., consisting of the steamers Dispatch and Favorite, and three barges. Inquire of Capt. T. D. IVhite, Bandon. Nothing will relieve indigestion that is not a thorough digestant. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, and allows the stomach to rest-recuperate-grow strong again A few doses of K odol after meals will soon restore the stomach and digestive organs to a full perform ance of their functions naturally. Sold by II. S. Knowlton. A reception w ill be given to the senior class of the Normal by the juniors in the Chapel Friday even ing. Little's Store Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, Confectionery Tobacco' and Cigars. =FOR A = _ Gt-ood. S t ia v © N o t ic e . K, K. K. KORN KURE. J. K. H a il C iat T H O M P S O N ’S Successor toClias. Moomaw. Next door to Couuille Valiev Packing Co. ALSO AGENT FOR MORNING OREGONIAN Mrs. J. L. Thompson handles a fine line of Stationery ana all of the Latest Novelties in connection._______ New Plumbing Shop AH hinds of job ujorh promptly attended to. See us for eaue trough and spouting an dll hinds o f Tin and Sheet Metal Worh. We do all Sanitary Plumbing. A ll worh guaranteed. Is tlie best known Linement for Rheu matism, Pains Aches and all such diseases. A. B. Puth Company Removes the Corns Warts and Ringworms C oquille M il l & M ercantile C o without pains or the -w- ♦ - knife. W a n t e d .— A fem ale teacher to | Try these Remedies and be convinced, j ‘¡“ SIR M.rs‘ B idd in gs in tha school ! For sale at all Drug No. 43. One holding i |111 ' 18 n ‘ stores in the County. third grade certificate acceptable, j Or can he obtained Send terms with application. A d from the Manufacturer. dress, S. J. McCloskey, clerk, N or R. O. K IR K P A T R IC K , way, Oregon. Coui He, Ore. Drane’s Store, D K A LE R IN Fancy and Staple Groceries. A CH O ICE L IN E OF L. H. P E A R C E HARNESS-HAKER and GO TO IRPATRICK’S CELEBRATED LINEMENT- Owing to the change of manage ment of the Coquille Mill & M er cantile Co., it kindly requests its patrons whose bills are due to call at their office and settle for same or make arrangement for settlement. Oregon. Coquille, For Sale. B. L „ 1; M., 2, L. W ., 4; E „ 1, old ; H. 8., 1; (H ) I,old; g, 1, old; I, 1, old; D. F., 1, old; J. C., 1, old, have floated upon C. H. Butler’s farm which the undersigded hrs rented, and unless the same are removed within 30 dnyB from this date shall remove and sell same. Dated March 3, 1900. : made in science, on Thursday. (Myrtle Point Enterprise.) Ralph Rosa, one of Bandon’s en B orn — In Myrtle Point, March 20, terprising citizens, made Coquille This is the season o f listlessness, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Neil, a a visit on Wednesday. headaches and spring disorders. son. Hollister’s Rochy Mountain Tea is Cbas. Sneddon was over from the Maks you B. Fenton lias sub-let the mail a sure preventative. Bay side Friday, having business strong and vigorous. 35 cents, Tea contract from this place to Remote before the county court. or Tablets. II. 8. Knowlton. L. A. Roberts, the Myrtle Point to George Barklow. A. A. Jamieson [ has the contract from here to attorney, had business with the B ry a n A b ro a d . Coquille. county court on Wednesday. W. J. Bryan will write a series of D. A. McKay died Thursday at Mrs- L. A. Whereat came over letters while on Ins two-year tour of the home of bis son-in-law, T. F. from Marshfield for a short visit These letters will Fitxpatrick, in this city. The de foreign lands. with her father, J. H. Sackott. once a week in a select list ceased was a native of Kentucky appear . _ Opportunity for a short time 120 and was 85 years of age. Ho has of the leading American daily news, acre ranch 30 acres bottom 40 acres resided at this place for the past papers, among which is the Journal. yacant timber adjoining, well situ, two years. Interment took place in The Bryan letters in the Sunday ated. $1100. Home Realty Co. the Myrtle Poiut cemetery today. Journal will mako clear the poiDt of Keep your bowels reglnr by the view of foreign countries on many use of Chamberlain’s Stomach and W hat good does it do you to eat if of the questions which now confront L iver Tablets. There is nothing your stomach fails to digest the j better. For sale by R. 8. Knowlton. food? None. It does you harm— us. Few men are better qualified to 300 acres Coquille River Bottom causes belching, sour stomach, flat When the stomach treat large questions in a large way Lnnd 3| miles from Coquillo City ulence, etc. than Mr. Bryan, and no one who Price $20 per ncre for a short time fails a little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after each meal will digest wishes to keep abreast o f the times only. Enquire o f D. D. P ierce , Co what you eat and makes the stom can afford to miss these letters. quille, Oregon. ach sweet. U. S. Knowlton. The Sunday Journal is a great A L Nosier, tho Bridge merchant, . newspaper, filled with “ good came down last week, spent two or L o st — Poland China male p ig , i., „ .. , . .. , , old -b la ck , curly, with W lth ltB ^ au tifu l color three days in town looking after jsi* months white face. Finder report to W. S. supplements, its cartoonists like Op. business matters, and visiting rela Jess, near Johnson’s mill. per, Swinnerton, Sullivant, Howartb tives and friends. F ob S ale . Blue Audeluaiun eggs llU1^ °thers ° f like renown; with its Mrs. J. L. Barker, of Fairview ,$1.00 per sitting; unit thorough- special staff of fameus writers, in- went to Prosper \\ ednesday to vis brods in the county Also Andelu- eluding such stars as Ella Wheeler it her son F. W, Barkerand family sian roosters. Enquire. ,f C. Ter- Wilcox, Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs She returned Friday and went horn, res, Cunningham crook. O-b. rue, Mrs. Henry Hymen, Lady bj’ way of tho Bay. For <*aoh 2."-cents purchase at ffonry Somerset, Beiitrice Fairfax, For every 25c worth of good* ^ os^ rH .V011 receive r \yMX N oi denu, Maurice Maeterlinck, i i .. xr i , . ¡ticket «joinl for one trues« at the ,r, . . . .. .. .. you purchase at Mrs. Nosler’ s store , , <r * Count Tolstoi, Prof Garrett P. .. . ! number of beaus, pine, coffee, etc in. i the purchaser will bo entitled ton a jar, ».inner torcceivo a gold ca o Servisa, find hiiinorous sketches by guess at the $10 gold piece to be *-«►* — ¡George V. Hobart ( Dinkelspiel), given to the best, guesser. For a Weak Dirjestioi. j Wex Jones, William F. Kirk and Syrup, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. full line of We carry a I ^ l o u r a T id F e e d . Everything found in a first-class Grocery. Prices the <owest consistent with good goods. Myrtle Point, Ore. A complete stoch of Harness, Saddles, Collars, etc., always F R O N T ST. on hand. Also carry a stoch of tents, wagons covers, horse covers, lap robes and everything usually found in a first harness shop. BUY PIANOS OF DEALERS CARRYING REGULAR STOCK 0J Standard and Established Goods, where eash Instru ment is sold according to its intrinsic value. We sell you a can replace replace food j other«, »»nd with all the world’s C. B. Zcek, Bandon, Oregon, bas No medicine can High Grade, Popular price or Commercial Piono, a full and complete stock o f Cali- but t Chamberlain’s ’hnmberlaiir« Stomach and nows by leased wire, and the home at their real value. . | Liver will help fornia grain hay of all grades from L,vor Tablets ’* '‘•Glu-tswill help you you to to di- dt- , uewH llewH lll0 8uuday Journal is a 1-0,11 gest your food It is not the quan- One Price only on each G-rade ranch in California, together with ml,.... that • > gives . strength . < I thoroughly representative news- w'th I J iiiv tity o of f food food taken alfalfa hay and aud seed, and vigor to the system, but the the j P*Pcr We carry a complete line o f Pianos, Organs, Piano-Players, The Journal is “ the paper of the Dr. Steele, the dentist, came over I alnon,lt digested and assimilated. Talking Machines. Sheet music and Musical Merchandise. multitude,” in sympathy with and Everything Sold on E asy Payments. ,b" pledged to tlie cause of the masses been over to \isit fcis homestead and trial. Thousands have been bene- Representatives of Domestic Sewing Machines for Coos and Curry Co’s Mrs. Steele for a few days, and pro- fitted by their use. They only of maukiod— of . “ equal rights to ceeded to Bandon to look after his cost a quarter. For sale by R. 8. all” — a square deal. T H E JO U RN AL, practice. Knowlton. Successor to the Chas. Orlasenand A ia g o Muaic Co., • - ■ * ----- —— Portland, Oregon. You feel the life giying current; n o t ic e . Phone, Main, 905. Garfield Annex, Marshfield, Oregon the minute you take it. A gentle I will pay a reward of $50.00 for til smart up-to-date women ot today, soothing marmth, fills the nerves information that will lead to the 1 “ " ,0 '«V * ’ T“ 11’ "<inf "S’1l^ l“y’ arrest and conviction of the party , r,!!,'""'«I.e'tak rIW k y Mountain Tea. and blood with life. It’s real arres» plensure to take Hollister s Rocky or parties who threw a wire over R. S. Knowlton. H O L L IS T E R 'S Mountain Ten. 35 cents, le a or tlie electric light line, near the Myr Hocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Tablets. It. 8. Knowlton. tle Point depot, on tho night of rthcrnnatlc Pains Quickly Relieved. A Bniy Metlioiae for Busy People. Brings Golden Roalth and Renewed Vigor. Mayor Straw is determined that January 3, 1900, or any party or The excruciating pains charac A c - r r *|flc fo r c >nst¡nation. Indigestion, Live parties who may in the future, shoot teristic o f rheumatism and sciatica there will be no more gninbling in i 'n ' Tronl»l >*, rimplea. Eczema, Impure | off any insulators or otherwise l Breath. Sliigsrlsh Bowels, Headache ,n* | are quickly relieved by applying .».on i. i.a Marshfield, behind closed doors '. >» If * Ii ioky Mountain Tea in t»b- terfore in any way with any of * the * Chamberlain's I’ain Balm c>nts a ho*. Genuine made by The »•f f >tt t. in any other manner, and has given poles Wires, or other apparatus o f , ■ > » C ompany , Madison, Wit*. , in relit.vi p,„ver o f the ’ : . ET3 FOR SALLOW PEOPLE orders to arrest all offenders. Open the elec no system of the ( oqnllle j |illim,.llt hn9 i**,, lhe «nrprise and delight ot thousands of sufferers. gambling has long since ceased in River E lectee Company. J k t n M orse . t , „ „ ¡ ek relieffm m pain which it Marshfield and if there arc m v in. tr M e d i » B t « I houl*« its io L y r.». F ro l« 6 u *** l'TS rt.’ïfc: z i W. R. Haines Music Co., C O Q U IL L E Incandescent Electric Light Press Accepted throughout the civilized world the as the most universally satisfactory il Button luminant for Cleanest, Most all purposes. Couvenient, Safest, and the and C H E A P E S T light known. there That furnished by the you R IV E R have class and up to date in »very respect. it. The rates place it within reach o f all E L E C T R IC C O Q U IL L E CO is fir.t FRANK MORSE, Prop, COQUILLE, ORE. Alfred Johnson, fractions Of the law ally known.— Sun. i it is not n'sCuuyli Remedy the Best and Yost Popular gem r- ChambciM Mr. and Mrs. I,. \V Devon, of Myrtle Point, passed through from the Bay Friday on their return from a winter's sojourn in California. Mr. Deyoe says Coos eonntv is all right,and that ho saw colder weather in southern California where tho orange trees hung full of fruit, than wc have had here. He ia going to |mt out some orange and lemon trees on hia place at Myrtle Point, as he thinks they will grow and mature fruit all right. ,ln" r’ ,,' 18 --!,>nft worth many time* For sale by II. 8. Knowl- '•.cr buy it for cronpy, cliil-j lilroHil men buy it for severe I ami elderly |M‘ople buy it I RHppe,” su vs Moore Bros., Icwn. “ We sell more of PROCURCD ANO DCFCNDCD. ** Oli »inlierLiih’s Cough Remedy ibnn dr.» or photo. fo r export —¿ rei» and fr — rei .»ri. I F r * * iwlvkrv*. how to obeali» i n d e nuwkjL I any other kind. It teems to have, , N ALL c o u N T R i t » . | l iken the lead over several other /?»«»*„ . uh U asibiflc tor-n lim,. I go*wl brands ” Titer«# is no ques- 1 P.t«t ini) Iwfrlnpwwt Pnetlc. ticl»tl™lr lion but this medicine is the best « rito or come to tu iu w t, opp TTIUW 4 ftatoa P a in t < tint c;in ho |»r cured for coughs, • M m » U itr WAIHI8 •NOTOW, n»i*l colds, whether it be a child or aim hilt tin t is afflicted. It always wa vs I cures and cures quickly. So d b y j K S Knowlton • PATENTS D E A L E R IN T(T the Unfortunate ¡¡> FloorinS> Rust»c and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings Dr. Gibbon Constantly on hand. ^ t ^ /I *1 1 i This old rollnble ami tlii» m ost succenful Sprcinl- ^£V\ 1 st hi Hun Francisco,still c o n tin u e s to euro nil am i A t m l n a l S ><< Deliveries made romptly by either water or rail. l H » r B » r « r gut'll us ««n o r r h ir a , U l e £ rl A l i l r t n r e , A jp la llla iIn a ll Its forms, ,**k* |>i » • ■ « • M , > m o I X - M I t M . Sni|>4>lcn c v r s c m ln u l l l e a l r t . I n e o ami ■ . « » • o f .U n i»' E io ittl, the consequence i 9. i f self abne» and excesses produc’ ng the follow!» c vm| t m s ; sallow conn. I dark «pots under tlie eyes. p«ln in t | t \fm head, ringing In the earw. Ins«» o f confidence, diffi- * d e n e« In a r _ ' * heart o ry .l l> r . ears ami those .-if1 on Id not ff«l| w torrm sult ' In» and re c e lv * the h* •>. it o f Ins gr -.t skill end nd t •xperienco. Thedoctorcnrew w* « u ot’ orafail. Try . ) . n l m . * l 'n r e « » n a r n t i i e r t f , ,ecr- in ctired at ^ homo. < 1 uahnn H ^ N m n h u *»r . j . f . • n n l i i.n r liio iH l We have all Grades and Prices Accordingly. C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N V 4