Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, April 25, 1906, Image 3

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LOCAL N E W S .
List your property with the Hume
Miss Bulali Walker has b
id
Obituary.
Wright's medicated uuderwearat
; a h s t r a c t s
a bstr a c t s
abstracts
abstracts
i Realty Co.
fur a fep da.I s.
Drane’s
’
William
Cglvin
was
born
January
Ladies’
summer
dress
skirts
st
Fur u good pair of sho e, go to
Those fire drosH gin gh am s m e
Children's .sailor hats at Mia.
6, 1820, (n Boon county, Missouri,
Diana's.
g o in g fust at Robiusous.
Robinson’s.
Perrott’s.
For first-class watch repairing to
A good lot of cull lumber at the and died at his homo on Rinck cre“ k
The choicest city locations. The
Ladies’ nerk wear ai d laces al
Coquille mill at $1.50 per thousand. near Coquille, Oregon, April 20,
Home
Realty
Co.
to
W.
H-
Schroedei’e.
O. Wilaou A C o ’ h .
O. Wilson A Co. has jmt received 1906, age 77 years, 3 months and
Diti).— In Marshfield, Or., April
Muslin undeiwcnr for ladies and
Nile fresh lot of cookiss just ur-
a
fine
line of ladies' neckwear and 14 duys.
28, 11)06, John Gainmill, ages 68 children at Mrs. Parrott’s.
rivi d at Roblnsou’s
Mr. Colvin crossed the plains with
laces.
Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon.
years.
Beautiful black Sateen under­
Step iu and see those Dew spring
A big assortment of novelties in ox teams, coming to Portland, Ore-
Go. to Mis. C. O. Gilkey’s for skirts at Mrs. Pcrrott’g.
suits at Robinson's.
Wo have completed a thorough, up-to-date
, ladiea’ neckwear and those large K0D. iu I860. Tho year following
A fino line of waists and wrappers Enster Candies.
For a nice ready made wrapper shell huir pins at Robinson's.
I,o went to tho mines in California,
A b s t r a c t P lan t.
Father Donnelly, of Marshfield,
at O Wilson's & Co’s.
waist go to O. Wilson A C os
p urjty crackers, fresh stock, at und ,rom thereto Idaho in 1859,
Ladies’ gold, silver and white went to Portland by the Alliance
Mrs. Bert McCloskey, of Norway, the Coquille Mill A Mercantile Co’s,
ca,uo to Coos county in 1865,
Wo are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short
Saturday.
made our office a pleasant business
w s h I i bells a t Robinson's.
p ul ity crack ers at the Mill store, and settled on the place where he
notice, and oiders will receive careful aud prompt attention.
Timber coal and farm lands. The oall on Friday.
There is to be a revival meeting
.
Lm, Friday!
Tl>
lived until death came and took
.
At tho pnmarises
held
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
stmt st the Christian church next Home Realty Co.
O. >\ ilson A Co. sells nice fresh ! it is ooncoded that Witliyoombo is him into the world beyond.
Sunday.
Coquille
“
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Coquille Post Office.
A. T. Fitzpatrick, late of Myrtle onion sets at 12J cents per pound.
He was married to Elizabeth Still- j
I the nominee for governor and Cake
MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143.
well in 1807, and to this union was
Apprentice girls-wanted at Mrs. Point, is now horse shoer at the
J. T. Nosier is now conducting
j for souitor.
Moon’s (tress making piirlors.
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
shop of S. H. McAdams.
born nine children, four boys and j
the geuernl delivery for our mer- I „
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Steve Gallier is the Republican
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
Mrs. C. M. Skeels went to Bnn-
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, five girls, all of whom are living,
Have you aeon those beautiful ‘’hunts ut present
nominee for sheriff, and Mr. Clsg-
,
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,
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” and were all present at the funeral
don on Monday, to visit her daugh­ souvenir postal cards at Mrs. Nos­
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT C 0 „
The Home Realty Co., has the
ill i>«
be i
horn for county
county *i<»»i'
clerk,
ler’s.
buyers
List your property with
services. Mr. Colvin was a good!
R. H. Smith, Abstractor.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager.
ter, Mrs. Charles Lorenz,
! C/Î
able to give full tickota next issue.
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The schooners Hugh Hogan and them.
father, and an honorable citizen..
Large supply of fresh garden
tv
tt
u i
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, ,
! Look out for the largest and
A BSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
A BSTRACTS
He died in the Christian faith, ex­ ABSTRACTS
Ruby are in the river and will be
seeds at Knowlton’s drug store
o f
T
” : 1L*U?h tCr, ! finest stock of drygoods ever open­
Mrs. Chas. Cessna, of the lower ed in Coquille, to arrive at N. pressing a desire to g o to that home ,
The steamer Chico sailed Mon- ready for sea in a short time.
where there is no sickness, sorrow \
Lorenz’s soon.
For a good bargain in a siugle river, were in town on Monday.
day, and tho schooners 0. T. Hill
I buggy and harness or either, call at
Followiug are some of the prices or death. The funeral services were 1
A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out
and Albion arrived the same day.
this office.
lay for shingle mill. The Home for work of our new shoemaker, Mr. held at his home, conducted by R ev.;
If you wish to be honorably dealt
Edwin Ellingsou. the boat build­ Realty Co.
Iskrafunke: Half solos, men’s, 80c; H. M. Branham, assisted by the Ad­
with, list with the Home Realty Co.
Circuit court is in session and ladies' 55c; children’s, 35c; rubber ventist choir who sang appropriate!
Tho steamer Chico cone in the er, finished a fiue gasoline launch
beds, 50c.
and beautiful songs. His body was !
last of the week, somewhat disabled jor H. L. Carl, of Norway, last our city is full of people represen-
learning
laid to rest on the farm in the place |
week.
Thursday
evening
on
ing
all
parts
of
the
county.
Judge
by the shock from the recent earth.
selected by himself 3G years ago.
that
the
stuff
could
be
gotten
to
the
Hamitoo
being
in
the
east
this
Besides
a
full
stock
of
grass
quake.
seeds, Knowlton has the best van- term is being bonducted by Judge Bay in time to catch the Break­ He leaves a wife and nine children [
New spring line negligee and golf ties of Cora, Beets and Carrots.
water, Mayor Stanley called a meet­ to mourn. May God comfort and
L. T. Harris, of Eugeue.
shirts just opened up at Robinson’s.
ing nt the courthouse for the pur­ bless the beranved family and bring |
Will
Doak
was
up
from
Bear
Fine,
thoroughbred
Brown
L
eg­
Editor Saiu, of the Coos Bay
He has his cook horn eggs for setting at J. C. Wat­ pose of starting the work to do some­ them all at last to that beautiful j
Harbor, made our sanctum a pleas­ creek yesterday.
up
aud
they
will
be
putting in logs son’s. Per setting $1.00; $5 per thing for tho San Francisco suffer­ home above,
ant call while in town one day last
100 .
ers.
Potatoes seemed to be the
soon.
week.
W anted . —Gentleman
or lady most accessible product thnt could Just A rriv ed at Mrs. Moon's
F ob S al « .— Ono fine yoke of work
Gasene soap at Drane’s. The
Store
best on the market for the prices oxen. Price $80 or will trade for with good reference, to travel by be bandied to advantage, so a eom-
rail or with a rig, for a firm of $250,- mitte to take the lead was appointed
Try it.
cows. Nelson Jones.
Pretty materials for spring suits,
000 capital.
Salary $1,072.00 and in a very short time the work including linens, ducks, organdies
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gallier, of
T. T. Land, of this city, received
Bandon, visited their sous, Stephen a fine wheel last Monday, It is the per vear and expenses; salary paid was under way. There being no lawns, silks, nets, etc.
and Ed iu this City Saturday, re­ Columbia make, and is one of the weekly and expenses advanced. great quantity of patatoes in town
Ladies and children’s hosiery, R.
Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alex­ the steamer Favorite took a number |
turning Monday.
&
G. corsets, bolts, neck wear and
best ever brought to town,
of
men
and
boys
to
Ed
Johnson’s
ander. Coquille City, Ore.
Chick Feed is the propor thing
place, and another crew went down white shirt waists.
Three
choico
50
ft.
lots,
Dear
the
F or S ale .— Six head of good
for tho young chickens. Knowlton
Benutiful assortment of embroid­
school house, for sale; price $400. milch cow, enquire of F. L. Smith, to Chas. Dye’s whery they sacked
has it.
Address Wm. Candlin, owner, Co­ Fishtrap, Oregon, or J. C. Wilson, suds till about 3 a. in. A train was eries and all kinds of laces.
sent over, leaving hero ninout four
Edna Alford, of the North side i f quille.
Prosper, Oregon.
Children’s hat sale on Saturday,
in the morning, taking 325 sacks of
town, went to Portland by the last
E. J. Price, superintendent of the
W. N. Russ, of Eureka. Califor­ potatoes from this place and about April 28.
Alliance where Hhe will undergo Rivorton mill, went to San Fran­
nia, closed a deal with Messrs. A, J. the same amount from Myrtle Point.
another operation.
cisco on business connected with Therwood nnd W, L. Kistner for the
General Kderclranciis© and 3L,u.na.t>©r
After-Dinner Mint, for indiges­
The world's best soda cracker, the mill on tho last trip of the
Mrs. Nosler’s Locals.
Beale tract across the river.
This
tion.
Diane
keeps
it.
Uneeda Biscuit, at every store in Plant. On account of the disaster,
Just received— a fine new line in­
with other deals made within the
Try the After Dinner Mint for
town.
he will be obligod to return without past two weeks, aggregate about cluding all the latest spring and
summer dress goods for ladies. All indigestion. At Drana’s.
E. S. Dean, the butcher, is pre­ doing much business.
seventy-five thousand dollars’ worth see them,
A nice line of ladies’ and children's
paring to open a meat market in tho
Robinson’s store has a big line of property which has changed
Ladies’ muslin underwear in all hats nnd caps al Mrs. Perrott’s.
stand recently vacated by Ralph of ladies’ shirt waists, muslin under­
hands here.
kinds.
Nosler’s barber shop.
Courthouse, Seboolliouse and
wear, corset covers, dress skirts
Everything pretty in embroideries
Those
who
have
tried
all
kinds
comic souvenir postal cards at Mrs.
A full now line of spring goods and underskirts.
claim the Northern grown seeds the and laces—the daintiest you ever
will arrive at O. 'Willson & Co’s
Nnsler’H.
CABBIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
Major Kinnoy who is over to at­ best. Three papers for 10 cents at saw.
this week.
It pays to use Stock Food at thiB
Knowlton’s
drug
store.
tend court, made our office a call
All smart up-to-date women of today,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gallier, of yesterday ou the arrival of the train
Better get a
Mrs. Carl Hughes, of North Bond, Knowhow to bake, wash, sing and play, time of the year.
this city, celebrated their 15th Wed­ from the Bay. Ho tells ub that the
package at Knowlton’a drug store
Without
these talents a wife is N. G .
who lias been ill for some time, and
ding auniversary on Sunday. Mr. prospects for Plat B ar» excellent who has been at the home of her Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. and try it with your cow.
R. S. Knowlton.
and Mrs. Wm. Gallier, of Bandon, and that work goes on on several
Licorice Liver Laxative, the best
sister, Mrs. Chas. Randlemnn, of
were prosent.
Pasture For Stock
bowel cleaosor.
Price 50 cents.
substantial buildings and improve­ Parkersburg, for a couple of weeks,
For sale by It. S. Knowlton, Co­
Draue keeps the celebrated Cuhn- ments in Coos Bay's coming city.
is much improved and her father,
Nicbolsberg shoes. The place fur
I will receive horses and crttle to quille City; C. Y, Lowe, Bandon.
We have a way of selling some Capt. G. W. Leneve, returned to
bargains.
pasture
on good up-land range.
goods which results in us selling his home on Coos ri.ver on Friday
Capt. Hans Rood, the Coo» Bax more and more of them each day,
Geo. McAdams.
after spending several days with
ship linilder, came over Monday on for instance Schilling's Best.
_
P. her.
his way to the lower liver on busi­ E. Diane.
C. B. Barrow,
The leather in the Seattle L og­
ness. Ho will probably visit his
THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leneve, of ger's shoe is the best imported
A ttorn ey and C ounsellor at Law
brother, O Rood, of Norway, before this citv, who went to San Francis­ French Kip. guaranteed to give
GIVE US C A L L .................
returning.
Coquille, Oregon.
co last week to get a new stock of satisfaction Call and examine them
SH O E S
Robinson has a big assortment of goods, found that city in a state of at Robinson’s store.
For W o m e n ,
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
ladies’ shirt waists in long and eouHagration so they turned to Port­
Mr. Bargelt, for some time pint
Notice is hereby given that the last
short sleeves.
land to place their order. Tbev foreman on the Daily Coast Mail at will and testament of John Henry
W. A. Rozelle and family, of will probably be home by the A l­ Marshfield, aud who has purchased Schroeder, deceased, lias been duly ad­
mitted to probate, and that the under­
Bridge, arrived in town on Friday liance which
duo from the latter the iuterost of J. C. Roberts in the signed who is named as executrix there­
on their way to Bandon where they city in a day or so.
Myrtle Point Enterprise, passed in, hns been duly appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon, in
go for a few days recreation. Mr.
Under New Management.
Why not buy your Schilling's through town yesterday with his and for the County of Coos, as such ex­
Rozelle will he in Coquille during Best from ns» We carry a full line, family to locate at the Poiut. He ecutrix, and letters testamentary have For sale at Robinson’s Store
duly issued to said executrix. All
circuit court, being a juror.
T a, Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices, is to take charge of his purchase been
persons having claims against said es­
I f you want to sell your
Flavoring
Extracts,
aud
sell
at
min­
the
first
of
next
month.
Mr.
Bar-
tate
are
hereby required to present them
New Ginghams, Dimities, Voiles,
the proper vouches within six
imum prices. Drano’s.
gelt is a thorough newspaper man with
Pongee Brilliants and Percales at
months from the date of this notice to
The Woman’s Study Club met and our sister town is to be con­ the undersigned at her resideu.ee at Ar-
Robinson’s store.
ago,
Coos County, Oregon.
and
S t r ic t l y
G. W. Leggett, of Riverton, whom with Mrs. Sperry on Saturday after­ gratulated on gaining so worthy
Dated this 27tli dav of March, A. D.
and
progressive
a
citizen.
noon
last.
Though
a
regular
pro­
1906.
EMILY
SCHROEDER.
F
ir
st -C l ass .
wo have frequently mentioned of
Or Place of Business.
Executrix of the Estate of John Henry
How is it we are able to offer ad­
late as being very low and declin­ gram for travel day, subject ‘ The
Schroeder, deceased.
List it with h r , wo have a large list of
ing, is expected to be able to sur­ Philippines,” bad been prepared, vantages when selling Schillings
Best?
We
handle
it
in
larger
quan­
vive but a short time.—Later: The it was not enrried out, but the time tities hence sell under favorable cir­
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall
word reaches us later that Mr. Leg­ devoted to matters of business, cumstances. N. Lorenz.
Prospective Purchasers
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Successor to J. T. Little.
foremost among which was the ap­
gett died yesterday (Tuesday )
AT
NORTH
BEND
C. R. Barrow, late of eastern
pointment of a committee to take
For
Farms,
Timber
Lands,
City
O. Wilson & Co. will receive this
Kansas, whom we mentioned as
Is now open for the recep­
week a full line of spring dress charge of an appropriation from the having taken up residence with us
Club treasury and expend the same
and Business Property.
goods. Look out for them,
tion of patients. The terms
All the Latest
Pastel, Sepia,
in our last issue, is an attorney of
for
clothing
to
be
sent
to
the
unfor­
are
$10
per
week
and
Desiqns in Frames.
India Ink and Oil.
8. H. McAdams, the blacksmith
acknowledged
ability,
being
a
grad­
upwards. For particulars
and general all-round mechanic, tunate victims of the earthquake in uate of the University of Mich­
This committee
apply to
has purchased the shop of J. T. San Francisco.
also
to
superintend
the paciring of igan at Ann Arbor and the Nation­
Hartley at the corner of First and
al
Normal
University
of
Ohio.
Ho
Hall streets, and will combine his a box which was sent on Tuesday. holds license to practice in the
new outfit with this which will give The Club will meet on Saturday Supreme court of Ohio, also that of
NORTH BEND, OREGON
Present Address
349 First Street
L ock Box 212
him a well quipped shop and many next with Mrs. Sperry, at two Michigan and Kansas, having had
Portland Or
Coquille, . Or.
advantages whereby he will be en­ o ’clock for annual election of offi­ 15 years of practice, being prosecut­
cers,
after
which
the
regular
work
VV.
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D
EM
EN
T,
J.
M.
W
A
G
N
E
R.
abled to do woik cheaper and bet­
ing attorney two years at St. Joe, JOHN Y O A K A M ,
for travel day carried over from the
Sec’ y and Mang.
Vice President.
ter than ever before.
President-
Missouri. He was principal of a high
last meeting will be had.
The cash customer has the ad-,
school in an Ohio city four years.
F or S ale .— A three-inch Stude-
vantage at T. H. Mehl A Cos. They
His credentials prove the truthful­
are now giving 5 per cent off of the baker wagon, good as new. Also a
regular prices to all who pay cash good work horse, weight 100(1 lbs. ness of the above assertions to the
satisfaction of anyone who will ex­
Enquire of J. E. Quick, Coquille.
on the spot.
amine them. He also carries recom­
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
EXPERT WORK
mendations from the county offi­
cials of different points where he
has lived as well as the officials of
vr
Í-
a bank of which he was at one time
cashier himself. Mr. Bsrrow will
open an office in our citv as soon
sb he can find a suitable place.
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
Q
Notice!
Lest that our patrons should get
the impression that owing to the fire
in our Dressed Lumber Sheds we
could not till orders promptly. We
wish to announce that we are pre­
pared to fill all orders on reasonable
time with first-class material and at
lowest prices.
We thank the Public for the Lib­
eral patronage given us in the past
and bespeak a fair share of the com­
ing season’s business.
Coquille Mills Mercantile Co
O. W ilson ¿¿Co.
Groceries
and
Dry Goods.
She 'A to m StvoerCb"gv
W H ITE "
HOUSE
East
End
of
Front
Street.
*> ooooo<;
W. H. Mansell,
Livery
farm , Timber Land Feed
Best of Tunouts.
Sale
Stable
Hay, Grain ,Feed
The M ercy Hospital
Coquille Valley
Development
Sisters of Mercy
Company
FRANK
RW RKM OLBER
Wilson Jewelry Co.
ENTERPRISE MEAT CO.,
LEVI ¿TRAINS
¿C O
V
OVERALLS
For men who toil
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard,
Ham and Bacon.
Mrs. Perrott wMl receive a nice
PRINCIP(1L PLACE Op BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON
line of ladies' shirt waists nnd
muslin underwear in a few days
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1 Don't forget the place opposite Co-
W . T. DEM ENT
' quille Mill A Mercantile Co's store JO H N Y O A K A M
J. W . W A O N E K
Watchmakers ai)d Engravers
FRED
SLAGLE
T A IL O R
C O Q U IL U E .
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