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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1906)
LOCAL N E W S. A it. lid linnles aucliuu sale ¿Sat Th steamer Chico sailed Mon- After-Dinner Mint, for indiges M rs \\ ui G row , o f (J. ih d o ivus A BSTRACTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS A B ST R A C T S urday. dav. tion. Drune keeps it. in this city iesterdny. A window sale of cakes, el at W rkht s luedicuted iiiidurwearat City election next Monday. The stoaiuer Chico miived at A nice line of ladies’ u 1 cLildreu' Drunes Drane’s Saturday. Full cream cheese at Robinson’s. Bandon fiom Sau Fr.mci.co on hats and caps at Mrs. pci roll's For a good pair of shoes, go to Capt. O. Reed was down from Sunday. C. C. Carter, the Etelka logger, Niee fat pickles in bulk or keg Norway on Monday, Drane's. at Robinson's. £. R Forre8t of North made the Bay a business visit last Beautiful black Sateen under- i Those flue dress ginghams uio week. John Niisbuig, Sr., was over frem in Coquille on Monday, skirts at Mrs. Perrott’s. 8 oinff f“ st at Hobinsons. the Bay on Monday. ^ The steamer Elizabeth sailed Thy world's test soda cracker, J. P. Tupper of Hotel Coquille A. W. Vurnoy of “Josh's Pl^ce” Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. l‘\ E. Wilson, of Sumner, was in [ from Bandon for San Francisco on went to Marshfield Monday. made a short visit to Myrtle Point Uueeda Biscuit, at every store in town. to a n one day last week. Sunday. W. H. Thomas, the lower river ( on Friday. We have completed a thorough, up-to-date \V. \ntidecar, of My i tie 1’ oint, Purity crackers at the Mill store, logger, had business in town Mon-1 u „ Kipr Brown Bln« Ribbon My. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson, who A b s t r a c t P lan t. w, in to Bandon on Monday. Liat your propfrtj, with the Home dft>- school shoes at Robinson’s. spent the past year at Hardy, Cali- Mrs. George Lorenz, of Bandon, Realty Co. R. H. Rosa, the Bandon lumber- j Boss.— At Gravelford, Wednes- forDi“ > returned last week, and Mr. We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at i-bort I » i-t visiting friends in Coquille. \ bjg jot of 8Ug ar and fresh maI1, rei urDed from a business trip j day, May 2, 190(1, to Mr. and Mrs. J°h nson will take charge of bis to San Franciscon on Saturday. notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. ■ > Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Magee weie groceries just in from Portland at j father’s logging camp which i s ! ! o Wm. Weekly, a son. Fresh supply crackers in one or up from tho lower river on Monday. Robinson’s, - ,, ... , ,, , , 1 conducted to furnish his mill a Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank J. M. Wagner, of tho Enterprise , . . three pound cartoons, one eighth «■ ,.i,_i. i i Hhort distance above town. Iheir Wm Jenkins, the Myrtle Point Dr. Murphy of M irshfield was Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. Meat Market took a run to Arugo wood boxes or bulk at Robinson’s. many friends aro highly pleased to merchant, returned from a visit to called to see Mrs. John Yoakam MARSHFIELD PHONE. 143. on business last Monday. W. F. Squire, manager of the | see them return. Bandon on Monday. one day last week. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. J. T. Bridges, the Myrtle Point Dean Lumber Co.’s road construc- Courthouse, Schoolhouso and The sctiooners C. T. Hill and Al Phono at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. The schooner San Buena Vista „ , . „ „ i tion near town, went to Marshfield merchant, had business that called comic souvenir postal cards at Mrs. bion sailed from Bandon for San arrived , at . „ Bandon from San Fran- TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT C 0-, him to Coquille on Friday. Monday. Nosler’s. Francisco on Sunday. R. H. Sm ith, Abstractor. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. cisco one day last week. The Breakwater extended her run E. H. Beyers, one of Sumner’s Our readers have been already Good pasture for stock, on Marsh G. C. Welch, one of Lampa’s ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS prosperous farmers, came over Mon to Portland on her last trip up, apprised of tho opening of a new ABSTRACTS prospective farmers, had business field road one mile from town. In j day to get his team shod and do and will be due at the Bay Friday meat market in the community, that quire c f Allen McLeod. iu Coquille on Monday. on her return. some other trading. ! of Messrs Dean & Hoberg, just two Remember Robinson guarantees Ladies' neck wear and laces at Purity crackers, fresh stock, at tloor8 south ¡>f Urn postoffice. The For first-class watch repairing to those Seattle Loggers’s Shoes, if O. Wilson & Co’s. the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s. liewiirlu begin8 busine88 with a de. to W. H. Sehroeder’s. Strawberries have made their ap not satisfactory your money back.! The registration books' close on termination to please all extending Capt. Wm. Harris of Sumaer has pearance in our markets, aud goose Ladies' summer dress skirts at j received a new and large cheese ^*e 15th inst. If you have uot reg- them their patronage, it being the berry pies will soon be ripe. Robinson’s. press, and is now turning out a ‘8lercd it is time you aro getting a purpose to supply only the freshest Step in and see those new spring John Gauntlett, an old and high- j good lot of extra fine cheese. Practical Watchmaker. 20 Years’ Expericn i. { m0Te on in <ll8e -vou expect to vote. and best meats at the lowest possi suits at Robinson's. ly respected citizen of Bandon, and 1 ble prices. Mr. Eli S. Dean is in Try the After Dinner Mint for; _ A g 00'1 lot of cul1 lumber at tho “ Round Hill" strawberries will a Coos and Curry county pioneer, j Coquille mill at $4.50 per thousand. personal charge of the shop, and indigestion. At Drane’s. make headquarters again this sea died very suddenly yesterday morn J. W. Leneve.has received his all knowing him are aware of his M a r r ie d .— In Coquille, Oregon, son wit'i Geo. A. Robinson. Watch ing at his home iu that place. stock of groceries, and is now wait courtesy and square dealing and hie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. tho window. W antzd . — Cook and house ing upon customers in this Hue. He thorough knowledge of the butch Little, May 7, 1906. Clyde Barker A tine lino of waists and wrappers keeper in small family. Inquire at looks for his'dry goods by the first ering trade. They ask for a share and Miss Ofal Weekly, Justice J. H. at O. Wilson’s Si Co’s. the H ehald office. steamer from Portluud, and invites of the public patronage, and guar Cecil officiating. Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Clegborn, of the public t.< inspect his goods and antee satisfaction to nil. Mrs. M. A. Simpson, formerly of Muslin underwear for ladies and this city, went to the Fishtrap sec Bandon, arrived last week from get prices. For Sale. tion Saturday to visit G. T. Robi San Francisco where she was at the children at Mrs. Perrott’s. O. Wilson & Co. has jnst received Capt. Polhemus arrived here son, uncle of the latter. a fine lino of ladies’ neckwear and time of the late disaster. She lost Farm of 155 acres belonging to from Portland last Thursday and laces. Apprentice girls wanted at Mrs all except the clothiug she wore. Levi Gant estate, situated cue-half proceeded to Bandon. The Captain Moon's diess making parlors J. A. Sweet, son of J. B. Sweet of mile from Myrtle Point. It con F ob S ale . — One fine yoke of work Lewis Heller, of the Fairview oxen. Price #80 or will trade for has charge of the government works Lam pa Creek, met with a painful tains 140 acres of river bottom, 15 at the mouth of the Coquille. section, is now at tho .farm of C. H. cows. Nelson Jones. accident on the 3d by coming in acres of low level beech land— 60 acres in cultivation entirely free For a nice ready made wrapper Bunch, on Rinck creek, engaged in contact with an ax which penetrat Wm. Tucker of Bandon, who has from stumps, and a sufficient amoun t tho construction of a fine barn for been in the Willamette Valley aud or waist go to O. Wilson & Co’s. ed the right knee to the bone. The of hardwood, ash and maple on bal- j Dr. Abbott, the veterinary sur injury was dressed by Dr. Wetmore ance of bottom land to pay for clear- j Mr. Bunch. other parts of Oregon for the past If you wish to bo honorably dealt year or so, returned Friday by way geon, is in town and may b# found at the City Hospital. He was able ing same; comfortable dwelling house, fair barn, 250 large bearing The doctor’s to return home on the Cth. with, list with the Home Realty Co. of this city. He shook hands with at Mansell’s stable. fruit trees; place well watered and I skill is well known throughout the L D. Corbett, of Jacksonville, is maiiy old friends while in town. A big assortment of novelties in can he cut into 2, 3 or 4 smaller | county, and our recommendations in Coos county looking over the ladies’ neckwear and those large places, each well watered; property \ Besides a full stock. of grass He treats all shell hair pins at Robinsou’s. is but threo-fourths of mile from a , country with which ho is exceeding seeds, Knowlton has the best van- are not necessary. diseases found among domestic an ly well pleased. We hope he may ties of Corn, Beets and Carrots. W a s t e d . — Gentleman or lady well equipped high school, and is one of the early selections and one | imals with skill and success. soo fit to locate with us. with good reforaneo, to travel by Mrs. T. D. Holland of Marshfield of tho choicest places in Coos couu- Drauo keeps the celebrated Cahn- rail or with a rig, for a firm of $250,- ty Belongs to an estate aud must Gasone soap at Drane’s. The spent a couple of days in town last best on the market for the prices week distributing lime cards for tho Nicholsberg shoes. The place for 000 capital. Salary $1,072.00 be sold. For particulars and price bargains. Try it. A. J. SHERWOOD, per vear and expenses; salary paid ap| !y to “ Star Line” of boats plying between William Wiggins of Santa Rosa, weekly and expenses advanced. m9 Coquille, Cal. Archie Stewart, tho mineor, who North Bend and Marshfield, which has been assisting in the opening of line is managed by her husband, Cal., who was in the Western Hotel Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alex-j iu thnt city at the time of the earth ander. Coquille City, Ore. tho Gage coal mine near Parkers Capt. Tbos. 1\ Holland. quake, arrived in town Friday and burg, has been in town two or Look out for the largest andj O eneral MerctxtiAfcitse and Lum ber Three choice 50 ft. lots, near the proceeded to Bandon the same day. three days, being off duty for the school house, for sale; price $400. finest stock of drjgoods ever open-! present. Address Wm, Candlin, owner, Co He was a loser in the disaster, and ed in Coquille, to arrive at N. came near being crushed when the Lorenz's soon. Chick Fead is tho proper thing quille. Mrs. Christina ( a rot tiers and son for tho young chickens. Knowlton Postmaster Curtis, of Marshfield, buildiug above mentioned collapsed. has it,. A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out Wilour aud daughter, Miss Wei-1 is enjoying a visit by his brother, E. B. C. Anderson, a prominent fruit B. Curtis, an Idaho stockman, who lay for shingle mill. The Home come, all of whom are well acquaint f o r W o m e n ed in this county, having lived hero grower of the San Joaquin valley, passed through town Friday, having Realty Co. .lames A. Blow of Eureka, Cal. a number of years ago, arrived! California, was in town Monday, come in by the Myrtle Point stage being here looking over the country en route from San Francisco where was in town on Monday, having here the latter part of the week i with a view to possibly locating he had experienced the big shade called here to see his brother-in from Oakland, Calif, and proceeded with us. up and consequent fire in that city. law, W . M. Hamilton of Fishtrap, I to Prosper where they will visit New Ginghams, Dimities, Voiles, Robinson’s store has a big line as he was on his way to Alberta,' Mrs. Carother’s sister, Mrs. Adam Their many friends Pongee Brilliants and Percales at of ladies’ shirt waists, muslin under Canada, where he goes with a view Pershbaker. wear, corn*! covers, dress skirts t<> locating. He tells us they will were exceedingly plensed to see Robinson's store. and underskirts. have to put up some pretty good them, this being their first visit Some o f the Bargains we have Mrs. James Walstrom, of Bandon, Owing to the resignation of inducements or the Coquille will be for several years. They did not to Offer. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thos. Buckman, candidate for liable to catch him. suffer very materially from the late E. Buck, of this city, two or three ' $ 5 0 0 ^Ue r0Om *',,uee an<U *°ts County Judge on the Socialist fine location. Fine, thoroughbred Brown Leg earthquake, about the only damage days last week. R. E. got a chance ticket, the socialist county central horn eggs for setting at J. C. Wat being to fiuos. Good 5 room house, 2 lots to try bis hand at operating a mat committee mot in Coquille on April son’s. Per setting $1.00; $5 per on the corner best location rimonial fruit basket to tho musical in town, 2 blocks from school 30th, and J. E. Quick of this city 100 . Mrs. N osler’s Locals. cooing of a big grandson, of whom was elected to fill the vacancy. Just received—a fine new line in-1 A snap 2 acres, good double Julius Larsen, of Marshfield, the he is very proud. house, barn and out build E. A. McDuffee, Chairman, steam dredger man, was in town on eluding all the latest spring and O. Wilson Si Co. will receive this ings,orchard,within 3 blocks H. R. Dimmick, Secretary. Thursday looking to see what the summer dress goods for ladies. All week a full line of spring dress of the business part of town see them. goods. Look out for thorn, We have a way of selling some prospects are for doing some work Ladies’ muBlin underwear in all | A 42 acre ranch on the low M. J. Hartron, manager of the goods which results in us selling on the Coquille. There is no ques kinds. er river about 30 acres bot more nnd more of them each day, tion but there is a great deal of Everything pretty in embroideries tom balance bench, 7 room Coquille Creamery near town, tells for instance Schilling’s Best. P. work here that should be done by a and laces— the daintiest you ever bouse, barn, out buildings, the Herald that his institution is E. Drane. 7 bead of cows, separator machine like his, but the parties saw. running steadily, notwithstanding The body of Mino, the Japanese may not be ready for the work to be and farming tools. Home See the pretty hosiery; the latest Linder New M anagem ent. the destruction of San Franciseoi market for everything pro section man, which was recovered done yet. styles. and large quantities of fine gilt-edge duced on the ranch. from the river last Tuesday even Just received—Organdies, India F ob S a l e .— Six head of good butter are being turned out daily If you don’t see what you want ing, was taken to Beaver Hill for milch cow, enquire of F. L, 8mitb, linens, silks, and anything pretty The output simply goes to tho Oak here call at the offico and examine burial, the Japanese having a bury Fishtrap, Oregon, or J. C. Wilsou, that you want. land bouse of tho creamery's own Another swell line of infants’ our list which is to large to enumer ing ground at that place. The ver Prosper, Oregon. hats, hoods and dresses. ers, the Hilmer-Harris Co. of San ate here. dict of the coroner’s jury was that S t r ic t l y A. J. Farrin, late of Minneapolis, Beautiful underwear and ready Francisco, and thence finds its wav ho came to bis death from an un Minn., has purchased the Bert Dean made shirt waists. F ir s t - C l a s s . into the homes nnd caravansaries of known cause, though the opinion sawmill a couple of miles east of the coast. It is a No. 1 article of prevails that it was a case of suicide. town, and is putting it in good con C. R. Barrow, butter. Why not buy your Schilling's dition for a full season's run. Mr. A ttorney and C ounaallor at Law The cash customer has the ad-, Best from us? Wo carry a full line, Opposite I. O. O. P. Hall. vantage at T. H. \Iehl A Cos. They Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices, Farrin is a practical sawmill man, Coquille, Oregon. Successor to J. T. Little. are now giving 5 per cent off of the Flavoring Extracts, and sell at min and will turn out a good even pro regular pricas to all who pay cash imum prices. Drane’s. duct from good timber. He has on the spot. contracted for logs for the summer JOHN Y O A K A M , W . T . DEM ENT, J. M. W A G N E R, All the Latest Mr. and Mrs. W. W . Gage of Pastel, Sepia, The Dean St Co. railroad, now in and will be starting up this week. Sec’ y and Mang. Vice President. President- Designs in Frames. this city have received a letter from India Ink and Oil. course of construction up Cunning He solicits a share of the public their daughter, formerly Miss Nan ham Creek, is progressing nicely. patronage in his line. nie Gage, who was in San Fnincisco The large cut npar the Sanford farm Licorice Liver Laxative, the best during the late disaster. The even house will he done in a few days, Price 50 cents. ing before the quake she was mar bowel cleanser. and by the time tnat is finished the For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Co ried to a Mr. Farley of that city, Prosent Address quille City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. roa Ibed will be ready for the ties 349 First Street and they spent the night in a build L o ck Box 212 Successors to Dean & Morgan. and steel up to the Budd place, and ing which was badly wrecked by The Portland Or KarD® °f hall for the sea- Coquillo, . Or. near where the first timber is to be the shock and burned in a few min- 80n 'n va"°y wa8 played on the reached. This will be a good, sub utes. For three days and nights loc*l diamond >««t Sunday between stantial standard-gauge road with they roamed through park ami sand j un*or nines of Myrtle Point and 1 • easy grades and curves, and will be hills without a bite to eat their ex- j Coquille. The contest was a good- j capable of bringing out immense perience being very much as that of nfttured affair for gate receipts, and quantities of timber when complet many other«, letters from some of there WM no ¿earth of rooters for ed. Mr. Yoakam's men began fall whom we have already given. either ,id*- aide, We believe that aside either PRINCIPAL PLACE Op BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON ing trees last Monday, and there from some All smart np-to-date women of today, | ,r o m 80me button8 the Coquilles C O Q U IL L E . - OREGON will be logs to haul by the time the Know how to bake, wash, sing and play, 1 lost merely the game—by a few BOARD OF DIRECTORS road is in readiness to transport Without these talents a wife is X . G. hundred tallies. Correctly speak- Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. them. W . T . DEM ENT* R. S. Knowlton. ng, however, the score was 29 to 17. ^OHN YOAKAM J. W . W A G N E R TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Buy your Watches of us. W H Y NOT? Wilson Jewelry Co, Notice! Less that our patrons should get the impression that owing to the fire in our Dressed Lumber Sheds we could uot fill 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. Wc 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. Sfte’iliQmS'n.oiGo'ai Coquille Mill 1 Mercantile Co WHITE 1 HOUSE .'SHOES $1100 $2600 $3350 Coquille Valley Development Company ENTERPRISE MEAT CO., Livery Feed and Sale Stable W . H. Mansell, Best of Tunouts. Hay, Grain ,Feed BURK FRANK Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Ham and Bacon 8 FRED T A IL O R & -P.