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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1906)
List your property with the Home Purity crackers at the Mill store. c . C. Price, of Riverton, was a Realty Co. Capt. H. E. Wilcox, of Lee, was | Coquille visior on Monday, H muld ’Phone, Main 55. Have you examined that tine Pan in town on Thursday. Attorney T. S. Minott, of Marsh. J. L. Briggs was up from River A large stock of grass seed just field, came over on business Monday, ama dress 'goods at O Wilson A ton on Friday. received at Knowlton’s. Mrs. j M EUood> of Riverton, j C o’s. Land A Lyons carry a large stock Willis Hoover «as up from Par J. V. Foster, of Riverton, was . wilH in town Monday between boats, ! of wheat and chicken feed at lowest kersburg on Mouilay. among Coquille’s business visitors j D Wilson, of Fairviow, sold j prices. B. F. Smith, of the lower river on Friday. bie farm produce in town one day F or S ale . A fine large pet black was in town on Saturday. C. M. & M. Co. agents for Selig ; i„8t week. I bear. Gentle and kind. Address Bros. A Backs. J. E. Martin, the painter, was up New fall dress goods at Robin- S. B. Hollenbeck, Fairview. O. Wilson A Co. have received sons. from Riverton on Saturday. F or S ale . —A good, well-trained some good oil clothing. Be ready bull team team for for logging Postmaster Curtis, of Marshfield,' three-yoke bull A. J. Sherwood, the attorney, | purposes. Inquire of A. B. Dean. made a busii ess trip to the Bay last for the rainy season. made the county seat a short visit Land A Lyon's carry every thing on Friday. J. C. Watson, of Cunningham week. in the grocery line. I creek, has a fine lot of Brown Leg Kenrett Lawrence who has been Land A Lyons carry lard, bacon horn and Black Minorca cockerel D. P Strang, Jr., the Bandon | and bams. with the railway survey has return chickens for sale. They are thor real estate man, had bueines which ed borne. Thomas Guerin, of the Guerin oughbreds from imported stock. I called him to Coquille on Monday. Miss Silva Leneve, the Bandon| j Hotel, Myrtle Point, was in this Pasture for stock about one mile “ Dement’s Best” is the flour. city Monday. confectioner, visited in town on from town. Good feed and water Drane sells it. Saturday. j The choicest city locations. The Call at the H erald office. Miss Inola Reed, of Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. C- 0 . Welch, of j Home Realty Co. Robinson has just received those is now one of the efficient seam RANGES AND HEATERS. Lauipa, werein town doiug some j J. A. Doak, of near Riverton, f„]| dress goods, woven chu.lie, stress is in the tailoring institution trading on Friday. j who has been ou the sick list forj shepherd checks, plaid suitings, of Fred Slagle in this city. several weeks, was in town Monday, j check batiste mixed suitingH, Sicilians Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whetstone, Vow is the time to purchase. The long cold Timber coal and farm lands. Tho ; this being his first trip to the city mohair broadcloths, ruin proofs, of North Bend, were in towu a day Home Realty Co. winter evenings are fast approching. and no home in six weeks or so last week. shadow plaids, et\ Dements Best flour sold by P. E. The People’s Market always can enjog the winter evenings unless the rooms A t C ost ! Actual cost, nil my All summer goods will be offered Drane, the grocer, is made from the keeps fresh vegetables. beautiful summer goods going at at special sale prices every day in best Washington hard wheat and are heated with our latest unimproved heaters, Web Mast was in from Lee Mon the week at O. Wilson A Co’s. cost. Mrs. N >sler. every sack is guaranteed to be first day. He tells us that his mother Don’t miss this chance. W. V. Shook has moved to town EITHER WOOD OR COAL. class. was not so well a short time after 75 per cent of all head aches from Gravel Ford, where he spent Closing out sale at Strang’s store her arrival at home. She rather arise from Eye Strain. Properly the summer on a farm. beginning the 6th. over-did herself. fitted glasses will remove the cause F or S ale . —•'Forty-Five dollar George Lang, of Baker City, and relieve the pain. Eyes scien For a genuine dandruf cure, go Steel Range at a great bargain. In COQUILLE OREGON. spent a few days is Coos county to Slocum’s drugstore. tifically tested and fitted by. quire of C. I. Green, Lamps. lately looking over our future pros V. R W ilson A little excitement was created W' J. Lichty and family, of Grav pects with which he seemed very on our streets yesterday forenoon Registered Optometrist el Ford, went to Bandon for a few - - ----- a V » « —----------------- much pleased. by the starting of a fire on the roof days’ outing last Wednesday. N otice. Gents’ hats of all styles and kinds of the mill, but it was extinguished B orn . —In Coquille, Oregon, We wish to say that the notice of f THE NEW IDEA H i THE 0RI6INAL LAXATIVE Wf m C0U6H SYRUP at the C. M. A M. Co’s Btore. before it gained headway to speak September 23, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. a Mr. Ridgway in this paper an There will be a call meeting of of. nouncing that he would appear in M. D. Sherrard, a daughter. the Coquille School Improvement Ladies, go to the Mill store for Coquille as a piano repairer and Mrs. Capt. Harvy lames, of Myr League, Friday evening at 4 p. m., bargains in fine shoes. salesman and tuner, etc., usiDg our tle point, visited her father, W. E. at the School House.. All members Geo. Conger who is working in uame as reference is entirely mis M 'Duffee, and other friends in town are requested to be present. Signolness’ camp was in town yes leading, as we have never had any last week. Buster Brown school Bhoes for terday. He tells us that they are affilatioD with this gentleman in any Moves tl!» Bavait But for Chlldril Red Clover BI m s m i m Evsry BoHIa Ilobiusons stock o f school shoes is good Boys and girls at Robinson’s putting in from 45,000 to 50,000 feet way. We are not interested in any complete. For the Races. per day with one donkey, usiDg 2000 piano tuners’ fight, aud this gen W anted — A t once, teacher by James Anderson who lately sold A BST R A C T S ABSTRA CTS ABSTRA CTS ABSTRA CTS feet of line. tleman’s notice merely goes to show The steamer Welcome will leave his place a -bort distance below Randolph School District No 21, Robinson has a complete stock of that even the most common courteay Myrtle Point each morniDg at 7:30 town hns purchased near Bancroft, man or woman. Salary $50 per to some people costs you a world of and return in the evening, Rubber boots and over shoes. month without board. Address and moved up last week. trouble, and the sooner the public The steamer Dispatch was put on Wm. Hansen Prosper, Oreg. Clerk The Steamer Echo will leave Co Go to Drane's for “ Demant’s learns to overlook the few faults of quille at 7 each morning and again her regular run Monday after un District No 21. Bent” flour. dergoing extensive repairs. With their old love and not pay so dear at 9 a. m. neeting the train from Wm. Turpen, of Empire, spent Purity crackers, fresh stock, at new coat of paint she certainlya ly for new acquaintances who have Marshfield; then return in the the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s. Saturday evening and Sunday in Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. looks and will be fully appreciated everything to gain and nothing to evening. this city after attending the Arago Mr. and Mrs. R Hanley, of Elk- lose, the better the piano standard by the public. races for a couple of days. ton, parents of Mrs. Will Meeker, We have completed a thorough, up-to-date will be. Respectfully A N IDEAL HOME Special sale of all summer goods Economy fruit jars at O. W ilon’s of this city, started on their return A b s t r a c t P lan t. W. R. Haines every day at O. Wilson & Co’s. - »-»<»»— ■ ---- ---- home Tuesday of last week, after & Co’s. Good Opportunity for a Sheriff W. W . Gage and Marshal A new line of Walk-Over shoes Homeseeker. We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short Cbas Strang hns built a nice having spent a fortnigt visiting Lee Goodman returned from their at the C. M. & M. Co’s store. their daughter and other friends notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. home on his little place on Cunning trip to Salem to deliver the prison A farme of 124 acres, about 100 Just received at Knowlton’s a ham west of town. Perry Robin here. ers over to the authorities at the large stock of Imported Orchard acres of which is river bottom, bal Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank son was his chief carpenter. The fruit season is here and so is penitentiary on Monday. They Grass— Italian and English Rye ance low bill and bench. 20 acres Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. For big bargains go to Lorenz's Drane’s fruit jars. The Everylast- came in over the old Coos Bay Grass seed. Also choice Clover Al of bottom under plow. Hill and MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. ing. falfa, etc. closing out sale. Wagon road. bench in pasture. Located on road COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Mrs. J. O. Langworthy came up Our young friend, J. F. Leggett from Coquille to Myrtle Point, about Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. All persons indebted to W . A. NOTICE of Riyerton, started on Friday for from the lower river last week, and Goodman are requested to settle TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., All persons knowing themselves midway between. Some fruit trees, Albany where he will enter the Al after visiting a day or so in town, said accounts with J. H. Cecil. J. S. Barton, Abstractor. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. iudebted to me are requested to call bnt no buildings. Wouuld make bany College for the ensuing school, went to Marshfield where she will Mrs. Bert Kelly, of this city, and settle their accounts by Septem an ideal dairy farm. locate and where she will be joined whom wo mentioned lately as being year. A BSTRACTS ABSTRA CTS A BSTRACTS BSTRACTS Inquire of Roberti A Carter, ber 25, 1906, and save attorney fees. For first-class watch repairing to by her husband after he is through taken to Mercy Hospital, was oper Myrtle Point Z. C. T trano . helping Mr. Thompson, our barber ated upon one day last week and a to W. H. Schroeder s. ----- Notice Mrs. Rollingson, of Marshfield A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out large abdominal tumor removed. New Goods! Mew Goods! We accompanied by her niece, Miss lay for shingle mill. The Home She was getting along as nicely as Dr. Tatom, the Dentist, will are receiving fresh, up-to-date lines Addie Hunt, of Bandon, passed Realty Co. could be expected at last accountes. close his office on October 17th. un. of gents’ and ladies’ shoes, dry- through town on Saturday for the Mrs. Capt George Leneve tells F or T rade —Good milk cows for til November 25th. Will make a good, domestics and men's furnish latter named place. us that n recent letter from her team. Write or call at ranch just Manufacturers all hinds oj ing goods. Wo pay cash for our professional trip to Rogue River. Now is the time to get shoes for daughter, Mrs. Carl Hughes, in below Coquille. L. N. Gregory. goods and Rell the same way. school children Robinson has them. forms her that Mrs. Hughes is Ralph Lukens, son of Mr. and Give us a call and examine our NOTICE. Miss Jennie Denholm passed much improved in health since she Mrs. A. C. Lukens, of this city, who goods and prices. We think wo can Notice is hereby given that the please you. through from Bandon last week on went to Souteern California, of has been at San Francisco employed C, M. A M. Co. her way to Portland where she will which her many friends will be as fireman on the steamer Wasp, ar County Court will roceivo sealed rived homo Monday, having come bids up to and including Wednes join her parent who moved to Port pleased to learn. land some time since. V. R Wilson, our Resident Opti up by Sunday’s Breakwater, and is day, October the 3rd, 1906, for the A fine organ for sale for less than cian will fit you with spectacles in enjoying^a visit at home. He will re superintending and caring for the County Poor Farm and Infirmary one-third of its original cost. Ap the right way and at the right price. turn in a couple of weeks. Office at residence. ply to J. B. Fox Buy your Spectacles and Eye Ladies’ shoes and ties, right from and the inmates thereof from the Mayor Simpson announced this the east, up-to-date and reasonable 4th dav of October, 1906, to the 1st Glasses of V. R. Wilson. Best Parties representing a Minnesota The County goods. Sure fit. Spectacles and company have purchased one hun week that he would build a waiting in price at the C. M. A M Co’s store day of March, 1907. Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenburg, Court reserves the right to reject eye glasses repaird correctly by one dred lots in Plat C, a suburb of room on the dock at the foot of Vir of thiB city, returned last Wednes any and all bids for all service. ginia street for the accommodation wno knows how. Marshfield. The Bay is enjoying of people using the boats. The day from a trip of two or three weeks J ames W atson , V. R. WILSON. quite a real estate boom. Clerk. Graduate Optician. Will accept lots in Coquille as building will be turned over to the down the country. They visited Dated Sept. 13, 1906. part payment on a piano. Address chamber of commerce and fitted up their daughter, Mrs. A1 Marsh, of Box 219, Marshfield, Oregon. to exhibit Coos county products.— Curry county, and Louie Knapp, the Port Orford hotel keeper, Mrs. O. C. Sanford, the efficient clerk Harber. Kronenburg’s brother, and many at the First National Bank, pur Land A Lyons runs a delivery Regular chased the neat cottage of Mrs wagon of their own and goods are other friends aloDg the route. They had a very pleasant and enjoyable sent out to all parts of town promp Julia Barrows, near the Christian time, but were somewhat tired on church last week through the agency tly and at all times of the day. B a r g a in s in of The Coquille Valley Develop J. M. Riley, of near Bandon, was their return. By Roberts A Carter, the Myrtle in town on Monday. He told us of ment Co. Coquille Fire Department Band Ten cents per lb., live weight, Sis late misfortune by which he lost Point real estate men, have a fine will be paid for chickens by the his home and all its contents. About bargain to offer in a dairy farm.— Coquille Valley Packing Co. the Doon hour one day last week a See add in annothr column. Chas. Doane and family, of Marsh spark from the chimoey caught the The steamer Elizabeth now has a at 8:00 p. m. $7,000. Finest Dairy Farm in Coquille Yaller. field, who nave been dowa the coast root on fire, and there was no mao union crew and we can depend up 282 acres Dairy and Pasture Land. Good new build on a camping trip, returned Mon about the place and the women were on her to make more regular trips $ 6 , 000 . MUSICAL NUMBERS day. They had a fine time and se unable to put out the fire. and carrying passengers. She ar ings, abundance of water piped into house and Bam. cured a big lot of huckleberries, but I f you intend seeding your rived Sept. 18th and sailed the 21st. 1. March “ T h e Palm Limited” ............Lincoln $1,050. Creamery plant well located. on account of the rain Mr. Doane land this fall, call at Knowlton’s Incoming cargo 125 tons merchan- | 2. M edley “ Masques and Faces” .............. Cuqua Drugstore and examine quality and dise, etc. Outgoing cargo 250 mft. did not get to bunt any. $450. Fine Residence property, well located. prices before buying your seed. Geo. T. Moulton, the station 3 .................................. “ Katunka” ......................Smith lumber, 300,000 shingles and 75 120 acres, Dairy Ranch, a choice location in Coquille The infant daughter of Arthur tons miscellaneous cargo. Passen- j agent at this city, will pay the high 4. Overture ........ “ Bon A m i” ..................... Cuqua Valley. est cash prico for Chittim bark. and Mrs C- Russell died at the gers as follows: Mr. aud Mrs. J. H. We have some choice Timber Lands, Coal Lands and other M ss Emma, the second daughter family borne on the South Fork last Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cecil and 3. March “ T h e False A larm ” .............. Lincoln of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, of Sunday, September 16tb and the child, Miss Cora Strang, J. A. Mc numerous bargains. Can offer you good business propositions. 6. Waltzes ............ "Lakota” .........................Pettee of this city, started Monday morn- funeral was held from the bouse Cullough, E. A. Peter-ion, P. N. Call on us at our office in Martin Building one door west ing for Ashland where she will en- Monday afternoon, Rev Thoe Bark- Peterson, Mrs. B. A. Kalp, Toney 7. Serenade . “ Dream of A u tu m n "............. Losey of Knowlton’s Drug Store. ter the State Normal school at that low officiating. Interment was in Coats, Viola Beyerle and H. M. 8. Finale ..‘‘ M y Yankee Irish Girl” Morse place for the ensuing sohool year.1 the Whittington cemetery. The Averill. She will be greatly missed by her child’s name was Olive Winnie and The Home Realty Co., baa the G E O . O . L E A C H , Director. many young friends and associates she was three months and 25 days : buyers List your property with of this place old.— Enterprise. ^them. LO CAL N E W S . ................... T' - “Its on Legs” "Universal Stoves and Ranges” Built up from the Floor. W e have just received a large consignment of UNIVERSAL STOVES, T. H. MEHL Sc COPMANY K ennedys I axative H oney ^ I ar b JU flLA TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY C. M. & M. CO. Lumber, Mouldings, etc. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Fancy and Staple Groceries Coquille and Mercantile Co Open Air Concert Saturday eve., Sept. 29,1906 REAL E S T A T E Home Realty Co.