Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1906)
LOCAL N E W S . A fine assortment of dry goods to arrive at J. W. Len- H kkald ’Phone, Main 55. eve’s store today consisting of Mrs. Z. C. Strang went to Myrtle Dress Goods in Mohairs, Point Monday. Rainproof«, Covert Cloth, J. P. Barkdoll was down from Scotch Tweeds, Crape DeParis Norway on Monday. Wash Taffetas, Percales, Shad- Mr. G. A. Biown went to Myrtle j ow Plaids, Showerproof-Suit Point for a visit on Monday. ing ToileDemords,al so Ladies Ladiea shopping bags u new line belts, Fancy Collars, Shawls, at Mrs. Nosler's. Purses, silk and wool shirt Dan Barklow was down from Myrtle Point on Mondas. Waists Kimonas, Combs, also Economy fruit jars at O. Wilon’s underware for'men women and A Co’s. children. W e also have miss Geoige Griffin, of Gravid Ford, es cloaks and men’s, women’s was down ttys way on Monday. and children’s rain coats. J Go to Draoe’s for “ Demant’a Bent” flour. Purity crackers at the Mill store. New lot of caps at Mrs. Moon’s. George Flanagan, of Marshfield, had business in Coquitle on Satur For a genuine dandruf cure, go to Slocum’a drugstore. day. Col. R. H. Rosa, of Bandon, was Ladies and cbildrons coats and a Coquille visitor on Monday. skirts at Robinsons. A large stock of graas seed just George Laird, of the Bandon lie received at Knowlton’s. corder bad business up this way on Friday. For big bargains go to Lorenz's closing out sale. Look out for Christmas goods at O. Wilson A Co’s next week. J. T. Bridges, the Myrtle Point merchant, was in town the first of F or S ale . A fine pony, good the week. for saddle or harness. Enquire at You can get the best shoes at the this office. lowest prices at J. W. Leneve’s. Timber coal and farm lands. The Ed Ellingson, of Parkersburg, Home Realty Co. bad busmess on the Bay a day or so Mr. Larsen, our shinglemill man, last week. returned from n trip to the Bay Gents’ hats of all styles and kinds on Friday. at the 0. M. A M. Co’s store. For a nice fresh Bteak, go to the M. S. Hartson, the creamery man, People’s Market. went to the Bay Monday, taking his Wm. Coach returned from an ex shotgun and dog. tended visit in the east by ttie last Those Ladies Coats, Furs and Kilburn from Portland. Skirts are going fact at Robinsons- For first-class watch repairing to Call early or you will be too late. to W. H- Sohroeder's. Ladies’ Sweaters, wrappers and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. 8ettle, of underskirts at O. Wilson A Co’s. North Bend, made Coquille a visit The ladies of the M. E. church last, week. Mr. Settle paid the H er will serve dinner and supper on ald a pleasant call. Thanksgiving day on Front street. Ground bone and cracked corn Purity crackers, fresh stock, at for chickens at Land A Lyons’. the Coquille Mill A Mercantile Co’s. M. F. Zumwalt, of near John Gus Deitz, of Myrtle Point, want son’s mill, was in town Saturday to the Bay Monday, having busi accompanied by his father, C. D. ness which called him to Coos river Zumwalt, who arrived here two or The fruit season is here and so is three w eek s ago and will remain Drane’s fruit jars. The Everylast- some tim e. ing. M r s . N o sie r has just reed a Plad B e lts p e rfe c t beauties of the latest. line and Miss Winnie Doyle, of Wedder- burn, came up Saturday and pro ceeded to North Bend for a visit, She expected to close a bargain with W. R Haines for a piano while in Marshfield. Don’t forget Land A LyoDs are agents for the celebrated White Spray Flour. Mrs. Gus Bogard came up from the lower river Friday with her daughter, Miss Mamie Bogard, who was on her way to Ballard, Wash ington, for an extended visit, going by way of the Bay. W anted .— Parties to cut wood for the steamer Echo. Apply for partic ulars on board the boat. Mrs. L. J. Davidson, of Bandon, returned from Ashland od Friday, where she hnd gone during the summer with her daughter, Miss Lena, where she entered school for I he current vear. W ill accept part payment lo ts in C o q u ille as on a pia n o. Address IV x 2 1 9 , M a rsh fie ld , Oregon. A. O. H0<’ton mid family, of Bridge were in town a couple of dnys last week, visiting Mr. H’s brotb r, M. O. Hooton, of this city. They extended their trip to Bau dot before returning. Ten cents per lb., live weight, will be paid for chickens by the Coquille Valley Packing Co. 8. M. Rowan, of Fishtrap, fur nished our office with three boxes of the finest apples we have seen in some time. They were of three dif ferent varieties snd were perfect shape, uniform in size, clear of blemishes and beautiful in color. ▲ new and pretty line of ladies Miss Ollie Randleman, of Lampa, neck wear just in at Mrs. Nosler's was in town Monday. Land A Lyons are prepared to Ladit-s, go to the Mill store for fill any sized order you Lave. Give bargains iu fine shoes. uaa cull. J. W. Colvin, of North Bend, All stoneware at O. Wilson A Wasington, registered at Hotel Co Co’s will be offered at special sale quille Monday. The latest in Men’s neckties at for the next few weeks. Robinsons. Hay, grain and grocereis— any- „ thing you want for man or beast Born near Fourmile, Oregon Nov. I can ^ found at Land & Lyon.g 1. 1900. Mr. and Mrs. James Me - 1 i D ■ o - i L. -------- has j .__, ugt recelved , aD_ Robinson Adams, a son. other shipment of Men’s Buits, nice New line of Men’s Swell neckties neat Call an examine. at Robinsons The Walk-Over shoe is it. The M. F. Shoemaker, of Bandon, C. M. A M. Co’s store has just re was to the Bay on business, return ceived a large assortment of them ing the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Buck, pioneer Watch Land A Lyon’s store for citizen of this city, moved to Ban fresh vegetables. don yesterday, having sold their Mrs. J. H. Nosier has some very home here to W. C. Rose. They fine strawberry plants far sale. All move to Bandon, having purchaned parties wishing them should call property there. While we a-e ex- early, i oeedingly sorry to see them go away, Robinson's new fall dress goods we are glad they go no farther are here, call and see them. away. They have lived on the block Will Doyle was down on Monday from which they now move for 29 He is about all right again, his leg years. which he cut eeverely, having healed If you want a nice suit of clothes rapidly. Robinson has them. Robinson has those long looked 75 per cent of all head for Ladies coats and skirts. arise from Eye Strain. Pro Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dement fitted glasses will remove the cause moved down from their up-river aod relieve the pain. Eyes scien place to this city last Tuesday and tifically tested and fitted by. V. R W ilson are becoming full-fledged Coquill- Registered Optometrist ers. They moved into the neat cot ------- tage recently purchased by them of Herb W. Edwards Injured. Dr. Kirshman. Herb W. Edwards o f Des Moines, Fresh vegetables, dairy butter Iowa, got a fall on the icy walk and fall apples at M. H. Hersey’ s last winter, spraining his wrist and bruising his knees. ‘‘The next day," Grocery Store. he says, “ they were so sore and stiff W. F. Disher, manager of the sbingle mill of the Bandon Manu facturing Co., went to the Bay Friday and returned Saturday. His mission to look up shipping facili ties for the company, they having had trouble in getting the products of the mill to the market. I was afraid I would stay in bed, but I rubbed them well with Cham berlain’s Pain Balm and after a few applications all soreness had dssappeared.” For sale by R. 8. Knowlton. THE UNIVERSAL Stoves W e also have and received a Ranges large c o n - Perfect signnm ent Bakers o f w ood Fuel Savers. coal If you want to en now displaying at our joy a good cup of 10c Counter coffee try our Satisfaction Guaranteed. T . H. MEHL & C O PM A N Y COQUILLE f TH E NEW ID EA K H i THE 0RI6INAL LAXATIVE M ZSZSSZSSZSZ^ H C 0 U 6 H S YR U P ennedysiaxative H on E Y^IAR b Mom till Bovili A d i Bist for Chlldrea A BSTRACTS Successor to Z . C . Strang in W . O . W . Building. > to m 50 > O H in A M RedClonrBI m m im E vwyBattìi A A BSTRACTS ABSTRACTS t L 3E i ‘ <a A BSTRACTS TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. > a c n H a > o m Wo have completed a thorough, up-to-dato > to h A b stra c t a We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. a > n in > Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Banh Coquille “ " Coquille Post Office. MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phoue at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. a m H X > n m CO in H X > n Shoes before buy ing elsewhere. > P lan t. 5C > r. in Kellogg 93. OREGON. ^ZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZ^^ The rainy sea son is here and you should in spect our line of Buy your Spectacles snd Eye Glosses of V. R. Wilson. Best goods. Sure fit Spectacles and eye glasses repaird correctly by one wno knowa bow. V. R. WILSON. Graduate Optician. PERCOLATORS. SBLLiS O N lQDAU TV Stilson & A large cask of china just opened and on displayed at M. H. Hersey's Store. Every piece double stamp ed Haviland a pleasure to have customers call and see the cbioa and learn his prices. heaters. useful articles w e are Mrs. Jack Bruce, of this city, who has been very ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dun ham, for a number of weeks, has so improved as to be able to go to Bandon on a visit. However, she Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Monmaw, she is obliged to travel in an inva who have resided in this city the lid’s chair. past few years, movod to Bandon Ladies’ ties and all kinds of fine shoes, the latest out, Eastern on Monday, made, at the mill store. Special sale on stone ware at O Dr. Kirshman who recently sold Wilson A Co’s on Fridays and Sat his nice home here to W. T. Dement, urdays of each week. intending to move to Portlaud, has Dr. Wetmore of this city went to reconsidered, and will remain in the Bay by Mondav’s train to catch Coquille. He has purchased lots the Alliance for Portland, where he near the Adventist church and is re goes on a professional and business building. We are glad it turns out trip. this way, as they are good citizens F or S ale —Good 1200 pound and we would have been sorry to W e guarantee' every pair to give you Satisfaction. gray work mare 8 years old. Ap see them move away. ply at the Herald office. When you are in need of any ar L adies’ and Gents’ Furnishings a Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slagle, of this ticle carried in a grocery store, call citv, weDt to Marshfield Monday. on Land A Lyons. They deliver Mr. Slagle took bis shotgun, and promptly. OUR MOTTO. “A Square^eaUo_One_and_AlL_ we presume the Coos Bay ducks There is a s ;arcity of houses in will have to Buffer. town at this time. There should be C . R . Barrow, Secretary. Z . C . Strang, President. S. N. B.Hunt who recently sold a number of good comfortable cot his Bandon property to R. E. Buck, tages built and placed for rent. of this city, passed thrugh to Myr Empty bouses are not a verv good tle Point on Monday with his family indication of prosperity, but it is on their way to Eugene, where they very ioconvenient for straugers to come to live with us and cot be will reside. able to find a roof to get under. If you intend seeding your land this fall, call at Knowlton’s All summer goods will be offered 142. 180 acres, 50 acres slashed, good 109. 25 acres well im prove, good or Drugstore and examine quality and at special sale prices every day in house, barn, orchard. O nly half chard, 22 acres cleared, good house prices before buying your seed. and barn, well improved and well m ile from school. the week at O. Wilson A Co’s. 149. 340 acres— fine dairy ranch— fine located. Don’t miss this chance. F. T. Crewe, and family arrived orchard, good house and barn. Is 115. 17 acres, 7 acres bottom , all nice last week from Ophir and have pur Mrs. C. O. Drydeo, of this place land, good house and barn, land well watered, and near school, chased a neat home near the Acad has just received a letter from her 153. 280 acres, 35 acres b ottom ; good well located— a bargain. emy, and as soon as a few prelimi parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fry, house and barn, water piped into 125. 160 acres, good stock ranch, also 40 acres young tim ber. b oth, close to school. naries can be arranged, they will from El Centro, California, in which 157. 120 acres, 30 acres bottom , 90 acres 165. 880 acre stock ranch, two houses, begin the manufacture of cigars. they stated that the day following slashed and seeded, good orchard, and four barns. T his is a good Oil for violins, mandolins and they would Btart for Portland, Ore nice house, two good barns, close ranch. Purchaser m ay buy th e guitars, (wood preserver) piano pol gon, so by this time we presume stock with the ranch. to town and Bchool. ish, oil for valves and slides of brass they are at tbeir destination. The 181. 160 acres, 35 acres bottom,balance 70. 47 acres, 41 acres In cultivation, 35 good hill pasture, good orchard,good acrea fine b ottom , 12 acres first-class instruments, clanetes, etc. The W. farm Mr. Fry purchased in the Im bench land, good house and barn, house and barn. perial valley is now in the bottom R. Haines Music Co. nfee orchard, near school. 55. 26 acres, well im proved, house, of the huge lake of which we gave barn, orchard. School and postoffice MrB. Chas. Randleman was up C IT Y P R O P E R TY . convenient. 101. Good house and barn with over from Parkersburg on Monday. She description two or three weeks ago 61. 40 acres, all good b ottom , part in an acre of ground; a bargain. informs us that her sister, Mrs. in these columns. as the weather calms down a little. and Come and see what W . T. KERR O. Wilson A Co. have fine line of ladies’ sweaters, wrappers and underskirts. Carl Hughes, who went to Califor Neuralgia Paine. Kerr has a full and complete nia some months since for her 63. Rheumatism, lumbago and sci stock of groceries and is looking health, ia enjoying the best health atic pains yield to the penetrating every day for the best selection of she has for many years. influence o f Ballard’s Snow Lini 57. fall and winter clothing ever. It penetrates to the nerves M. H. Hereey baa just opened the ment. J. L. Randleman, of Norway, finest line of crockery ever put on and bone and-being absorbed iuto blood, its healing properties are went down the river the last of the display in Coquille, also a fine conveyed to every part of the body 68. week to see his father, Henry Ran line of glassware and cuttlery. and effects some wonderful dleman, of Bear creek, who baa J. L. Kronenburg returned from < cures. 25c, 50c and 1100- Sold by been in feeble health for some time, \ Portland by the last Alliance, com- R. S. Knowlton. and who is gradually growing weak ! ing over on Monday'a train. He er, snd on account of his advanced tells us that the tug Triumph baa age, 82 years, little hopes of his re undergone extensive repairs an d' 87. covery are entertained. will start for her home port as soon Send your mail order for aheet innsic to the W. R. Haines Music Co. If we haven’ t it in stock, we will obtain it. Moral— Save your shoe leather, postage and trouble. Vic tor and EdisoD goods, Violins, Mandolins, etc. ^ a > ^ v a va v av av av , J. TITLE GUARANTEE & A B ST R A C T C O ., S. Barton, Abstractor. H en ry S e n g sta c k e n , M anager. BSTRACTS A BSTRACTS A BSTRACTS > ABSTRACTS C. M. & M. CO. Manufacturers all hinds oj Nome Realty Co. Lumber, Mouldings, etc. Bargains in Real Estate. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. cultivation,reat alaahed; near achool GENTS* FURNISHINGS. Fancy and Staple Groceries Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co ’s zs s is s s s is s s s s s s s s s m m s is s m Confidence in the Jeweler 105. T w o nice lota, good barn on sam e. 117. A nice tract of land, well located, part bottom , adjoining Coquille. W h en you buy Jewelry you need and poatoffice. 80 acres,well im proved, good house, 120. Good house and barn, also 2 seres to have confidence that you are not barn, orchard; well watered, excel lent neighborhood, near school. 119. 66 acres, 50 acres bottom , 48 acres cleared, two good orchards, good 129. Over 1 acre of land with house and barn. house and barn, well located, near 131. Good houae, 2 nice lota, well lo cated. 70 acres, 28 acres liottom , balance good hill pasture, good houae and 147. Tw o scree good land with good I ! houae and barn. ’ barn, good orchard; close to school. 351. 120 acres, 25 scree b otto m , 40 acres second bottom , 50 acres good bench Houae and four nice lota, a b ar gain. I 169. Nice new house w ith two good lots. ‘ land, nice orchard, tw o houses and 195. Four choice lots well located. f two barns. 209. and poatoffice. 60 acres, all good land, good houae and barn, nice orchard; near school of ground if desired. 97 acres, 30 acres b ottom , balance Good house and two lota, goods as they one splendid bottom lot for garden, cloee good pasture land,50 acres seeded, 14 acres fine bench land, orchard, good 206. Nice houae and lot, well located, good im provements. COQUILLE, OREGON. W e make a rule to always represent good in. houae and barn, cloae to achool. price charded for first-class goods. house and barn, well located. school— a bargain. r being aold an inferior article at the 4 acrea or more of ground, good really are, and charge a price as low as consistent you need have no fear but that you are obtaining full value for your money when you purchase here. )' W e are now showing a larger and better assortment than ever. A ll kinds of Repair work neatly and quickly done. E. C BARKER 8 CO,