Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, December 26, 1906, Image 3

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MACK SWAIN Tuesday night.
New line of Men's Swell neckties
A beautiful piano on sale at Bar­
ker’s Jewelry store.
For a genuine dandruf cure, go at Robinsons,
Another merry Christmas has to Slocum’s drugstore.
Charles Fahy, of Bullards, was in I Gold Seal Rubber Boots worth
passed, and now we wiah all a hap­
twice as much as any other make at
F. E. Hull, of Riverton, had busi- town Thursday.
I Drane’s.
py New Year.
! ness in town on Thursday.
Large line of boys' suits just ar­
Call and see those new “ Peter
H kuald 'Phone, Main 55.
Chas. Mansell returned from rived at Robinson's.
Pan” shirt waists for ladies at R ob­
Concert at Masonic Hall Friday Portland the last of the week.
If you want a nice suit of clothes insons.
night.
Ladies' Sweaters, wrappers and Robinson has them.
Don't forget that the Mack Swain
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underskirts
at O. Wilson & Co’s.
Land A Lyons are Bole agents Theater Co., will put on one of the
Remember the Fireman’s ball
Dec. 31st.
All who attend balls should at­ for the celebrated White Spray best plays they carry at Masonic
flour. Try a sack.
hall, January 1st.
tend
the fireman’s ball to be given
Remember the North Bend Band's
Trip after next the steamer Eliza­
December, 31st.
concert Friday evening.
Rev. W. C. Rushing, the Prosby-
beth will likely lay off a half month
J. S. Lyons SDd wife, Mrs. Dr. K.
terian minister of Myrtle Point,
Remember the North Bend Band
A. Leep and Mrs. C. C. Johnson at San Francisco for the purpose of will conduct service at thier church
concert Friday evening.
were passengers on the inooming being covereted into a modern oil-
in this city next Sunday, morning
Robinson has a large variety of Breakwate.
burner. The intention to so change
evening.
Trunks.
Wins-em Turquols enameled ware her furnaces has long been contem­
For the freshest of cakes, pie and
D. R. Lewis, of the North Fork, at T. H. Mehl A Co’s.
plated and is now fully decided up­
bread call at the city Bakery First
had business at the Bay Saturday.
on,
we
are
authoritively
told.
The
Take your furniture which is out
Street
Leave your order for Peart coal o f repair to Anderson, the Uphols­ task will only require about fifteen
John Miller, of Cunningham, and
of W. T. Kerr.
terer. He will make it good as days.
Vane Maury, of this city, who have
J. A. Laird, of Bandon, returned new.
Don’t forget BELSHAZZAR, Jan.
been in San Francisco for seveaal
from a vioitto the Bay on Thursday
New goods for Kerr’s store are 18-19. Masonic Opera House.—
months past, returned home Christ­
in
Marshfield
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour. arriving by every steamer.
mas day on their holiday.
Important to all Christian people
Drane sells i*.
On next Saturd iy Sheriff Gage
L adies .
Call and examine the
Miss Esther Yager, of Bandon will offer a large lot of Coos county in Coquille— You are cordially in­ new line of Corsets and Girdles at
wont to Portland by Friday's Alli­ property for sale for delinquent vited to the watch night meeting to W. T. Kerr’s.
be held in the Methodist Episcopal
ance.
taxes.
W anted — A teacher for school
church New Year’s eve, beginning
A tine lot of Christmas goods at
L ost . A large oameo set between
district No 58.
Apply to Mrs.
at 8:30. This is a union meeting
O. W ilson & Co’s.
Skeels’ store and Sentinel Office.
Belle Elwood, Coquille, Oregon.
Everyone is invited. Come with us
R. W. Lundy, the Myrtle Point The finder will leave at the latter
The term is to begin the first of the
and pray the old year out and the
year and continue six months.
hardware man visited Bandon last place and receive reward.
new year in. Rev. G. W, Ellis, Pas­
week.
J. P. Tupper, of this city, has se­ tor.
A special election will be held by
Cloaking and suiting at Mrs. cured a license for that purpose and
the voters of this city on the 22nd
A
nice
line
of
sheet
music
has
Nosler’s.
will operate a saloon at Bandon.
just beeD received by C- E. B irker of January for the purpose of de­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Watson, of this B. G. Schuyler will tend bar for A Co.
Call early and get the best. termining whether or not the town
C O Q U IL L E
OREGON.
shall be bonded for the sum of $15-
city, went to Marshfield on Saturday him.
F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield 000 with which to install an elec-!
for a visit.
Tinning and plumbing done and granite worker, was over this trie light plant.
Uptodate Ladies Skirts and Coats promptly by T. H. Mehl A Co.s.
way several days last week. On
The Mack Swain Theater Co.
at Robinsons.
The 7th and 8the grades of our Wednesday he erected a monument
which has been playing to good
puplie
school
will
be
resumed
on
f THE NEW IDEA
WM THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE MÊ m COUGH SYRUP n
W. H. Morgan, of the Bay side,
Monday, and will be iu charge of to the grave of the late Mrs. J. B. houses on the bay, will appear at
went to Bandon by way of this city Miss Tbora Smith, lately arriving Warfield at Norway, and on Friday the Bandan opera house on Decem­
on Friday.
he placed a large Baker City granite ber 27, 29, 30 and 31, and at the
from Fort Klam ath.
Masonic hall in this place, on Jan­
one
at the grave of the late Benja­
Go to Drane’s for “ Dement’s
When you go to get your oil suit
uary 1st.
This company is well
Bent” flour.
for winter, go to O. Wilson A Co. min Figg in the Masonic cemetery spoken of by the Coos bay papers
The sheriff sale o f property for
M auriid . — In Coquille, Oregon, at this city, it being the largest in and is considered one of the best
Il
Moves tki Bovili
A l i i Best for Chlldrea ■ ■ J b imcimh 11*11«» »Ewyiottii ■ H LLa!Suwa'
troupes traveling this route.
delinquent taxes takes place next December 22, 1906, Mr. Adelbert that cemetery.
Saturday.
M. Kay and Miss Isabel Hazeltin,
Nice new line Ladie's corsets; also
Lots of new goods just arrived at both o f Riverton, Judge E. G. D. Misses corset waists, just received at
A B STRA CTS
A B STRA CTS
ABSTRA CTS
A BST R A C T S
J. W. Leneve.
Holden officiating.
Mrs. Nosler’s.
W.
F.
Smith,
manager
o
f
the
Coos
Toys, Toys, don’t forget to look
John Linderback, of Arago, re­
River salmon hatchery, came over
Successor to Z . C . Strang in W . O . W . Building.
turned Thursday from a busiues trip at M. H. Hersey’s toys befoie purch­
Mondayon his way to the North Fork
asing elswhere.
to Marshfield.
to look after a branch business of
M a hi ed . — In this city, December
Timber coal and farm lands. The
that kind which has lately been es­
Home Realty Co.
22, 1906, Mr. James Hobsen and
tablished on that stream. He is us­
W anted . A good horse or two Miss Pearl Otto both of Myrtle
ing the slaeck water above the Mc­
Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon.
weighing 1200 or upward. W. H. Point, Judge E. G. D. Holden per­
Donald dam and is succeeding in
forming the ceremony at his rooms
Young, Coquille.
We have completed a thorough, up-to-date
taking a large number of fish, and
Ladies and childrens coats and at the Tuttle Hotel,
he thinks will be able to handle
A b s t r a c t P lan t.
skirts at Robinsons.
If you want a good sack of flour them fairly successfully.
Mrs. T . W. Drane, of Parkers­ call on Land A Lyons, they carry
We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short
Robinson has just received a big
the White Spray.
burg, and son Elmore, were Coquille
notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
ot
of
skirts,
coats
and
furs,
just
the
J. D. Myers, of Lee, went dewn
visitors on Saturday.
the river Saturday to look after hings the ladies are looking for.
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
You can get the best shoes at the
some logs which were being run
lowest prices at J. W. Leneve’s.
Coquille
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Coquille Post Office.
Another Section Man Killed.
down the river, but which were mak­
MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143.
Attorney J. 8 . Coke, of Marsh­
ing slow progress owing to big
Another of the Japanese section
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
field, oame over to the county seat
tides and little freshet in the river. crew was injured near Cunningham
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
on business Monday.
creek Sunday evening.
He and
M. H. Hersey has just received
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.,
others of the coew were coming in
Large assortment of Boys’ winter
his full Stock of Toys including a on two hand cars, and the victim of
J. S . Barton, A bstractor.
Henry Sengstacken. Manager.
suits at Robinson's.
splendid line of dolls.
the acciden was riding on the front
W. A. Mast, proprietor of the
BSTRACTS
A BSTRACTS
A B STRA CTS
A BSTRACTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whetstone, of the foremost car when he lost his W e
guarantee every pair to give you Satisfaction.
Myrtle Point furniture factory, went
balance and hold and fell in front
of North Bend, c«rne over Monday
to Marshfield, Wednesday.
both cats passing over him, with
to spend Christians with relatives the result that his back wag broken,
We hnnr that Mrs. Wm. Gallier.
and friends, Mr. Wbetslane will be aud death relieved his sufferings
of Bandon, is very ill, of which her
with the North Beud Band at Ma­ about 24 hours later.-
many friends will be sorry to learn.
sonic Hall Friday night.
O U R M O T T O . “ A Square Deal to O ne and All.
A Fine Prospect
For first-class watch repairing to
This is the time to buy your nice
to W. H. Schroeder's.
warm underwear Robinson has a
George Terry, of the Schweers
J. L. Randleman, of Norway, swell stock to choose from.
C . R . Barrow, Secretary.
place, came in to see us Saturday Z . C . Strang, President.
Manufacturers all kinds oj
went to Parkersburg Saturday to
Rev. B. B. Pauli, of Arago, was and gave us some information con­
see bis father who is beooming
in town Saturday. He tells us that cerning a strike which has been
quite feeble.
his son Wilbur Pauli who under­ made on Kentuck slough, about
The People’s Market always went an operation for appendicitis which there seems to be considera­
keeps fresh vegetables.
at the Mercy Hospital on the 13th ble interest on the Bay. About six
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. C. H. Butler, inst, is doing well and will bs home weeks, ago Geo. M, Cantine found
of this citv, went up the river on in a few days.
some.oue near the falls at the head 142. 160 acres, 50 acres slashed, good 109. 25 acres well improve, good or­
Saturday for a visit with their son,
chard, 22 acres cleared, good house
house, barn, orchard. Only half
Too much oannot be said o f The of the slough which he thought look­
Chas. Butler, of near Myrtle Point.
and barn, well improved and well
mile from school.
Mack Swain Theater Co., which has ed aa though it ought to be of some
149. 340 acres—fine dairy ranch—fine
located.
Be sure and see that fine Panama
value,
and
having
several
specimens
been playing to large and apprecia­
orchard, good house and barn. Is 115. 17 acres, 7 acres bottom , all nice
dress goods at O. Wilson A Co’s,
tive audiences in Marshfield. They assayed, which have proved his sus­
land, good house and barn, land
well watered, and near school,
C. A. Peterson, of Riverton, was
will be at the Masonic hall on Jan­ picions well founded. The speci­ 153. 280 acres, 35 acres bottom; good
well located—a bargain.
up to town Saturday for the pur­
house and barn, water piped into 125. 160 acres, good stock ranch, also
uary 1st If you do not attend you mens show the immense ledge to
run from $3,50 to $423 in gold, be­
pose of taking orders for coal, the will mies a rare treat.
40 acres voune timber.
both, close to school.
side a considerable quantity of 157. 120 acres, 30 acres bottom, 90 acreB 165. 880 acre stock ranch, two houses,
boys having reopened the mine, and
Have you examined that fine Pan­ mercury. There have been a num­
and four barns.
This is a good
slashed and seeded, good orchard,
are putting out a fine article.
ranch.
Purchaser may buy the
ama dress goods at O Wilson A
nice house, two good barns, close
ber
of
claims
staked
out
and
pros­
Mrs. E W . Dean, of this city, C o’s.
stock with the ranch.
to town and school,
pecting on a greater scale will soon 161. 160 acres, 35 acres bottom, balance 0. 47 acres, 41 acres in cultivation, 35
who has been in California several
A grand time was enjoyed by
acres fine bottom, 12 acres first-class
good hill pasture, good orchard,good
weeks visiting her old home, return­ Myrtle Camp, W O. W. last Satur­ prove the richness as well as the ex­
bench land, good house and barn,
house and barn.
tent
of
the
find.
We
have
been
in­
ed last week. She was accompa nied day night. Forty-nine candidates
nice orchard, near school.
55. 26 acres, well improved, house,
formed
that
the
basalt
ledge
extends
were
initiated
into
this
great
and
by her little daughter.
barn, orchard. School and postoffice
CITY PROPERTY.
from
the
late
discovery
to
the
Sixes
noble benegeiary order, and these
convenient.
101. Good house and barn with over
John Tyler is to have chargs of new members take this step as a mines, having been noticed at dif­
61. 40 acres, all good bottom, part in
an acre of ground; a bargain.
Ed Rackleff’s general store at Lan- protection to those dependant upon ferent points between. The gold is
cultivation,rest slashed: near school 105. Two nice lots, good bam on same.
them
in
the
event
of
an
accident
or
lois during Mr. Rackleff’s absence
and postoffice.
117. A nice tract of land, well located,
This camp off­ in the chloride form
as our Joint Representative in the sudden taking off.
63. 60 acres, all good land, good house
part bottom, adjoining Coquille.
ers substantial help in case of sick­
ami barn, nice orchard; near school
W ill Build New Road.
coming legislature.
ness or injury.
LO CA L N EW S.
b
ASSO RTM EN T
BEHOLD PALE FACE
And Gaze with Aw e Upon T his
Most wonderful combination assortment of Enameled
Ware, Tin Ware, Japanned Ware, Wire Goods, Etc. Nev­
er since the beautiful Pocahontas saved Capt. Smith from
the butcher’s block has such a sensation swept over the
Western Hemisphere and Coquille.
A whole store full o f Tin and Enameled Ware that can
be retailed at lOcts each. Imagine all these staple goods
as being your property for almost a gift. Buy while you
have the opportunity as others you will forever regret
your inactivity.
T. H. MEHL & COMPANY
K
EHMEDY5ÎAXATIVEH 0NEY-i|AR
W . T. KERR
The rainy sea­
son is here and
you shoud in­
spect our ine of
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
Stilson &
Kellogg
Shoes before buy­
ing ese where.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings a Specialty
home Realty Co.
C. M. i M. CO.
Lumber, Mouldings, etc.
Bargains in Real Estate.
General Merchandise, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Flour and Feed.
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co
Fountain Pens
It pays to provide good books for
Winter is eoming. Prepare for it
your children to read.
The habit by securing one o f those nioe warm
of reading prevents worse habits Furs at Robinsons.
F. T. Crewe has been helping his
F. Freund, who purchased the
son, Clifton, work up a stick of to, oil well near Langlois a couple of
bacco which they bad on hand at months ago, came up from San Fran­
Ophir, after which they will both go cisco on the Elizabeth, bringing
to Coquille, where Mr. Crewe’s with him quite a quantity of casing
family resides.— P. O. Tribune.
and other material for use at the
Splendid line of Silver wars just
opened this week at M. H, Hersey’s
The balance of the machinery for
J. H. Rrice’s shipyard arrived per
last Elizabeth, and the yard will
soon be in shape for full operation.
With an overhead shed there will
be nothing to delay ship contraction
through the winter.
San Diego, Cal., Dec. 17.—The
morning Union announces today
that John D. Spreckels and associ­
ates have decided to build a rail­
way from San Diego to Yuma, and
have taken the preliminary steps to
that end. Articles of incorporation
of the San Diego and Arizona Rail­
way company have already been
well. From this it would appear 1 filed with the county clerk. The
that operations are to go steadily on company is capitalized at $6,000,000
in the hope of securing petroleum divided into 60,000 at $1000 each
in paying quantities. Jack Tawse, The incorporators have subscri
late of Coquille, is the new foreman bed $200,000 of the capital stock,
in charge of the work.— Recorder. 1 or $1,000 for each mile of the pro-
Furs make a niceCbristm»« present 1 posed railway. It is the intention
for the ladies. Don’t forget J. W I to run the line to Yuma via the
l Imperial valley,
Leneve has them.
120. Good house and barn, also 2 acres
and postoffice.
of ground if desired.
57. 80 acres,well improved, good house
barn, orchard; well watered, excel­ 119. 4 acre« or more of ground, good
house and barn, well located.
lent neighborhood, near school.
129.
Over 1 acre of land with good
66
acres,
50
acres
bottom,
48
seres
68 .
house and barn.
cleared, two good orchards, good
house and barn, well located, near 131. Good house, 2 nice lots, well lo­
cated.
school—a bargain.
73. 70 acres, 28 acres bottom, balance 147. Two acres good land with good
house and barn.
good hill pasture, good house and
House and four nice lots, a bar­
barn, good orchard; close to school. 351.
gain.
87. 120 seres, 25 seres bottom, 40 acres
second bottom, 50 acres good bench 169. Nice new house with two good lots.
land, nice orchard, two houses and 195. Four choice lots well located.
Good house and two lots, one
splendid bottom lot tnr»**1<>n close
93. 97 scree, 30 acres bottom, balance
in.
good pasture land,50 acres seeded, 14
acres fine bench land, orchard, good 206. Nice house and lo t > . .'.w ed,
good improvements.
house and barn, close to school.
two barns.
209.
COQUILLE, OREGON.
There ia nothing more
appropriate for a gift
than a
Fountain Pen
YOU CAN GET THEM A l
Slocum Drug Stor e
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