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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1907)
100409 ■“ “ T " Draue’s phone at new storejis 853. 1 Mrs. D P. Strang, of Uandon A beautiful piano on sale at Bar ker’s Jewelry store. R. W. Houton, o f Norway, went was in Coquill«. on Saturday, Slickers, rubber boots and rain H krai . d ’Phone, Main 55. to the bay on Friday. j G. F. Ling, the cattle, man was Ed Kllingson, of Parkersburg, For a genuine dandruf cure, go io town the latter part of the week. bats. Just what you need this kind of weather. Geo. A. Robinson. was in town on Monday. ; to Slocum’s drugstore, Born on Dec. 24tb, to Mr. and Gold Seal Rubber Boots worth Shoes for the whole family, »1 Yes, we handle ladies’ dress Mrs. Aaron Wilson of Bridge, asor. , . twice as much as any other make at Robinson's. I goods. All the latest weaves, at T. H. Mehl, the hardware man, D rHne’8 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W . Byers, o f ! R o b in « » ’*. went to Bandon and returned o n ! ..................... i When in need of that suit don t Fislitrnp, were in town Monday. Mrs. E. A. Symons and Mr. Al- „ . . bert Dennv were married, Dec. 4, j fail to look through our stock; new, Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point, A great bargain in a good Oregan > gnippy and u„ . to.datei Geo. A was n countv seat visitor on Friday. 1906, at Los Angeles, Cal, —*25. Address Mrs. C. I. Green, Robingon. E. S. Conner, a new comer who is The Elezabeth sailed from Ban- Coquille. Tom Bennett, who is attending at North Bend at present, made our don last Tuesday and is due on lier| Wius-em Turquols enameled ware Stanford University, got home Sat office a pleasant bnsiness call ou return. at T. H Mehl A Co’s. urday, overland, to spend the holi “ Deinent’s Best flour is the kind Friday. Trunks, suit cases and telescopes day vacation.—Sun. Drane sells. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle are at Robinson’s. Call and see those new “ Peter Miss Grace LaDglois, of Port Or- moving into the Colier property re Jesse Luse, editor of the Marsh- Pan” shirt waists for ladies at Rob ford, went to the bay for a visit on cently vacated by D. D. Piere and fielp Sun, bad business in this oity insons. family. Friday. on Monday F. E. Hull came up from River J. H. Radabaugh was in town List your property with the Horn The best groceries at the lowest ton Monday and his sons, Harry Monday. Realty Co. and Will, who have been attending Mrs. H. W. Scbroeder, of this prices, at Robinson’s. J. O. Farmer, of this city, went to Mrs. Edward Boyd and daugh school at this place, retuened with city, went to Arago on Friday to Bandon Thursday and returned visit relatives nnd friends of that ter, Miss Esther, visited friends at him. Their school is to start at Saturday. once. the bay last week. section. “ Dement’s Best” is the flour. B. C. Shull, of the South Fork, Have you seen that new line of An agreeoble movement of the Drane sells ib spent a day or so the last of the neckwear, at Robinson’s? bowels without any unpleasant ef Albert Bright, of Gravel Ford, week at the county seat, returning V. R. Wilson, the jeweler, return fect is produced by Chamberlain’s bad business down this way on Stomach and Liver Tablets. For home Monday morning. ed from a short business visit at sale by R. S. Knowlton. Saturday. John Decker, of this city, is suf the bay last Saturday. Leave your order for Peart coal W anted .— About one dozen good fering from a very sore foot, the W anted .— A housekeeper for four of W. T. Kerr. result of a wound from a large nail, children going to school in Bandon. coal miners $1.75 per ton paid. George Belonia, of near Johnson’s Will also give contract for the dig blood prisoning having developed. Box 26, Bandon, Or. Mill, went to the Bay Friday and re ging of a 400 foot tunnel. Apply New goods for Kerr’s store are The best assortment of men s to D. S. Rouse, Riverton. turned Monday. arriving by every steamer. dress shirts, at Robinson’s. Gloakiug and suiting at Mrs. Mrs. Capt. James came down H. Sengstacken, one of Marsh Stomach Trouble and Consumption. Nosler’s. L. R. Hughes, of North Bend, from Myrtle Point Monday to see field’s progressive citizens, had busi “ Chamberlain’s Stomach and attended the >S heriff’s sale here the her cousin, H. A. McDuffie, who ar ness which called him to Coquille Liver Tablets are the best thing for | rived here last week from Neoranka. on Saturday. stomach troubles and constipation I last of the week. Ladies’ Sweaters, wrappers and W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, I have ever sold,” says J. R. C u ll-1 Uptodate Ladies Skirts and Coats P TH E NEW ID E A underskirts at O. Wilson A Co’s. oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb A man,a druggist of Pottervilie, Mich. at Robinsons, “ They are easy to take and always Co’s. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barklow, of The Misses Ray and Effie Collier, give satisfaction. I tell my cus J. H. Lacket, who has been at the tomers to try them and if not satis of this city, returned Monday from Myrtle Point, went to North Bend Friday to visit Mrs. Barklow’s city hospitial for two weeks, was factory to coma back and get their n short visit at Marshfield. brother. C. H. Pullen, and o'ber able to return to Marshfield and money, but have never had a com Lots of new goods just arrived at plaint.” For sale by R. S. Knowl spend Christmas. friends. ton, Mrs. Nosler’s. Land A Lyons are prepared to When you go tc get your oil suit k Mins tlM Boult Mra. J. A. Jacobson, of North for winter, go to O. Wilson A Co. fill any sized order you have. Give Bend, was in town Thursday nnd us a call. E. P. Anderson came over from extened her visit to Bandon. Dr. Whetmore made a profession the bay by Saturday's train and Timber coal and farm lands. The called to see his sister, Mrs. Jeff al trip to Myrtle Point the 22nd to Home Realty Co. Successor to Z . C. Strang in W . O. W . Building. Wilson, who has been very low, see Eric From.who recently suffered The barge Chinook arrived in but is improving. He went down a stroke of paralysis. the river on Thursday nnd is load the river the same day. Nice new line Ladie's corsets; also ing lumber at the Aberdeen mill. Misses corset waists,'just received at Have you examined that fine Pan J. W. Leneve. The right goods at the right ama dress goods at O Wilson A price at W. T. Kerr’s. A1 Flanders is having a severe Co’s. turn with sickness in his family, Pay The Misses Logan, Lena and W. V. Cope, of Floras creek, was Helen, came up from Bandon, Mon in town Monday on his to the bay, being the fourth son to take ill in day and went to the bay New Year’s being en route to his old home in the past 60 days. Dr. Whetmore, who is in attendance, reports him to day. Cauada for a visit. Mr. Cope has be in a precarious condition. You can get the best shoes at the rented his farm to J. M. Langlois, A complete stock of groceries, lowest prices at J. W, Leneve’s. and will probibly move with his flour nnd feed always on hand at John Flinn, of the Dora section, family to Coquille. Land A Lyons’. spent a day or so last week visiting O. Wilson A Co. have received As we go to press the news his son, Sherman, and family, of some good oil clothing. Be ready reaches us of the passing away of this city. for the rainy season. Henry RandlemaD, the aged pioneer Large assortment of Boys’ winter Mrs. Ella Sullivan came over of Bear creek, of whom we have suits at Robinson’s. from Marshfield one day last week made mention lately as being in LO C A L N EW S. ASSORTM ENT BEHOLD PALE FACE And G aze with Awe 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 St COMPANY COQUILLE OREGON. j ■■ K THE 0RI6INAL LAXATIVE M H C 0 U 6 H S YRU P p H B | ehhedysïaxâtive H omey = jâr Adi W . T. KERR ABSTRA CTS in 50 > n in and made arrangements with Mrs. C. O. Gilkey to handle the goods of the grand Union Coffee nnd Tea House, a permanent branch of For first-class watch repairing to which will be established in this city. to W. H. Sohroeder's. We are informed that D. G. Beal, Take your furniture which is out formaly of this place, has purchased o f repair to Anderson, the Uphols a farm of 2200 acres in Lascen ooun- terer. He will make it good as new. ty, California. The People’s Market keeps fresh vegetables. always Gospel meetings will be conduct ed by H. L. Ford and wife in the Church of Christ, commencing next Sunday. All are invited. Tinniog and plumbing done promptly by T. H. Mehl A Co.s. H. A. McDuffee and family con sisting of wife and seven children, arrived here Saturday from Nebras ka and are enjoyiug a visit with his uncle, W. E. McDu Tee, and cousins, E. A. McDuffee of this city and Bert McDuffee of Bear creek. They seem very much pleased with our section from what they have seen of it. very feeble health. Don’t forget BELSHAZZAR, Jan. 18-19. Masonic Opera House.— in Marshfield We guarantee every Mr. and Mrs.Cal Langworthy and infant daughter, of Aberdeen,Wash ington, also Mr. and Mrs. C. Piper nnd little Miss Evlyn, of the snme O U R M O TTO . place, passed through en route to the bay to spend the holidays with Z . C. Strang, President. relatives. pair to give Miss Fucia Sperry, of this city, who has spent the past two years at StJ Mary’s school io Knoxville, Illi nois, nnd who has traveled exten sively over the eastern states, re turned home last Saturday, having come down from Portland on the Alliance. She was met at Marsh field by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sperry. Her many young friends are highly pleased at her return. ABSTRA CTS ABSTRA CTS P lan t. > in -3 X > n H in > 55 in 72 > We are now ready to furnish correct att STRACTS at short notice, nnd orders will receive careful and prompt attention. 50 > n in Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ " Coquille Post Office. in 1 53 in 1 H 50 n H in " A Square Deal to One and All. C. R. Barrow, Secretary. MARSHFIELD FHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., J. 5. Barton, Abstractor. BSTRACTS you Satisfaction. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings a Specialty L ost . A large cameo set between Skeels’ store and Sentinel Office. The finder will leave at the latter place and receive reward. ABSTRA CTS A b stra ct w 1 o ► — » Shoes before buy ing elsewhere. Red clover bimso « iv«ry B oris ■ lilcSSJ,ia Wo have completed a thorough, up-to-date > Stilson & K ellogg ■■ A TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. > cc The rainy sea son is here and you shoud in spect our ine of Colonel R. H. Ross, the Bandon sawmill man, had business at the county seat a day or so the laBt of the week. Bast for Chlldrei ABSTRACTS Henry Sengstacken, Manager. A BSTRACTS > to H 72 > n in ABSTRACTS & M. & M. CO. hom e Realty Co. Manufacturers all hinds oj Lumber, Mouldings, etc. B a rg a in s in Real Estate. 142. 160 acres, 50 acres slashed, good house, barn, orchard. Only half mile from school. 149. 340 acres—fine dairy ranch—fine orchard, good house and barn. Is well watered, and near school, 153. 280 acres, 35 acres b ottom ; good house and barn, water, iped into both, close to school. 157. 120 acres, 30 acres bottom, 90 acres slashed and seeded, good orchard, nice house, two good barns, close to town and school. 161. 160 acres, 35 acres bottom,balance good hill pasture, good orchard,good house and barn. 55. 26 acres, well improved, house, barn, orchard. School and postoffice convenient. 61. 40 acres, all good bottom, part in cultivation,rest slashed; near school and postoffice. 63. 60 acres, all good land, good house and barn, nice orchard; near school and postoffice. L ost —A black silk waist, at Hersey’8 store or along tho street If you want a good sack of flour to tho Little church. Finder will call on Land A Lyons, they carry please leave same at this office. the White Spray. Be sure and see that fine Panama Commissioner o f Labor. O. P. dress goods at O. Wilson A Co’s, Hoff, of Salem, has our thanks for J. E. Martin, of Riverton, started the second biennial report of the for San Francisco on Christmas Bureau of Labor Statistics of the day. He will visit about over the State of Oregon just published. northern part of the state before he It is a neatly bound volume of 130 Builds up waste tissue, promotes returns. pages and contains a great deal of appetite, improves digestion, in W anted . A good horse or two information concerning the labor duces refreshing sleep, gives renew ed strength and health. That's weighing 1200 or upward. W. H of the state. what Hollister’s Rocky Mountoin Young, Coquille. A nice line of sheet music has Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. R. S. Knowlton. Capt. T. D. Holland, o f the steam just been received by C E. Birker A Co. Call early and get the best. The workmen having suffic er Eagle, plying between Marsh The piledriver o f J. K. McLeod iently completed their work on the field and North Bend, came over Friday, and on Saturday extended which had the misfortune to turn- new store building of P. E. Drane his trip to Bandon. Mr. Holland turtle during the high winds at at the corner of Second and Hall is enjoying going about now for the Bandon some time ago, has since streets in this city, the stock of gen 57. 80 acres,well Im proved, good honse, However eral merchandise was put in place barn, orchard; well watered, excel first for some time on account o f a sank at Rocky Point lent neighborhood, near school. it will be righted and ready for the latter part of last week and the very sore hand. first of this. Mr. Drane is now io 88 66 seres, 60 acres bottom , 48 seres business. There has been a great It pays to provide good books for cleared, two good orchards, good a nice new building of his own, and your children to read. The habit deal of work done by this machine honse and barn, well located, near lately. while a couple of streets back, the school— a bargain. of reading prevents worse habits. Furs make a niceChristmas present dangers from loss by fire will not 73. 70 acres, 28 acres bottom , balance The steamer Elizabeth sailed for for the ladies. Don’ t forget J. W j be so great, and will be even han- good hill posture, good house and San Francisco Thursday morning Leneve has them dier a great number of ouF barn, good orchard; close to school. at 8 o’clock, carrying a good-sized R. P. Hunt, o f Fourmile, was in ! townspeople. Mr. Drane h aving 87. 120 acres, 25 acres b ottom , 40 seres second bottom, 50 acres good bench cargo, and encountered a smooth 1 town one day last week as he was purchased the entire stock of gen - land, nice orchard, two houses and bur and plenty of water. With on his return from Eugene, Oregon,! eral merchande of Lockhart A Ford, two barns. Christmas trees at mast tops both wbitber he bad gone for a visit of Marshfield, at a closing out s«le, 93. 97 acres, 30 acres bottom, balance fore and aft »be presented a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. is in a position to offer some goo-1 pasture land,50 acres needed, 14 preltv scene gliding down the river. Hunt, for a long time residents o f bargains, while he is also filling in acres fine bench land, orchard, good The vessel may be expected on her this city. He tells us that (he old with new, fresh and up-to-date stock house and barn, close to school. return about one week from today people are fairly well at this time, in all lines. His new phone numbor — Tbu rsday. particularly the old gentleman, \is 353, Be sure and call him up. 109. 25 acres well im prove, good or chard, 22 acres cleared, good bones and barn, well Improved and well located. 115. 17 acres, 7 acres b otto m , all nice land, good house and h a m , land 125. well located— a bargain. 160 acres, good stock ranch, also 40 acres vonng tim ber. 880 acre stock ranch, two houses, and four barns. This is a good ranch. Purchaser m ay buy the stock with the ranch. 0. 47 acres, 41 acres in cultivation, 35 acres fine bottom, 12seres first-class bench land, good house and barn, nfee orchard, near school. CITY PROPERTY. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. GENTS' F URNI S HI NGS . 165. 101. Good house and barn w ith over an acre of ground; a bargain. 106. Two nice lots, good b am on sam e. 117. Good honae and barn, also 2 acres of ground if desired. 119. 129. 4 seres or more of ground, good house and barn, well located. Over 1 acre of land w ith good house and b a m . 131. Good honse, 2 nice lots, well lo cated. 147. Tw o acres good land w ith good house and barn . 351. House and four nice lots, a bar- gain. j 169. Nice new house with two good lots. Four choice lots well located. 195. 209. Good house and two lots, one splendid )>ottom lot for -nmlt-n close in . 206. Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co A nice tract of land, well located, part bottom , adjoining Coquille. 120. Fancy and Staple Groceries Nice house and lo t good im provem ents. CO Q U ILLE, OREGON. » fd , Dermine As a Dandruff Cure has no equal it stops the hair from falling and makes it grow................................... PRICE 50 CENTS. ; Slocum Drug Stor e Reliable Druggist