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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1907)
H erald 'Pbooe, Main 55. New line of ladies' ties at Robin An elegant lot of new silks just in at “The White House." Winter goods ut cost at Wilson’s. son, s. Oyster shells and grit for Blue stem seed wheat al L.uul k Plenty of mill feed at Land & Ly ket at Kerr’s. chickens nt O. Wilson k Co’s. Lyons'. ons'. Draue’s phone at new store is 353. Capt. Butler has the lumber on Choice onion sets at Knowltons Seeds of all kinds always on hand Shoes that enn’t he beaten nt the greund opposite his home near Drugstore 12Jc lb. at Land k Lyons’. Kerr's. the academy for putting up a build Try a package of Dr. Price’s Cel- Rolled Barley in any quantity at ing to be used as a store. Go to Drane’8 for “ Demant’s lery Food, sold by Land k Lyons Land k Lyon’s. New spring and summer dress New waists for spring aud sum Bent” flour. O. Wilson k Co. have Oyster goods just shelves at Mrs. Nosler'r. mer at O. Wilsou, k C o’s Mrs. M, H. Hersey suffered a shell and grit, just what your Is successfully operated by The Prosper and Carman k Crites Full line of Diamond W canned ' severe attack of rheumatism last chickens need. a boy or girl, and with ease goods at O. Wilson and Co’s. sawmills on the lower river are in | week. J. E. Quick has opened a general the throes of a labor strike. The milks frdm twenty to twenty- Boak. At Bandoti, March 31, 1907. Ladies! Call abd see the new wood working repair shop next men in both mills, numbering about to Mr. and Mrs. Crow a daughter | line of belts and lace collass at 60 el) told, walked out last Wednes- door to the Sentinel office. fiUe cows per hour. Ho ex Large stock of grass seed at Kerr's. day because an advance of 50 cents Ladies' Sweaters, wrappers and Knowlton Drug Store. Bom. In Coquiile April 1, 1907, per day per man was refused. The pensive machinery required. underskirts at O, Wilson it Co’s, B orn . At Norway, Oregon, March to Mr. aodMrs. W. mills are still idle. H. Lyons, a The Home Realty Co,( has tne Cost of Milker within reach 25, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. daughter. F or S ale Good single buggy Houton, a sod . buyers. List your property with The Mountain Springs creamery harness. Inquire of E. A. Barnett, them. of the smallest producer. See the beautful display of silver will begin the season's work Mon Coquiile. ware in the window of E' C- Barker day, April 8th. Attention Dairymen, Knowlton A. W. Kelly of this place got the k Co. J. F, Haga, of Parkersburg, made has a large stock of fodder corn, painful and unexpected news of the To arrive at J. W. Leneve’s in a beet seed, carrot seed, and Vetches. the H erald a pleasant call while in death of his oldest brother, Fred few days: Long silk and kid gloves,, . The railroad bridge crew has E. Kelly, one day last week. The also more spring and summer dress 1 1 Representative for Coos County. been engaged in rebuilding the brother succumbed to illness in goods. Bing up 131 or send your orders trestles in the south end of town Seattle on March 19 th while enroute Write for Descriptive Literature F or S ale .— Good true span o f ! to Robinsons store and have your and near the Aasen railroad junction to Coquiile to visit his kinsmen. horses of 1200 lbs each. J. F. Bui- goods delivered at once, the past week. Other trestles are That| he was near death or even LOO A L N B W S . lack, Coquiile. j Kerr has a full and complete to be rebuilt or filled in. sick was unknown to his brothers, Call at Robinsons’ and take a stock of groceries and is looking A New lino of infants long and and the word that came was hence a A beautiful piano on sale at Bar look at those new Cluett coat shirts every day for the best selection of The remains were Short clothes just received at Mrs. great shock. ker’B Jewelry store. fall and winter clothing ever. The very latest. taken to MaDdon, North Dakota, for Nosler’s. Large stock of blank Books at burial by the Odd Fellows, of which Straw and crash hats, canvas Dermain will positively cure dan Knowlton’s Drugstore. Mrs. Ellis and the Sunday Bchool order the departed was a member. shoes for women, men and children druff, make the hair grow and stop For drst-class watch repairing to at J. W. Losevs s. falling, At Slocum’s Drug Store. of the Methodist Episcopal church Places to Rent. Those wishing desire to express their appreciation to W. H. Schroeder s. William Gallier, of Bandon, who The Royal Neighbors had a good and thanks to all those who assisted fo rent ranches will call upon or ad New summer goods to arrive at h-iB been somewhat indisposed for time nnd banquet at their meeting in making the Easter Exercises at dress W. L. Kistner, Coquiile. O. Wilson k Co’s next week. a few days, is much improved. Leslie, the 15 year old son of B last Friday evening. The affair the church last Sunday evening a Chns. Lorenz and wife of Ban- C. Lehmauowsky of Myrtle Point, A E. Guyton, mauaging editor was in the nature of a surprise ex success. don were visitiDg relatives here of the Coos Bay Times, was in Co- tended to Bro. Oliver Wilson be died from spinal meningitis, aggra Robinson has just got more of vated by home sickness, at Seattle, Sunday. quille Monday On Ilia way ;to cause of his recent matrimonial ven those up-to-date snappy shoes than on the night of March 21st. The Choice onon sets at 121 cents at Bandon. ture and it is needless to say that a he can get on his shelves. boy had left a good home at the Knowlton'si Drugstore. very pleasant evening was spent. Will Oddy will take charge of the The three creameries of this vi Point lRst September rather than Land k Lyons' is headquarters People’s Market book, collecting We have just received a large as for all kinds of feeds. all bills for that institution in the sortment of the famous Cluett and cinity are running on a supply of go to school, and sought to make cream that is increasing day by day. his living among strangers. He There was a dance and social future. Monaroh shirts for men. Robinson’s It will be some little time before the was found crying nnd ill by a po good time at Myrtle Point Saturday The dance at Arago last Saturday J. W . Lint, the photographer, who cream supply is at its normal height, liceman in the Washington metrop night. Many were in attendance. night was very largely attended and has been working with J. J. Owings the season as yet being but little ad olis and sent to a home where his O. Wilson & Co, are selling out a good time was had by everyone. of this placej for the past few months, condition became worse and he died vanced. The new hall is a spacious and well winter stock at actual cost, as stated. The remains have been moved to Bandon yesterday, where Robinson has just received a large W. H. Mansell sold hie livery arranged structure. shipped to Myrtle Point for burial. he expects to open a now gallery in Auytbing in ladies and misses about ten days. Mr. Lint is capa shipment of ladies muslio, knit un business last Thursday toOeo. Con W. T. Kerr carries the Stillson derwear, corset covers and etc. corsets and corset waists at Mrs. ger wbo is now conducting the same ble of doing first-class work in the k Kellogg loger shoes— best on and will keep it up to its former Nosler's. Rev. H. M. Branham and wife picture line and will spare no pains earth— aud every pair is guaranteed. popularity Frank Burkholder was having returned from their trip in Master Thomas, son of Mr, nnd in making his work satisfactory. F. S, D ow , the commission man instrumental in effecting the deal. the east, regular preaching servi Mrs, Franz Thomsen, of tne Star Mrs. J. E. Perrott is closing out E. 0. Barker, the jeweler, went ranch below Bandon, came up last at cost her entire stock of millinery, ces will begin at the M. E. Church of Marshfield, has been negotiating South next 8abbath. Subject at 11 with Allen Collier for the erection week to take instructions on the to Bandon Monday on business. fancy goods, ladies’ aDd children's a. m. “ Springtime-—and good seed of a warehouse 75 by 150 feet in The Bandon Concert Band, un violin from Prof Henry. underwear and hosiery. to sow;” at 7:30 P.M. “ A True Hero.” size on the latter'e ground between S eed O ats . George Robinson, at der the able leadership of Prof. E. the railroad depot and the Myrtle Edwin Elliugson is pushing work All are cordially invited. B. KauBrud, gave a very enjoyable Roy place, has a fine of lot seed oats Grove Creamery in this place. The rapidly on Miller’s new freight boat, concort at that place Suoday even for sale. Every day brings fresh revela plans and agreements are perfected, and expects to have it ready for ing. tions of rottenness in the municipal but a delay is made necessary to ar W. B. Rohrer retitrned last week launching in a few weeks. The affairs of San Francisco, and it now from an extended trip east, having G. A. Robinson has receiv od a range for a spur from the railroad boat, a staunch ernft will be 55 feet visited Chicago and a large number in length and supplied with gas transpires that there is nothing to tracks. Mr. Dow purposes rees big lot of his jents spring suits. W. C. King, F. G. McCann and of the principal cities west of that power. She will carry freight be compare with it even in the days of tablishing his branch comission bus J. Mink, expert millwrights and point. Be brought back with him tween Coos bay, this river and Tweedism in New York. If Ruef iness here at as early a date as and Schmitz and some others are possible. carpenters, passed through town a bride whom he fouud in the state Port Orford. not landed behind prisou bars there for Bandon Thursday to assist in of Missouri. Ladies, do you do eyelet embroi will be a sad miscarriage of justice Call on L ind k Lyons for staple the construction of the C o iy Lum ber Co’s mill. They were Irorn and fancy groceries. All goods dery? If not, call at the White at the coast’s metropolis. House and buy a piece and be guaranteed. Portland Send your order to Land k taught free of charge. Lyons and get your goo Is delivered The regular Skating schedule is Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Branham promptly. We run our own delivery returned home Friday after an ab as follows: Henry Holm, the Marshfield sence of six weeks snent in the meat market man, passed through northeastern part of Knnsas whith Tuesday, Thursday and towD on Thursday with a carload er they had cone to attend at the of fine fat sloerB which had been Saturday nights for all from bedsi le of Mrs. Branham’s sister fed and fattened at the stock ranch during her late illness which sadly of W. L. Hood, near Etelka. They 7:30 to 10 p. m. proved fatal. Mr. Branham tells us were in fine condition and the that Kansas is experiencing an un- Marshfield people will have an op Matinee, Wednesday and ' usually mild winter nnd good crops portunity to secure tome first-class | are abundantly promised. W e spend what other people beef when these are put on Mr, Saturday afternoons from 2 When you wish to pul in an or* Holm's block. call the dull days of March and to 4:30 p. m. fo r Ladies and | der for some fresh groceries, don’t April making customers-not money; I have accepted the agency for ¡forget to ring up the entirpriso White River” Flour nnd will guar their escorts. building up business--not bank ac | Meat Market, they keep thtm. antee every sack. Geo. A. Robin- counts. There’s a well beaten GAGE & NOSLER, Props n. i Assessor Thrift and his (deputy J. path. It leads directly to our doors. S. Lawrence, came over from the Capt. C. P. Jensen of Bandon, Throngs of buyers traverse it day TO HAVE j bay to spend Sunday nt home wbo was in town last Friday, in after day. Shows that we are I John is working the ten-mile coun- f >rms us that the uew steamer “ Ban- | strengthening the friendly business j try this week and feff around the don,” intended for the Coquiile riv- i bay. Deputy Hansen is interview er San Francisco run, will be ready I relations between the store and the AND ing the property owners of the for her initial bath about tbc I public without which there can be Myrtle Point region. Mr. Thrift middle of May. Then she will tie | no success. will go to Bandon in a couple of taken to San Francisco to receive weeks and Mr Lawrence will likely her machinery, and by July 15th WHICH PAYS work the Coquiile territory. will bring her first cargo to the Bandon dock. The new steamer is For S ale . —A dark b a y mare Us? W A T K IN S ’ STOCK AND weight 1150 pounds, good all.round being built nt North Bend, and POULTRY FOOD. You can gel Land k Lyons carry all kinds of The People’s Market always worker— fine single driver, 12 years Captain Jensen, formerly ol the seeds. keeps fresh vegetables. •: „ old, price $80. Inquire of M. T. Elizabeth, will be her commander it in bulk, in quantities to suit pur Your money back i f ‘ White River’ Clinton, Arago. Be sure and see that fine Panama In makiug biead from “ White chasers, from a pound to a ton, flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A. dress goods at O. Wilson k Co’s, River” Flour we use one fifth less The petition ciiculated asking the from tbeir general agent, W. P. Fuller’s prepared paints, Robinson. flour than you would of ordinary County Commissioners to call an The Coquiile Tribe of Red Men oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb k grades. Geo. A. Robinson, agent. H. BRENWALD, Coquiile. will trail to Marshfield tomorrow election throughout the county Co’s. the first Monday in June to secure BEE THE O. Wilson & Co. have fine line of evening to initiate several new can another expression on the liquor ladies’ sweaers, wrappers and didates. The Reds and their “ vic question was closed last Friday and tims” will take the Marsefield wig underskirts. wam by storm and expect to have a formally filed with the County. W. A. Goodman moved his dwell royal time. They will be accompan Clerk, The petition conta ns about ing— the former R oot cottage— to ied by the Fire Department Band. 340 names, we are told, which ie much more than the required ten bis lots east of Hall street since our F ob S ale . Eight hed of -elect per cent of the vote cast at the elec last issue. dairy cows—all fresh by April, and Phone us your orders and they a DeLaval separator 450 lbs per tion last year, but the clerk is only will be delivered at once. Robin hour new. A1 Willard, Prosper. permitted to count such uames ns appear on the last printed register. sons, phone 131. Mrs. Nosier, of the New Store, If this number totals ten percent W. E Thresher late of Los Vegas, has just received the following then it is probable the election will To sell. Also land to Rent. N, M., will take charge of Hume’s goods: Silk waistings in pretty be called. paper, the Radium, at Wedderburn, plaids and checks, the latest plaid We have a full line of mill feed, it is reported. Mr. Thresher is suitings both in wool and cotton, both a journalist and attorney. Swisses, silk mulls, silk dots, organ rolled b'riey, bran, shorts, mid dlings ground bone, and wheat. Re W arted . — One hundred and fifty dies, India lioens, nainsook, percale member our phone number’ 131, at Muslin and knit cords of 30-inch wood cut. Enquire and ginghams. underwear, ladies’ hosiery, gents’ Robinsons. of G. 8. Davis, Norway. half hose and neckties in the latest The City Council met in regular A. J. Sherwood’s gasoline pleas styles. Gall and examine goods. 1 monthly session Monday evening. The County Seat o f Coos ure boat the “ Mud Hen” is about F or S ale . A nice new four room A number of bills were allowed and ready to be placed in the river. She County. Fine Locations it was ordered to build two blocks will be as speedy and pretty as any cottage and lot 55x100 feet in the of sidewalk in front of the Paulson-1 Cheap----------------------- • north part of town. Inquire of E. of them when once set in motion. W. Gregg or at the H erald office. Nye-Belloni - Schroeder residences. Knowlton has on hand a large | The matter of the annual municipal J. C. Watson, of Cunningham, election which is to occur May 13th stock of choice clover seed at the lowest price possible for choice seed. last week received for setting pur came up for discussion and action. poses a large lot of White and At thia election a Recorder and 3 For Sale in Myrtle Point, Bandon, The program for the Eugene sub- Brown Leghorns and Minorca eggs Councilmen, vice Lamb, Kerr and district Ministerial Convention and from the Petaluma, California, 8chroeder, are to be cbogen, and Marshfield, North Bend, Bangor. the annual session of the Coos Co. chicken farms, and will soon have Epworth League, both of which are for sale fine thoroughbred chickens the people will likely be asked to Yarrow, Glasgow, Empire City Voice themselves respecting the cow I to be held in Coquiile from April 17 or eggs of these varieties. Mr. nuisance and a municipal electric to 21, will appear next week. Watson is going to a great deal of plant The following election ofifi- When in need of that suit don't trouble and expense introdocing Cers w«re appointed: Judges.—J P fail to look through our stock; new, and keeping np fine herds and ] Goodman, David Fulton and A W supply and up to-date. Geo. A. flocks, but is being welt rewarded Kelly. Clerks.— Geo H Baxter, E for his enterprise. W Ferris and Geo T Moulton. Robinson. COQUILLE, OREGON For red seed oats call on Land k The Greatest Invention o f Lvons. the A ge for the Dairyman Best Loggers' shoes on the mar THE MEHRING foot Power Milder Jas. N. Jacobson, JOHN Y O A K A M , President- J. M. W A G N E R, Vice President. ENTERPRISE fflEfIT CO. Successors to Dean & Morgan. Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy and Staple Lard, Ham and Bacon Groceries PHINCIPflL PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOH N YOAKAM W. T. DEMENT. J. W . W A G N E R -F O K A - Ghood. Slia-vre and. HTair C u t GO TO Chas. Moomaw’s Successor toR. E. Nosier. Across the street from Hotel f'oauille First Class Bath Room in Connection. ‘ Hot and Cold Water. W. H. SCHROEDER‘ Watchmaker and Jeweler, F r o n t S tre e t, GOQU IL.L.E, AU. w o r k OREGON. g u a r a n t e e d . W e ’ rti Cranks Ou Shoos, so they toll us when we are buying. Perhaps we are. Nothing less than the very best obtuiuable is good enough for us, and the price must be right too. Everybody Skate W ith Every Sale we W . T. DEMENT Sec’y A Mgr. Here’s a shoe as easy as an old one, yet it fits perfectly, no surplus space, no rubbing, no pinching, no cramped toes, easy on the feet easy on the purse. Strive to W in a Friend and Steady Partron Eat, Sleek Stock, Healthy Poultry, LAND & LYONS. Home Realty Co. They have Bargains One hundred years ago clothing such as we show today was simply out of the question. We have sold a better suit all winter nt $15 than George Washington had when he was President. We are selling this suit now for $10. Wouldn’t George think he had struck something besides a cherry tree if he looked in our store today? We know that the $10 suits would be good enou ,'h for him— they’re good enough for anybody. W . T. KERR Successor to Z . C. Strang in W . O. W Building. C. M. ALSO LOTS AND P R O P E R T Y The Home Realty Co. M. CO. Manufacturers all kinds oj Lumber, Mouldings, etc. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. G E N T S * F U R N I SHINGS. Fancy and Staple Groceries FARM, TIMBER, COAL LANDS Coquiile >ooooo<= City Property in Coquiile... & and Mercantile Co People of the Coquiile Val ley as well as those of Coos Bay should not fail to take ad vantage ol the low prices and first-class work done by P R A T T & DEAN ' PHOTOGRAPHERS Coast Mail Building. North End Front Street Marshfield, Oregon.