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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1907)
New line of ladies'ties at Robin- LOCAL N E W S . Draue’s phone at new store is 353. Fodder Corn and Vetch seed at Knowtton’B. The right goods at the price at W. T. Kerr’s. right Round Hill strawberries at Robin- Leave orders early. bod ’ s . “ Dement’s Best flour is the kind Drane sells. Mrs. D. F. Dean, of the H erald is visiting friends in Bandon. “ Dement’s • Best’ ’ Drane sells ib is the flour New lot of men’s tolescope hats at Robinson’s. An elegant lot of new silks just in at “The White House.” Sinclair’s hams and bacon at Land & Lyons’, Second street. Have you seen the little boys’ summer suits at Robinson’s? If you haven’t it will pay you to call. Oscar Lee of Long Creek, Grant county, arrived in this county last week and will spend some time here. Be sure and see that fine Panama dress goods at O. Wilson A Co’s, Attention, Red Men: One of the grand officers will be with us on the 31st. A lunch will be served. A large attendance is expected. Robinson’s store handles the Chippewa Loggers shoe in all styles. Puffed rice at Drone’s. 80n>8, Minnesota Burbank seed peta- Buy the Gotzian shoe at O. Wil- toes st Drane’s, son A Co a. Timber coal and farm lands. The A beautiful piano on sale at Bar- Home Realty Co. ker s Jewelry store. Fresh garden seed of all kinds at Mrs. A. R. Clinton made our of- Knowlton’a Drugstore, floe a short business visit yesterday, j Mr. ftn<i Mrs. P. L. Phelan, of G! A. Robinson has just received Myrtle Point, were passengers home a complete new liue of men’s negli- from the bay by Monday’s train, gee overshirts. I Dried peaches, dried apples, dried Rev. R. G. Sumerlin, of North prunes, at Land & Lyons. Bend, was a passenger to this city The posters are out advertising by Monday’s train. the annual meeting of the state New waists for spring and sum Pioneers’ association which takes mer at O. Wilson, & Co’s place in Portland in June. James Matheny came down from For quick sales, list your proper Myrtle Point Friday witn Mr. ty with the Pacific Real Estate Co. For bargains in shoes, see Drane Goebel, ttie socialist speaker, and at his new store. Mrs. Chas. Pinkerton and two accompanied him to tho bay. children, Fernand Roy, of Jack- W. C. Guerin, tire Myrtle Point Ladies! Call and see the new Bon, Montana, are in the city on a real estate man, was ¡ d town Mon line of belts and lacea collass at visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs. day. Kerr’s. J. C. Slagle. The People’s Market always W. L. Laird and daughter, Miss Give Land & Lyons a call when keeps fresh vegetables. Maryj of Bandon, were up two or you are in town. Don’t forget— The schooner Oregon sailed for three days the last of the week vis they lead and others follow. San Francisco with a a cargo of iting P. A Alford, and family. L. C. Bargelt, of the Myrtle Point lumber last Thursday. Robinson has just received a Enterprise, returned Monday from For first-class watch repairing to large assortment of Latest style Marshfield whither he had been to men’s hats. to W. H. Schroeder's. attend the electric road meeting. There is some talk of the people He reported a very enthusiastic Miss Jennie Curren, o f North Bend, is visiting Mrs. Linegar and of that section cleaning out the meeting. willows so as to make Beaver other friends in this city. P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice, Large line of Ladie’s shirt wasts slough better navigating for small a delicious dish for breakfast and boats. just arrived at Robinson’s. for sick folks- E. O. Hall was a Coquille visitor from the bay last Thursday. If Mr. Tozier has not on hand The steamer Elizabeth sailed for San Francisco last Friday, and will the harness you want he will order them for you. be due on her return tomorrow. Fred Nelson, proprietor of the Full line of Diamond W canned Coos Bay Iron Works, at Marsh goods at O. Wilson and Co’s. field, was over with Sunday’s ex Dr. Bancroft, the occulist, who cursion and remained over until has been in town several days prac Monday looking after business in ticing his profession, goes to Salem terests. this week. Step in and examine those new Buy your groceries at Land & spring shirt waists and skirts at Lyons’. Their stock is fresh and Robinson’s. up to date. J. G. Ranes and wife, of Tilla The Pacific Real Estate Co. will mook, were in town a few days show you property without you lately and closed a deal with the wearing yourself out walking, Call Home Realty Co. for the Neadeow at their office. place a short distance below town. W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, They are now in Portland. oils and-varnishes at J. A. Lamb & Straw and crash hats, canvas Co’s. shoes for women, men and children Jeff Wilson, who has been ill so at J. W. Loneve’s. long, is gradually improving. He Mrs. P. A. Graham and daughter, wont to Myrtle Point Saturday for Happy and son Bennie, accompan a little diversion. ied by Miss Grace McDuffee, start Swell assortment of children’s, ed for their former home at York boy’s.youths’ and men’s spring cloth Nebraska, last Saturday after a so ing at Robinson’s. journ of several months in this city, Darius Gant was down from Myr visiting relatives and friends. tle Point last Monday on buBines Call and examine the stitch-down connected with the settlement of> Loggers Shoe made at Chippewa the estate of his brother, Levi Gant Falls, Wisconsin. Robinson’s store. deceased, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Steele, of W anted . George T. Moulton, of Bandon, who have been in town Coquille, will pay the highest cash several days for a change for the price for chittim bark. doctor who has been in declining F. P. Mergill, offbearer at the health for some time went to the mill in this city, had the misfortune bay Monday. Mrs. Steele went up to get two of his fingers badly to their homestead on Coos rivor mashed by a large slab falling on the day following and the Dr. return them last Monday at about 11 a. m. ed to this city. It will be several days before he can W anted .-— Man or boy to work take his position again. on farm. Girl or wonintj for house Write Julius Kruse, Co- P lanerman W anted . — A first- work. class planermnn ¡ b wanted immedi quille-Marshfield route. ately by Riverton Lumber Co. The power schooner Casco bound W. T. Kerr, the merchant, hav ing purchased of W. H. Holverstott the dwelling on the corner of Third and Taylor, has had a new roof put on the building and many other changes made and will soon occupy the place as a home for his family. This will be a great deal more con venient for Mr. Kerr, being so much nearer his place of business. Fred Coleman employed by the Hmith Lumber Co. met with a pain ful scalp wound with ax on the 27th. Dr. Wetmore dressed the injury. Leavejyour orders for strawberries at Robinson's. Full weight one pound boxes. The excursion from Marshfield and Coquille to Baridou. Sunday was a grand success, requiring the stcamersJDispatch and Liberty to carry the crowd. Your money back if ‘White River’ flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A. Robinson. L. L. Paulson, a prominent lum. berman from Washington, and who Mrs. J. E. Tanner, of Aberdeen, is interested in the Big Hill Coal Washington, came in Saturday for Mining Co. which has some good a visit with her mother, Mrs. Joe property at Riverton, arrived here Hudson. This is her first visit for Monday with some machinery for a year or two, and her friends are the mine there. delighted to see her. L. J. Roberts of the MyrtlePoint O. Wilson & Co. have Oyster Enterprise, called on us this morn shell and grit, just what your ing. E. W. Stafford, a North Dakota chickens need. M arried . At the home of her newspaper man, has been in Coos son, Horace, in Tacoma, Washing county seveial days lately looking ton, March 29,1907, Mrs. Rose Van the country over aud rusticating Leuven to Capt. J. N. Nielson. They for a change. He is well pleased will reside in Aberdeen, Wash., with the looks of our section. Nuitrito or Socialist Coffee,” a where Mr. Nielson is a prominent fine and refreshing morning drink business man. at Draue’s. For Sale— A tine bull and 5 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Scheruert, milch cows. Inquire of Geo. E. Peo of Humboldt county, California, the ples, Coquille. latter beiug formerly kuow here as F. A. Daley, of Portland, presi Miss Alice Goble, were here last dent of the Portland Machinery week and among other friends Company, was in town the first of visited the family of Mr and Mrs. the week, being down on business. J. C. Wilson. His company is furcishiug C. A. Robinson his just received six Smith a large amount of the ma different patterns of the Chippewa chinery for his new mill. logging shoe. Dermain will positively cure dan M. O. Hooton who has been em druff, make the hair grow and stop ployed several days placing the new falling. At Slocum’s Drug Store. boiler in our mill at this place, got The H erald force has been en along as far as he could without the joying a bountiful supply of Round firebrick for the furnace, and they Hill honey. The farm of Mr. Todd not having arrived, he went to is especially’ favorably located in Bridge last Saturday where he will one of the best fruit and farming do some work while he waits. sections in the county, where bis F or S ale . 25 head of Angora bees have a perfect and an abund Gorts, also 4 head of young Berk- ant range. This honey is absolutely | s^‘ re brood sows. Inquire of H. L. firstclass and must bo tried to be appreciated. j Norway. Mrs. Dr. Culin and daughter, I Irma and Alice, and Mrs. V. R. We have a full line of mill feed | Wilson and Paul, Paul, started Friday rolled b rley, bran, shorts, mid ! for California for a visit with the dlings, ground bone and wheat. Re member our phone number 131 at ! Parents ° f Mesdames Culin and Wilson who live at Diamond in that Robinsons. closed i 8^ a*e- They went by way of the Coquille’s public schools bay per steamer. Mr. Wilson with last Friday, and our youn0 . . n, __ __ ; . , i started a day previous by way of folks are now preparing to make J 1 J Roseburg. the best of their vacation. On Fri If your want a good cup of coffee day evening an entertainment was try that Amber coffee at Land <fc given at the Mosonic Hall for the Lyons’. benefit of the school which was D on ’t M iss This. largely attended. The entertain ment consisted of a program of rec Mext Sunday evening at the itation, declamations, songs, drills, Methodist Episcopal church, the etc which were highly appreciated | sul)je(.t ¡H ..The Mrtn Wh„ Washed by all. On Ou Sunday evening Rev. His Hands.” Men are especially H. L. Ford delivered tho baccalau - 1 w anted at this meeting. Songserv- Subject Sunday rente sermon at the M. E Church, ices at 8 o’clock. 11 a. m “ Digging.” Sunday school South, nnd the house was packed 10 a. in.; Junior League 3 p. m. with a highly appreciative audience. Everyone Iuvite to these services. - « • * - On Monday evening the eighth N otice graduation exercises were given at the Masonic Hnll, and standing Notice is hereby given that all Coos room was well occupied. The pu County Warrants drawn on general road fund and endorsed prior to pils in the redition of their pro. April 1, 1907, will be paid ou pre gram acquitted themselves in such sentation at my office in Coquille a manoor as to reflect great credit City, Oregon. No interest will bo allowed after upon themselves as well as their in J. B. D clley . structor, Miss Smith, after which March 31, 1907. Treasurer Coos County Oregon. Attorney C. R Barrow made a Dated March 25, 1907. splendid talk. As we were closing ------------- ■ ^ i our forms je9terday evening the Residence tor Sale. tenth grade exeeises were ir prog Nice residence, Eight Rooms ress, and State Superintendent Ack erman is here to give an address, and bath large pantry. Hot and cold water up stairs and down, mod of which we will give a more ex ern conveniences. Nice lawn and tended report next week. fruit trees. For price and terms call on V. R. W ilson Coquille. Oregon. Sony! Soap! Soap! Call at Ijand <t Lyons’ for soap. They can sup TIM BER W A N T E D ply your wants. from San Francisco to Coos Bay has a large locomotive for the Coos Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Rail road and shipment of 6 flat cars. The latter is the first shipment of a large order of that class of rolling stock ordered some time ago by W. 8. Chandler. The order will probably be filled ia n short time. The new engine No. 5 is about the Garden seeds garden seeds at type of the No. 4 now in use on the Knowltons Drug store, a full sup road.— Times. ply of garden seeds. Both in bulk Those wishing fine carpet and and in packages. rug weaving done, will remember Mrs. Carl Hughes, formerly of that Mrs. K. Holverson now resides North Bend, who has been at Fresno in the H oberg home near the California, for some months for her Academy. health, arrived last Friday for a The most destructive and what visit with her parents, Capt. George might have been a seriously disas and Mrs. Leneve. She is not quite trous wreck occurred last Wednes as well as she has been since going day forenoon as No. 1, drawing the to Fresno, but some stronger than regular passenger train was about when she left here. She was ac even with King’s landing. When companied by her brother, Hugh as this train was nearing the up Leneve who has been with her on grade, about a dozen flat cars which her sojourn in California. had broken loose from a loging train Anyone wishing bouse moving or at the summit came down at such a other heavy work done can be ac rate of speed that Engineer Law- commodated by calling on H. L. horn nnd Fireman Noble saw at Varuey & E. O. Howe. once that a collision was inevitable. Prof. M. O. Hawkins returned The latter leaped at once, while Mr. Thursday from Chillicotbe, Mis Lawhorn stayed with the verge and souri, where he left Mrs. Hawkins till just before the crash came when and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. he made a leap which took him inio P Messer enjoying a visit with re the slough. Neither were hurt, and latives and friends o f their vouD ger passengers only got a little shakiug davs. Mr. Hawkins visited relatives up. Three of the flat cars were com F or S ale . New 8 Room Home; | at Rnlla, in the same state. He pletely demolished and the locomo central location; lot 100 x 108; has had a very pleasant trip, with tive was thrown from the track and garded and barn; exellent condition. | the exception of a little experience went squarely on its back in the address. P.O. Box 186 with a real thunder and hail storm marsh, badly jammed and broken. j Coquille Oregon. that did not look good to him. There were two or three of the train | He saw a nice large barn shot to men on the runaway cars who also j Cures Biliousness, Sick pieces and then burned by lighten had narrow escapes saving them- I Headache, Sour Stom ing, while the roofs of the houses selves by jumping. ach, Torpid Liver and were being beaten o i and all the Peas at 2 cents per pound on I C h r o n i c Constipation. windows on the north and west board the boat at the landing of j sides were broken by hail. Pleasant to take ' W. M. Hamilton, at Fishtrap. E. L. TOZIER NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that the bea ver Slough Drainage District will re ceive sealed bids for the construction of a drainage system in said district, in CooeOounty, Oregon, which willinclude the following: One ditch 410 feet long, 36 feet wide on the bottom, at the river bank, being the . . outlet of said proposed drainage system. R epairing O f One ditch 2640 feet long, 24 feet wide and 3% feet deep. HARNESS and EXTRAS and^ff^dtp'66110""' ° fe6t Wid6 e One ditch 5730 feet long, 20 feet wide and 3 % feet deep. One ditch 1968 feet long, 10 feet wide and 3 % feet deep. One ditch 7776 feet long, 24 feet wide and 3 % feet deep. One ditch 3696 feet long, 10 feet wide and 3% feet deep. One ditch 3102 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3>s feet deep. One ditch 3826 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3Va feet deep. The construction of one dyke on the upper portion of Beaver Slough 4090 feet long, 4'i> feet high, 2 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°. The construction of one dyke 212 feet long, across month of slough on upper portion of J. A. Davenport’ s land, at river bank, to be 2 feet higher than riv er bank, 10 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°, The construction of » dyke at the mouth of China Camp Creek, 30 feet long, 2 feet higher than river bank at that place, 10 feet wide on top and slope of sides 45°, One tide gate at the mouth of main ditch. The clearing of land and removal of all stumps necessary for all ditches, dykes and tide gates. All ditches to be dug and all dykes constructed along the lines and at the places indicated by the plans, map and survey of said drainage system now on file in the office of the County Clerk for Coos County, Oregon. Bids will be considered for the com plete system or any portion thereof. Any and all successful bidders will, before commencement of work, be re quired to enter into a written contract with good and sufficient sureties for the faithful performance of their contracts. All bids to be forwarded in sealed en velopes to J. A. Davenport. Secretary Beaver Slough Drainage District, Co quille, Coos County, Oregon, by June 22ond, 1907. Rights reserved to reject any and all bids. Dated May 22oml, 1907. B eaver S lough D rainaue D istrict , By J ohn Y oakam , President J. A. D avenport , Secretary, Board of Trustees. L. G. BROWN, J. C. Watson, of Cunningham, has several tons of fine grasshay for sale. Dr. Bancroft EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST Before purchasing Har ness elsewhere, get our prices, offering offering are the the Best Best Bargains in the County When You W ant Good Coal Buy PEART’ S COAL Leave Orders at Kerr’s Store Pittenger & W ard NORTH BEND, ORB. The only Compete line of M ILL and LOGGING SUPPLIES In the County Eerro Marine Engines W. C. ROSE, Agent, Coquille, Oregon Did You Ever Stop to Think . FOR VISUAL DEFECT EYE DISEASES, NERVOUS OR CHRONIC ILLS Consultation Free Next visit Coquille about July 15th The Coquelle Vally Packing Co. is paying 7J cents for first class beef, 8 cents for dressed pork nnd 12J cents for chickens live weight. »*•* - Wool! Wool!! J Buy your Spectacles Glasses of V. goods. R. Sure fit. and Eye Wilson. Bes.t Spectacles and eye glasses repaird correctly by one wno knows how. V. R. WILSON. Graduate Optician. TO w ifei Mm I £39 Wool!!! W. T. Kerr wants your wool. Will take all you have from 1 to 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be fore you contract. That it pays to buy the best at the lowest prices? W e buy the best that money can buy and sell on the lowest margin. Gents' Furnishings a Specialty. Come and examine our Shoe Department before purchasing. T. KERR Successor to Z . C. Strang in W . O . W . Building. HAVE Fat, Sleek Stock, AND Healthy Poultry, Manufacturers all hinds oj WHICH P A Y S Lumber, Mouldings, etc. Uss W A T K IN S ’ STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD. You can get chasers, from a pound to a ton, rom tbeir general agent, E ugene , O regon ORINO HameSS and Shoes. represent a distinct step in advance in marine engina construction. N o outside water pipes, not an ounce of superfluous weight, all bearings ad justable to take up wear. The Ferro works out the two-cyole problem in a way that develops a hitherto unheard of power, efficiency and reliability under all conditions. Yet the Ferro engines cost no more than other kinds. Just what this Ferro construction is, you must read our free catalog Children's sandals at Robinson's. Shoes that can’t be beaten at to appreciate; or better still, send ten cents for our complete Treatise on Marine Engines. 1, 2 and 3 cylinders; 1 1-2 to 25 H. P. Write Kerr’s. ub today. I mmediate D elivery . A hearty welcome ut Land & L y ons whether you come to see or buy. The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co., Cleveland, Ohio. it in bulk, in quantities to suit pur. rill pay cash for timber land DEALER IN Laxative Fruit Syrup H. B R E N W A L D , Coquille. C l e a n s e s the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of pimples and blotches. It Is guaranteed New line of Clothing, Shirt W aists. Fine Assortment of Embroderies and Laces. Dress Patterns of ten yards each—Biggest Bargains yet. John Ebert’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Men’s W alkovers. Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co