LO CAL N E W S .
Fruit jars at J. W. Leneve’s.
Puffed rice at Drane’s.
APPALLING MA
RINE DISASTER
New line of ladies' belts at R ob- i New line ot ladies' ties at Robin-
; son,s.
Draue’s phone at new store is 353. ¡neon’s.
Mason jar rubbers and lids at T. >
Children's BaudaU at Robinson's.
Fruit jars, tops and rubbers at
H. Mehl A Co.’s store.
Economy fruit jars at O. Wilson Lnod A Syone’
LOST
Harry and Eckley Guerin were OVER 60 LIVES
A Co’s.
Drane’s Surprise Sales of Satur­
down from Myrtle Point last Wed |
days
for
bargains.
John Perry starts for Idaho this
nesday.
P u u n ia r Steamer Columbia Sunk
week.
Thomas Ashton, of Parkersburg
The People's Market always
Shoes that can't be beaten at was in Coquille ou F .’ day.
Midnight Collision with Steam
keeps fresh vegetables.
Kerr’s.
Schooner San Padro
Fine line of spring and summer 1 A. M. ADger was up from his I j
W. H. Hull was up from Riverton goods jusin at Kerr’s.
camp on Saturday looking after
Thursday.
John Holst, of Arago, had busi­ business matters.
(Extracts from Special to the Times)
Nice line of silks just arrived at ness in town on Friday.
O. Wilson A Co. have Oyster
San Francisco, July 22.— In one
Mrs. Nosler’s.
Fresh vegetables at LandALyons’ shell aDd grit, just what your o f the worst inarme disasters in the
Henry Grady, of Norway, was in — Second street, Coquille.
chickens need.
history of the California coast be­
town Thursday.
Will Oddy, the real estate man, tween 100 aud 150 lives were lest,
Robinson has a full line of Bus­
Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar­ ter brown shoes for boys and girls. starts for Portland today.
T. A. as far as has been learned, by the
ket at Kerr’s.
Dr. Wetmore made a profession­ Walker will look after his office midnight
collision between the
H. A. Wethy went to Bandon al visit to Myrtle Point yesterday. during his absence.
Steamer Columbia and the steam
don yesterday.
Best stock of shoes on the river lumber schooner San Pedro, in
T. B. Wheeler, the Bandon real
Mart Sberrard, of Port Orford, estate man, visited the bay last Kerr’s.
Shelter Cove, 12 miles southwest ot
G. C. Price was up from Riverton Mendocino-Humboldt county line
was in town on Saturday.
week.
Saturday Dight and tested the but­ between 12 and 1 o’clock Sunday
Don’t nnss Drane’s Surprise Sale
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Mosir of
ting qualities of the Modern W ood­ morning.
Only meagre informa
next Saturday.
Gravel Ford were in town one day
man goat along with 17 others.
tion of the tragedy has been obtain­
Chas. Smalley has gone to Beaver Inst week
Land A Lyons will guarantee
Hill for a while.
Robinson’s store handles the every sack of White Spray flour. ed, though every effort has beeu
made to secure the facts.
Scores
Mr and Mrs. J. R. McGee were Chippewa Loggers shoe in all Give us a trial.
styles.
Parties wishing to Breed to the Cleuelan d Bay Station Tempest or Black Warrior Jack
o f telegiams were sent to Eureka,
were up to town last Thursday.
Ed Boyrie and family of Portland
the nearest point of importance and Commodore will find them at their stand at Johnson’s Mill during the summer,
Quick makes ironing boards to
“ White Rjver” Flour is the best
are here visiting his mother and all remain unanswered.
The facts
order form 50 cents up. One door
Robinson has it.
W . H. LYONS, Owner
EVERETT SLAGLE, Manager
other members of the family as well known here were brought by the
north
of
Sentinel
office.
I. A. Otto of Bancroft was a bus­
as a large number o f friends in this
Steamer Roanoke and the Steamer
W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, section.
iness visitor to Coquille Saturday.
Daisy Mitchell, which arrived in
oils
and
varnishes
at
J.
A.
Lamb
A
Cures Biliousness, Sick
C l e a n s e s the system
Dr Bancroft, the occulist, will bo
]^ u S a x e .
A good double-end San Francisco this afternoon.
Co’s.
in town the 30th and 31st of this
Headache,
Sour
Stom­
thoroughly
and clears
fish boat, cheap— practically new.
The'Columbia, while bound from
H. J. Radabaugh was down from See T. A. Walker."
month.
ach,
Torpid
Liver
and
sallow
complexions
of
San Francisco to Portland with 189
Norway on Saturdvy. He is just
Buy the Gotzian shoe nt O. Wil­
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell, formerly passengers and crew of 60 was ram­
C
h
r
o
n
i
c
Constipation.
pimples
and
blotchea.
recovering from a serious sick spell.
son A Go’s.
Miss Alice Sneed and residing at
Pleasant to take "
It is guaranteed
Oall on Land A Lyons for Hire’s this place, is here from Los ADgeles, med by the San Pedro, southbound
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Farmer of
for
this
city.
The
sea
was
smooth
Root Boer; you can get it right off
FOR
SALE
AT SLO CUM’3 DRUG STORE.
Cal., and is expecting her husband but the weather foggy.
Cody’s camp, were up to town shop­ the ice.
The San
to join her at once.
ping Monday.
Pedro, looming ont of the mist a
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rice, of Ban­
C oquille W in s Again.
"Dements Best” is the flour croft, visited their daughter, Mrs
“ WANTED.
“ Oregon
Grape few ship-lengths away bore dewn
Root will pay Sets per lb for same on the Columbia at a high speed,
Drane sells it.
The ball game last Sunday on the
Joe Fish, of this city the last of the
G qoroe T. M oulton .
Timber coal and form lands. The week.
despite frantic efforts to avert the local diamond between Bandon and
An excellent sermon by Mr. Qua-
Home Realty Co.
Buster Brown Blue Ribbon pat­ termsss and several beautiful songs impending disaster, and with a crash Coquille was another easy game for
C. I. Kime of Bandon went to the ent leather Oxford ties for boys at
sank her stem fully 10 feet into the the Coquille boys and they are still
by his friend, Mr, Armstrong, were
bay Monday on business and re- Robinson’s.
Columbia’s port-bow.
Nearly all a good safe distance in the lead for
✓
enjoyed by a large congregation at
tu rned yesterday.
S. W. P. signifies 3berwin Wil- the Christian church Sunday night, the Columbia’s passengers, and the coveted pennant, although they
many of her crew, were in their cab did not play as good ball aB usual,
A beautiful piano on sale at Bar­ liarns Paints, the most popular on
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Mussell of ins and bunks when the crash
ker’s Jewelry store.
and had they put as ragged a game
earth and the best to put on your
Portland were in town a few days came. As the San Pedro backed
Mrs. Kinnicutt and daughter, house.
in previous contests with the bay
lately, the latter visiting relatives away the sea poured in through a teams they would have been up
Mrs. Archer, of Myrtle Point, weje
Robinson has just receive(T''eix
while the former went to North ragged hole in tho Columbia’s bow
against the real thing.
Hohn
in town Wednesday.
different patterns of the Chippewa
Bend with a view to finding a bus­ and in fine minutes the vescel sank
logging
shoe.
pitched a good game for Bandon
Watch Drane’s Surprise Sales
iness location.
to the bottom of the deep waters of but his support was weak at critical
Saturday for Bargains.
Wm. Johnson, the barber, has
The VV. H. Mullins Compauy of Salem, Ohio— widely known ns the
W anted . George T. Moulton, of Shelter Cove, which closed over the times, and Coquille’s errors were
J. W. Briggs has just completed had charge of the shop of Charles
Coquille, will pay the highest cash tips of her masts.
largest
builders of small boats ill the country— install Ferro Engines and
mnde when they did not affect the
the contract of putting a new floor Moomaw during bis. absence in the rice for chittim bark.
no others. Befoie placing their order for the year they made very ex­
According
to
J.
S.
Flynn,
a
pas-
score.
Bandon
had
all
the
bases
bills
for
recreation.
and railing on the Henry street
W. F. McDaniel, the carpenter senger on the Roanoke, Captain
full twice and there they were— Col­ haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result w. a an
bridge.
Soap! Soap! Soap!
Call at Land
and contractor, who has been work­ Doran, of the Columbia, succeeded
lier would get busv and either put initial order for 500 Ferro Engines—the largest single order ever placod.
Robinson has the "White House” A Lyons' for soap. They can sup­ ing on the bay for some weeks,
ply
your
wants.
in
launching
four
life
boats
and
them out by the strike-out route or If such large en ,'ine buyory as tbe Mullins Co. stake their whole year’»
shoes for ladies and men.
spent Sunday with his family in this two rafts before the Columbia
busmens on the Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines
an easy out to the infield.
Seventh
Day
Adventist’s
annual
There is some complaint made
city. He expects to move to Marsh­ sank. Flynn, in an interview, Btated
made, certainly you ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that
Score by Innings:
about dead animals being put in camp meeting begins at Gravel field in a short time.
the Ferro Engine has in fact the superiority we claim for it.
that
88
passengers—all
men—
got
Bandon
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1—
3
Ford
on
the
2Gth
and
continues
10
the river, or allowed to float about
Mrs. A. D. Walcott of Marshfield away in this manner and were saved; Coquille
The
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
days.
All
invited.
0
1
4
2
1
0
0
1
*
-
9
in the stream. This is a violation.
passed through town Monday on that Captain Doran acted with great
Summary: Three-base hits— How­
W
.
C.
ROSE,
Agent,
Coquille,
Oregon
Will
Cluyborn
who
has
been
in
New waists for spring and sum­
her way to Baodon to see her moth­ coolness in the face of death and ell, 2. Two-base hits—Lorenz, Prey,
Oakland, Cal., for some time past
mer at O. Wilson, A Go’s
er, Mrs. D. J. Lowe, who sustained went down with his ship. Flynn Peralta. »Base on balls--Collier, 1;
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rice are in returned yesterday and is enjoying a fall at her home in that place and
is further quoted as saying that no Hohn, 4. Double play—Nosier to
a
visit
with
old
friends.
town now, Mr.Rice having resigned
was suffering from its effects.
one of the hundred odd women pas­ Lorenz. Struck out— By Collier, 6;
If
you
want
something
up-to-date
his position nt Carter's camp near
sengers
were saved. Shortly after by Hohn, 6.
F
o
r
S
a
l
e
;
One
bay
mare,
7
years
Hit by pitched ball—
Etelka, which will shut down in a in a suit of clothes, Men’s Bovs’ or old, well broke.
Must go at once. the collision the steamers Roanoke, Blackerby, 2; Furman, Deverix, Fie-
youth’s, Robinsou has there
few days.
Call or aderess this office.
Elder and Daisy Mitchell, all south­ ger, L. Cox, Nosier. Umpires—
O. E. Marsters of Myrtle Point
Big varieties of patterns to choose
Wm. Warner bad the misfoitune bound, came on the scene and stood Sneddon and Chapman.
returned yesterday from Marshfield
from in Robinsons clothing stock.
to fall partly through a bedroom by. The Elder took the Sau Pedro
North Bend and Marshfield had
where he bad gone to consult Dr.
Dr. Wetmore started overland
window at Hotel Coquille on the in tow and latest reports announce aother try-out at Marshfield which
Straw, the ear, eye and throat
via Roseburg Sunday for Newport,
19th. With the exception of the their arrival in Eurbka. Near the resulted in a score of 15 to 5 in fa­
specialist.
Oregon, where be goes as a dele­
loss of blood, a few stitches by Dr. scene of the wreck the Roanoke vor of North Bend.
For Sale, one work horse six
gate to the grand council of Red men
Wetmore made him good as ever.
picked up a life raft and found un­
years old, weight over 1300 pounds.
Coquille goes to Bandon next
which meets at that place.
Swell assortment of children’s, derneath it the dead body of Ed­ Sunday and Marshfield to North
Apply to Frank Nelson, Norway.
boy ’s.youths’ and men’s spring cloth­ ward Butler, of Portsmouth, N. H.
For quick sales, list your proper­
O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, return­
Bend.
ing at Robinson's.
ty with the Pacific Real Estate Co.
LATER
ed yesterday having been ou a ten
STANDING OF CL CDS.
J. G. Fish returned from Portland
Mrs. Will Gauntlett, formerly a days’ visit with his son Walter, of
Eureka, July 22. — Hourly tbe
p. W. L.
Name
resident of Curry county, but now Oakland, Cal., having come up on Saturday where he had gone with death li«t of the marine horror
6
1
Coquille............... 7
Mrs. Fish for medical aid.
She shrinks.
of Seattle, Wash., passed through the Plant Monday.
The best advices tonight North Bend.
a
4
7
had undergone n surgicnl operation are that 177 of the 249 souls on
town last Wednesday ou the way
3 4
Mrs. John Kronenburg of this
7
Marshfield....
successfully and was getting along board the Columbia escaped death
to her old home for a visit.
1
6
city and daughter, Mrs. Dr. W. G.
B andon............... 7
J. W. Leneve carries the Bradley Owen, of St. Louis, Mo.,who is here nicely when Mr. Fish started on when that vessel went to tbe bottom
Logger shoes. Every pair guaran­ on a visit, went to Bandon Monday his return.
near shelter Cove,between miduigbt
teed.
The Coquelle Vallv Packing Co. and one o’clock Sunday morning. A
for a few days outing on the bench.
MMèfi
is paying 71 cents for first class beef,
The pair of ladie’s shoes left at
Foil RENT
A nice large front 8 cents for dressed pork nnd 12J hundred and seven of the Colum­
this office for the owner has not room in a desirable location. Would
bia’s passengers and 37 of tbe crew
cents for chickens live weight.
been called for. If the owner is not do for two. Call at the H erald
have been brought to this city bv
The Carman-Crites Lumber Com­
a subscriber and reader of the H ex - office.
TKA1N SCHEDULE NO. 2.
the Steamer Elder, which towed the
There is to be a lecture on Chris­ pany, of Prosper, will receive the schooner San Pedro Irom the scene
ald she deserves to
lose them.
In Effect January 1, 1907.
largest logging engine eyer brought
of the disaster to Eureka.
A late
O. Wilson A Co. have received tian Socialism nt the little church
All previous schedules sre void.
to
Southern
Oregon
on
the
next
Al-|
their full line of springand summer by Prof. Sleeper next Sunday. All
message from Shelter Cove says
Subject to change without notice.
are cordially invited to attend, and liance. This engine is a Willamette three more life - boats have been
goods.
C. J. Millie, manages; F. A. 1-aise,
road engine, 11x13, with 66-inch j
F ob S ale . One matched span of ministers are especially urged to be
picked up, oue containing 18 per­ freight »gent; general office*, Marshfield
boiler containing 335 2-iuch tubes, j
present.
mares— roadsters—fast, gentle and
sons, another 15 and the third not Oregon.
Trains
Do your shopping at home. Call —Times.
No. 1.
kind. Also span of work horses,
reported.
The survivors brought
If you are going out camping,
phone
251 and Land A Lyons will
Daily
weight 1400 lbs. each, true and
here are being cared for at the ho­
Stations
Except Sundsy
deliver your order any time during give Land A Lyons your order.
Successor to Z . C. Strang in W . O . W . Building.
sound.
Address Lock Box 192 the day.
Marshfield
Leave 9:00 a. m.
They have everything you want in tels aDd in private homes.
B.
H.
Junction
9:00
s.
m.
Coquille.
Mrs. J. E. Martin in company the grocery line.
Dr. Prentis, of Marshfield, the
Coquille
9:00 a. m.
Chief Engineer G. Boak *D<1 dentist, has secured rooms in Ban- Arrive 10630 a. m.
Ladies! Gall and see the new with her neices, Mrs. H. W. Kent
Myrtle Point
line of belts and lace collass at and Miss Naoma Baker, the former Purser Sam Johnson of the Coquille don and will locate there perman.
No. 2.
Kerr’s.
entlj about August 1st.
Daily
from San Francisco and the latter River Steamboat Co.’s line came up
Except Sunday
Mrs. J. E- Paulson of this city
Ralph Lukens who had been at j from southern Oregon, went to from Bandon Monday and yesterday
Myrtle Point
Leave 10:45 a. m.
Walla Walla, WaBb., for a few Myrtle Point Thursday and visited morning »farted up tbe river ac­ accompanied by her sister, Miss
Coquille
10:30 a. m.
¡Josephine Lund, started for .their
B. H. Junction
12:00 m.
months past returned the last of| | staying over night.
companied by their wives for an old home at Superior, Wisconsin, Arrive 12:30
Marshfield
p. m.
the week. His.motber had arrived
F or S ale . T wo nice garden lots outing in tbe mountains where they Saturday where Mrs. Paulson will
Extra trains will run on daily special
at that place before he started and with crop—some fruit—at west end will fish and hunt for a week or bo visit relatives and friends and we orders. Trains to and from Beaver Hill
was enjoying a visit with her daugh-j of T bridge. Call on J. Snow nt
F or S ale . New 8 Room Home; understand Miss Lund expects to ^ ¡L "
-
n . U t / , 1 , m i l l 1%A ,1 A A t i l •*
!
the place.
central location; lot 100 x 108;j remain, which will 1je deeply iregret
ter, Mrs. J. A. Yoakum, Jr.
garded and barn¡exellent condition, ted by the many friends she hm
Dewitt
Clinton
who
hail
been
in
For Sale—A fine bull nnd 5
made while residing here.
milch cow». Inquire of Geo. E. Peo­ California looking after his mining address, P.O. Box 186,
During the summer Jfedney ir­
Coquille, Oregon.
interests, returned aa far as Rose­
ples, Coquille.
We have just received a letter regularities are often caused by
burg,
but
at
¿hat
place
was
prevail­
M arried : — At the Hotel Coquille,
,
» - i t
m n
,
excessive drinking or being over-
from our fnend James T. Hayter,|
AUend
the kid“ cyg nl EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST
on the 19th inst. Mr. R. E. Vaughan, ed upon to take a position in tbe
shop
iu
connection
with
Mr.
Fen-
w**°
ba®
sp
en
flb
e
last
few
years
at
„nee
by
using
Foley’s
Kidney Cure.
FOR VISUAL DEFECT
of Wallowa county, this state, and
Los Angeles, C a l, stating that he Sold bv E. J. Slocum.
ton’s
stage
line
from
Roseburg
to
Mr*. Martha Lewis of Myrtle Pcint, j
EYE DISEASES. NERVOUS OR
would be located at Denver, Colo., i
Judge E .G . D. Holden officiating. | Myrtle Point. He made a trip to
A B ig B argain
Coquille last week to look after tor *
»fter which he would go
CHRONIC ILLS
The H erald extends its best wishes,
matters pertaining to his father’s
father's to New York.
Ho is working in s
F or S ale C heap — A epan of wsll-
together with many other friends.
estate.
shop o f the Arizona Turquoise broke horses, weighing about 1300
Consultation Free
.v
When you want, a cold drink, buy i W anted : A housekeeper for four Mines Co. at Denver, and when he pounds each. Will sell one or both.
Will visit Coquille July 30 nnd
a bottle of Hiar’s Root beer at Land children going to school in Bandon. goes to Now York he will open up Call on or addresa P. W. Laird,
a shop for the company in that city. Coquilla. Phone 8x Farmers,
A Lyons’— we keep it on ice.
Box 26, Bandon, Or.
ORINO
Laxative Fruit Syrup
The ITulIins Boat
and the
Ferro Marine
Engines
Did You Ever Stop to
Think
mm
y Jiâ
C B. B. & E. R R &
NAVIGATION CO.
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
befoi e purchasing.
T. KERR
Closing Out Sale
m am m a
^
Dr. Bancroft
I will close out my entire stock in
Thirty Days, beginning July 1st.
M ILLINERY
at H off and all other goods 5 per
cent discount below cost price.
Mrs. J. E. Perrott.