Coquille herald., March 25, 1908, Image 3

LO C AL N E W S .
| Heinze's sour
Robinson’«.
New Straw
crush
at | New Spring styles in ull kinds
Ki kloBon'g.
' of shoes at Kobinson’s .
Robinson hag his new gpriug
Garden seeds at Skeels’.
stock of Men’s Hats opened up.
Land A Lyens for Garden Seed
Miss Nellie Simpson, o f Uarsh-
D _W . Baker, of Lee, was in town fieldi came over Monday tovig;t ber
last Friday.
friend, Mrs. Sig Hanson.
A. E. Merene, of Gravel Ford,
Robinson has a big assortment of
was in town Monday.
I Buster Brown shoes for children.
B ohn
In Coquille, Oregon,
Toys, games and doll’s of all
March 18, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs.
kinds at M. H. Hersey’s.
W. T. Miller was down from J. E. Paulson, a daughter.
Masques of all kinds at Hersey’s.
Buy a B. L. K. Milking Machine
of T. H. Mehl A Co.
For firHt-class watch repairing to
to W. H. Schroeder'».
Drain keeps on hand fresh bread,
pies, cakes and cookies
Elegant lice of new gloves just
in at the White House.
For fine clean black seedoats ap­
ply to E. B. Fish, Arago.
Myers Spray Pumps will arrive
at T. H. Mebl A Co’s next week
The Empire Dramatic
Company
RACTOK.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received Tor constructing a
concrete walk 10 feet wide from tlie en­
trance of the Court House to the street
on the south side of the Court House
block, also from the north entrance of
O f North Bend, Oregon
the Court House to the street on the
north
side of the Court House block and
W ill present the well known and
two branch walks on the south aide of
popular Com edy Drama entitled the Court House to the basement en­
trances 4 feet in width.
Five per cent of amount of bid to be
deposited with county clerk with bid.
All bids to be filed with the County
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, on or
at the .
liefore the 7th day of April, 1008, at 10
o ’clock A. M..
O P E R A HOUSE ON
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at the Court House at the City
of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, this
14th day of March, A. D, 1908.
Curtains at 8:30 Sharp
JAMES WATSON,
County Cldrk.
"HAZEL KIRKE”
W e have ju st received
a large shipment of
Thursday, Mar. 26,
The
R. E. L . Bedillion, of Bandon, has
‘‘Sound Ring” flour is the best
been spoken of a candidate for the
straigt
wheat
flour
made
from
the
John Nielson, o f Prosper, was
best hardwheat from the Northwest. legislature.
among Coquille’» visitors on Friday.
Fon S ale . A good team of horses,
If you want silence cloth for
Fine nickle plated and copper your dining Table Robinson has it.
wright 1400 pounds.
Inquire at
ware of all kinds at M. H. Herseys
Our former townsman, N. C. the H erald office.
John Curren, of North Bend, Medley, now of Bandon, is out for
Little Irma,daughter of Prof, and
spent a day or so in Coquille last the nomination for assessor on the Mrs. W. H. Bunch, has been ill
If you desire to spend an evening
week.
few days but is better now.
Republican ticket.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
of genuine entertainment, see this
D. P. Griffin, brother of George
Seed grain at Skeels’.
Notice
is hereby given that the Fat
We have the coffee and tea that
drama as it is full of heart-interest
W. R. Miller, of Myrtle Point, have the drinking quality at Skeels' Griffin of Gravel Ford, arrived here and pathos as well as lots of hearty Elk Drainage District will receive sealed
bids for the construction of a drainage
from Alameda, Cal., Monday.
was a Coquille visitor on Friday of
Miss Mae McGary, of the bay
system in sail] district, in Coos County,
humor and wit.
Call
at
M.
H.
Hersey's
for
all
last week.
side, who has been attending the
Oregon, which will include the following:
kinds of Easter goods, vases, plac-
One main canal 38 feet wide, 8712 feet
Laundry Tablets at Skeels & Son’s Gravel Ford Academy,
passed
Prices
35
and
50
cents.
Children
long.
ques, plates A Trays for the young
One ditch, 14 feet wide, (5600 feet long.
Mrs. Will Marshall, of Bandon, through town Monday on her re folks.
25 cents.
Ditches 22440 feet long, 8 feet wide.
visited Mrs. C. B. Barrow, of this turn home.
Ditches 4620 feet long, 4 feet wide.
D . W. Morley of McKinlev, was
Containing
in all of said ditches, ap­
Dance after the show, Gen-
city, a day or so last week.
Do you know that the best line
in town Monday and procured a
proximately, 169,000 cubic yards.
of
groceries
in
town
is
at
Skeels’.
tlemen 25 cents.
Sauer kraut on sale at Robinson’s.
The right of way of all ditches to be
phone and will in a short time bs
cleared three times the width of the
It is expected that in a short time
Mrs. C. A. Pettingill, of Parkers­
connected with the North Fork ex­
ditch.
The width of all ditches is taken at
burg, went to Norway Thursday to bids for the construction of the change.
the bottom, and are to he excavated to
building for the Merchants’ and
see her sister, Mrs. G. 8. Davis.
Don’t go on the boats or train
the level of extreme low tide, and hav­
CUSHION
Farmers’ bank of this city, will be hungry, as you can get a good din­
ing side slopes of 45”.
All should see Dran’s now spring
COMFORT
The average depth of ditches has been
let by the directors.
ner at the Palace restaurant in good
drygoods.
estime ted at approximately, 5 6-10 feet.
time.
All ditches to be dug along the lines
If you want a nice suit of clothes
J. E. Perrott, of this city, is an
and at the places indicated by the plans,
Mrs. Ned C. Kelley, of this city,
— latest fill style. Robinson has
PATENTED J jW k V ^ a w * 1 9 0 7
map
and survey of said drainage system
aspirant for the nomination for them.
and Miss Jenkins, of Bandon, who
” FO R W OM EN now on file in the office of the County
Sheriff on the Republican ticket.
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon.
Lee Cox, of Curry county, who attended the head camp of the Mod­
Bids will be considered for the com ­
We have the shoes that wear at had been in town two or three ern Woodmen of America, which,
plete system or any portion thereof.
at Skeels’ .
Any
and all successful bidders will
recently
convened
at
Hood
River,
weeks under the care of Dr. Rich­
be required to enter into written con­
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Donaldson, of mond returned home Saturday, hav­ Oregon, as delegates from their res-
tracts and give bonds with good and
Riverton, were in town on Thurs ing about recovered.
sufficient sureties for the faithful per­
peotive camps, returned last Friday.
formance of their contracts.
day on their return from a trip to
Fits against Miss Fits. Order
All bids to be forwarded in sealed en­
Before ordering suits, call and
velopes to J. W . Mast, secretary of Fat
the bay.
see Drain’s samples. Good fits and your spring and summer suits from
Elk Drainage District, Bandon, Coos
P. E. Draue. Satisfaction guarinteed.
“ Dsraant’s Bsst fl^nr is the kind satisfaction guaranteed.
County, Oregon, by April 30th, 1908.
James
Morrison,
of
Bullards,
Rights reserved to reject any and all
Drane sells.
H. M. Fish, of North Bend, came
bids.
whom we recently mentioned as
J. M. Whetstone, of this city, is over yesterday to visit his son, E.
Dated March 4,1908.
having gone to Seattle, Washing­
By C. R. G abler , President,
home from an exteuded trip through B. Fish, who expects to move to
J. W . M ast , Secretary,
ton, for a visit, returned Saturday
the north part of this state, Wash­ Bandon soon. The old gentleman
E d J ohnson ,
For Sale by G . A . R O B IN S O N .
accompanied by a brother whom he
Board of Trustees.
ington and Idaho.
is feeling better than he has for
had c o l seen before for some years.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour years
The gentleman was on this river 35
Notice is hereby given that Bealed
Drane sells it.
Robinson has bis sholves loaded years ago.
bids will be received for the constrution
of
concrete piers at the South Slough
‘‘Hazel Kirke” at the Opera House with Brown Shoe Co’s shoes, and
The closing out sale of Mrs. M. Ferry according to the plans and speci­
they
are
right
up
to
the
minute.
Thursday evening. Ten people in
fications on file with the County Clerk
J. M. Partridge came over from Nosier is proving quite a success, of Coos County, Oregon. Five per cent
the caste. Playing to crowded hous­
of hid to be deposited with bid.
the bay yesterday on his way to the store being crowded to the lim­
es. Dance following the show.
All bids to be filed with the County
it
with
purchasers
on
Saturday,
und
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, on or
Choice onion- sets at Knowlton’s Arago where he will take charge of
there
seems
to
be
plenty
of
buyers
before
the 7th day of April, A. D. 1908,
the brick plant of the Schroeder
Drug Store,
at 10 o ’clock A. M.
for
yesterday
and
today.
We
are
The County Court reserves the right
M arbied — In this city on the 19th Bros., he being an expert brick
glad to note the ready purchasers to reject any and all bids.
inst. Mr. Geo. H. Nay and Miss manufacturer.
Dated at the Court House at the City
when they see a real bargain.
W. P. Fuller’s prepared paints
Serena E. Ward, both of Marshfield
of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, this
Cut
prices—Ladies’
felt
fur-top
Judge E. G. D. Holden officiating. oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb A ped slippers $2.00, now $1.45; $1.75 14th day of March A. D. 1908.
JAMES WATSON,
Co’s.
in this world. W e allow our­
County Clerk.
now $1.25; $1.50 now 95$; $1.00
“ White River” Flour is the best
selves to become nervous and
A
lively
Republican
convention
now 75c at Robinson’s this week
Robinson has it.
fretful. Weeds o f care over­
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
wss held in Coquille yesterday at
R. J. Dean, the Norway dairy­
A. M. and E. M. Magill were
run the garden o f the heart
Notice is hereby given that sealed
which Statement No. 1 was thor­
when they should never be
man. has installed two milking ma­
down trom Eden Valley the first of bids will be received for the improve­
oughly discussed as well as other
allowed to take root.
chines and will in the future con­
the week and report everyone well ment and constructson of a portion of I
the county Road in Road District No. i
items of interest. Delegates to the
duct bis dairy along the most mod­
in that vicinity. They had 2J feet 12, Coos County, Oregon, according to |
A Great Deal of the
slate convention were elected. A full
of snow in that valley this winter the specifications on file with County i
ern lines.
Present Eye Trouble
Clerk of Coos County, and a copy of
report will be given next week.
but it has all been gone some days. such specification in the hands of E. N. |
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
is
caused
by people selecting
Remember
the
most
successful
Harry,
Supervisor
of
Road
District
N
o
.,
at his new store.
They tell us that it is reported in
12. Five per cent, of amount of bid to
Glasses for themselves that
gardeners on the river buy their
that section that work will soon be be deposited with bid.
Henry Holm, the popular market seeds at Knowlton’s Drug store.
are unsuited for their Eyes.
begun on the government telephone
AH bids to he filed witli the connty
man of Marshfield wae in town a
Miss Kittie Brosi who has been
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, on or
We
Supply the Best,
line which in to pass through that before the 7th day of April, 1908, at 10
day or so last week. He visited up­
with her nunt, Mrs. Mary Nosier,
country.
after thorough examinations
\
river points in search of fat cattle
o ’clock a. m.
for several months was called to
and tests.
The County Court reserves the right
for his market.
F, A. Bates wbo has been in
her home at Brockway, Douglas
to reject any and all bids.
Garden seeds in Bulk at Knowl- county, by the illness of her mother, Nebraska, with his wife and daugh­
V . R . W IL S O N ,
Dated this 14th day of March A. D
ton’s Drug Store.
ter since his return from a sojourn 1908.
last week. Mrs. Brosi was suffer­
Coquille, Oregon.
E. N. Harry,
W. F. McDaniel, of Marshfield, ing from an attack of bloodpoison- of a year or more in South America,
Road Supervisor and Special Road Mas­
arrived
in
town
the
latter
part
of
came over one day last week and ing from hops, but waR much better
ter of Road District No 12.
the week and is enjoving a visit
shook bands with friends in this at last accounts.
R. E. SHINE, Vies Pres
J SHERWOOD Pres.
l. H. HAZRAD, Cealile
with bis son Raymond, wbo remain­
city. He visited Bandon on Thuis-
Robinson has a swell assortment
ed
here
whiie
he
is
als
>
taking
advan­
day and returned home Friday.
of gents clothing in the latest styles
If you want a good, serviceable, and patterns. Call and examine tage of Coos county's climate to get
rid of an attack o f malaria from
snappy, up-to-date suit of clothes, them.
OP COQUIULiB, O REGON.
Robinson has them.
Messrs, Washburn A Mehl have which be has been suffering.
The City Bakery, G. P. Witt pro­ their spraying aparatua in running
T r a n s a c t s a G e n e ra l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
The Lucky Quarter
prietor, has been moved from the order and are spraying many of the
Is ths one you pay out for a box
Fornt street location to the George orchards about town.
If you do
Board of Directors.
Correspondents.
of Dr. King’s New Life Pills They
Leach building on First stieet, not wish to go to the trouble and
R.
C.
Dement,
A.
J.
Sherwood,
National
.Bank
o Commerce, New York City
bring you the health that’s more
L. H. Hazard,
along side of Mrs. Wickham's H o­ expense of spraying your own trees, precious than jewels. Try them for
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
L. Harlocker,
Isaiah Hacker,
R .E . Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
tel.
see these gentlemen and they will headache, biliousness, constipation
and
malaria.
If
they
disappoint
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds do the work for you cheaper than
you the nrice will be cheerfully re­
of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also you can fit up and do it yourself.
When you want to spend a Leisure Hour drop in at
funded at R. S. Knowlton’s drug
geuts’ furnishing goods.
Quick’s Exchange is the place to store.
Mr. C. L. Hudson, advance agent go for a stepladder. They make
for The Empire Dramatic Co., was them to order— light, strong and
C a rd o f Thanks.
in town Friday completing arrage- any length.
We wish to tender our most sin­
ments for the presentation of “ H a­
Frank Strong, who hag been on
E. Hatcher k Co. Successors to C. A. Harrington
zel Kirke” here Thursday, March the ranch of his father for a num­ cere and heartfelt thanks to the
many friends and neighbors who so All kinds o f Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco, Fruits and
27th.
ber of years, expects to leave about
kindly assisted in the care of our
For your Early Garden seeds and the first of April for Hood river
Candies also Fancy Candies.
onion sets go to Knowlton’s Drug where he owns a fine fruit farm of little one during her late illness,
and for the many expressions of
Store.
twenty acres. Mr. strong and his
Thursday, March 26th is the date family have many friends here who sympathy At ber death and burial.
M r . and M rs . J ett D. W ilson .
for the presentation of “ Hazel will be sorry to have them leave
Kirke at the Opera House bv the this section but will unite in wish­
Thousands Pensh.
Empire Dramatic Co., an organiza­ ing them well in their new home.—
Thousands
perish every year from
tion of county talent. Don't fail to Enterprise.
Backache, Sideache, Cramps
consumption resulting from a cold.
see this ever-popular comedy drama
in Legs or Arms, Harsh, Dry
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Young and Foley’s Honey and Tar cures the
presented in a first-class manner.
J M. Young, brother of the form­ most obstinate racking coughs snd
Skin, Hot Flashes, Pain in
A new coffee at Skeels A Son’s at er, who have conducted a photo­ expels the cold from your system
Loins, Sleeplessness, Swollen
25c.— a leader, as good as most 40c graph business in a tent along side and prevents consumption and
Feet, Puffed Eyelids, Pain in
pneumonia. It has cured many
goods.
Bladder, Excess lue
Thirst,
of the Odd Fellows’ building in cases of incipient consumption. E.
Too Frequent or Too Scanty
Harry A Goodman, the second­ this city for several months past, J Slocum.
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or Painful Urination, Ropy.
hand firm have purchased the build­ took Friday’s train for Myrtle Point
Schedule
of
Coquille
River
Bloody, or Highly Colored
ing and stock of J. B. Fox and will where they will again pitch their
Urine?
Transportation Co.
in the future conduct their second tent and probably remain for tbe
band business at that stand. They summer. These people have made Lv. Coq. 7 A, M fjw. Ban. 6:45 A.M.
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have on band a good lot of second­ many friends in this city as well as «
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hand goods from which to select— pictures, They are first-class artists «
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not necessarily cheap furniture— and will no doubt continue to make Il II I« 2 1 •«
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but some very rare bargains in goods friends and pictures as long as they
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S l o c u m ’ s D r u g S t o r e
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remain at tbe Point
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Just the same »a new,
Myrtle Point on Monday.
Board and Lodging by day or week. Neat, Clean and Cozy Rooms.
Special attention given banquets and midnight suppers.
Bread furnished on orders.
P
SSKTSHOE
There is a Lot of Un-
necessary Eye Trouble
Deming Spray
Pumps
The Worlds Best
Come in and examine these pumps as
the spraying season is now here.
Every pump is guaranteed.
HARDW ARE.
WATCAES! WATCHES! WATCHES
If jo u want a watch come and
examine our stock.
We will sell
you one at the right price and guar
antee every one.
We will also do you an honest
job of Watch Repairing.
PHONOGRAPHS
We have constantly on hand a
line of Columbia and Edison Phono­
graphs and Records.
W. H. SCHROEDER.
Jeweler, Opposite Hotel
Coquille
M E N ! Your Sp rin g Clothes are h ere
G E T A I. & S. B IN G S U IT T H IS
FALL.
You’ll find that a I A S B Suit more
fully meets your ideas of what a good
suit ought to be than any you have
ever worn. I & S B
splendidly made.
Table in Coos
DO Y O U H A V E
Stone Root will relieve the
above symptoms. Si.00 per
bottle at
♦
County.
They have a per­
fection of workmanship nnd finish that
is not merely temporary-I & S B clothes
are right, both when you first put
them on and as you wenr them. Beau­
tiful new patterns in great
variety;
rich colorings; tasteful effects.
Let
us show you some of these new ideas.
Suits from $6.00
up to $35.00.
G IV E M E A
CALL.
W . T. KERR
Mianus
Shiner’s Place
Pool
clothes are cut
from best of fabrics, smartly tailored
F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Best
St CO.
T. H. MEHL
Gasoline Engines
On Exhibition at our sales rooms in connection with our
Complete Line of Launch supplies
Whistles,
Spark
Coils,
Side Lights,
Steering-Wheels
Spark Plugs. Marine-Hardware, Carburetors, Bells, Speed
Wheels and Batteries.
W R IT E
FO R
PRICES
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Water Front Near “ A ” Street
.......................Phone 33
JACK FLANAGAN,
BILL LA W LO R