Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, July 01, 1908, Image 3

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    Economy fruit jars at Laird’s.
Oh Say Bill! Well What? Don’t
New lot of beds just in at Laird’s you know Hersey'g Fireworks has
All kinds of groceries at O.
New Straw and crush hats at come and you just ought to see his
Celebrate the 4th *t Coquille.
j Wilson A Oo’s.
layout, he has got some thing­
K< blnsou’s.
Mon’» Suits at J. W. Leueve’s.
For HOWARD Watches go to W.
Mrs. Dr. Wetraore was down from umbobs that will surprise tbe
; H. Schroeder.
Bays wash suits at Robinson's.
natives. The best display I ever
Myrtle Point on Saturday. /
saw in Coos county. I am going to
George Beale was over from the
Dr. Tatum arrived here from the
“ Demont’s Best flonr is the kind make ray selections for the Fourth
! bay on Saturday.
Siuslow yesterday.
Drane sells.
o f July. Let’s go over ther 6 this
•Tack Hayter was up from the
Have you tried SOUND RING
Go to the new furniture store of afternoon so we can get first choice.
lower
river
on
Saturday,
flour?
W. C Laird’s for your furniture
For a nice hammock go to W. C.
Suit cases of all descriptions and and hardware.
Mrs. Alex SuyJer, of Myrtle
Laird.
sizes at Robinson’s.
Point,'was in town Saturday.
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Mrs. McDonald will give tbe mid­
Save you money? See if we can’t
Rev. H. M. Branham will preach
Tobacco & cigars sold at Getty A at Riverton Sunday, July 5th at night supper the 4th for the band O. Wilson Co.
Collier’s.
W. D. Roberts, of Riverton, was
boys’ dance.
11 a'm . All invited.
in town Monday.
W. A. Border, of Myrtle Point
Capt. Panter, of Bandon, was on
Go to Mrs. M. McDonald’s board­
See Ray Dean’s postals at A. P.
returned from the bay Monday.
ing house for nice cloan room« and the steamer Echo between this city
Miller’s confectionary store.
and Myrtle Point a few days lately.
Sewing Machine needles at W. H. meals
One denck fo'k and G5 ft of rope
Schroedei’s.
Aldon Candies, fresh form Port­
If you are in need of a nice for sale at Ooff A Goodman’s.
F. D. Fish was in town from tho land, at Getty A Collier’s.
mirror you do not need to pasB W.
Honery Sengstacken had busi­
ranch opposite town Saturday.
If you wish any special decor­ C. Laird’s furniture store.
ness at the Coirnty seat on Monday
R. R. Pownder’ s stage returned
Laird lias just received several ations lor the 4th, call on F. S.
A large assortment of straw hats
Washburn.
tine art squares.
from Rosebnrg Monday bringing for men and women at Robinson’s.
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts I Go to Goff A' and Goodman for in Chas. Thom and others. He
Leta Mast went to tbe bay with
baigsing in second-hand goods.
from $1 to §15 at J. W. Leneve’«,
took R. D. Hume out with him on Lena Hughs, for a visit Monday.
Dr. L. Harrison, the veteranary bis last trip.
M iss Florence Walstrom, of Par- j
Andrew Jackson was over from
surgeon, returned from the bay
kersburg, was up to town on Satur-!
Use DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the bay a day or so the first of the
yesterday.
pleasant little pills that are easy to week.
day.
Everything you need in your take. Sold by R. S Knowlton
“Sound Ring” flour oau bo bought! homo tor comfort at W. C. Laird's
F. M. Stewart, the monumental
Don’ t Forget that you can buy
through any grocer.
Roy Garrett, the Myrtle Point new goods for half price at Goff man, was over from Marshfield, yes­
J. L. Beau, the Lamps merchant j stock man, went to the bay the last A goodman’s second hand store.
terday.
and postmaster hail business in o f the week.
.
L. W. Oddy who has been at
Land A Lyons’ store will be head­
town Monday.
We are going to celebrate with a Portland for a number of months quarters for Kerrigan strawberries
New stoves are coining in for new suit of cloths bought of J. W. I in the employment of the Hazel- tbis season.
I Leneve.
Laird by every steamer.
wood creamery, returned Monday
L. L. I’ aulsoo, the coal miner of
LOCAL N E W S.
Fresh fruit at Getty & Collier’s.
A nice line of Chitmbrees, and
laco eollors just in at O. Willsons A
Co’s.
Rev. C E. Botts, of Myrtle Point,
preached at the Presbyterian church
iu Ibis city Sunday,
Leave Coquille 7 A. M. ILeave Bandoli
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2nd and 4th in each month.
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For good pasture for horses and
cattle, 2} miles from Coquille, on
the Marshfield road, apply at the
blacksmith shop of W. L. McAdams.
5:30
Coquille Branch at Big Ware­
FINE Watch Repair­
ing.
Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line
Jewelry Repairing.
BREAKW ATER
Sails for Porltand Every Saturday
S. S. CZARINA,
Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying-
freight and combustibles only.
C. F. M’COLLUM, AGENT.
Phone Mam 34.
PAUL L.
CQUILLE,
PHONE
NO. 181
If you want a watch come and
examine our stock.
We will sell
you one at tho right price and guar
antee every one.
We will also do you an honest
job of Watch Repairing
PHONOGRAPHS
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We have constantly on hand a
line of Columbia and Edison Phono­
graphs nn 1 Records.
W. H S H R O E D ER
Jeweler, Opposite Hotel
Coquille
fern
MBN! Your Spring Clothes are Here
G E T A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS
FA LL.
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You’ ll find that i I A S B Suit more
fully meets your ideas of wliat a good
suit ought to be than any you have
ever worn. I A S B clothes are out
from liest of fabrics, smartly tailored
splendidly made.
They have a per­
fection of workmanship and finish that
i- not merely temporary-I A S B clothes
are right, both when you first put
them on and as you wear them. Beau­
tiful new patterns’ in great
old growth, alder and fir pole
wood to order.
vnriety;
rich colorings; tasteful effects.
Let
us show you some of these new ideas.
Suits from $6.00
up to $35.00.
Skookum Restaurant,
2 cans of Borated Cal cum
Powder, 25c
AGENT.
Marshfield, 0regc;\
W ATCH ES! W ATCH ES! W ATCH ES
Wood Yard
6 bars fine Toilet Soap 25c
A. Street Doch.
STERLIN G,
J. R. McADAM S, Prop.
may' * be °benefitted!
you rT very Uuly, Jake C. Moore,
Atlama, Aug. to, 1904 .” Sold by
R. 8 . Knowlton.
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June. 22’~ A son WM
born t0 « ‘,ten Victo™ of SP»in
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Queen Victoria, formerly Pric«
aud King
Or caries, drygoods, boots and “ PI*» rance- Mr PerkinB wil1 hllve <
'" ' 8 F'D* ° were
f B“ ,toDb"
* at Madrid
Alfonso
married
shoes, .ute and caps, flour and feed, » room prepared for it in tbe Lyons
always on hand at Land A Lyons’ , store building and on tbe 4tb will on May 31, 1906, Their first «on
was born on May 10, 1907.
Orders filled promtlv.
place it on exhibition.
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house. SIG HANSEN in charqe .
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bv Otto Epps, Glenn and E l Barker
and W. C. Rose, sn.l which has
been mounted by A 1 Heosebkel, an
expert taxiderminst of North Bend.
It is said he is one of tbe finest
specimens'ever seen in these parts.
The animal .tends nearly 18 h.nhs
high at the withers, and with his
huge antlers, presents an imposing
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Headquarters at Marshfield.
Unowlton’s Drug Store
land Anderson for the shooting of
Mrs. Gordon at Marshfield in
May, Judge Hamilton gave him
bis sentence on Friday at 4 p. in.
which was five years in states prison.
A motion for a new trial was filed
but disallowed by tbe court. An ap­
peal to the supreme court will be
tifcrg
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POTATOES
Camera Supplies
The jury having found a verdict D. R. Perkins will bring the big better health than for many years,
in the case of tbe state against Hoi- Elk which was taken lait summer Kodol did it. I keep a bottle con-
A. M,
Pasture to Let.
and
furnish
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Eastman’s Cameras
Will
It
At
B. G. Schuyler, of Bandon, re­ for a visit with his parents and RivertuD, started the first of the
Fred Gage came over from Coos
river Sunday for a visit with his turned from a trip to the boy the friends here till after the 4th.
week for Portland to spend the 4th
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parents and friends iu this city. last of the week.
at
home with Mrs. Paulson.
Both single and double riggs for
F or S ale . One good now 30-inch hire at Coquille Livery Co’s Stable,
A tine supply of new records just
Sperry new, flour made at Taco-
blacksmith’s bellows. Call at tbis opposite Fish’s Factory.
Phone ma, Wash., with the same car« as When you want to buy a
received at W. H. Scliroeder’s.
office,
350.
“ Sperry’s Best,” “ Sound Ring."
L. B. Francisco and family, from
The report that Mrs. M. McDon­
Mrs. Dutch who is out from the
On the 4th the steamer Favorite watch call on me I will save
Sauta Clara valley, California arri­
ald had given up the boarding east visiting her parents, Mr. and
ved here
lately and expect to lo­
will leave Bandon at 7 a. m„ and the
you money.
house is false. She will give a good Mrs. Geo. Mandigo, of North Bend, Dispatch at 7 :30. On their return
cate.
dinner on the 4th.
came over last week and enjoyed a the Dispatch will leave Coquille at
Robinson has a big assortment of
V . R . W IL S O N ,
Deau’s
photo
studio
will
be
open
few days with her friends, Mr. and 5:30, and the Favorite will remain
Buster Brown shoes for children.
WATCHMAKER A JEWELER.
on the first and third Sundays in Mrs. Chas. Gage, of this city.
at Coquille till after tho fireworks
F. P Hermann, of Myrtle Point each month, and will be closed the
Coquille,
Oregon.
Drane has tbe best thing in the display is over.
came down (lie latter part of the second and fourth.
wav of fruit Jars that has ever been
week and visited old friends for a
F ine and P lain S ewing , At home on the Market. Call and see them.
day or two.
on tbe T bridge, by Mrs. Emma
This office has turned out the
Robinson’s store has just got lots Hanscom,
posters for a grand ball to be given
of shoes and it is no trouble to show
Mrs. A. F. Cocheran, of Sausalito, at the Lee Hall on the night of the
them.
California, nrrived here Monday,
Prof, and Mrs. Thom, of Myrtle and will visit with her parents. Mr. 4th of July. McLyman’s orchestra
has been engaged to furnish the
Point, went to Bandon Saturday and Mrs. Wm. Fairman, of John­
music. Tickets far the ball includ­
son’«
Mill.
to see their neice Mrs. Chas. Page,
HEADQUARTERS AT
Order your fruit and ornamental ing supper 1.00. All attending will
and freinds.
trees, shrubs and berry plants from be assured a good time.
Remember we cany every thing
G. T- Moulton,
F or S ale . Two fine and well
\ ou n> ed in grocery line. Land A
Rev. C. E. Botts, o f Myrtle Point, trained varmint dogs, two years old.
L y ns.
will hold services at the Presbyte­ Call on or address Geo. A. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Searaau, of
,
rian church in this city on Thuisday Bivirton.
Marshfield, were Coquille visitor 8 night. A cordial invitation is extend­
Mrs, G. R. Wickham, the board­
on Saturday. Mr. Seamon had busi­ ed to all.
ing house keeper, with ber son and
ness whi'di called him on to Myrtle
Oregon or California Burbank daughter, Eugene and Miss Katie,
Point.
Hello; Is thi
seed potatoes for Sale. .Address
returned Saturday from their vis t
J. C. W atson .
W C. L iird has just recieved a
to Mrs. Wickham’s old borne in tbe
, 0 . Wilton & Cc
nice line of cupbboards. You should
Miss Emily Clarbour, of L mg Cslavaras mountains in California.
| S;on ?
see them at once.
Beach, California, a sister of Mrs This was ber first visit to the old
.
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Miss Florence Wilson accompani­ C, Terree, of this place arrived,,
Yes Mam.
here Monday and will make her home for 35 year, snd was ce.tamly
ed her uncle Gene Peirce, went down
enjoyed.
There
have
been
a
great
Ha
ye you closed
sister an extended visit.
the coast for a visit tbe last of the
many
ebauges
iu
the
appearance
F or S ale Some fine thorough-
your Big Sale?
4'h. She will be home again by tilt
bred Scotch Coolie pups. Inquire of the country around as well as in
Yes mam, but wer'ii
week.
the people, many of the old timers
of Jesse Haskin, Coquille.
are
still
giving
Bargainsin allf/J
W. C Laird has received his
Mrs. S. S. Norton, of Redding, having passed over or moved away,
large stock of wall paper. Make California, arrived in toun Monday making a streak of sadness appear
| kinds ot Dry Goods. We ar<.||
your selection early.
for a vis it of a few weeks with her along with the many pleasures Hhe
selling for cash and cau
The steamer Breakwater sails parents,Mr. and Mrs N. Lorenz and had ber 58th birthday dinner at at
|you
money on yourpuivh i
for San Francisco for annual in­ other members of the family, and a old home. George Leach and fami­
We
have
cut out the long time
large
number
of
friends
in
tbis-
spection on Thursday. The steamer
ly who acc.ompauied them did not
credit
system
and are now
countv.
Panama will make a trip or so in
stop at Klamath Falls, but remained piepured to offer rare bargains in all line«.
W
anted
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T
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b
u
y
or
rent,
a
don­
her plvco. sailing from the bay on
Ladies wo wish to call your especial attention to our nice line of
key engine for clearing.
Spool with thim (he whole trip through.
tbe 4th of July.
Rev. J. N. McConnell, of Eugene, ladi sjbose white and black, brown and tar, and black! co h-me. Ladies
will do, if cheap.
Apply at tbis
Geo A . Robinson has the agency office.
who conducted revival meetings in white skirts ladies muslin pouts. A swell liue of lace collars and the new
for Todd’s Round Hill strawberries
the Christian church in this city est thing in belts, ribbon« just received Our grocery line is fresh ai d
J.
W
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Leneve,
secretary
of
Co­
again tbis season.
quille Council, Fraternal Aid As­ during April, will be back again complete and we guariutei every thing that goes out of our -l u ■ « s u p
Mrs. LewiB Beucblcr, of Los- sociation, of this city, last week
the last of tbe week and will take resented or your money buck. 1 our« foi more business.
Angeles, California, ai rived here received $1000 from tbe head Coun­
up r< gular pastoral work in the
O. W ilson A Co
Monday and is now enjoying a cil for Mrs. J. W. Strange, now of county for a year. Mr. McConnell Coquille. Or.
Roseburg,
being
the
amount
of
the
visit with her aunt, Mrs. M. Nosier,
policy carried by her husband, the had good success, adding to the
church about 22 members during
as well as a large circle of friends
late Dr. J. W. Strange, in that tbe meetings referred to, and tbere
iu tbis -ection.
order. The amount has been for­ is no doubt but that great good
For fresh O. K. Creimery butter warded to its owner.
will be accomplished during big
go to the Milk Dfepot, near Enter-
If you want a nice suit o f clothes, stay with us. He is expected to ar­
rpise Meat Market.
call on Land A Lyons, as we wish rive by Pownder’s stage line the
Mrs. C. L. Bender, of Myrtle close out our stock of clothing. The latter part of the week and occupy
his pulpit next Sunday.
He was
Point, returned from the bay Mon­ prices are right.
day accompanied by a friend Mrs.
The new confectionery and bil­ to have been here for last Sunday,
but he was in tbe midst of a re oval
Anna Cheill, of Portland who is liard hall of Crewe and Hannas is service ut Portland and could nut Place your order with J, R. McAdams. Wm. Meeker or Rogers
down for a visit with Mrs. Bender now open to the public and doing start as soon as be expected.
p i .a ls a t all H o u r «
a good business.
They have not
and friends.
Tbis is what Hon. Jake Moore, p t r . t - c i a « «
F r o m 6 a m to 9 p m .
s « rv ia « .
yet
received
all
the
furniture
and
State
Warden
o!
Georgia,
says
of
“ Sound Ring’’ flour is th* best
straigt wheat flour made from the fixtures but they hope to in tbe Kodol for Dyspepsia: “ E. C- De-
beat hardwheat from the Northwest. very near future, when they will Witt A Co., Chicago. 111.— Dear Sir A T T H E
—I have suffered more than twenty
Messrs. Buffum an Havens, the have a very-nice place. The ball is years from
indigestion. About
C. A H A R R IN G T O N , P rop rietor
painters of Arago were iD town Mon­ new, clean and neat, and being eight een months ago I had giown
day laying in supplies etc. They (equipped with skylights over the j so much .vorse that I could not di-
S p e c i a l A t t e n t i o n G iv e n to
W « D a k , R a t « « to
have a contract from W. H Tho- billiard and pool tables makes it a gest a crust o f corn bread and could
C öH lm ep eia l P e ö
Ractulat* B o a i > d « v a
mas wbo is ¡toproving the looks of delightful place to go for a social! not letain anything on my stomach.
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I lost 25 lbs; in (act I made up my
the buildings on the farm be lately game.
mind that I could not live but a short
purchased near Arago.
p 0R 3 ALE i Sp in of 4 and 5 year i time when a liietid o f mine recom-
F or S ale . One two-horse wag- old geldings and harness,weight 1450j mended Kodol. I consented to try
on. . . d • n r t , good -n d . a » , . . p ..< a . Sound,
gen t
r
u
e
^
new. Inquire ol K. Holverson, Addrss J. C. Lett, Norway.
. j evef did jn my ,ife , nd am in
Coquille
S M ii of CoQoille River Transportation Componi.
G IV E JM E A CA LL.
T. KERR
I f you are figuring on a
Stationary or Marir 3
Gas Engine
Write us—we will save you money and time.
3 bars Mechanic Pumix
Soap, 25c
Engines Carried in Stock.
Also a complete line of launch supplies gas-
fit Slocum Drug Store
Next Door to Post Office.
' oline and Distillate in any quantity.
Coos Bay Oil and Supply Co.
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