Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, July 29, 1908, Image 3

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LOCAL N EW S.
Iioys wash suits'at Hobiusou’s.
H o t G am e A t North B end
Save you money? See if we cau t
Have you tried SOUND RING O. Wilson Co.
Th» Coquille North Bend game!
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A few Grocer Pricis:
tlour?
H. I. Hues«, of North Bend, unue last Sunday w.s one of the fastest ■ Sajal1 ProfiU aud R ulck 8a|es 18 our
games played in the Coos County
Al Willaid wa-< up from Prosper over yesterday
K. C. Baking Powders, 50o Can, 40o
league this year
jonterdav.
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10c size, 3 for 25o
David McNsir, of the Point,
McFarland
tbs
ex-Oakland
Long white aud tuu Bilk gloves went to Handon yesterday.
Shilling’s
Best
Tea,
50o
size for
4lc
twister, of whom the North Bend
at HobuisoD’s.
Go to Skeels & Son for the best fans expected wonders was bit for
Cornstarch Milk, 10c
Sewing Maebiue ueedleaat VV. H. fruit jars made— the Eeoueiny,
8 safties, and only cie litod with 3
Syaup— Tea Garden Drip, 1 grllon, can 85o
Schroedei's.
Bring your orders to Land & strike outs.
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Gasene Soap, 5 bars for 25o
Capt. I’endegrass came over from Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry I A two base hit, two singles, two
Santa Claus Soap, 5 bars for 25o
Morsbtield yesterday.
goods.
fielders, choice of an error were
Elour,
Best Grades! $1.30 per sack
For HOWARD Watches go to W.
A nice line of Chambrées, and sufficient to win the game forj the
Corocoal Coffee, Regular 25c grade, 22c
H. Schrooder.
lace collor8 just in at O. Willsons & L »p Ears.
Mason Jar Tops 25c
North Bend played the best j
All kinds of groceries at O. Co’s.
game they have played this year j
Wdsoq & Go’s.
Economy Jar Tops, 20e
Ice cream will be served
Capt. Alvy Lee was down from day at the confectionery of Getty & Imt were unable to defeat the hard
Dried Apples, Best Grade, 10c per pound
hitting Lop Ears.
Collier.
the Point yeyterday.
Dried Reaches, Best Grade, 42£c per pound
It is a close race for the pennaut
R. E. Miller, of Roseburg, was a
Suit eases i>f all deseiiptions and
Three Cans Standard Tomatoes 25c
passenger in hy Powuder’s stage but Coquille feels confident of win­
sizes at Hobinsou’s.
16
pounds Granulated Sugar, for $1.00
ning
as
they
are
playing
good
ball
Ed, Lindburg came over from last trip.
and have the best batter}' in the
Absolutely
Free
an
18x24 Picture with evory $10 purchase, exceptii
F ob S a l e . A choice piece of bot­
Marshfield yesterday.
league.
Flour
and
Sugal*.
Let us save you money on Dry Goods.
Fruit jars for sale at half price, tom land. Inquire of George S.
The featurers of the game were
Robison, Coquille.
at Gyff <k Goodman’s.
O. WILSON A CO.
Thomas’
hitting and Collier’s
K. Holverson has just received a pitching in the latter part of the
J. V. Hambloek was up from Par­
full line of the finest samples for game.
kersburg yesterdak.
men’s suitings. Examine them.
Millinery at cost at Mrs. Morgan’s
“ Dement’s Best flonr is the kind
Following is the Score:
Go to Skeels & Son for your
I A. Turnell, the local piano Coquille....... AB R H SB SH PO A E
Skeels A Son has their new Drane sells.
flour and feed of all kind.
tuner, will be in town on Thursday, Thomas, c.... 5 0 3 0 0 9 0 0 Shoes in.
Fruit jars for sale at half price
Aldon Candies, fresh form Port­
Friday, and Satnday of this week. l’ort’ rfld 3 b...4 0
st Gofi A Goodman’s.
land, at Getty & Collier’s.
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour
Nevins, as......4
Better to seo Huey the well Collier,If A p..4 0 0
Mrs. E. W . Sturtivant, of River­
Drane sells it,
TEACHER’S INSTITUTE.
known optician,
when be is here Pauli, cf......... 4 1
ton, was up to town yesterday.
The Annual Teacher’s Institute for
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
than to wish you had, after he is 1 ¡ardiner.pA.lf4
Coos County for the year 1908 will be
A fine supply of new records just gone.
Lorenz, l b .... 4 \
at his new store.
held in Myrtle Point, Oregon, August
Howell, 2b.... 4 0
received at W. H. Schroeder’s.
David Roberts, of'Em pire, came Hartley, rf.... 4 0
“ White River” Flour ib the best 18-20.
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts over yestesday and proceeded to
Among the instructors from the in­
Robinson has it.
from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s, ' Arago to see his daughter, Mrs.
Totals 37 3 8 1 0 27 13 4
terior of the state who will lie in attend­
For sewing machine needles go lo ance and assist in the sessions of this
North Bend..AB R H SB SH PO A E
Col. Win. Coach, was up from the Peterson.
Keane, se....... 5
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meeting will tie State Supt.. Ackerman,
W. H. Schroeders.
lower river a day or so last week.
G.
Gaffney,
3b
4
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Go to Land & Lyons’ a for nice
Supt. R. F. Robinson, Prof. Traver and
Buy your suits at Land A Lyons’. Prof. Jones.
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Robinson lias a big assortment of suit of clothes. They will save you Manion, lb .... 3
Flannigan, C...5
5
Their prices will surprise you.
A most profitable as well as pleasant
Buster Brown Bhoes for children.
money.
J. Gaffney, 2b..4
0
is assured.
Before buying a tent cf.ll on Goff
A large assortment of straw bats session
Wickman,
If...4
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Miss Goldie Childs, of North
Teachers and friends of education arc
Wilson,
cf......4
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A Goodman ; it means money to you. liend, is the able assistant of Post­
for men and women at Robinson’s. cordially solicited to attend.
Foote, rf.........2
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W. H. BUNCH,
Lost Chain, ring, and five kees. master Linegar while Miss Eva McFarland, p..3
Sperry new, flour made at Taco-
0
Co. Supt.
Find i r will leave same at this office. Schroeder takes her summer vaca­
ma, Wash., with the same car* as
Totals.... 34 2 6. 0 1 27 13 2 “ Sperry’s Best," “ Sound Ring.”
Robinson’s store bas just got lots tion.
SCORE BY INNINGS
of shoes and it is no trouble to show
Cooking utensils of all kinds.
M arried . At BandoD, July 27
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
them.
For good pasture for horses aud
Baskets Buckets lamps and every Coquille
and
0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—S 1908, Howard J. Linden
Mr. and Mrs P. E, Dranu went thing you can thinkjof from 05 c up Hits
1 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1—8 Katherine McDaniel, Rev. H. M. cattle, 2J tnilos from Coquille, on
to Marshfield oue day last week on at M. H. Hersey8.
North Bend 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0—2 Branham officiating.
the Marshfield road, apply at the
bu sinass.
0 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 —6
Mrs. L. R.
Woodward and Hits
Both single and double riggs for blacksmith shop of W. L. McAdams.
Remember we carry every thing brother, Elton Tyrrell, of Aargo,
SUMMARY
hire at Coquille Livery Co’s Stable,
> on need in grocery line. Land A have gone to Ferndale, Cal, to see
Runs-Off McFarland 3, hits 8; off opposite Fish’s Factory.
Phone
Lyons.
their mother who is not expected to Gardiner|2, hits 6; off Collier 0 hits 0. 356.
Two-base hits Manion, Thomas. Pauli.
.Jell glasses fruit jars stone crocks live.
Sac. hit-G. Gafiney. First base on balls
Anyoue wishing house moving or
jar rubbers and all kinds of Lemon­
Order your fruit and ornamental Off Gardiner 2, off Collier 1. Struck out- other heavy work done can be ac­
Gardiner 5, Collier 2, McFarland 3.
ade glasses at M. H. H ejsey’s
trees, shrubs and berry plants from Hit by pitched ball by Gardiner, Foote, commodated by calling on H. L.
“Sound Ring” flour is the best G. T. Moulton,
by Collier, Foote. Time of game-2 hrs. Varney.
straigt wheat flour made from the
Umpire Gale.
Mrs. E. L. Tozipr, of this city,
best bardwheat from the Northwest.
Best the World Affords
last week went to Eugene, Oregon
Prof. Reedy was a passenger to where she is enjoying a visit with A greem en t in R egard to E arly
” It gives me unbounded pleasure
Closing.
Coquille on the Favoritte Saturday, friends and relatives.
She will
to recommend Bucklen’s Arnica
having been down the river.
probably he absent about three
We, the undersigned, business Salve,” says J. W. Jenkins, of
Land A Lyons are closing out weeks-
men of Coquille, Oregon, hereby Chapel Hill, N. C. “ I am convin­
th-ir stock of clothing. Now is
Use DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, promise and agree to close our ced it’s the best salve the world
a ohaue tor a good suit of clothes.
pleasant little pills that are easy to respective places of business each affords. It cured a felon on my
week day, except Saturday, at 7 thumb, and it never fails to heal
F ob S ale . One two-borse wag­ take. Sold by R. S. Kuowlton
every sore burn or wound to which
on, aud a cart, good and strong ns
W. C. Bradley, of Marshfield, the o ’clock, P. M., beginning August
25c. at Knmvlton’ s
new. Inquire of K. Holverson, general agent, v’sited his many cus­ 1st. Also the first day of the week it is applied.
drug
store.
commonly
called
Sunday.
Last Wednesday night the Abbin- tomers in this city and Bandon last
The hour of closing will be in­
gton building at Portland was week in company with a brother
H o w is T h is?
dicated hy seven taps of the curfew,
destroyed by tire. The loss is given who is visiting him from Portland.
and wbeu signal is given all stores
When you want to buy a
at $350,000.
Drane has the best thing in the are to be promptly closed to the
Stoves of nil kinds, cooking uten­
Groceries, drygoods, boots and wav of fruit Jars that has ever been public.
sils, both new and second hand, watch call on me I will save
shoes, hats and caps, flour and feed, on the Market. Call aud see them.
Should any signer of this agree­ Wash tubs, wftaii boilers, chairs,
you money.
al ways on band at Land A Lyons’.
A. S. Huey, the optician from ment desire to work on his books dressers, commodes bed-stead’s boil
springs,
mattresses
hcd-clothes
Orders filled promtlv.
or
any
other
matter
pertain­
Roseburg, passed through the city
V. R. W IL SO N ,
Oils Stillwell who has been visit­ Monday on way to Bandon, having ing to his business evenings he Musical instruments, Etc. Prices
WATCHMAKER
A JEWELER.
agrees
to
keep
his
store
locked
and
lowest
yot.
made
arrangements
for
a
day
here
ing at Portland and other point,
G ofk A G oodman .
blinds drawn.
including some in Washington re­ Thursday, at the Coquille Hotel.
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Coquille,
Oregon.
Comer of Front A Hall st.
Any signer desiring to withdraw
turned to Bandon Saturday, having
Wanted— Work in the country for
come down by the last city of Pan­ middle-aged woman, Address Mrs. from this agreement is to give at
least ttn days’ notice of his inten­
ama.
A., care box 4, Marshfield, Oregon.
tion and shall have such notice pub­
Mrs. Emma M. Lyons and daugh­
Get out your roller skates. lished in the local papers of Co­
ters, Miss Josie and Mrs. F. W. Front street between A and B is
quille, Oregon.
Kronenbers, arrived here the latter now paved with bituminous rock.
We also further agree to make a
part of the week from Pasadena, It’s as pretty a street as was ever
deposit of $25.00 as a forfeit in fail­
Cal,, aud aic enjoying a visit with made out of doors and the boys are
ure to live up to this agreement.
th dr son and brothers, W. H, and just waiting to use this thorough­
Land A Lyons
M. H. Hersey.
S. J. Lyons and their families, ar fare for a skating rime.— Marshfield
W. T. Kerr A Co. T. H. Mebl & Co
well as many friends
Sun.
P. E. Drane
J. A. Lamb.
G. A. Robiuson has received his
Skeels & Son.
Something new—lb- Schram Anto- WT. C. Laird
stock of fruit jars for the season
atic Sealer— at RobinaonV He also ( !w> \ Koi'ii.so i D. L. Perkins.
He. keeps the Vlasou, Economy keeps Mason. Ecei env and Ever- O. Wila 'ii
J W. Leneve.
Everlasting and the Sehrnm Auto­
N. L >renz
nsting fruit jars.
matic sealer.
Coquille Furnituio Co.
Capt. O. R. Willard having pur­
Approved bv Order of City Coun­
Mr. BriggB, formerly of the Coos chased the interest of Capt. E. D.
Bay Times, is now editor and man­ Steller rn the gasoline boat, Wolver­ cil this July 27, 1908.
M. O. H awkins ,
ager of Mr. Hume’s paper, the ine, the latter gentleman, wife and
Mayor,
Radium, published at Wedderburn, little daughter left for Riddle, Ore­
A. W. K elly ,
Curry County, since the resiginn- gon, last week where they will visit
Recorder.
tion from that position o f W. E. friends for a while, after which, we
Thresher, who, with His wife and understand, they will return to the
Dean-Lindebeck
little son, recently passed through
Sound.
this city en route to Echo, this
A quiet wedding took place in
F or S ale , Span of 4 and 5 year
state, where they will locate.
old geldings and harness,weight 1450 ihe living department of the H ebald
The Coquille Livery Co. has sev­ ponds. Sound, gentle, true. $450. building on Wednesday of last week
eral new rigs in and it is a pleasure
Ray Dean and Miss Jenny Linde-
Addrss J. C. Lett, Norway.
to ride behind their teams
Call
______ Place your order with J. P. McAdams, or Rogers
heck were joined in holy wedlock,
The
Trustees
at
the
Library
As­
up phone 356.
Stable opposi te
Rev. J. N McConnell, of this city,
sociation met again last night to officiating. This young couple are
Fish’s Box Factory.
Meals at ell Hours
First-Class
conduct business in connection with
From 6 a m to 9 p m.
Servis«.
The O. K. Creamery buildiDg their real estate deal now pending. a native eon and daughter of Coos
which was recently moved up from On Friday evening another meet- county and have many friends who
wish them success.
the river to Front street is now in
iug will ‘ be * held when they will
A T THE
its place and carpenters are busily have the money in readiness for the
Hate! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds
engaged putting in the glass front,
first pavment, on the lot acquired 0f new hats at Drane’s Store, Also
C. A H A R R IN G T O N , P rop rietor
and dividing the building into three by the Association for the Library geu(8’ furnishing goods.
compartments, one of which will be
S p e c ia l A tte n tio n G iv e n to
W « l e a k s R a t s s to
used by Ralph Nosier sa shaving Building
| Mrs. C. J. Ludwick, of
C öfT lm e t*e ial P « Ö
R ég ulai* B o * r d « i * s .
Foley’s Orino Laxative, the la x -, x.ampB> was in town Saturday
parlors, one hy Fred Slagh for his
tailoring establishment, and the ative, stimulates, but does not irri- ¡Dg friends,
other by Dr. Endicott, the dentist tate. It is the best laxative Guar­
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is
anteed or your money hick.
E. J.
of Myrtle Point.
good for cuts, burns, and scratches,
Slocum.
Just a little Caseasweet is all that
It is especially good for piles.
E. G. Perham, who built Marsh­ Recommended and sold by R. 8 .
jt necessary to give your baby
when it is cross ond peevish. C’as- field’s present school buil ling, was Knowlton.
casweet contains no opiates nor the successful bidder to erect the
Over $20.000 has been raised by
harmful drugs and is highly recom­ new school house, at a figure of ; popular subscription on the hay to j
mended by mothers everywhere. $31,000. We are pleased to see a .ii fray the expenses of operating j
Conforms to the Natirlan Pure local man secure the contract. Mr. the government dredger.
This j
Food and D rug Law. Sold byR. S Perham will etart work on the build
to de- alnouul.
those in charge, will j
ing
as
soon
as
everything,
as
Knowlton.
h,]rrT insure the dredger’s com ing here, j
tail is arranged, and he will
The dredger will be completed! j
Will Cox, of Marshfield, spent
it to completion.— Marshfield Sun.
August 5th and about 10 days will
day or so in Coquille last week
The function of the kidneys is to be required for equipping and test- j
making preparations for a trip to
Myrtle Creek where he went for his strain out the impurities o f the iug, when it will he ready to start
father who bas bad p>or health for blood which is constantly passing south. The Southern Pacific bas
Foley’s Kidney agreed to tow the ersft to this port
some time, being a great sufferer through them
from dropsy.
Mr. Cox was accom­ Remedy makes the kidneys healthy. free of charge. It will have a ca-
pany,1 lav his brother-in-law, Chas. They will strain out all waste matter parity of 6600 cubic yards, per day
Take Foley’ s of 8 hours, in ordinary work, but in
Wtokh i. The old geotleiuan will from the blood.
Next Door to Post Office.
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remain some time with his son and Kidney Remedy and it will make aoft mud this amount will he in-
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Wickham, of yon well. For sale bv R. S. Knowl-j creased from 25 to 50 per cent.—
1 Marshfield Sun.
this city. They retrnep Monday. I ton.
WE
CAN SA V E Y O U M O N E Y !
Pasture to Let.
Mrs Alford Johnson, Jr., went to J. W. Leneve and wife and S M.
Bindou Monday.
Nosier and wife are bao’t iro n their
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nosier, of camping trip to Poit Orford.
Eugene, are lime here visiting their
A delightful lawn party was en­
many relatives and friends in this joyed at the home of Mr ard Mrs.
section
Belloni n-ar Johnsons Miil on Sat­
Mr aud Mrs Chas. Skeels re- urday evening. About 50 of their
tuaned yesterday from
Bridge friends gathered and an ixmcdiuly
where tliev visited Mr. and Mrs. pleasant evening injoyed in gamer,
etc., concluding with refreshments.
Fred Noselr.
The posters use being gotten ont
Master Fish Walden H. C. Mc­
Allister accompaiied by Deputies for a grand excursion hy tin- Mod­
J. D Wilson, of Yoncalla, and F. ern Woodmen of Am erci t ■ Ban­
W. Smith, of Coos river, araived in don on August 16, from M.r.bfield,
town Monday on their way to the Myrtle Point and Coquille. A free
North Fork salmon hetcliery on a clam hake and cofii e at the grounds.
trip of inspection.
Everybody invited.
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The Wickham House
MRS. Q. R. W IC K H AM , Proprietress
Phone
R oom
13X
an d B oard b y
or W e e k .
M o n th
Portland and Coos Bay S.
S. Lint
BREAKW ATER
Sails for Porltand Every Saturdav
S. S. CZAR IN A,
Sails weekly for Sail Francisco, carryin.fi;
freight and combustibles only.
C. F. M COLLUM.’ AGENT.
Phone Main 34.
PAUL
L.
A. Street Doch.
STERLIN G,
AGENT.
Marshfield, Oregon.
CQUILLE,
PHONE
NO. 1 1
WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHE o
FIN E Watch Repair­
ing.
Jewelry Repairing.
O
If you want a watch come and
examiue our stock.
you
>U9
We will sell
at tbi right price and guar
aiitee evory one.
Wo 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 SHROE D ER
Jeweler, Opposite Hotel Coquille
Take a
KODAK
With You
Knowlton’s Drug Store J
Has a Full Line.
MEN! Your Spring Clothes ar
here
GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS
FALL.
You’ll find that a I & S B Suitin' r.
fully meets your ideas of what a prod
suit ought to be than nuy you L■,v,
ever worn. I & S B
clothes are cut
from best of fabrics, smartly tail, led
splendidly made.
They have a per­
Coquille W ood Yard
is not merely temporary-I & S B clothes
J. R. McADAMS, Prop.
them on and as you wear them. Beau­
Will
furnish
old growth, alder and fir pole
wood to order.
Skookum Restaurant,
J
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6 bars fine Toilet Soap 25
2 cans of Borated Talcum
Powder, 25cj
3 bars Mechanic Pumix
Soap, 25c’'
fit Slocum Drug Store
rszszszs¿
fection of workmanship and finish that
are right, both when you first put
tiful new patterns in great
variety;
rich colorings; tasteful effects.
I.et
us show you some of these new ideas.
Suits from $6.00
V n
up to $35.00.
GIVE. ME A CALL.
W . T. KERB
I fy o u a r c figuring on a
Stationary or Marine
Gas Engine
Write us— we will save you money and time.
Engines Carried in Stock.
Also a complete line of launch supplies gas­
oline and Distillate in any quantity.
Coos Bay Oil and Supply Co.
MARSHFIELD, 0 REG0M