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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1908)
LO CAL N EW S. Butternut bread at City Bakery. Go to "T H E D IM E" tomorrow night. H a v a you tried SOUND RING flour? Dr. Wetmore was down from Myrtle Point last Friday. Save you money? See if we can’t O. Wilson Co. Miss Lizzie Price went to the Bay by yesterday afternoon's train. C. A. Pettengill, of Parkersburg, returned from a trip to the Bay on H riday. Long white and tan silk gloves at Robinson's. Henry Grady, of Norway, re turned home Monday from a trip to San Francisco. Sewing Machine needles at W. H. Scbroedet’s. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson arrived here Monday and are visiting their son who lives in this city. Dr. Abbott, the veternarv sur geon, returned from a professional visit to the Bay last Monday. All kinds of groceries Wilson & Oo’s. at O. F or R e n t . Home good, furnished housekeeping rooms, nice for teachers or pupils. Apply at this office. G. C. Welch was up from Lampa on Monday. Miss Nettie Carey arrived here Friday from Eureka, California, where she has been nursing in a hospital. J. L. Bean, the Lampa merchant, had business in Coquille on Mon day. E. E. Hatcher, the headsawyer, went to Fair-dew the first of this week to saw for Verner Barker at his new mill. If you want a nice suit of clothes — latest fall style. Robinson has them. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gage, Mrs. Fred Belloni, Mrs. J. M. Nye, and Miss Ray Collier, returned Monday from their camping trip in Curry. Jell glasses fruit jars stone crocks jar rubbers and all kinds of Lemon ade glasses at M. H. Heasey’s Mrs. J. S. Edmunds, of North Bend, came over by Monday morn ing’s train and proceeded to Ban- don by the Favorite for a visit with friends. Land & Lyons are closing out their stock of clothing. Now is a chaue for a good suit of clothes. D ied . At the County Infirmary, August 9, 1908, Lewis Lambo, aged seventy-six years. The remains were interred at the county farm Monday afternoon. ‘‘Sound Ring” flour is the best straigt wheat flour made from the best hardwheat from the Northwest. Fred W. Barker returned from a visit out at Fairview on Friday. He informs ns that his brother Verner had steamed up his saw mill boiler on that day, and was expecting to run this week. F ob S a l e . One two-horse wag on, and a cart, good and strong as new. Inquire ot K. Holverson, The “ Koos Stars” y of l’ andon have challenged the ball team of Del Norte county, Calif., to play a series of six games during the Marchmont Race Meet at Wedder- burn, beginning Aug. 17.— Randon Recorder. Groceries, drygoods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, flour and feed, always on hand at Land A Lyons’ . Orders filled promtlv. Mrs. W. W. Gage returned home Friday from Portland where Bhe has been for several weeks in a hospital for treatment. She is much improved and feels better than she has for several years, of which her many friende will be pleased to learn. G. A. Robinson has received his stock of fruit jars for the season He. keeps the Mason, Economy Everlasting and the Schram Auto matic sealer. W. T. Miller was in town Mon day and informs us that bis daugh ter, Miss Martha, who is at Adams, eastern Oregon, for her health, complains of the heat and dry weather, and says she misses the vegetables and fruits of the Fish- trap section. The Coquille Livery Co. has sev era! new rigs in and it is a pleasure to ride behind their teams. Call up phone 356. Stable opposite Fish’s Box Factory. Boys wash suits at Robinson's Go to Skeels & Son for the best fruit jars made— the Economy, Suit cases of all descriptions and sizes at Robinson’s. Jas. Morrison, of the lower river, was in town yesterday. Miss Mary Price of Bancroft, came to town yesterday. Big assortment of ladies' skirts from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s, A. H. Powers, of the Smith- Powers Lumber firm, came over from Marshfield yesterday. The Margaiet lies Co. next Tues day night. "Dcment’s Best Hour is the kind Drane sells. Elegant line of , ___ new gloves just | ¡n at the White H oubb . Every day Go to Skeels A Son for your flour and feed of all kind. Compare our Prices! David Griffin, of Myrtle Point, went to Bandon yesterday. a W e can save you money, see if we All our Prices are marked in A fine supply of new records just received at W. H. Schroeder’s. Bargain plain Figures— One Price.) C. E. Huliug, of M jrtle Point, K. C. Baking Powders, 50c Can, 40c Before buying a tent er.ll on Goff went to the Bay Thursday. Ladies White Ganuas Ties Ladies Waists “ ‘ “ “ 10c size, 3 for 25c A Goodman ; it means money to you. Silk, white, regular $3.50 values....... $ 2 .6 5 Fruit jars for sale at half price, Shilling’s Best Tea, 50c size for 40c 5s to 7s regular $1.50 values.............. $1.00 White Liugtrie, regular $3 values...... $2 25 Middle aged woman wants posi at Goff A Goodman’s. Carnation Milk, 10c tion in camp or at general house 7s to 2s “ $1.25 “ ............... 80c White Underskirts, $2.50 values....... $ 1 .8 5 Syrup—Tea Garden Drip, 1 gallon can 85c Millinery at cost at Mrs. Morgan’s i work. Address lock boif 221. “ “ $2.00 “ ....... 1.60 Gasene Soap, 5 bars for 25e Skeels A Son has their new Buy your suits at Land A Lyons’ . — 0 0 0 0 -------- “ “ $125 “ ....... 9 5 t Santa Claus Soap, 6 bars for 25c 8 hoe 8 in. Their prices will surprise you. Flour, Best Grades, $1.35 per sack Corset Covers, 50c to 75c values........ 40c Fruit jars for sale at half price Carocoal Coffee, Regular 25c grade, 2'2c Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houthmayd, Ladies White Hose................................ 20c tit Gofi A Goodman’s. Mason Jar Tops 25c. Economy JarTops, 20 c. of Myrtle Point, were passengers Globes, Long White, Black, Brown Dried Apples, 10c per pound, Peaches, 12Jc Do you remember Margaret lies? to Bandon by yesterday’s Dispatch. and Tan regular $1 75 values..... 1.20 Three Cans Standard Tomatoes 25c She will be at the opera house T. T. Land, the merchant, re 10 pounds Granulated Sugar, for $1.00 Collars, 50c values 30c 30c values 20c Tuesday night. turned Monday fro«i Portland and Rev. J. N. McConnell will hold otbeir points where he had been on Remember when you buy $10.00 worth we give you F R E E a nice 18x24 Picture. services at the Christian church each business. Sunday in this month. Come out Remember we carry every thing und bear him. you need in grocery line. Land A F or S ale . A choice piece of bot Lycns. tom land. Inquire of George S. J. L. Briggs, of Portland, arrived Robison, Coquille. here last Saturday and will make Mrs, L. D Belieu, o f Bridge, his brother, J. L. Briggs, of near with her son Floyd and two little Riverton, a visit. daughters, went to Bandon Mon Robinson’s store has just got lots Purveys Made, Estimates Furnishod day in companv with Mr. BDd Mrs. General Construction of shoes and it is no trouble to show M R S. Q. R. W ICKH AM , Proprietress on all Classes of Constr lclion Work Work. Clark, with whom they will visi< them. for a few days. Phone 13 X Judge C. A. Sehlbrede, of Marsh Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer field, had business at the county of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also seat on Friday. '.Che Judge is just Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed With geuts’ furnishing goods. back from a trip east. J. S. Jackson, a late arrival from Accuracy and Dispatch. Order your fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs and berry plants from San Pedro, Cal., has made arrange Second Door East of P. O. COQUILLE, OREGON ments to take charge of the Mary G. T. Moulton, Now íh the time to begin the work ‘‘White River” Flour is the best Mrs. Bertha Morgan, the milliner, land Cafe. Mr. Jackson is a friend for Xmas. Drop in at The White started for Portland Saturday for of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holloway, of Robinson has it. House A Mrs. Moon will show you the purpose of laying in her fall the City Bakery. For sewing raachiue needles go to an elegant Une of fancy-work ma and winter stock of millinery. W. H. Schroeders. terials. New linens, new pillows Sperry new, flour made at Taco New silks just in at the White ma, Wash., with the same care as Attorney N. C. McLeod, of North new patterns new work. House. That is where you get the ‘ ‘Sperry’s Best,” "Sound Ring.” Bend, was a Coquille business visit For bargains in shoes, see Drane 36 in silks cut cn the bias for bands or on Friday of last week. at his new store. Mrs. Icy Bartholomew who had • «• » • Elder E. Keeler, of the Saints been here from Portland for several Rev. W. S. Cordon’s subject at Excellent Health Advice church arrived on Friday from the M. E. Church, Sunday morning weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and will be, ‘‘The compeling power of Portland to take part in the yearly Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 meeting to be held at Bandon Mrs. ?j. P. Maury, departed for her Love” from II Cor. 5:14, and in Gifford Ave., San Jose, Cal., says: home last week. She was accom the evening there will bo an ad "The worth of Electric Bitters as a soon. dress on “ The Church as a Philan. general family remedy, for head F ine and P lain S e w in g , At home panied by her sister Miss Bessie. thropist.” Sunday School 10 a. m. ache, biliousness and torpor of the Phone Main 34. A. Street Dock. Marshfield, Orega . on Spurgeon Hill by Mrs. Emma Ray Dean, the photographer, is Ep. League 7 p. m. Topic— Reli Hanscom. CQUILLE, PHONE NO. 1 I back from hi3 outing at the beach gious Instruction a Social Necessity. liver and bowels is so pronounced PAUL L. STERLING, AGENT. that I am prompted to say a word Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nosier, of and is ready to do all kinds of work in its favor, for the -benefit of Persian lawns, liens, muslin, cam- in his line promptly. Eugene, started on their return bricks, duckin white nets A laces those seeking relief from such afflic home Monday after a two weeks’ Wilbur HarringtoD, brother of fresh A new at the White House. tions. There is more health for the visit with relatives and friends in our townsman and digestive organs in a bottle of Elec restaurant this city. M arried . At Arago, Aug. 10th, tric Bitters than in any other reme If you want a watch come and keeper, C. A. Harrington, arrived Wanted— Work in the country for here the latter part of the week and at the home of the bride’s parents: dy I know of.” Sold under guar examine our stock. We will sell George Kribs and Maud E. Linde- antee at Kuowltou’s drug store. 50 c. middle-aged woman, Address Mrs. you one at the right price and guar A., care box 4, Marshfield, Oregon. is enjoying a visit with his brother beck, both native born of Coos and family. He liyed here a few County, where their many friends antee every one. Roy McClelland, proprietor of the McClelland Hotel, Roseburg, years in the early ’90’s and has a wish them long and happy lives. For good pasture for horses aud We will also do you an honest visited on the Bay last week, and number of friends in this section Judge E. G. D. Holden, of this cattle, 2J miles from Coquille, on on I riday went to Bandon for an whom he enjoys meeting. job of Watch Repairing. city, spoke the words that made the Marshfield road, apply at the outing. V. L. ArriDgton was down from them one. blacksmith shop of W. L. McAdams. Phone 251 and your orders will Myrtle Point Saturday. He informs The brick kilns at Arago have I ---------------------------------------------------- sent right out by Land A Lyons’ us that he lias purchased the Hamp ton furniture factory in that place. been opened and orders will be free delivery. ■ J 0 0 n >.-v Wo have constantly on hand a On Sunday morning at nine promptly filled. Leave orders with Mrs. A. J. Larsen, of Los Angeles, line of Columbia and Edison Phono W. H. Schroeder, the Jeweer. visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. o’clock, August, 9th., at the Parson graphs and Records. Endicott, and many fie n d s of age of the M. E. Church, South, For Sore Feet W. H S H R O E D E R Myrtle Point lately, returning by Mr. Charles A. Brown aud Miss " I have found Bucklen’s Arnica Viola M. Gouley were united in last steamer. Jeweler, Opposito Hotel Coquille Salve to be the proper thing to use K. Holverson has just received a marriage, Rev. E. B. Jones, officiat for sore feet, as well as for healing full line of the fin.at samples for ing. Mr. Brown and Miss Gouley burns, sores, cuts, and all manner men’s suitings. Examine them. are both residents of Myrtle Point. of abrasions,” writes Mr. F. Stone, Elder J. M. Cole, the Adventist Mr. Brown is a druggist by profes o f East Poland, Maine. It is the minister, was in Coquille Monday. sion aud formerly lived in Conn. proper teing too for piles. Tty it! Sold under guarantee at U. S. GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS He informed us that he would begin Immediately after tbe ceremony Knowlton’s drug store. 25 c. FALL. a series of meetings at Myrtle Point the young people left Coquille to TEA CH ER’ S INSTITUTED this— Wednesday— evening which start on their wedding tour. The Annual Teacher’ s Institute for You’ll find that a I <fe S B Suitmnn would last until Sun Jay. Both single and double riggs for Coos County for the year 1908 will be fully meets your ideas of what a pood held in Myrtle Point, Oregon, August hire at Coquille Livery Co’s Stable, Drane has the best thing in the Phone 18-20. wav of fruit Jars that has ever been opposite Fish’s Factory. suit ought to be than any you have Among the instructors from the in When you want to buy a on the Market. Call and see them. 356. terior of the state who will be in attend ever worn. I A S B clothes are cut Mr- and Mrs. A. R. Moomaw ance and assist in tbe sessions of this Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder, meeting will be State Supt. Ackerman, watch call on me I will save from best of fabrics, smartly tail.ncd arrived here lately from Twin Falls, Supt. R. F. Robinson, Prof. Traver and of Arago, spent two or three days you money. splendidly made. They have a per in town last sveek visiting Mr. and Idaho, accompanied by their son Prof. Jones. Children Shoes at reduced prices. |0. W ILSON & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON J. W . Leneve The Wickham House E H KERN R o o m a n d B o a rd b y M o n th or W e e k . F r e e S a m p l e R o o m Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line B R E A K W A TE R Sails for Porltand Every Saturday S. S. CZARINA, Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight and combustibles only. C. F. M’COLLUM, AGENT. WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHE Pasture io Let. PHONOGRAPHS MEN! Your Spring Clothes aiv ere FINE Watch Repair ing. Jewelry Repairing. Mrs. W. H. Schroeder, the occasion being the birthdays of the Mes- dames, one on Thursday and the other on Friday, A most profitable as well as pleasant Will, aud are enjoying a visit with V . R . W IL S O N , session is assured. their s o d s and brothers, Capt. J. C. Teachers and friends of education are WATCHMAKER A JEWELER. Moomaw and Charier Moomaw of cordially solicited to attend. W . H. BUNCH, Coquille, Oregon this place, and daughter, Mrs. A. Co. 8 upt. M SnI der‘ of M* rtle PoiDt- 68 wel1 ; 88 8 large circle of friends along ! the river. Mr. Moomaw has dis posed of his interests in Idaho and expects to locate in Portland, hav- ing retired from active business. . , Anyone wishing house moving or McLeod. Mr. McKeDzie is very other heavy work done can he nc- much pleased with our section and commodated by calling on II L will probably invest in some Varney. Coquille valley property. Thos. II «yter, of Dallas, this | Cooking utensils of all kinds state, one of Oregon’s prominent Baskets Buckets lamps and every pioneers, arrived here last week j thing you can think.of from 05 c up an(] enjoying a visit with rela- i 1 erseys. tives and friends. On Saturday 1 Mrs. L. R. Wood war J and Elton he and Mr. Knowlton went to Ban- Tyrrell, of Arago, returned the doD> where Mrs. Knowlton, with latter part of the week from Hay- ft party of Coquille people, is camp- wards, Calif., where they had gone lng j returning Sunday. He is now to see their mother, Mrs. R. S . visiting his brother, W. L. Hayter, Tyrrell, who was very ill, but was at the home of a daughter, Mrs. considerably improved when they Alvy Lee. near Myrtle Point. Mr. started. Hayter came to the coast during! Something new-theSchramAuto- matic Sealer— at Rnhinsoo’s. He also keeps Mason, Economy aud Ever- tasting fruit jars. J. K. McKenzie, of Ullnpoll, Scotland, is here enjoying nn ex- tended visit with his uncle, J. K. Dr. G. A. Boyle, of Enid, Okla homa, passed through town Mon day, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Clare, and brother, David F or S ale , Span of 4 and 5 year Boyle. They were on their way to old geldings and harness, weight 1450 Bandon to visit the Dr’s brother, ponds. Sound, gentle, true. $450. Mr. Boyle, the jeweler, who has re. Addrss J. C. Lett, Norway. sided there for some time. Saturday is the day to get your There are many imitations of De- picture taken, I will make a re- Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel duction on all pictures taker on Salve hut jnst one origiinal. Noth Saturday, excepting stamps. My ing else 1« just as good. Insist on gallerywill he open on the 1st and DeWitt-s'i- It is cleansing, cooling and 3rd Sunday and closed on the and soothing. Sold by R. S. 2nd and 4th in each month. Knowlton. R ay D ean . fection of workmanship and finish that is not merely temporary-I <fe S B clothes are right, both when you first put them on and as you wear them. Beau tiful new patterns in grent vari : ; rich colorings; tasteful effects. Take a Let us show you some of these new id. KODAK W ith You Knowlton’s Drug Store Has a Full Line. Suits from $6.00 up to $35.00. GIVE ME A C AL L . KERF I f you are figuring on a Coquille Wood Yard Stationary or Marir > J. R. McADAMS, Prop. W ill furnish old growth, alder and fir pole wood to order. the gold excitement in ‘49 and has Place your order with J. R. McAdams, or Rogers been a resident of Oregon since ]850 M eal» a t al l H o u r« . . . . p I i*«t~C1 ••• W hen the baby is cross and has F r o m 6 a m to 9 p m . Servi««. you worried and worn out you will findthat a little Cascasweet, the well '< known remedy for babies and c h il-1 A T T H E dren, will quiet the little one in a short time. The ingredients are j C. A H A R R IN G T O N , P roprietor. printed plainly on the bottle. Con- tains no opiates. Sold by R. S. S p .a la t H tt.n tlo n o i v . n t . W « H a k . t a t * , to Knowlton. c a m m .sla t P R .g u l* . S e a l'd « ... Skookum Restaurant, 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 H i. MARSHFIELD, 0REG0U