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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1908)
V LOCAL N E W S . Alex Stauff, of Marshfield was among the passenger list on Monday H. H. Baldwin is up from Ban- mornings train. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sperry went don again. Hardee Mast, of Lee, was in town to Mar.h5.ld yesterday afternoon. The Judge had legal business. on Thursday. Dr. Endicott, the dentist, has gone to Portland to be absent for two weeks. Mr snd Mra j w Leneve> of thU city> went ]a8t week to Port 0 rford to 8ee reUtiv„ and fri, nds ^SSSZSZS2SZS2SZSZSZS5S2SZSZSZS2SZSZSZSZSZSZSZS2SZS2SZSZSZSZSZS Pants. F. F. Eddy and little daughter Web Mast was quite ill at his home w . A. Bishel, hotel keeper of wore up from Prosper on Saturday. on the North Fork last week, but Qold Beacb> Curry COUDtyi WM pa88eDger to Portiand by the last Grandma Leneve, of this city has was improving at last accounts. E. J. Bigelow, of Eckley was j Breakwater, been somewhat indisposed for a few a Coquille visitor on Monday. He Attorn8y j M. Upton, of Marsh days. Clifford Crewe, the Myrtle Point met many old friends while in town. fieldi W(,nt to Portland by the Break When the foot is grow ing one pair of ill-flttlnd shoes may cause foot de> formitles which will last through life. The Gofzlan Shoe is made for children as well as for men and women and "fits like your footprint." Mrs. McDaniel came over from water enroute to Salem to attend cigar manufacturer, was in town the Marth field Monday and proceeded supreme court, first of the week. Margaret Ile8 Co. at Ma8onic B orn . In Coquille, Oregon, Oct to Bandon the same day. j Judge J. F. Hall came over Mon- Hall each Tuesday night, ober 18, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Wal. day morning to look after matters j The steamer Elizabeth arrived in ter James, a daughter. Hon. J. S. Coke came over from pertaining to the probate branch of tbe Coquille river Sunday. Itis e x 1 J pected that she will sail for San Marshfield Monday and stayed over of his court. M arried . In Coquille, Oregon,! Francisco today. till the day following. Best grado flour $1.35 per sack at October 12, 1908, Mr. Leon C. Paul j guy your suits at Land A Lyons and Miss Mary M. Miller, Rev. B ' Their prices will surprise you O. Wilsan A Co. This office has just finished print Mrs. Thomas AshtoD, of Parkers B. Pauli officiating. County School [Superintendent ing the ballots to be used in the burg, visited her daughter, Mrs. Lee Bunch, was down from bis farm at presidential election which is to be Curry, in this city Monday. He intends held November 3rd. Furnished rooms to rent at the McKinley, Monday, moving his faminly to this city in WHITE HOUSE. Mr. Goff, of this city, last week W. W. Gage has been confined to the near future to spend the winter. received the news of the death of r A fine supply of new records just his room for the past week, suffer ing from a severe cold and grip, but received at W. H. Schroeder’s. F. E. Allen, of Marshfield was in is up again. town the first of the week, in the F or S ale . One top-buggy— interest of the Blake, McFall paper single—apply at this office, Attorney A S. Hammond went to Co. of Portland, of which company he is the represent ative of this Portland by the last Breakwater, county. having a case or so before the su A nice line of Cbambrees, and preme court. lace collors just in at O. Willsons A W anted . $2,000 on first-class se curity. Apply at this office. Dont forget the big Republican Clint Malehorn, the Bandon- Rally lo be held at the court house Langlois teamster, was up to this Thursday evening. Congressman place Thursday and purchased a lot W. R. Ellis, of Pendleton will be hay for bis stodK. present and deliver an interesting Big assortment of ladies’ skirts address. from $1 to $15 at J. W . Leneve’a, I f you have any repairing that W. P. Whittington came down you can not do take it to Quick A from the upper river Monday to see Curry. his ranch near town which he pur Mrs. James Stinson who returned chase! last spring. from Port Orford last week stopped Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder. The goods that save 4 you money. L. R. Robertson, manager of the Pacific States Telephone and Tele graph Co., was in town yesterday looking after the interests of the company. Remember we carry every thing you need in grocery line. Land A Lycns. Dr. Kirshman, the dentist, will be home this week and will be in his office Monday, October 26th ready to greet his old patrons as well as new ones. several days with her sister, Mrs. Jeff Wilson, of this city. Her little girl was quite siok for a while, but is about all right again. Phone 251 and your orders will sent right out by Land A Lyons’ free delivery. T. Nicols, the commercial man. came over from the Bay Monday on one of his regular trips. He tells us that he had seen his brother, A. H. Nicols, the creamery man, at Day- ton, Oregon, a week before, who is talking of returning to Coos county. F or S ale . £150 buys a good piano. $75 cash and $75 in good potatoes Land A or grain. Bring your orders to Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry goods. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dulley return ed today from Portland where they had gone for medical treatment for the former. R. H. Mast had charge of the treasurer’s office during Mr. Dullye’s absence. H. L. Stephens, the Fishtrap nurseryman,was in town last Friday, and informs us that he has a great many varieties of berry plants, some apple trees and other fruit trees for sale. He can make it an object to anyone wishing anything from n nursery to call on him. Tablet-! we are clooing out our K. Holv.rson has just received a entire line at reduced prices, O. full line of the finest samples for Wilson A Co. men’s suitings. Examine them. E. H Kern, the civel engineer, Last eveding the lies Co., pre who purchased the Elmer Brizzee sented the comedy Drama Entitled place, has on exhibition a limb from ‘In Old Kentuckey.’ ’ at the opera one of his Baldwin apple trees 39 house which was appreciated by all inches in length which contained 32 who attended. The lies Co., is a perfect apples of good size. high class show and deserve the To obtain good berths on the patronage of all. They will again Breakwater call up Main 181. it visit our city next Tuesday evening costs you nothing to phone. presenting the western play eptitled In onr last isue we mentioned the “ The Road to Frisco.” drowning of a woman supposed to Land A Lyons are closing out be Mrs. George Collier, formerly of th.ir stock of clothing. Now is this city in a large wine vat at Santa a chaue for a good suit of clothes. Rosa, California. Letters to rela Dockey J. Wilkes and Miss Nel tives and friends of Mrs Collier ex lie T. BowMan were united in mar plain that it was an Italian woman riage Sunday evening by Rev. J. living near by who was so unfortun Thomas, pastor of the Baptist ate as to fall in the vat, and not Church of this city. The marriage Mrs. Collier. was solemnized at the residence of Anyone wishing to rent a good the officiating clergyn.an and was a place will call at the HERALD office, or address R. A, Easton, Sitkum, very quiet affair, the only persons present bemg the bride’s brother-in- Oregon. The sixteen-month-old daugter of law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sharmnn Cutlip of Daniel’s Creek, Fagore. The young couple have died of paralysis on Thursday, and the best wishes of all.— Bandon Re was hurried yesterday in the Coos corder. I M .de In St. Pani by C. Gotilan & Co. since 1833. Mrs. Morgan A Miss Robinson on Front St. Surveys Made, Estimates Furnished on all Classes of Construction Work E. H KERN Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer J. P. Beyers left on the last Plant Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed With for Frisco. He will join Mrs. Bey Accuracy and Dispatch. ers who is visiting frieDds at Mor gan Hill, and will go with her to Second Door East of P. O. COQUILLE, OREGON _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i . - C ■ -. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ." - 1 g Southern California and Arizona T. W. Robison, the retired hard Mark Twain on Prohibition for her health. ware man of Bandon, had business W rnted To R ent . Any one hav in Coquille on Monday. I am a friend to temperance and ing a farm to rent address “ F ” care Some nice rooms to rent. See I want it to suoceed, but I don’t “ H erald , Coquille.” Mrs. Figg. thiak prohibition is practical. The Miss Mae Walker, tbe nurse, re Germans prevent it. Look at them! They will extend their trii down turned to Portland by the last They have just envented a method Breakwater after a visit with her the coast through Humboldt county, of making brandy out of sawdust parents at Bandon, and attending and on to San Francisco. H. Sengstacken wants 10 tons Now what chance will prohibition the wedding of Mr. G. T. Tread- chittim bark delivered either at Co have when a man can take a ripsaw gold and her sister, Miss Claire, quille or Marshfield. and go out and get drunk with a Go to Land A Lyons’ a for nice feao rail? what is the good of pro- A baby boy was boro to Mr. and suit of clothes. They will save you Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter Tuesday hibetion if a man is able to make money. brandy mashes out of the shingles Wm. Galher, of Bandon, came up morning but the little fellow was on his roof, or he can get the deleri- not long for this world, as he only the last of the week on his way to lived about half an hour. The little nm tremens by drinking the leg off Portland. He was accompanied by the kitchen table? his son, E. M. Gallier as far as this body was conveyed to Bandon cem- etry where interment.was made by Go to P. E. Drane’s for Economy city. The old gentleman will be loving hands. Mr. and Mrs. Hoi- ‘ fru;t jars and caps, absent two or three weeks. lopeter have the sincere spmpathy F or S ale . A choice piece of hot- of a large circle of friends in their Sewing Machines tom land. Inquire of George S. hour of berievement.— Recorder. Robison, Coquille. For Sale or rent at Goff A Good- George O. Leach and son Tracy mans. The W oman s Study Club went to portland on the task Break At a meeting held on Oceober Christain Church water en route to Klamath Falls. They go for the benefit of the heath 10th with Mrs. Rogers, the annual You are invited to attend tbe of the latter, and we hope that a election of officers was had no other services at the Christian Church higher altitude will prove to be bet work being taken up. On the afternoon of Saturday the next Sunday morning and evening. ter for him. They were accompan 17th club met with Mrs.Sperry when Morning subject “ Rainy Sundays.” ied by A. O. Hite. two interesting papers were present Evening subject “ The Game of Life” F or S ale . Six lots East of Chris J. N. M c C oneell . tian Church— good building place— ed, one by Mrs. Peoplos the subject Minister, being “ Holland in History,’’ the part bottom for garden. second one on “ Characteristics of Rev. G. S. Clevenger, pastor <;hroialc C o n s tip a tio n C u red the Holland Land’’ being read by of the First Baptist church at One who suffers from chronic Mrs. Rogers. Current events con Marshfield, came over Saturday and constipation is in danger of many cluded the work for the afternoon. serious ailments, Foley’s Orino went to Bandon and formed the ac Tbe Dext meeteug will be held Laxative cures chronic constipa quaintance of the members of his Saturday with Mrs. Nye. tion as it aids digestion and stimu church at that place. He returned lates the liver and bowels, restoring Mrs. M. W. McCormic, of River Sunday morning and attended the natural action o f these organs. church in this city Sunday forenoon. ton, made our office a pleasant call Ccmmene taking it to-day and you while in town one day last weA. will feel better at once, Foley’s F or S ale . — Half of a well selected Orino Laxative does not nauseate A basket-ball team is being or. herd belonging to a lower river or gripe and is very pleasant to take dairyman, thirtyfive in number, at gadized by the high school in this Refue substitutes. E. J. Slocum. thirty dollars a piece, for particulars ty. address F. E F., care of this office. Rev. E. B. Jones has gone to at-1 tend annual confernnce. ..... More RED Than Enough is Too Much AND WHITE SHINGLES CEDAR Fur Sale By To maintain health, a mature' L. H. & W. Shingle Co. man or woman needs just enough food to repair the waste and supply Bandon, Oregon. P. O. Box 62 energy and body beat. The habit ual consumption of more food than necessary fer these purposes is the prime cause of stomach troubles, rheumatism and disorders of the j Kidneys. I f troubled with indiges- i tion, revise your diet, let reason and HEATON & SHUCK not appetite control and take a few ' doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach Are prepared to do all kinds of and Liver Tablets and you will soon Housemoving and foundation re be all right again. For sale by B. | pairing. Knowlton. HOUSE MOVING Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also geuts’ furnishing goods. Sound Ring Flour, Headquarters at Marshfield, Coquille Branch at Big Ware house. SIG HANSEN in charge . The instinctive spirit o f “ Getting all we can for what we have” is a feature that’s ground into the red blood o f all of us. Every hitman creature inherets it. As the spirit o f “ How Long to Hold on,” and when to Let go” evidently has reached a liighor order of development with the Jeweler# than in some of the] others. W e always believe in giving our customers the best mer chandise obtainable at the lowest prices. Our stock is com plete in all its departments, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. A ll kinds of repair work done and guaranteed E. C. BARKER & C O . Successor to WILSON JEWELRY CO. MEN! Your Spring Clothes are Here GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS FALL. You’ll find that a I & S B Suit mor« fully meets your ideas of what a good suit ought to be than any you hav« ever worn. I A S B clothes are cat from best of fabrics, smartly tailored splendidly made. They have a per fection of workmanship and finish that is not merely temporary-I A S B clothe« are right, both when yon first p«t them on and as yon wear them. Beau tiful new patterns in great variety; rich colorings; tasteful effects. L«t us show you some of these new ideas. Suits from $6.00 up to $35.00. GIVE ME A CALL. Drane has the best thing in the When you are in the market for wav of fruit Jars that has ever been baking powder, don’ t forget Cleve on the Market. Call and see them. land’s. • Here are three reasons why.: B. E. Hampton baa secured a a building in Coquille aDd will start Superior Quality (Pure Cream of Tarter. ) a meat market here in a few days. Neatest Package (screw-top can.) He is in a like business at Myrtle BéSt price (31b can $1.00; 51b can Point with M. R. Dunn and this $1.65. will be a branch of their Myrtle Tollman, Photographer, Point business. Mr. Hampton will Any Thing; look after the shop at this city J. F. Miller and family, of Healy, Any Where; Kansas, are here looking for a loca while Mr. Dunn will attend to tbe Any Time; tion. They have two sons at Ban Myrtle Point end. These gentle Residence Studio. men are no strangers and will don who have been in Oregon for .»«■ M .a ls a* a ll H auaa^ a t-C la a a the past year whom they went to doubtless get a liberal share of tbe Fifty Years a Blacksmith Pnom « • m to 9 p m . see by yesterday's Dispatch. They public patronage of the community. Samuel R. Worley of Hixburg, are very favorably impressed with F or S ale : One No. II Ohio Ya., has been shoeing horses for tbe appearance of the county. Mr. Ensilege Cutter with 34 feet of el- more than fifty years. He says: AT THE Miller says he left Kansas on evator, 2 horse power, all in No. 1 "Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has the account of two much dry weath- running order. For particulars in- given me great relief from lame back C. A. HARRINGTON, Proprietor. er, and that our October showers quire of W. M. Hamilton, above and rheumatism. It is the best liniment I ever used.” For sale by • p a a la l J ttta otla o o lv a n ta V i D a ta R a t « , ta do not b lu f him out. j Johnson's mill or address Coquille. R. S. Knowlton. c a m m a» « a f i l l a » ■ o a .d a a a . River cemetry. This is the second child the Cutlips have lost within the past month. Services were held at the United Brethren church, the Rev. Sumerlin officiating.— The Times. Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow ders, give instant relief. Price 25 cents. R. H. Knowlton, Coquille City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. will make my head quarters at your store this year. Santa Claus. O. W ILSON & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON his aged mother in eastern Oregon The old lady was in the 92nd year of her age. General Construction Work. For all kinds of sewing, go to F. C. True, who has had charge to the office work of the F. S. Dow Commission Compnny here for some time, left today for Coquille where he will establish headquarters and assume the management for the company’s business in the Coquille valley. Mr. True has made many friends in Marshfield who will great ly regret his removal for even a comparatively short distance from here, but who will be highly gratifi ed over the promotion it brings him and the success they feel certain it will bring him.— Coos Bay Times. Well we have certainly got some swell pants fo r men and boys and the prices will certainly strike you right. Come in and let us show them to • you. 'ake a KODAK W ith You K nowlton’» Drug Store Has a Full Line. Skookum Restaurant,; KERR I f you are figuring on a Stationary or Marine Gas Engine Write us— we will save you money and time. Engines Carried in Stock. A lso a complete line of launch supplies gas oline and Distillate in any quantity. Coos Bay Oil and Supply Co. MARSHFIELD, ORE Q0 K_*\