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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1909)
LOCAL N E W S . P. C. Hatcher was in from Fair- view on Friday. Ladies khaki suits at Robinson’s. Miss Kittie Wells came over Dance at Nosler's Hal) Saturday Children’s wash dresses at Rob- from Marshfield one day last week night. inson’s. to see friends. S. L. Lafterty delivers freab aer Mrs. J. F. Chaneay, of Riverton, Trunks—Suit Cases—Telescopes. ated milk. was in town Friday. All sizes. C. M. G oodman & Co. Mr. Dollar, the lumber man, is Jack Yale, the veteran co Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coats, of with us again. cial traveler is in town. Bandon, came a Thursday and ex New line of spring bats for men Latest stylo ladies tailor suits tended their visit to Myrtle Point. at Robinson’s. just in at Robinsons. Call and see those waists from ; J. W. Eyans, of Arago, wi J. D. Donaldson was up from 75 cects to $3.50 at O. Wilson’s A Co’s. town Monday. Riverton yesterday. Kbaki cloth by the yard at Rob See Rose for Tow prices on flour. inson's. No combination for him. Walter Smith, of Riverton, Engineer Bert Myers returned in Coquille Monday. from the Bay on Thursday. White River flour makes while Have you saw the new galatea light bread. Robinson has it cloth at Robinson’s store. Andrew Hartman, of Bandon, Cbas. Lesninni was down from was in Coquille on Thursday. Norway on Monday. Mrs. Alfred JohnBOD, of this city, j returned Wednesday from a visit ! with her son, and family of Prosper, I F ob S ale .— I n first class order, one eight-horse boiler and engine. Inquire of J. Selson, Bullards. C O N S P IC U O U S HEADS How a white, shiny, bald head shows up in a crowd. Do you desire to be the owner of such a head? I f your hair is losing its luster or shows a tendency to fall out give your scalp immediate attention or you ’ll soon have no use for a comb. Nyal’* Hair Tonic is a food lor the scalp and will quickly stimulate the hair bulbs. It’s an anti dote for dandruff and cure lor all scalp diseases. PBIOE $i. W E A RE SHOWING The Nobbiest and most up-to-date Line of Summer Goods Ever Brought to Coquille..... LADIES LINGERIE WAISTS FANCY WAISTINCS POPLINS Made of fine quality, hand somely trimmed with lace and insertion, from............. ...........................$ 2 to 3 50 Something stylish and looks well made up. A largo va riety of patterns to select from ...20c to 4 5 c per y d Blues, browns, white, red, tan and pongee..50c peryd LAD YS SLEVEL’SS VST’S The very latest in blue, brown and tans, neat pat terns............................... 35c FRENCH APPLIQUE LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS B. B. Tetters, of Fairview, paid A very nice line of em- Fine quality, ribbed knit our office a pleasant business call broideried muslin skirts, vest.. .............................. 15c The lastest creations iD ladies while in town on Thursday of last good quality and low priced Gent’s don’t buy your spring suit pUHRMAN’S PHARMACY Better quality, trimmed princess suits at Robinson’s. week. from .......... $ 1 5 0 to 2.75 until _vou have seen Robinson’s with laco iiud insertion....... stock Mrs. S. Mundy, of Bandon, was ................................. 25c Plain and figured lawns.20c The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier s Money saved for you if you buy Logger Shoes. The gloves for wear d ds at q Wilson A Co. J. E. Conger was up from River in Coquille last Wednesday. Batiests......................... 20c ? T /N ft .'n t . ! J ° —8. F. Fear Gloves. 1 E. L. T Tozier. ton on Monday. Mercerized.........35 and 45o Another shipment of mens spring C. M. Goodman, the secondhand Well made and of good Mrs. Aaron Wilson, of this city, man, captured a swarm of bees Anything you want in groceries clothing just in at Robinson's. quality of linen and crash Porous knit, the keep cool at Robinson’s white and tan. You usually Jas. D. Clinton, of Norway, had went to Bridge Saturday to visit which had strayed away from home kind, sleeveless $ 1 pr suit Manville Chambrays pay $2. Our price.. $ 1 .2 5 Lawrence Teters was down from business in this city on Thursday. with her parants, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. last Tuesday. In extra good quality nice L. Nosier. Four-room cottage at Riverton Fairview on Monday. patterns........... 15 c per yd Big line of the new gloves just Now is the time to have your for rent $3. Inquire at Riverton ] D. W. Baker, of Lee, was in town in at The White House. windows and doors re screened. Postoffice. Very neat patterns in brown, All Over Laces The telegraph lines out of Marsh one day last week. Quick A Curry has the galvanized Mrs. B. F. Gambell, sister o f ! blue and p in k .5 0 c per yd Well made and trimmed White and echrue from ....... For bargains in shoes, see Drane field were down the last of the week. screening. Mrs. G. H, Feese arrived in Co- j with silk, neat and new, at bis new store. ..............50c to 1.25 Nice line of spring caps for the The schooner Advance arrived in quille from Eureka Springs Arkan- | very stylish, panama and alpacca. You usually pay Tim Seeley of this city, went to school girls at The White House. the Coquille Thursday and is load sas by way of San Francisco. All Over Tucking. $5 to $7.50. Our price..... Something neat and very Prosper on business Monday. Dr. McCormac, of Marshfield, was ing lumber at the mill of the Ran F or S a l e — One new Babcock ! • ..$ 3 .5 0 to 6 stylish at...................... 50c Children’s black and tan scuffers a Coquille business visitor on Fri dolph Lumber Co. milk tester, $3, and one second I ............. 1.25 per yd at Robinson’s. day. hand Petaluma incubator, 125 egg We Have Tents the following W. J. Floyd, of Riverton was a Robinson has a nice assortment sizes: 8x10, 10x12, 12x14. Fancy capacity, $10. Inquire at this of We will be more than pleased to show you our line and wish vou to feel ner of ladies up-to-date tailored suits. poles and hard-wood pegs for same. fice. Coquille visitor on Monday. fectly free to come in and look our line over whether you buy or not. F C M. Goodman A Co. Mrs. Lewis, of Marshfield, accom Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Walker drove Rolled barley, shorts, bran and Frank Stillwell, of Oregon City, panied by her daughter passed wheat at Robinson’s. to Myrtle Point on Thursday after- who had been to Bandon to see his through towD Wednesday on their J. \V. Flanagan, of Marshfield, nooD. mother and other relatives and way to Bancroft to visit Mrs. C. D. was in Coquille on Monday. C. M. Goodman A (Jo., dealers friends, passed through town on Price, sister of Mrs. Lewis. We are Money Savers when it comes to Groceries. Ladies if you want an up to date in new and second hand goode. his return home Thursday. Remember, the Coos Bay Clam tailored, or white princess suit, you Phone No. 3G4. Why Pay More when You Can Get Them for Less? Tozier's Celebrated Logger man will be in Coquille every Tues will find it at Robinson’s. J. L. Barker paid our office a Shoes have won popularity with the day, with clams, fish and crabs. F ound — Ten gallon-milk can in business visit while in town one day 16 lbs Sugar woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, He also will buy rubber, copper, $1.00 brass and chickens, for cash. river. Call on George Lester. last week. Coquille. 4 1-2 lbs Caracoal Coffee 1.00 Last Sunday’s services at the M. Spring millinery is now on sale Go to Nelson Smith's for all Kinds The steamer Elizabeth arrived 14 lbs Good Rice 1.00 E. Church South were interesting at The White House. of vegetable plants, Aster, stock the latter part of last week. She 6 bars Good Laundry Soap .25 and two were baptized, one at the Will Doyle, of Norway, had and pansy settings. had on board 30 tons of rolled bar 3 cans Standard Tomatoes .25 river in the afternoon. Next Sun business in town yesterday. 3 cans Standard Corn W. F. Miller was down from ley for F. S. Dow’s wholesale house, day the Pastor will preach at both .25 1 Gallon Apricots When you want groceries or meat Fishtrap yesterday. The old gent and 50 tons more will follow soon. .35 services. Evening subject. “ The 1 Gallon Peaches g o to the People’s Market. Get your table legs turned at Unknown Depths of Sin.’’ Every is looking well. .40 Raisins per package Quick A Curry’s. They have some Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones was .10 Mrs. J. A. Yoakam, of this city, one invited to attend. Hard wood, Mush, extra good, per package up to town doing some trading returned Friday from a visit with patterns already out. .30 Having sold my business with $1 per set. Peas, per can 15 cents two fo r Monday. .25 friends at the Bay. The steamer Fifield sailed for the J. R. Watkins Medical Co. to H. Beans per can 15 cents, tw o for .25 Make your washing easy by us I am nearly sold out and want to San Francisco from Bandou on Holverson, he has authority to col Flour, nest grade 1.55 ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s list more timber lands. E. H. Kern, lect all sums due me on accounts Thursday night, having been bar- store. Coquille, Oregon. bound a couple of days, and no) Thanking all for past favors, I am W. B. Norton returned with his Having sold bis farm near Aragr. sailing on time as reported in our respectfully yours, H enry B renwald . family Monday from a trjp down W. H. Thomas m o v e d to town the Having concluded to open a last issue. ' branch millinery business in Co the coast. forepart of this week. Rose is not in any combination quille, I have secured the lower Saws gummed, filed and set at Two colts for sale. 1 yearling, 1 of flour mills. He buys for casO floor of the Leach building near the Quick A Curry’s shop. two-year-old $40 and $50. Inquire and sells it at his own price for Wickham House, and have on dis Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Magee went of C. A. Pendleton. play a full line of up-to-date exclus cash. See Rose. ive millinery. This branch will be to Marshfield yesterday nnd re Cnpt. A. E. Wilcox, of McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. George Laingor, of conducted under my personal sup turned today. had business in town a day or two Lakeside, came over Wednerdayof ervision and a competent milliner, ..... 1HE STORE OF BIG VALUES AND LITTLE PRICES...... D. P. Strang, Jr., of Paraers- the middle of last week. last week for a visit of a few days Miss Nellie McIntosh, has been burg was a Coquille business visit placed in charge. H ot W ater Tank 30 gal for sale wiih relatives and friends in this M rs . A. G. Aiken. or on Monday. at The Second-Hand Store. C. M. city as well as different points in Mrs. R. F Shannon of Bandon. Good mao A Co. the valley. was quite ill last week but is much I have more inquiry for all kinds New line of white linens, butch belter at present. er, embroidery or round thread, of lands than I can supply. Send Buy your groceries while you iudia, fronting, flaxon, and hand me your lands for sale. E. H. cau save money that's at O. Wilson kerchief, also brown and blue iu Kern, Coquille, Oregon. A Co’s. dress linens at Robinson’s. The Educational League will Henry Sengstacken, the Marsh Tozier, the expert shoe manu meet at the school house, Friday, VVe, the undersigned, business men of Coquille, Oregon, facturer. Keep him in mind. field hustling business man, had May 14th, at half past three o ’clock. take great pleasure in recommending Prof. Anderson’s Practical business in the county seat on Fri J. C. Whittington, of the Myrtle Election of officers will be held at Business College, to all persons'desiring or intending to take a day. Point section, was a county scat the meeting and plans for th& com business course. You must sell flour at $1.(15 says visitor on Monday. ing year will be discussed. Prof. AodcrsoD came here highly recommended by some of the trust. But Rose says “ No,” a Tan! Tan!! Tan!!! Ties for gents There’s only one thing to do if the best business men of the country, as a practical Book-keeper ladies and children at Robinson’s. small profit for me. your blood Is out of order— buy a and Accountant, also as an able Instructor, and thus far he has Thomas Stillwell, of Randolph, bottle of Hot Springs Blood Rem W. H . Lydy arrived here last certainly filled the full measure of his recommendations. His week from Marcola, Oregon, nnd is made our office a pleasant call while edy— it does the rest. Fubrman’s course iu Book-keeping, Rapid Calculation, Shorthand aod Pen Pharmacy. looking about with a view to locat- in town Saturday. manship is as good as can be obtained anywhere, and at much Attorney J. D. Goss, law partner . Just received a new line of mens iug. less expense than it can be had at any of the business colleges of of Judge J. S. Coke, passed through The best anil most wholesome neckties, Robinson’s store. our cities. town Friday on bis way from Marsh There will be a social dance at mea's; the puriest lard. Go to the Prof. Anderson certainly deserves the support of the people Nosler’s Hall Saturday night. Good field to Wedderburn, Curry County, People’s Market. of Coos County, and while be is having full classes, we hope to where he goes to look after affairs County Commissioner E. A. music nnd a jolly time assured. see the number doubled in the near future. There is no reason Oils, cleans and looks after his ponderous connected with the R. D. Hume es If you don’t want to sell your Anderson, of Marshfield,etarted for why Coos County should not have a first class Business College, locomotive every few hours. In the little deli tate. St. Martin’s Springs by yesterday’s land don’t list them with E. H. such as Prof. Anderson is conducting. And iD addition to a cate watch there are wheels which make more Kern, Coquille, Oregon. I have more inquiry for all kinds first class Business College, Coquille is centrally located and en Alliance. revolutions than those o f the fastest train and John McCue, filer in Ansen’s of lands than I can supply. Send joys an ideal climate. And without any solicitation from Prof. The poorest family can afford me your lands for sale. E. H. camp, visited his borne on the low do it day after day. Is it not reasonable meat when bought from the Peo Anderson, we heartily recommend his Business College to all. Kern, Coquille, Oregon. er river Saturday and Sunday. ple's Market, Dean A Company. that these little wheels should be attended to W . H. Lyons, o f this oity, and If we please you tell your friends, occasionally. Let us do your work for you. Mrs. W. E. Neely, of Parkers H N Lorenz, Merchant C M Sheets, Merchant Thos. Guerin, of Myrtle Point each, if we do not tell us. burg and Mrs. A. L Neely, of Riv ALL W O R K GUARANTEED R S Knowlton, Druqgist received a Maxwell automobile C T Sheets, Merchant C. M. G oodman A Co. erton, were in town shopping on through the agency of J. S. Lyons, A F Linegar, Postmaster IN H Lyons, Merchant Dr. L. Harrison, the Myrtle Saturday. the Coquille «gent for that machine. J S Barton, Abstractor L Harlocher, Ex. Go Judqe Point veternary surgeon, w e d down Dr. Endicott, of Myrtle Point, ex Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and L H Hazard, Banher the river by yesterday’s Dispatch. G E Peoples, Creamery S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are pects one from the same source J J Stanley, Atty-at-Law G A Robinson, Merchant Place your orders with us for this week. made. Call on E. L. Tozier special sized Tents C J Tuhrman, Druggist T T Land, Merchant There will be preaching services Go to the People’s Market, Dean C. M. G oodman A Co. Coquille Hardware Co. W Culm. M D at the M. E. Church, South, on the i A Hensley Prop’ rs. for the best ba- By C N Medley C M Goodman, Merchant North Fork next Sabbath, April ( Peter Nicbols brought in the first cou> bird, hams, and meat of every 0 0 Dryden, Ed. Herald C R Barrow. Atty-at-Law 16th, at 11 a. m. All the people n strawberries we have seen this sea- description. They treat yon square WHITE GOODS LADIES WASH SKIRTS DRESS SKIRTS UNION SUITS ARDMORE SILKS RICIHILIEU SILK O. WILSON & CO. To Whom it May Concern TIM BER LAN DS! Have You Any For Sae?. Send description, prices and kinds of timber to E. H. KERN, Coquille, Oregon. Also any other lands. I have customers if prices are right. Our friend, The Engineer E. C. BARKER & OO Ihat vicinity are invited to these «ou on Monday. They were cer- H. M. B ranham , Pastor, tainlr nice. If you don’t want to sell your W agon-Sheets all sizes. Blue 1 land don’t list them with E. H. and White canvas hammocks, Camp- Kern, Coquille, Oregon, stools, Dutch-ovens, Sheetiron R. F. Shannon, of Bandon, was Camp-stoves Guns and^Arnunition. Inf ct every thing necessary to con up two or three days lately to see stitute a completo camping outfit. Dr. Ricbmnod concerning some We buy for cash and discount all trouble he is having with his ears. bills, which enables us to under He returned yesterday. services. C. Timmons, the Astoria salmon canner, arrived here Friday and proceeded to Bandon to wind up his business affairs, having sold hie Bandon canoery to the fishermen of the lower river, who will conduct the business on the ro operative j plan in the future. L ost .— Day book between Me Vay Place on Fishtrap and Co- sell many of our competitors. Come Rebuilt typewriters good as Dew quille, containing check, orders &Dd and get prices we can save you popular prices several makes. receipt signed J. B. Pointer, Find- mot-ey. C. M. Goodman A Co. F- B. A »P erson er leave at this office. W C Laird, Furniture Dler James Richmond, M. Û. For particulars concerning the courses, rates, etc., address A n d erso n 's PRACTICAL BU SIN ESS SCHOOL C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N Bee him and he will demonstrate his fitness as a teacher, aod show to you his former connections in the W o r ld of B u sin ess ns an auditor and accountant. GYMNASIUM Lyons bars Building, Front Street, Coquille, J. S. LYONS, Proprietor Oregon £2 per month; $5 per quarter; $9 per (1 months; $12 per year. Handles Maxwell Autos, all kinds o f Sporting Goods. Bicycle and Auto Garage.