Coquille City herald., June 18, 1901, Image 3

.W IL S O N J E W L E R Y CO.,
_____L O C A L
JE W E L E R S, W A T C H
M AKERS,
E N G R A V E R S,
OPITCIAN.
ITEM S.
Celebrate the 4th at Coquille City, j Wallpaper at tho Emporium.
Znmlocb at Masonic ball tonight. WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH
Set 4b« big ad o f the Empori im.
Coquille City will celebrate the
Tbe Emporium for bargains this
$1000 Reward is offer­ Ready-made wrappers at 90 cents Mh.
j week.
ed for the appuheusiou of M. I>.
The Coquille Nine? Theq are
at Martin’s.
j
Ready-made shirt-waists 45 cents
‘‘Allover’’ laces nud “ Allover"
Landis, the murderer.
All Right and so are those
: embroidery at Mrs. Sugg’s.
Roof paiut aud paints of all kind
Martin’s.
Zamloth toiigbt.
New Dress Goods at
Fashionable drew trimmings at
A. B. Dean is doing a general
New goods by every boat for tbe at the Emporium.
Geo. A. Rodinson'x.
Mrs.
Sugg’s.
banliug
and
delivering
business,
New summer hats just arrived at
Emporium.
Endicott
&
Eyona.
Sen
tbe
special
sale
counter
at
Mr.
Erdioe,
tbe
Myrtle
Point
,*c
*
«
Children’« huts from 20 cents up
♦
V
V
V
Eglantine Cords
| creamery man, was iu town yester-
Ladies silk and fancy shirt waists tbs Emporium.
at Martiu's.
Pongee
Silks.
We take eggs at 15 cents per j day.
Coquille will celebrate and don’t at G. A. Robinson’s.
Titania Cords.
you forget it.
Come out aud see Zamlocli to­ dozeu iu trade. M. H. Hersey. j J. J. Lamb is tbe efficient clerk
Llama cloth.
o
f
goods
at
in
F-
T.
Sanderaou’s
store
during
liny 25 cents rcorth
J. A. JoBckson, o f tbe Butler night. He is all right.
Tissu Ondule.
on the! the Intters absence.
Kunematz's
and
ta/ce
a
chance
farm, was iu town Saturday.
Ladies will find trimmed hats
Pongoneete.
premium piano.
Miss Clara McCloskey, of Nor­
Silk C.
Dimeties,organdies, Victoiy lawn from $1 up at Martin’s.
way,
returned
by
the
Man
dalay
Mrs. Chas. Sund, of Bandon,
Crape De Paris.
and India linen at Mrs. Sugg’s.
Mrs Hastings Butter, the best in came
g r o c e r ie s
up this morning to visit her from her trip to California.
R iyoli Stripes.
Tickets for the Saturday even­ the market, at Hawkins’.
J. S. Kanematz now sports the
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Perry.
Broderie Lea.
ing concert on sale at Kuowltou's.
J. V. Foster, of Riverton, was a
Milcorde Dimity.
Mrs. Steve Gallier, o f this place, latest bike out- It’s a 1901 Ram­
The swellest thing for the Fourth Coquille visitor Saturday.
GernaJette.
weut to Bandon by Friday’s D is­ bler racing wheel, nnd weighs 19
those OrenadiueB at Hawkins’ store.
Big variety o f Indies, Misses' and patch where she will visit friends a | lbs.
Leno Stripes.
The best butter iu town—Sammy childrens' bats at Mrs. Moons.
— --- - --- -----------------
few days.
F o r S a l e — An
Omego hand
N osler's—to be found at Skeels’. *
Dr it d prunes 2 cents per Tbe Rev. Edward Donnelly, of j separator, 600 capacity— good as
HOTTEST CAME Ot THE SEASON
Mr. Prather, the Myrtle Pyiut
crfT"
to Z. C. Strang.
Marshfidd, will hold services at new. Apply
photographer, called on us this pound at G. A. Robinsons.
Bandon on Sunday, June 23rd, at Address Coqnille.
Coquille Wins Over Marshfield In a Score
Our old friend, Capt. Reed o f Nor­
i morning.
10:30 a. m,
Ä-Ä-auÄ JU1
of 9 to 12.
Don't Pay two prices for your
Don’t forget that Mrs. Moon is way, was down to town Saturday.
dress linings and finishings, while
J.
P.
Tupper,
the
farmer
and
See
tbe
beautiful
Stereoscopic
in tbe Sanderson building near
The most hotly contested of the
Hawkins Store offers the best lipes
Views o f Ernest Stauff at Lorenz’s stock man of near Bsudon, was in
. bor.t landing.
league games of baseball which has
for the least mooey.
this
place
the
latter
part
of
tbe
*
taken place this season was partici­
For fine 4th-of-July hats, the store.
week for a day or so.
The steamer Fayorite'will make pated iu by the Coquille and Marsh­
W. S. llall,*of'Gravel Ford, weut
ladies and Misses must go to Eudi-
to tbe lower river on business Sat- La rge 2 story store with residence an excursion to Brndon Sunday field teams at this place on Sunday.
cott & Lyons’.
and trees,— on a prominent com er to give those who wish a chance to Following is the score in detail:
The I. X. L. has received quite urd ay.
in Coquille. For sale by R. D. attend the ball game.
COQUILLE.
Embroidery
aud
lace
suitable
for
a stock of jewelry. Call iu aud see
Sanford,
Real Estate ngeDt.
*
Wm. Gallier, of the I. X. L
A B . R . B H . F O . A. E.
trimming childrens clothes at Mrs.
it and get prices.
2
0
Ü
1
1
Mrs. W. H. Bunch, of North bard ware store is coustaDtly re­ B a x t e r , 2 b ..............
Sugg’s.
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e
f
z
g
e
r
,
p
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0
6
0
.. 5
1
1
Just keep it in mind that D.
Fork, went to the bay Wednesday ceiving new goods iu bis line and L o r e n z , 3 b .............. . r> 2 2
2
2
1
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
Chas.
Green,
c
f
Morgan, of Fisbtrap, has some
0
8
1
and will visit her sister, Mrs. Capt. are offering tbe best of bargains. J . B e n L a in , sb . . . . f» 2 1
Lampry creek, were visitors iu town
D . J o h n s o n . c ___
3
2
0
good draft horses for sale.
1
C. E. Edwards, of Coos river.
1
1
1
l
9
Eczema, saltrheum, tetter, chafing A n d e r s o n , l b ____ 4
New aud fresh additions have yesterday.
H u n t , I f ...................
1
1
0 1
1
A few bead of nice young cows ivy poisoning aud nil skin tortures I t y n u , r f ...................
See the new spring and summer
0
0 2
1
1
been made to the stock of drygoods
0
0
bats for ladies, misses and children tor snie, some fresh, others to come are quickly cured by DeWitts’s H . . B e n h a m , c f . . . . 4 0 2
and groceries Ht Hersey’s.
in soon.
R. D. Sanford.
Witch Hazel Salve.
The certain
at
Mrs.
Moou’s.
T
o
t
a
l
s
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.
41
12
12
10
11
12
Snow Drift Flour is the best. Re­
At the farm, Coquille, Oregon.
* pile cure. R. S. Knowlton.
Earned Runs 8.
Uncle Joe Gilbert, o f Empire
sults prove our cluim. Every sack
2 base hits, F,Lorenz, J. Bonham, D. John­
Mrs. Mason, mother of Mrs. S.
City, was a passenger to the Point
The body of Miss Daisy E d ­ son.
guaranteed.
N. Lorenz.
B. llermaun, is out from her east­ wards, who departed this life in
by
Wednesday's
train.
Fussed balls 2, bases on balls 1.
Baigans, Bargnns! in shoes and
Rases on passed balls 2—Left on Bases 4.
Tbe Coquille Coal Co., o f River- ern home enjoying a pleasant visit San Francisco, California, recently,
remnants on the special
sale
Nefzger struck out 15.
Stole Bases, Lorenz, Hnnt, D. Johnson
Conner at the Emporium this week. tou, received a fine boiler for their with her daughter at Myrtle Point. was interred at the Marshfield
Mrs. II. W. Dunham received cemetery on Friday at 1:30 o’clock. and Ryan.
There was carload a of uice range mine by the last Mandalay.
MARSHFIELD.
The premium sewing machine another letter from Hark on Friday
Tbe best yet—Over 50o acres of
sheep came over from the bay last
AB. B . BH. PO. A. K.
week for R. F. Garrett, near Myrtle will be drawee June 20th at 12 iu which ho stated he would start unimproved laud touching Coquille Penning, l b ......... 5 2 1
0 6 1
for Nome the following day on river. Over 300 acrea bottom, good Ferry, o ................. « 3 1
o ’clock a. m. at the Emporium.
Point.
1 1 8
board
the
steamer
Brunswick.
Saunders,
2b.......
0
5
2
3 1 2
bench
land
connected,
with
spirng
A. fiue line of hats just received
If you want good hats cheap, now
Sneddon, I f.........
4 0 1
0 1
ft
Some business lots and residents branches. Some good saw timber. Wright, p .......... 4 1 0
is the time you sill get them at by Endicott & Lyons, having come
4 0
Only
$17
per
acre.
J
l
D.
Sanford
Magary,
r
f
..........
ft
1
3
0
1
on
the
A'dinnce
direct
from
Port­
in
Medford,
Jackson
Co.
Oregon,
Mrs. Moon's, in tbe Sanderson
Hntcninaon, c f ...
ft 0 1
1 0
land.
for sale or exchange, for good apeDt, Coquille Oregon.
building.
Short, 88..............
ft 0 0
1 0 2
0 0 3
Our farmers mfiy get rid o f a Byler. 3 b .............. 4 0 0
Miss Susie Eickwoitb, Marsh­
Mrs. Moon has a new supply of property iu Coos couuty. Value
field’s most accomplished pianist Ladies, Misses and childrens street $2000. R. D. Sanford, real estate great number of these pestiferous
43 9 ft
18 8 12
gophers which are such a nuisance
SCORE BY INNINGS.
will render some fiue piano solo’s bats as well ns new trimmed crea­ agent, Coquille Oregon.
WANTED— TRUSTW ORTH Y M E N on the farms and in gardens by Coquille............1 0 0 2 1 1 4 3 * 12
at tbe Concert Saturday.
tions.
and women to travel and ndvertiBe for old soking a few peas and then rolling Marshfield....... 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 - 9
Mrs. Wooten, of Myrtle Point
F or S ale —A bay mare of me­ established house o f solid financial stand-
Earned runs 5.
2 base hits, Wright.
and Mrs. Bryan, of Bandon, both dium size, kind and gentle worker. in«. Salary $780 a year and expenses, all them in Rough oil Rats, and then
payable in cash. Nooanynssin« required. mixing them with the dirt at the
Passed
balls 2, wild pitches 2.
elocutionists of known ability will Inquire of H. F. Schweurs, one mile Give references and enclose self-addr, sued
Bases on balls ft.
'-5<S)
stamped envelope. Address Mar a«er, 355 mouth of their holes.
recite at tbe concert Saturday eve- north of town.
Wright struck on t 7.
Caxton R id«., Chicago.
bug.
Smith Baily, of Roseburg, drove Stole bases, Donning, Ferry, Saunders,
Hutchinson.
The next league lull game will
A. G. Bnlch went to Bandon iu from that place Saturday uight, and
Time 2 hours.
Mrs. A. J. Hartmann of Bandon take place at Marshfield next Sun
Friday
on
one
of
bis
flips
in
tbe
in
week
ago,
bringing
Mrs.
G.
and Miss A. Kathrein Mail docks dny between the Marshfield aud
iuterest of the Oregon Fire Relief Loggie, of New Whatcom, Wash*
and Mr. W. Dale Strange will ren­ Myrtle Point teams.
Association, a co-operative file in- ington, who had been called to
der solo’s at tbe concert Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melil, the surancE concern of this state which Marshfield by wire to attend the
eve ning,
latter of the life saving crew at should be liberally patronized by funeral o f her sister, Mrs. E. \V.
A surgical operation is not nec­ Bandon, were in town a few days our people.
DeaD, of the latter nnrned place.
essary to cure piles.
DeWitt’s lately visitiDg Mr. M’s. mother.
Mr. Baily pasged through town
Danger,
disease
and
death
follows
Witch Hazel Salve saves all that
Use De­ on his return.
Mis. Messer went with Mr. and neglect of the bowels.
expense and never fails. Beware of
Witt’s Little Early Risers to regu­
Mrs.
Sanderson
ovprlaud
to
visit
Mr. aud Mrs. F. T . Sanderson, of
counterfeits R. S. Knowlton.
Digests what you eat.
her sister iu Josephine county, in­ late them and y oi will add to your this place, were called Thursday by
Kimball, Enimerson, Whitney, stead o f by steamer as she first life nnd life to your years. Easy to wire to attend the funeral of Mrs. It artificially digests the food and aids
In strengthening aud recon*
Milton and Heiuze pianos for $250 contemplated.
take, never gripe. R. S. Knowlton. Sanderson’s brother, Mr. Butler, Nature
Btructtng the exhausted digestive or­
and upward. Organs at $75 and
whom it will be remembered they gana. It Istbe latestdiscovereddigest-
random lu rn er has our hanks ( " w A N T E D ,- T e n bustling
upward.
Address or call on
visited for some time at Telman ant and tonic. No other preparation
WOrk, good pay. * Ap- Spriugs, returning Friday a week can approach It in efficiency. I t in­
Mrs. G. Morris, local agent, Gar­ tor a rose of rare beauty and ennr. |L,
..,, — - — ■ v
f
relievesand permanently cures
field Hotel, Marshfield, Oregou. mous size. It measured over six 1 3 ply
to W. A. Woolieyer, districi ago. Mr. Butler was thought to be stantly
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
inches in diameter and was of fiue
ON THIS
C h a s . G b i s s e n , Mgr.
leputy head consul, for “ Modem! much better wheo they left him, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
lexture and tbe most beautiful lints.
.Woodmen o f America” at Mrs! but lie was taken suddenly worse Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand
We want a few more real bar­
all other results of imperfect digestion .;
You will miss it if you buy a
iwu’s residence.
gains in realty to supply our cus­
aod died on Thursday at 6 a. m.
Price 90c. and |t. Largo size contain» 1V 4 times
.
tom ers‘‘Talk is cheap" alone, but farm before consulting R. D. San­
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hermann, of ■mall size. Book all about dyspepel&malladfree
P re p a re d b y E. C. D tW IT T « C O . C h ica go .
with good value to back it, we can ford, the agent, who has some of tbe
AuDt Martha Perry, for tbe past
Myrtle Point, returned from Marsh­
make talk count. Try us. R. D. choicest properties and will make three or four years making her
field
Saturday,
and
during
a
con­
it an object for you to deal with borne with her brother-in-law, F.
Uur townsman, Jobathnn Quick
S an ford .
him.
* A. White and family, started for versation Mr. Herman told us the received a lettpr recently from bis
The bilious, tired, nervous man
matter of holding the fair o f this
cannot successfully compete with
B rush to S lash — R. S. Tyrrell, Grants Pass yesterday morning, district at Marshfield had been fully daughter Mrs. Sam Wheeler, who
his healthy rival.
DeWitt’s Little o f Arago, wishes to let contracts where she will reside iu the future settled that dny, and that there was was at tbe time of writing in Port­
land, on tbe way to a new location
Early Risers, the famous pills for for slashing 40 acres of brush land with a grandson.
nothing iu the way to keep Coos
constipation, will remove tho cause on the Flanagan place, opposite the
A. L. Nosier shipped a carload from having a fair that would in Washington, nnd ia her letter
of your troubles. R. S. Knowlton. mouth o f Boaver 6lougli. He so- o f lumber from Lvons’ mill last eclipse what was pronounced a mentioned, among other Coquillers
our former and famous logger, Alex
week with which to do building on success last year.
This is early
Walter Colvin was in town F ri- slicits correspondence.
Smith, so long connected with the
the
Anderson
farm
recently
tarded
enough
iu
the
season
that
none
day. While ho did not lose his
logging operations of the late
Mr. James Brown of Putsmouth, for by himself and bis sons. They
need
hang
back,
as
there
is
nmole
thumb entirely in his recent mis­ Va., over 90 years of age suffered
Jnuies A. Lyons. It will be re­
hap at the sbinglemill, his hand for years with a bad sore on bis face are moving their goods aud will | lime to work up a good exhibit of membered thnt Alex was thought
soon
liavo
tbe
entire
transfer
com­
our section’s products as well as
will be considerable crippled. The Physicians could-not help him. De-
to have been drowned some time
that of fast horses.
thumb will be very much reduced Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured him pleted.
ago, but this explaius tbe talsity of
B. E. Nosier, our worthy post­
in leugtb and will contain only permauently. R. S. Knowlton.
M. Kerrigon, o f the northeast that report.
master, accompanied by his wife part of town, made onr office a
rigid and immoble joints.
G. T. Moulton, our rnilroad agent
Our yonng friend, Earl Good­ and children, returned from a visit
Tiie Leaders in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures.
present of several boxes of straw­
is now located in the new depot,
Will Albee, our late arrival from man, presented our office with the ■ nf Bpvernl weeks at Lordsburg,Cal-
/
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,
berries yesterday. These were as
ready for business. Tbe new city
I o w h , lias securred a contract from largest strawberry we have seen ■ jfornm-with Mr. and Mrs. A.R.Moo-
fine a lot o f berries as we ever saw.
council made tbe necessary con­
A. Pershbaker, of Prosper, for the tliis season yesterday morning. niaWi Mrs. Nosler’s parents. They
And while, as a rule, the berries
cessions to warrant tho rnilroad
erection of a large bain. He took The burry is somewhat flattened, report having enjoyed themselves
have been a little sour and uo- company in going ahead with the
D o n ’t fa il t o e x a m in e o u r S to c k
the steamer dispatch Wednesday, beiug heart-shaped.
It measures very much.
] eaveuly ripened on account of the
move, and we will expect nt once
accompanied hy his brother Asa nine inches in circumference.
n
,
Senator Mitchell, Hon. Ilin^E-r i cJotiGy weathwr these were next to to see tbe finishing np of tbe street
B D d son-in-law, W. H. Yonng, who
Deputy Sheriff Gnlher returned Hermann, of (he general land office I P o t i o n .
The beautiful south to this new depot rnslipd to com­
wilt assist him in the work.
from his trip to Salem with Mr ^ Washington, nnd others o f the 8l"P« DP°U whlcb
J>8tce is lo- pletion with tbe usual vim nud en­
A concert, under the auspices of Hare, which tup he,.Pxt;V,d *d . ° ! different departments at the seat o f
*• an awuirable one for ergy which charactirize tbe move­
>f our conutrV( |1BVP berries to mature rtpon properly.
the Presbyteiian church choir will eastern Oregon and tb« Columbia j
ments of Manager Chandler.
and have the best fiaVor.
bp given at the Masonic hall next river in search of Landis, but all
Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies' and
A. J. Sherwood returned from
Saturday evening, which promises ! reports from these quarters seem
Rev. 8. 8. White, tbe new Pres­
Misses Jachets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies'
to be o f unusual internet, some of to be ns far from leading up to his I reports, etc., which we appreciate byterian minister who recently ar- bis trip to Portland ami Ashland
yester lay. Ho reports having en-
the finest music ever rendered in capture as those in this county. ! vet y much.
rived at this place to take charge '
.
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Tailor-made Ouer-Shirts, Groceries, Provis­
,
, v
,
, “ joyed a very pleasant timelu Port
Coquille is on the program.
The There is no doubt that it is a de­
o f the work here was tendered a
.
, . t ,
,
.
.
land as a delegate to the grand
The Mandalay brought up quite reception
Choral Society will render two plorable fact that this fiend iB well
nst Tuesday evening by
p
ions, Tobacco and Takes Orders fo r
a number of passengers on her last the members of bis congregation, lodge, A. F. and A. M. He reports
unusually fiue chorses. Admission out o f tho way.
session of Ibe board of
trip. This boat is becoming quite assisted bv others, in which all tbe that at , the
25 cents,
. ..
.
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The following is the list of pas-1
Tailor-made Clothing.
■ ■ .
.
regents of tbe Ashland state nor-
a favorite on which to travel.
All ..
*,
. ,
__ .
Dr. Cnlin arrived Thursday from seugers arriving hy the Mandalay speak in the highest terms of the otbpr ministers . of . the town , took mnl
school some important work
pleasing
, _
__
...
his trip to Portland, accompanied Wednesday: W. W . Gftchell and courteous trestment received nt tho promioent parts A , very
• .
, , was done, among winch was (lie
. _
...
... . . .
hy T- A. Walker, whom we men­ children, A H. Thrift, F. O .K elly, hands of her officers and her bemg program of musical numbers bail
I
“ '•«* »«
tioned last week as having gotie to Mrs. F. G. Kelly. E L. Mootgom- ; a new, staunch and steady craft, been prepated by the ehoir, while *” *"*">*. for
tbe
four
other
iesid.nt
ministers
8°
mfi
mucb
needed
P8r8l>h*‘’
n81"»-
ery,
B.
E.
Nosier,
wife
and
children,
i
attend tb« funeral nf bis father, at
Our aim is Quick
under the management of soeffici- as well as Rev. Mr. Kuotts, of j
Morse, j ]
Dillard. Deputy Sheriff Gallier, Miss McCloskey, Frank
M,
e
i.\,hv
lenl
8
navigator
as
Capt
Reed,
Grants
Pass,
made
very
pleasiug
Saies and Small Profits. We want
who took Fred Hare to tbe insane Mrs. Frank Morse,
iss 8. Garfield,
Garfield! I ,n'‘ l5,*8|" ‘¿ P ° " b; r .88 ' ,le88Urabl<‘ addresses of welcome, citing many
asylum, went on in search of Lnn- Mi«s M. Garfield, Miss
your trade and w ill use our best endeavors
interesting incidents cbnractiristic
dis, the ncorderer. It is believed Mis« F. R o sa Allen Hart, Mrs E. 88 coold ^ expected.
that be has been heard of id tbe C. Morse, Miss E. Morse,Mrs. Cbas. | Asa Alhee, one o f oor new ar- o f minesterial life.
to keep it, by selling you the Best o f Goods at the
( Collier and Mr. Drewett.
rivals from Iowa, has purchased
valley.
Frank Morse and E. L. Mont­
tbe Jackson Mack place, near Nor­ gomery, onr electric light people,
Lowest Rates Possible. BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
way. We were a little amused at arrived by tbe last Mandalsy, snd
Mr. A. the other day when his at­ are making preparations to have
N. L0HENZ, Prop.
tention was called to the disagree­ the lights in operation in the near
able mist which prevailed at the future. A large boiler has arrived
time, when he remarked that the at Johoaon’s mill wliers the plant
mist did not kill people. He then will be located aod the other ma-
related an incidence which has cliiuery will ba over from the bay
happened at his old home since hie today or tomorrow, and work w i l l
arrival here in which one of their be pushed right along till Coqnille
• v!*M. McDonald, Proprietor/^>*•
storms picked up n big, heavy will loom up with modern cities ->f
freight car from a siding nnd the world. While we have been a
turned it across tbe main track with little slow nud behind some places
which tbe first fast passenger train no larger than this, it is now sn
-I El nett Equipped Shop In Coos County - \*~
collided cansing tbe death of a assured fact that we will have the
number of people.
He thinks lights. Tbe work of putting up
Hot u n i Told Baths.
Only Fir»t-(.'l«ss Work.
Coos is all right with all her faults. wires has already been begun.
CO$UILLiE,
-
CEEGON
The Emporium
Hâve Alw&ySèfr Häfidä F ' i f t e Stéôkèf
, m,
as
Df-y Gètitls, B B S Dfess G<vv!s,
[Hats H a p s]
Gent’s Furnishing Good's,
FjardwarE,
P a in ts ,
O ils ,
etc.
Prices as Low as the Lowest,
Remember
Kodol
EVERY
LLAR’S
H OF
0D8 YOU
. Y YOU GET
A CHANCE
HAN8D0ME
MACHINE.
Dyspepsia Cure
b
C. M. SKEELS,
Coquille, Oregon.
LORENZ’S Store.
The Biggest V alues for Y our Money.
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