FOR
H O LID AY
L O C A L IT E M S .
G o and See Mrs. Rose’s Chrystal
ware.
Rsv. A. Dshuff, of Rivertou, whs
Wo have struck rock bottom
up to tnwu Friday.
prices at the Emporium
A good second hand saddle for
E M. Blaek"rh\,of Baudot!, was
cheap wt F . Loot; & Sou.
in town Saturday,
A nice line o f dress gm ds just
Cards, Albums and Christmas
arrived at the Emporium.
books of all kiuds at Roses.
A. B. Dean is doiug a general
Misses snd children's union
bauliug buisness in town.
suits only 25 cents at Martin’s
Ladies’ Misses' and Children's
Go to Walkers’ the photograph
bats sold at cost at Martin's.
ers, ou Front St, for good pictures
Rev. C.H. Barklow, o f Myrtle
Finest line of confectloueiy ever
Point, was in town Saturday.
brought to town at the Little Won
Santa Claus will again make der.
headquarters at Knowltous Drug
The nicest stock of real transpar
Store.
ent china ware ever brought to
E J- P rie », the Riverton saw. Coquille City at M. Hersey.
m ill Qian was up no busiuess F ri
Mesdames Walsh & Balcli keep
day.
tbe finest of fresh bread on hand
E. 'V. Fahy, of Randolph, re. at the restaurant on Front street.
turned Friday from a visit o f sev
Yesterday’s express brought inn
eral days ou the bay.
tine lot of jewelry, watches and
J. G. Belieu, ot Myrtle Point, was other articles for the Wilson Jewel
down Saturday talking business ry Co.— Christmas stock.
with ou r sawmill people.
Mr. Sinclair returned from Port
F or S a l e — A fine fresh milch land by the Alliance, but Mrs. Sin-
cow, young, gentle and kind. Ap- c !air remained iu the city to visit
ply to S . J. Miller, Coquille.
with her brother and sister.
Bern— in this city, Tuesday, Nov.
D esirable B argains may be had
HGtlo, tr the wife of Rev. E. L. Fitch, just now in several linos of Realty
a daughter.— Corvallis TimeB.
by calling at the real estate office
On account o f the recent stormy o f R. D. Sanford, Coquille, Or.
weather the steamers have beeu
Geo. Hall, of the stave mill, came
compelled to pass Port Orford by. over yesterday and secured the
Hicks, the photographer, is back services of oar townsman, A . J.
at tbe old stand, the Wilkins gal. Seed as head sawyer iu that mill.
Jery. Come in and see him and
F or S a l a .— A tew full-blood
get your beauties taken.
white
Plymouthrock cockerels.
PR ESENTS,
GO
TO
THE W IL S O N
JEW ELRY
CO.,
The Emporium’s
Best mineral roof paint nt the 1 .1
F o r 3 0
D & ys.
X L .
W e give to each customer lace
Big bargains In nnderware at curtains, bedspread, table covers,
pillow shames, clienile cover, fancy
the Emporium.
scarfs, tisttenbnrg work, snd hun
Headquarters for Santa — dred* o f other things too numer
ous io mention.
No drawing to
Kanematz's!
wait for h u i I be diHp-'iuted hy not
I f you wish to reut a house, call gettiug anything. Every customer
at the H er ald office.
gets something at Martin's store.
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Rev. and Mrs. Horsfall went to
See the Emporiums new add
Bandon yesterday.
Mackeutoshes and rubber Coats
I Marshfield Ban. I
must g<> at Emporium.
J. W. Benuelt leaves Monday for
Best stock of Holiday Goods at Portland ou a business visit.
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Captain Jnmee Rooks will go to
Huts 20 per cfnt below cost to San Francisco on tbe steamer
Marshfield.
close out at the Emporium.
Miss E lla Anderson leaves for
W. M. K a y .o f near RivertoD, bad
8aD Francisco by this Alliance on
business in town yesterday.
a pleasure trip.
Call and see how to get a nice
Attorney E. C- Farriu has been
present at the Emporium.
appointed
deputy prossecutiog
Boots, shoes aud groceries, men’s attorney for Coos county.
and Boy’s hats at Robinson's.
Miss Lottie Morgan, of Empire
Not the cheap shoes, but City, expects to go to San FVancis-
co on this trip o f the Alliance.
shoes cheap!— Kanematz's.
Tbe steamer Comet has been
For fresh fruits, nuts aud candies
sold to parties in San Francisco
for Chirstmas, go to the Clyde.
and will be taken to that port at
Nicest lino o f Christmas goods tbe first favorably opportunity.
on display at the L ittle Wonder.
When dressing a turkey for
Brand new Estey Organ at half Thanksgiving,
Clifl
Campbell
price at Fox’s second baud store. found iu the craw o f tbe bird a
Clias. and Nels Peterson, o f Riv- small nugget of gold. As the tur
erton, were up On business yester key was raised by Mr. Campbell iu
day.
South Marshfield, tbe discovery
See the beautifnl Stereoscopic has occasioned considerable excite-
Views o f Ernest Stauff at Loren z’s rneut and prospectors have been
out looking for gold in tbe vicnity.
store.
Manager K. E. Shine, o f tbe S-
The Clyde is headquarters for
fresh nuts, candies and tropica) O. Co., when asked concerning the
reports from New York relative to
fruits.
There will be service atthp Epis^ tbe serious illness of Elijah Smith
copal church next Sunday by Rev. said that it was a wonderfully ex
aggerated story. Mr. Smith has
Horsfall.
been suffering fur 6ix months past
Uucle Jerry Haynes, of the bay,
with nervousness, and has beeu in
went to Myrtle PoiDt on business
Bsside, we give 100 presents away to onr customers during the
a sanitarium for a long period. H h A fa ll line o f Groceries at any old price.
on Saturday.
Holidays, ranging from a Gold Watch down.
is now much improved and out of
Young man, make yonr mother a danger. T b e statement that Elijah
present o f a pair of those vases at was on tbe “ pork” any one in Coos
M. H. H ersey’s,
county ought to know should be
Kanematz is going to give taken with a grain of salt.
-a -—
awau that piano on 25th this
Special Cash Sales For This
Month Only
In order to close out the odds and ends of this y e a r’s
goods in our Store this month w e w ill give
B A R G A IN S
in Ladies’ Gents’ and Misses Mackintoshes; Prices,
from $ l to $4.50. Men’s and Boy’s hats from 25c to
$2. Gents’ Ladies’ and Children’s underware from
20 cents up.
10 to 20 per cent discount on Boot and Shoes, Lamps, Glassware, Crock
ery, Granite and Tinware.
A carload of beef cattle and one Inquire o f F. M Geverez, o f Cun-
•of bogs and sheep were included ninghum, or address him at C o
in yesterday’s train for the market quille.
•of Mr. Holm at Marshfield.
Mrs. Geo. Canning who has been
Miss N ettie Carey, of near town, at Marshfield for a couple of weeks
returned from a month's visit with was over to this place yesterduy.
friends and relatives in the Port Thev are spending the winter at
Eureka, California.
O rford sectiou on Thursday.
A t M. H. Horseys you can buy
W a n t e d — T o trade for a good
back, oue uew Studebaker wagon, 22 yards of calico for $1; 12 yards
¡size 2J inches heavy. Enquire of of outing flannel in dark pladsand
B . Fenton, M yrtle Poiut, Oregon. stripes for $1; and gents woolen
sweaters for $1.35.
*
F. A. W hite has on hand a lot of
month — Don’t forget it!
A
B
a
r
g
a
in
.
1^
acres
in
town,
■excellent waterproof boot and shoe
The engine haying arrived, it la
•dressing o f his owo manufacture. bench Isud, all io cultivation, house,
-Just tlie thing for your foot ware barn, young fruit trees and small expected that the steamer Venis
fruits, nicely located. Only $600. will be ready to run before Christ
this wet weather.
mas.
R. 1). Sanford, Coquillp, Oregon.
Trice Waguer, of M yrtle Point,
The Mandalay went ont Friday.
Sami.
Brewer,
the
boot
and
shoe
who has beeu at Portland for some
She made an attempt to give tbe
time, iu attendance at business col- maker of Myrtle Point, went to
Baroda a haul, but the weather
lege, returned by the last Alliance. Bandon on Friday to look after was too rough.
business matters and visit his
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jargensen, of
brother. M. Brewer, at that place.
Lates styles in dress goods just
Bpar creek, accompanied by Mrs.
Come snd sep them; it
R. D. Sanford, the real estate received.
J's mother, Mrs. Taylor, were up to
agpnt, sold 120 acres o f timber surprise vou to b p p bow cheap they
town Saturday.
laud— the old Lawson place on are— at Martin's Store.
Selected Italian
and
Petite Cunningham— to T. Y . Callaghan,
An old gentleman hy tbe name
Drunes, thoroughly dry, wholesome our other real estate broker, last of Peter Brown, was buried in
and undoetored fruit, at 5 cents week.
towu today, having died at the
per lb. I dry and recointneud
home c f Capt. Willard yesterday.
Archie
and
Miss
Lulu
Boone,
them. Oue order will convince
As wp g o to press we learn that
yon. Liberal discount to dealers son and daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Capt. A. D. Boone, o f Sumner, re Mr. Palmer, one o f thp proprietors
and others who buy $10 worth.
turned home vesterdad after a visit >f the woolenmills at Bandoo, died
R . D. Sanford, Coquille, Oregon.
of several days in towu with L. A. suddenly last night or this morn
ing.
H e n ry Grady, of Norway, who Law horn’s.
went to San Fraucisco recently re
Ladies! Have yon inspected
I f you wish to dispose r.f youi those Venetians, Melrose, Granites,
turned by Saturday’s Areata. He
informs us that our old friend and property at a reasonable figure I waterproof and suiting« for tailor-
former townsman,
Robert Me- can sell it. I f you have property made suits at G. A. Robinson’s
Collections store.
Cleary, whom he went to visit, is to lease I can rent it.
well. He will not offer Mr. Mc’s made. R. D. Sanford, Coquille
J. J. Perkins, the nnrsery man
place for Sale, hut will put up new City, Oregon.
of Parkersburg, after delivering
buildings and put the place in good
Frank Van Bebber, a late arrival his fruit trep* last week visited bis
shape abd rent it.
from N oujp , came down from Port grandsoD, Fred Von Pegert, and
F or S a l e or T rade — T he large land by the last Alliance and pro assisted him in putting out some
aud commodious furniture factory ceeded to Port Orford for the pur trpes.
near the little church, equipped pose o f investigating mining inter Christmas goods just arrived
from the east; a nice assortment of
with good engine, planer, bnnd saw, ests in that section.
toys, dolls, drums, albums at M. H.
two large lathes, edgnr, sandpaper
F
or S a l e — A first-class, fire
Hersays. Call and see our goods,
ing machine and other articles too
numerous to mention. W ill sell at proof safe, of the H all pattern boys aud girls and the old folks
a bargain or trade for city property. with two eets of double doors, too.
weigbiug 5,000 pounds, as good as
In qu ire of J.W. Krewson, Coquille,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bean, o f the
new, for $75 less than cost.
In
Oregon.
Lam pey creek mine o f Mr. Timon,
quire at the H erald office.
were in town yesterday. Mr. Bean
Ed Gilkey, youngest brother of
W. A, Dioksoo, of Bandon, ar was attending to some business
our townsman, C. O. Gilkey, ar rived Saturday from Hempstead,
matters in connection with getting
rived here Saturday from Montana Texas, accompanied by his bride,
a new postoffice established at tha*
where he has resided for some o f which we gave a hint a few
point which will be a great con-
17 years. H e was accompanied by weeks ago. Mrs. Pomeroy rernaiu
veuence tbe people of that section.
his wife nnd little boy. and will ed aud will visit till spring.
John W. ClintoD, tbe logger, was
settle here for tbe timo being at
Knowlton has tbe best stock o f j jo town yesterday. H e seems upar-
least. This was a happy meeting,
consisting
o f j |y recovered from tbe accident of
as these brothers had not seen each Holiday Goods,
Books, Games, Toys, Dolls. Cel- a couple o f months ago in which
other for 17 or 18 years.
luloid Novelties, Photo Album, • Re got one of hie legs badly jam-
H. A. Cnrran. for a long time Toilet cases, and a great many art- j med. H e did cot succeed ia Boat-
connected with Hotel Coquille, was icles too numerous to mention.
^ jug all of his logs this rise. It
married to Miss L illie Wilson, one
O. C. SaDford does bookkeeping, wilt s q u ire about two feet more
o f Coqnille’s fair daughters, on Sat typewriting and mimeograph work, water than this raise to bring the
urday nnd departed the same day
makes bills and statements for bus balance of them.
to Nevada wherb he eoes to settle
iness bouses. Typewritten reports,
For Sale by Tender.
up some bnsiuess matters connect
etc. Can pnt yooi books in proper
ed with the estate left him by his
order. Charges resonahle. Satis
I will receive bid» for my bouse
parents. His wife will join him in
faction guaranteed. Office with
Ban Francisco in a short time.
and ¿-acre plat io Holley'» addi
R. D. Sanford, Coqnille City,
tion to Coqnille City.
F or par
W e have received a letter from
We see by tbe Port Orford T r i ticulars apply at tbe H erald office.
our friend and former citizen M. | bune that a local Council o f the
T homas T a ilo r .
K ro ll at Oregon City, statiug
L Fraternal
m „ u„ a
„ Association has been
Aid
Keswick, Cal.
all are well and very much pleased *7 gan 'i*rt^t Dairyville. Messrs,
n u n i ' K i L A i y ’»
with their location. He also tells ! Fr„ dprick a„ d Hunter seem to be
ns that a frieod of hia lias lodit a ^Q1Dg well in their work o f orpan- s t o r t i n « * n i n n * t a b l e t s
horse which was taken from this ,zj
for tbjg order
Try them
When you feel dull after eating.
section some time ago, and it is
.
.
thought that the animal has drifted i I "no offering a great bargin for
When you have no appetite.
back to these parts. It wss an 1100 a few week» in an improved bench
When you Lava a bad taste in
pound bay horse, nranded S on left farm o f 20 acres nicely located, tbe mouth.
hio, shod all around. As we do good water and frnit. Cheap at
When vour liver is torpid.
not know who sold (he horse, we , $1000 cash, or a good team might
When your bowels are consti
will take it as a Tavor fiom any one be taken at cash prtce as part pay- pated.
who will inform the H e R a LD if thev ment
R D. Sanford, the agent
When you have a headache.
A lie n y o u reel bilious.
f i n d H i p u n if y ) * ! * *
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They will improve your appetite,
c-leause and invigorate your stomach
and regulate vour liver and bowels.
For sale bv R $. Knowlton.
Big Value Candy, 10 cent per Pound, for the
holidays
Emporium Store
R. D. S A N F O R D ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O REGON.
Office — Up-Stairs, near Postoffice.
Buys, Sells And Exchanges Property,
D IE D .
B right —At Gravel Ford. December 6,1901,
Charles H. the infant son o f Mr. and
Mrs.il. M. Bnpht. Funeral wa«conduct
ed at Gravel Ford cemetery Monday by
I Elder F » . Bunch.
HOLIDAYGOODS
Accuracy and Punctuality
Are Stepping Stones to Success.
N o p e r s o n c a n a ffo rd io e n d a n g o v » r?
m p o r ia n t a p p o in tm e n t b y not o w n in g
a r e li a b le tim e p e a c e .
WATCHES that go through our hands are
time keepers, they are always as repre
Rents Houses And Farms, Does A
General Agency Business.
sented.
Boys, Ladies and Gents Watches\at ait Prices.
Makes Collections. — 14 Years Experience and a
Growing Business are Our Best
We are Selling a Ladies GOLD filled Watch
"A d .”
at
$ 10—
good value— Others charge $15
for the Same thing.
I AM STILL DOING THE
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OF
THE COQUILLE VALLEY.
I Have A Large List Of Dairy
Farms, Unimproved Dairy Lands,
Stock Ranches, Timber Lands, Im
proved And Unimproved City Prop
erty, Small Homes, In Sizes And At
Prices That W ill Suit The Largest
Or The Smallest Purchaser.
I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
IN V E S T IG A T E W H A T I H A V E
T O O F F E R B E F O R E B U Y IN G .
P
RINGS all Sizes and Styles.
Rings for Babies
and Grown folks. Wedding rings, engagement
rgs. A fine assortment.
& o ld P e n s a n d
•kN’**
F o u n ta in P e n s .
'rq p f& titfN
JEWELRY AND SILVER NOVELTIES. NEW AND UP TO DATE.
THINGS TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MANY
SILVERWARE, anything from a
Napkin Ring to a Tea Set.
Clocks, a choice selec
tion, $2.50 for an 8
day clock, up to any
price you wish to pay
considering style and
finish fancy and plain,
small* and large.
All Inquiries Receive Prompt Attention.
Musical instruments of
all kinds.
Strings and
sheet music.
T h is S p a c e R e se rve d .
FO R
C u r r a n - W ilsow — At the residence of tbe
bride * purent« in Coquille City. Deo. 7,
1901, b\ Jndge L Harlooker, H A. Cur
ran and Alias Lillie Wilson.
G, M, SKEELS.
H O T E L COQUILLE.
Special attention given
to fitting glasses and cor
recting defects of the vision
Complicated Watch, Fine Jewelry, making and repairing.
We have one of the best equipped shops in Southwesten
Oregon for reparing watches, jewelry and spectacles.
W
do it guickly and correctly.
Wilson Jewelry Co.