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A H A PPY NEW YEAR.
Order Pesrt's coal.
Buy a Hinze piauo.
New goods at Perry’s this week.
Wall puperat the Furniture Store.
JohDson Bros’ , soda shop is re
ceding the roof.
Oliver Wilson, o f this city, went
to Marshfield on Friday.
The Emporium ia closing co t ita
stock of rope, nails, and saws.
W. T. Brady, o f the North Ferk,
had business in town yesterday.
It. 8 Kuowlton keeps Iuter-
iiutional Htock and Poultry Food.
Kuowltou’s writing tablets, pen
cil tablets and pencils aro the very
best.
Henry Grady, o f Norway, re
turned yesterday from a trip to
the bay.
All are invited to attend the
watch party at the M. E. church on
New Year’s eve.
If you have a house or barn to
move, call on or address W. A
Goodman, Coquille City.
F or S ale . - One new heavy wagon
In
J. H. Cecil, of Bandon, is in town
and is making bis old friends a
visit Aud did not
foiget the
H erald .
Umbrellus, leggings and other
winter goods at the Emporium.
The good people of Parkersburg
Mayor John Coke, of Marshfield, were right in the van when it came
bud business in town yesterday.
to enjoyiug Christmas. A beauti
Fine grade of Silver Prunes, 3 ful tree was prepared for the little
A beautiful lice of celluloid nov
pounds for 10 cents at Kaueuiatz. folks; iu fact tbe older ones seemed
elties at the Emporium.
The steamer Mnudalay sailed to enjoy ihij most enjoyable uffuir,
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Fislitrap,
for San Francisco on Friday at 11 There was a i.xrgo crowd and tlm
was in town yesterday.
tree was ladened with a bountiful
a. m.
supply
of lovely presents, all being
Writing tablets, pens, pencils,
Repairing of organs. Sonil^ pos remembered by Santa Claus, re-
etc., at tbe New Drug Store.
tal card to Box 56, Myrtle Point, ceiving a gift—a token of fiiond-
sliip aud love from some dear
Government Engiueer Carrol, of Oregon.
Baudon, wan in towu yesterday.
The prices wilt surprise you ou friend. Mrs. Haines received a
men and boys clothing at tbe beautiful gold watch from tier son.
Highest market pi ice paid for Emporium.
Harry.
obiokeos at Johnson Dean A Co.’s
Tbe mask ball ou Christmas
Mies May Boyrie is the efficient
A uew line of clotbiug at tbe helper of Abstractor Hacker at the night was a grand success, about
150 people being present. The
Empoiium. Call and price them. court house-
a nice line of
white skirts aud prize, a silver cake dish, was given
Attorccy J. M. Upton, of Ban
to George Robinson who represent
don, bad business in town yester shirt waists will be close! out at
ed the coal trust. Happy H ooli
cost
at
the
Emporium.
day.
gan, Mamma Kntzenjamer with
Capt. William Rackleff, Myrtle
Auvone wishing fino Blue Nile Hans and Fritz were there and
Poiut, whs a Coquille visitor yes-1 Peas, apply to W, H, Sehroeder or kept the crowd lively with their
Frank Sumner, Arugo, Oregon
terday.
pranks.
The music was good and a very-
Mrs. Wootou, oue o f Bandous’ j Any oue wishiug carpets wove
popular teachers, visited our city should call on or address Mrs. B. nice time was enjoyed until a late
hour.
A V is it o r .
yesterday.
F. Crow, of Coquille, Or.
For the best of fresh standard K n iv e s — Cut friendship. But the
Snow Flake flour at Perry’s
ateut medicines go to the New ones yon get from Kribs will mnke
A farm to lease for C years, Ap-
Irug Store.
him your friend forever.
ply
at this office.
B orn .— At Coquille City, De-
Miss Ora Devaul, of Norway,
Fall stock of grass seeds at
oernber 28, 1902, to Mr. nnd Mrs. visited Mies Lilly Way, of this
Kuowlton’s drug store.
John Peart, a sou.
city, the last of the week.
Wo hear of a good place for a
Mr. aud Mrs, Chas. Lorcua, of
Johnson, Dean A Co., of the Pio first-class school teacher.
Bandon, are visiting their parents neer Meat 'Market display nicely
Perfumery— the finest imported
and friends in this city.
dressed chickens every Saturday.
— at the New Drug Store.
If you want a square meal, pre
S. J. Lyons, superintendent of the
Just received at KuowItou’B, a
pared by a '»bite women of great Lyons mill at this place lmd busi
experience, go to the Tuttle hotel. ness which took him to Marshfield large stock of grass 6eeds.
Mackintoshes
the Em|>orium.
it e m s .
— 3$—and two good horses.
quire at tho H erald office.
Ladies’ bats below cost
Sugg's.
and rubbers
E
There will be an installation of
G. W, Wimer, o f Arago, went
down to the const last week to look officers by Geu. Lytle Camp, G. A.
for a horse or so, that be needed It., ou Monday night at this place.
in his business.
M arried : — At Myrtle Poiut,
Martin’s now business house on December 21, 1902, Ed O. Farrell
Front street is ready for the roof and Anna Martin, by Rev Thomns
and A. G. Batch,the builder, is rush- Barklow.
work along ns fast ns possible.
We have on onr clubbing list
Lee Kay and family, of Myrtle The Peoples Press, tbe Socialist’s
Poiut, visited R. B. Ray, bio state official paper of Oregon. We
brother, W. H. Ray, father, and give both papeisfor $1.75.
others of this city, on Christmas.
T o make room for tier spring
New music aud music books con stock o f ladies’ bats Mrs. Sugg
stantly received at the music store will sell her present stock ut prices
o f Chas. Grissen Music Co., Odd below cost. See ber bargains.
Fellow’s building, Marshfield Oreg.
T. W. Clnrk, of the Bandon
8. N. B. Hunt, of Bandon, ran Woolen mills, enrne up today and
in on us to renew old acquaintance went to the bay from whence he
ship, yesterday.
He and his proceeds to San Francisco over the
family were on their way to the Drain route.
bay.
The now steamer to take the
Mrs. V. M. Sugg, the milliner, is place o f the Dispatch i^to be com
anxious to cjosn out her present menced as soon as the weather
stock of Indies’ hats, aud for this will permit and will he built at
purpose will offer them below eost Parkersburg.
till sold.
Tho Clins. Grissen Music Co. has
Win. Abernathy, of Dora, re lately been established at Marshfield
turned from Marshfield yesterday with Rev. R. C. Bee as Manager.
whore he bad been to spend Christ- All orders left at the HfiKAJJ) office
tcns with his daughter, Mrs. Ben will receive prempt attention.
nett Swanton.
A recent letter from B. F. Law
F. M, Stewart of the marble firm rence at Pboenix, Arizona to his
of Stewart & Westgnte, recently parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Law
placed a beautiful slab at tbe grave rence, of t^is city, states that he is
of tbe late A. M. Self, at the Nor getting along nicely, and is gain
ing strength rapidly.
way cemetery.
There was a hotly contested
H ammers —-and nil kinds of tools
Will make a specialty of cnrpeu- football game played at this place
ters fine tools nod hammer the ou Sundny between tbe teams of
price down to the lowest notch. Coquille and North Bend. It was
an exceedingly clean and fair game
Call— Kribs.
and good work done on both sides.
In glass ware yon can bay pitch The result stood Coquille 12 to the
ers, berry sets, syrup cans, cruets, North Bend team’s 0. There is
jelly dishes, cake stands and in fact talk of other games id tbe near
almost anytbiog in tbe glass line future.
at M. H. Hersey's.
M arried —At the home of Mr.
Mrs. Nannie Fellows and Miss and Mrs. J. C. Moomaw in Coquille
Dell Fox, typos on the Daily Mail, City, Dec. 24, 1902, M. H. Dement
at Marshfield, came over Wednes and Misa Lillie Wagner, Rev.
day and spent Christmas with rel Thomas Barklow officiating. These
atives and friends here, returning are two of Coos county’s popular
Friday.
young people, a native son and
W. A. Goodman, the carpenter daughter who hold the highest
and contractor, went to Marshfield esteem of a large circle o f friends.
yesterday to assist Mr. Heaton in The H erald extends thanks for a
finishing up some of the buildings bountiful supply of delicious wed-
the old gentleman has been erect diug cake, aud with their many
friends our sincerest congratula
ing.
tions.
Edward Boyd, late of Ogdeo,
To improve the appetite and
Utab, joined bis family at this
place yesterday, they having come strengthen the digestion, try a few
out here last fall.
Mr. Bcyd vis doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach
ited this county a year or so ago iiuJ Liver Tablets. Mr. J. H. Seitz,
and comes intending to make this of Detriot, Mich., says, “ They
restored my appetite when impared,
his home permanently.
relieved me of a bloated feeling and
Rev. Fntlier Donnelly, of Marsh caused a pleasant and satisfactory
field, oomo over yesterday and pro movement of tho bowels.” There
ceeded to Baudon and on down the aro people in this community who
coast. He will be at Cape Blanoo need just such a medicine. For sale
on New Year's day, and at Wedder- by R. S. Knowlton. Every box war
burn on Sunday. He will be home ranted.
in about two weeks.
S. M. Nosier has his little cream
Coquille City's young folks en ery at our waterfront in running
joyed another Christmas to their order, having commenced receiv
hearts’ content. There were four ing milk aud cream a day orjso
Christians trees in town, one at the ago, and will churn for the first
M. E. church, one at the Presby time today. He has a complete
terian ohnrcb, oae at the Christina and modern outfit and will do first
church, one at the Episcopal cbnrcli class work in every respect, and
aud entertaining Christmas exer shonldfreceive a good shnro of onr
cises at tbe M. E. charch Sooth. peoples’ patronage. In connection
All were well attended and we can with the butter-making he will con
safely any that there is not a child duct a retail business in butter,
in town who did not received a bag milk, cream anil buttermilk.
Or
of candy or something of greater ders for cream should be handed in
importance.
a day ahead.
Friday.
The Emporium is headquarters
Dr. White, of Myrtle Point, was for ladies aud gents underwear.
For Oregon cassitrere clothing
down to this city yesterday and
took in tbe A. (J. U. W. entertain call at the Emporium Vnd get
prices.
ment in the evening.
The majority of our
j been celebrating Christmas for the
I past three or four days.
On Christmas eve we liad a Xuiaa
tree at tho church and an appropri
ate cnteitaiumi-nt. Alt parts were
so well rendered that a specific
praise would be unjust, yet among
the children we might mention Den
zel Kay who sang a biographical
sketch of Santu Claus to the tune of
Yankee Doodle which was excellent.
Also oar little heroine of tho basket
social, Amanda Foster, exceeded
the expectations other many friends
who knew her so well. After the
young people went to Ferry’s Hall
wheie they enjoyed a masquerade
ball until the “ wee small hours of
tho morn." At the hotel 76 people
ate their midnight supper. The
next day several of our young folks
went to Parkersburg nnd attended
the masquerade ball.
J. V. Foster and daughters, Liz
zie and Amanda went to Coquille
nud attended the installation of
officers at the Masonic hall.
Several of our young people went
to Coquille to witness the foot ball
game on Sunday.
We wish to thank some kind
friends for a lovely Christmas pres
ent sent to Miss O. A. Kelly. Bless
their dear hearts, they surely know
what a lovely young lndv we are.
Amoug those who attended our
Christmas festivities were L. P.
Hanley nnd family, Allen Kundle-
mnn, W. R. Punter nnd crow of the
Antelope, W. Tollar, from the lower
river, Captain O. Willard and fam
ily and Miss Lotro Willard from
t»jo upper river.
Wm Copley, jr., came in last week
from Rosoburg. Ho is now visiting
friends here.
H. B. Price made the towu a
Christinas gift in the shape of a new
side walk, thank you.
Mr. Clarence Wators, of the North
Fork, was an enforced visitor here
on Christmas eve. He came up on
the steamer Antelope and could pro-
eeed no further on his jourmey
that night as the steamer laid here
till morning.
D ona A nna .
Till» prftttiftfct line »»f Ladii*«’ ami
Gents’ Watches to he found in lbn
city. Y oushiuld stre them tu ap
preciate them.
Clocks
We have just received fine line of Mantle-
Clocks.
\
BEAUTIFUL CASES,
FIRST CLASS MOVEMENTS.
PRICE FROM f 1 00 UP,
Jewelry, I^iQgs, Etc.
We have received a new consignment
of Jewelry, Rings, and Novelties that
places our Htock far
ahead of any in the
county. A line line
to select from. Drop
in and see for your
self. Our prices are
reasonable.
Bilverware in profusion. Ten Sets,
etc.
Spectacles
ait
Era
Glasses
REPAIRED AND FITTED
We are in close touch with tho
manufacturers of our liues.— buy
for cash and give you the bene
fit.
We hud a very pleasaut call
Johnny Roberts, of the firm of
Roberts & Carter, furniture manu friar Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Banning
facturers at Myrtle Point, made yesterday.
this city a flying visit yesterday.
kvi-i-Send us your Watch and'Jewelry repairing. We do it right. Call
For fine cigars go to the New
and see us anyway. |
For International Stock and Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman,
Poultry Food, the best preparation proprietor.
to keep your herds acd flocks in
E. B. Fish is moving over to
tine condition, see R. S. Knowlton, North Bend for residence, for a
the druggist.
while at least.
Rev. Mr. Mulkey who started for
Sewing machines sold on the in
Portland last Tuesday for the pur stallment plan at the Now Coquille
pose of having his- eyes trented for Furniture Store.
A great many marriage licenses
cataract, has arriyed in that city and
were issued lately, but we will not
Probate
and
county
court
con-
entered the hospital nnd was to
veneB Monday and Wednesday of give it away until afterwards.
have operated on on Saturday.
next week respectfully.
We will pay *3.00 and *3.50 per
The steamer “ J. Warren” will
F. L. Lowe, of the bay, was over dozen for one hundred dozeD
make regular trips between Gravel
He also chickens. J ohnson D ean & Co.
Ford nud Myrtle Point ou Wednes to this place Wednesday.
visited
the
lower
river.
Violins, banjos, guitars, man
day of each week, leaving at 8:30 n.
m. and ni riving at Myrtle Point at
Anyone wishiug a spanking dolins from *5 upward; a fine line
11 n. ra. Leaving Myrtle Point at driving team will do well to cull of the best pianos and organs at
the Chas. Grissen Music Store,
1 p. m. nml arriving at, Gravel Ford on G. W. Wimer, of Arago.
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, D R U G S , PA TEN I
Msrshfield, Ore., Odd Fellows’
at 3:30 p m. C apt . J. M.B hioht ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Bean, of building.
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
y»
Manager.
Parkersburg, were in towu shop
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
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M arried .— At the residence of Mr. ping tho latter part of the week.
Arugo, has just received a fine
and Mrs. F. A. White, in Coquille
Geo Levelle, our new sawmill
City, December 25, 1902, T. W. man is in Portland, nnd will not be thoroughbred Berkshire hog from
Shuck, and Miss Alpliia A. Crow, home till after the first of the year. Ladd’s Hazel Fern Farm near
Portlaud. The Judge is an ad
Rev.
W. H. Myers, officiating.
B. F, VanDecar, Myrtle Point’s mirer of fine stock of all l^inds and
This was a very pleasant occasion,
c^uite a number of friends nnd rela populnr watch maker and jeweler does not stop short of tbe best.
tives being in attendance.
We ex was in town a day or so this week.
Having had many years of experience in this line
tend with friends, hearty congratu
Notice.
we are prepared to give all the
A car load o f brand new furni
lations.
best of satisfaction.
ture for C. M. Skeels, this week to
Sterliug Gibbs, of Curry county, go in bis new store in tbe Odd
All mombers of tbe Coquille Mill
who went to Washington a couple Fellows building.
Men’s Union, are requested to be
of years ago and later lost bis mind
H. T. Thompson, our new restau present at the next meetings Jan. 7th
nnd was committed to the insane
rant man, is having a good and 1903, as there is business of the
nsyliim in that state, upon tho
substantial sidewalk in front of his utmost importance.
recommendation o f tbe physicians,
J. C. S immons ,
place of business.
was brought home recently by his
C has . J ohnson .
Pres.
brother, Jeff, but Las since become
Anyone wishing carpets or rugs
Secrotnry.
again insane and
was taken woven cheap, call on Mrs. K. Hoi-
to Salem by A if Miller, deputy verson, three miles west of Coqui'le
In Memory ef Mrs- Jennie James.
sheriff of Curry county, assisted on the McAdams place.
tiy Tom Lane, of Port Orford, the
Blue prints maps of any Town Call not back the dear departed,
Anchered safe whore storms are o’ er
lost of the week.
ship in Rosoburg, Oregon, Land On the border land wo left thorn,
Surveyor Cathcart was over to District, showing nil vacant lnnds
Soon to m6et ar.d part no more.
thin city yesterday and took part for 50 cents each. If you want any When we leave this world o f changes,
When wo leave this world of care.
in the A. O. U. W., time in the eve information from tho U. S. Land
We shall lind our missihg loved cne
ning, and today goes up the river Office, address,
In onr Father’s mansion fair,
to do some surveying, first at
T itle G uarantee & L oan C o .
Hark, the soft wind is sighing
Norway, and when this is done he
Through every bush and treo
Roseburg, Oreg.
Where onr dear mother is lying.
he will go to the Myrtle Point
Away from home and mo.
DeLaval
cream
separators—tb
e
section where an order awaits him.
our eyes the tears ore starting
He was accompanied to this place world’s standard--every style sud From
And sorrow shades our blow,
by Mr. Gould, his deputy, who size, hand and power, home and Oh. sad, sad was onr parting,
We hnvo no mother now.
proceeded to southern Coos where factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s in
x
A Friend.
he will do some work for Col. capacity, $50 to *800 inprice.
S.
M.
N
obler
,
Binmeni other.
Coquille,Ore.
James Hutchinson, of Oakland,
Douglas county, who has been on
School Report-
tbe bay for |a week or so visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Bounds, of
Report of Coos County Academy
Marshfield, came oyer to this place
We do our
yesterday to attend the A O. U. for term beginning Oct. 6, and end
part to make
ing
Dec.
24,
1902,
W. blow-out yesterday evening.
youif a p p e a r
We acknowledge a pleasant and
Pupjls in Academic Depart
ance all that it
entertaining call by this intelligent ment:
Mechanical Engineering,
shonld be.
and enhei-piising pioneer of Doug 2; Commercial Class, 9; Teacher’s
Our styles are correct, and our
las. He is exceedingly well pleased Review Class, 6; 9th and 10th fit is as your form requires. If its a
with bis trip to Coos county, and Grades, 6; other grades, 25.
money consideration, we are aide to
is quick to see our numerous re
Pupils in Music Department: please you Our fabrics arc tbe latest
sources and advantages, and the SiDgmg Class, 25; Ycioe Culture, and best.
greatjhelp the Great Central would 12; Piano aDd Oigan, 16, Total
fl^ED SLAGLE. Tailor.
be in the development o f tliis sec 101. Twice counted 30.
tion as well as being a reuumera-
tive railroad proposition.
We bad two little runaways in I
town last week caused by tbe I
whistles c f the Bteamers. The first j
was that of Bert Dean’s heavy dray j
team, which being blind, ian off
tbe high wbarf, falling a distance [
D E A LE R IN -
of 12 feet into the edge o f the
river. The horses were not injur
ed, but tbe wagon was somewhat
brokeu. The second was by the
team of 1!. B. Ray, o f near town,
who had hauled some goods to the
wbarf for shipment
This team'
I being headed up toward to-.vn,
i n aile
tipe-line for the corner of
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON.
I Oan*. OI mo -’ s i.ew saloon, but the
•oi'.oii- of liie wagon striking th"
| Urge electric light post on the co r
n e t , the vehicle stopped but the
Houses and Farm», Dc
; horses took „ little oKercise out
I toward the Odd Fellows’ cemetery,
General Agency Business.
j The tongue o f th is' wagon waa
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LYONS’ MILL
I broken also.
Cold Pens and Fountain Pens
"Wilson Jewelry Co
I /New
Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN. PROP §
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Prescriptions
A Specialty.
□Golden Building
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Coquille, Oregon.
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Main
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Coquille
Prepare for
the Rainy Season
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REAL ESTATE.
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W e have now on display a
fine line of Ladies’ Misses’
and Gentlemen’s Mackin
toshes.
!
!> tin! Stilus - Best Quality - Lowest Prices
___ ^LY O N S ’ STORE.
If you are thinking of build
ing let us figure with you
on all kinds of lumber, and
mouldings.
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