Coquille City herald., March 03, 1903, Image 3

Cauned pineapples at Lyons’
Onion sets at KauemstzV.
Buy your gulden tools at Kribs’.
Academy entertainment Friday
' Store.
Suow Flake flour at Perry’s
Onion sets aud garden seeds at night.
Disc and spring tooth harrows at
'll.rep papers of gaulen sa il* for
Try the canned Hsparagus at Knowltou s.
LOCAL I
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Kribs’ .
Lyons’ Store.
“ A Visit to tbe Smiths,” at the 10 cents m Kuowltou’s.
I Ladies’ lists below cost at Mrs.
Perfumery—the fluent imported
“ Out in the ,‘ lticets” at tbe Acad- Academy I riday night,
Order Peart's coal.
Sngg’s.
— at the New Drug Store.
etny Friday night.
Capt. Daniel sou, of the lower
buy a Winze piano.
Rev. Mr. Mulkey, of this place,
Mackintoshes aud rubbers at
A farm to least for (! years. Ap- rivi*''
in t,,wl‘ ^tordn y.
Kribs hells the Oliver plow.
visited Ms;shfield Inst week.
tbe Emporium.
William Wurd, tbe Coos bay
For good apples go to Drane.
Ginger Blue, the Virginia Mum­ ply at this office.
A. P. Miller and family, lata of
Fine W atch and Jewslry Repairing.
Miss Ella Buck returned from a ¡<-T«er' ,"''18
,1bV or 8'“ Arago, have located at Johnson’s
Hour pickles in bulk at Lyons’. my Friday night.
V ail paper at tile Furniture Store.
l,,Rt WHek'
mill.
Many different kinds of fine Bandon visit Sunday.
Attend the benefit eutertaiumnut
A lady’s kid glove has been left
f ° r tlje >,0dt of fre8|‘
Coal from Peart’s mine is on apples at Drane’s.
at Parkersburg, Saturday evening,
with
us'for
tbe
owner.
P*teu‘
®
fidl0,nbi
to
“
10
Now
tbe market again.
Roeeburg is to have a box fact­
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Drug Store».
March 7th.
r
W . M. Kay, of Riverton, had
rni
...
I. E. Rose, of Myrtle Point, was ory in tbe uear future.
M arried . Io Empire City, Feb.
business
in
town
Saturday
|
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P
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ce8
wjl1
8arPr
.l8e
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in town yesterday.
J. S. LeBallister, the logger was
i men uud boys clothiug ut tbe 21, 1903, A. E. Martin and Miss C.
Writiug tablets, peDs, pencils. Emporium,
Full stock of grass seeds at ir town the last o f the week.
L. Lenoau, by Rev. Wm. Horsfall.
Knowlton’s drug store.
’
I f yonr scissors are dull, take etc., at tbe New Drug Store.
M arried . I d Marshfield, Feb.
j Knowlton has received bis stock
Mrs. Partington and her son I k e jt)f fvesh gulden seeds, Farmers 26, 1903, Wm. Richards and Miss
J. P. bnikdala, of Norway, did them to McDonald, the barber.
THE
i houlil make a note of this.
business in town yesterday.
Sadie Hall, by Rev. F. G. Btrange.
Highest market pi ice paid for at Bandon on Saturday night.
chickens
at
Jobusou
Dean
&
Co.’s
Umbrellas, eggings aud other
Entertainment at tbe Academy
Tbe Emporium is closing cut its
New music aDd music books con­
A new line of clothing at the winter goods at the Emporium.
Friday night.
Tickots 25 cents. stantly received at the innsic store
etook of rope, uuile, and saws.
Empoiinm. Cull and price them.
of Chas. Grissen Music Co.. Odd
R. 8. Kuowlton keeps Inter- Reserved seats two for 75 cents,
\V. T. Kerr, o ! Port Orford, bad
For Oregou cassiirere clothiug national Stock and Poultry Food.
Anyone wishing firm Blue Nile Fellow’s building, Marshfield Oieg
business up this way yesterday.
call at the Emporium and get
Grandpa Dye received a letter
Miss Minuie McClosky, o f Nor- Peas, apply to W, H, Sohroeder or
Capt. Hackled, of Myrtle Point,
prices.
recently from a daughter, Mrs. M.
way, greeted mauy friends iu town Frank Sumner, Arago, OregoD.
Jiad business in town yesterday.
F. Hastings, of near Dayton, which
Wm. Laug, of near Myrtle Point, yesterday.
Commissioner D. McIntosh, of
E. E. Curtis, of Prosper, made
states that tbe family nre all down
was among our Coquille visitors
Coos
river,
came
over
on
yester­
For fine cigars go to tbe New
our city a flying visit yesterday.
with smallpox.
Victor Roast Coffee 5 tbs for $1.
yeoterday.
Drng Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, day’s train aud proceeded down
A choice small dairy ranch for
the riyer on business.
Alfred Johnson nnd G. E. Pike
Try a package of Union Oats and get a Dish— FREE.
If you are interested itl apples prbprietor.
reut, uear town. Cull at this office.
interview P. E. Drane.
Special
K. Hoiyerson, the dairyman who retnrned from Portland on the Al­
For fresh cookies, doughnuts,
R. 8. Knowltou is behind his rates to dealers.
operated
the McAdams place last liance with a lot of new and well-
etc., call at Thompson’s restaurant,
counter again, haying lost his
year,
bns
taken
chnrgeof tbe Henry selected machinery for their log­
Don’t forget the Academy enter­ Front street.
grip.
Cletneus
dairy
ranch
near Parkers­ ging operations.
tainment Friday night.
It will do
Anyone wishing a spanking burg.
Secure a reserved seata at the
Kuowltou’s writiug tnblets, pen you good ub well ns make you laugh.
driving team will do well to call
cil tablets and peucils are the very
Hundreds ol satisfied patrons usual place. You need not then bo
Foil R ent .—A neat little place on G. W. Wimer, o f Arago.
-D E A L E R IN
Tickets at the usual
best.
testify to the superior fitting of crowded.
in the suburbs of Coquille.
For
Write.
I will call. place for tho entertainment at the
Geo. H. Guerin, mine host of spectacles.
T. J. McNamee, the Portland particulars apply to II. T. Sohweers.
Hotel Guerin, o f Myrtle Point, Imd M. G. Pobl, the Myrtle Point Op­ Academy Friday night.
commercial mini, arrived in town
Dr- J. W. Strange, the dentist, business down this way yesterdaj. tician.
Lillie and Leona Dean returned
yesterday.
is hooked to bo at Bandon on
O. B. Hollenbeak moved with
E. A. Aasen, of Arago, was iu from Portluud by the Inst Alliance
,J. S. Lawrence who had a se March 10 uud remain till the fol­
hie family to Fairview last week, town Wednesday and made him­ and tho former will visit several
■vere attack of erysipelas last week lowing Saturday.
having spent the winter in this self solid for a year's reading by weeks before returning, while the
is out ngain.
Mrs. J. T. Moulton accompanied city.
Inking advantage o f our clnbbing latter comes home to remain.
Zac Boyce, of Bandon, was by her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Nos­
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
McDonald, the barber, has just
Miss Emma Mulkey left on Sat­ rates with tbe Oregonian.
among Coqnille’s visitors the latter ier, paid Riverton a visit the latter
received a full stock of barbers’
urday
for
Elkton
where
she
will
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Buell,
of
part of the week.
part of the week.
make a sister, Mrs. Beckley an ex­ Myrtle Poiut, attended the funeral supplies of the finest quality which
A. J, Radabaugb, of Fiehtrap,
Mrs. C. O. Gilkey, o f this place, tended visit
of their little graudson, eod of Mr. he sells at bottom prices, as well as R « n t s H o u s e s
and F a rm s, D oes a
was io town yesterday with his two went to Newport, Friday, where
a big supply of Newbro’s Herpi-
Our old friend, T. A, King, of and Mrs. C. W. Dye, which oo-
little daughters.
cide.
she goes to see Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marshfield, was over to this place cui reo at this place Sunday.
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e n c y B u s in e s s .
A number of negroes cauio dowu Gilkey, who have a very sick child. Wednesday. He made oor office
Mrs. Short, of Marshfield, passed
Rev. C. B. Marsters, of Cuteh-
Office— Up-stairs near Posioffice.
by the Alliance to work in the
McDouahl, the barber, has se­ a pleasant call.
iug creek, was in towu Thursday through town Wednesday on her
Reaver Hill mines.
way
home
from
Myrtle
Point
where
cured a newly patented device for
D ie d : At Bandon, February 28, on his way to Baudou where he
Those need­ 1903, Ethel,the five-year-old daugh­ weut to hear the debate now in she had spent a week visiting.
SSoSSSi
Henry Clemens, tbe dairyman sharpening scissors.
ing
scissors
sharpened
should
call
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Top. progress between the Revs. J. B. She was accompanied by her son, m
■of near Parkersburg, had business
at once.
Attorney G. M. Short,
o f thnt
Crooks and C. E. Crumley.
in town yesterday.
ping, o f pneumonia.
place.
R. \V. Bullard, of Bullard’s
F or S ale .— E ight head of dairy
DeLavnl cream separators —the
M js . Faunie E. Dyer, o f Bandon,
«s
B. E. Nosier, of this place, lias
is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. Ferry, returned by the last Alii cows, some fresh and others com­ world’s standard--every style and
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ance
from
a
business
trip
to
Port­
ordered
the
machinery
for
a
Bteam
ing in, aod fifteen head o f shouts size, bund aud power, home aud
Buck, of this place.
land, com iugover to town by yes­ and two sows.
laundry which will be run in nn $
J. Q uick .
factory,
150
to
6,000
ponnd
b iu
W. H. Renfro, of near Myrtle terday’s truiu.
adjoining building to the furniture i
On our fourth page we mention capacity, $50 to $800 inprice.
GEO- A- CH URCH M AN, PROP
Point,'greeted his many old friends
factory of Thoe. Krewson, n large
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S.
M.
N
osler
,
A petition is being circulated and Miss Delpha Sears leaving Myrtle
and comrades yesterday.
engine
for
which
will
arrive
on
the
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Coquille,Ore.
uumeiously sigued risking the ap­ Point for her home in Pennsylvan­
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GENERAL
LINE
OF
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS.
PATENT
next Chico.
If yon have a house or burn to pointment of Fled Linegur as post­ ia which should have been Iowa.
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
Rev- Father E. P. Murphy, of
move, call on or address W. A. master o f Coquille at the resigun-
A pnekhorso loaded with mail
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Portland,
who.is
filling
tbe
place
of
Louie Heller, of Dora, wns in
Goodman, Coquille City.
tion o f B. E. Nosier, tii9 present
Father Dounely, of Marshfield, fell over the grade near Fairview
town
on
Sunday
on
bis
wav
to
one night Inst week, giving the
W. T. Burton, tbe bicycle man incumbent.
Bandoo in the interest o f The while the latter is gone east on
has just received t-vo new Rambl­
A beautiful turquoise set from a Globe Association, an institution business connected with the hos­ mails the benefit of a genuine
ers and has more ordered.
pital, made Coquille a visit W ed­ bath, ami n late arrival at its desti­
riug was lost ou the street near he represent» in this eonntv.
nation, but no other serious dam­
nesday.
X. W. Clark, the woolen mill Hotel Coquille one day last week
age resulted.
Our old friend, W. M. Liifferty,
by
Bill
Nye,
the
drummer,
who
man, retnrned from a trip to Port­
F. M. Stewart, the marble man
will pay the finder $2 50 for leaving of near Myrtle Point, made our of this city, has gone up the coast
F or S ale .—One hundred and
land by the last Alliance.
office
a
very
pleasant
call
on
F
ri­
Having had many years of experience in this line
it at this office.
sixty acres.
One and one-half
F ob S ale . - One now heavy wagon
day afld took advantage of our to put up a couple of nice monu­ million feet white cedar logs, also
we are prepared to give all the
Chas. Kneddeu has received the clnbbing rates with tbe Examiner. ments, one nt the grave of a Mr.
— 3 } — and two good horses, ' In ­
best of satisfaction.
Sawyer near Scottsburg, and one 2000 smaller trees suitable for pil­
snd news of the death of his daugh­
quire at the H erald office.'
Situ­
L. A. Whereat, the civil engineer at the grave o f a Air. Koepke, on ing and telephone poles.
ter-in-law,
Mrs. J. B. Snedden,
- Coquille, Oregon.
Beu Allen aud Winter Davis, of which occured at Relief Hill, Ne­ of Marshfield, visited bis wife nnd Smith river.
ated 2| miles south of Prosper. § Golden Building
Bandon, were among the may vis. vada county, Cal., last Saturday. her parents, Mr. nnd Mre. Beckett,
Inquire of L. R. Edmunds. Ban-
¡tors in Coquille yesterday.
Grant Harry started for the don, Oregon.
find hia father, Capt. Whereat, nt
She leaves an infant child.—Mail.
this plane yesterday nnd day be- Umpqua valley the first of the
M. W. McCormac, o f Riveiton,
E. C. Holland, manager of the
The Schroednr Bros., of Arago, fore.
' wepk to bring in S. J. Lyons’ Bulletin, has taken in J. F. Wyatt,
was iu town Saturday. He was ou
received a bronze iurkey from the
This is s fine animal and of this place, ns a partner in the
his return from a trip to North valley by tile last Alliance. He is
.T. P, Bright, of Rockwall, Texas, jack.
all horse raisers should make a management of thnt paper.
Bmid.
We
a beauty nnd tips the scales at 40 is among our latest arrivnls. Air. note o f this.
He is expected back wish the boys the success they
Uni t Abbott, wlio aoted as con­ pounds. They also received a flue Bright is an acquaintance o f our tile last o f ibis week.
’K<S)<$pF.
richly deserve and welcome them
ductor on the train last Wednes­ Scotch Collie pup by tbe same citizens, A. .1. Barger and family
nnd M. J. Keller nnd family, as
Aliss L. Mae Walker who ha3 iuto the field o f push tor the prog­
day. got one finger badly mashed boat.
/ find / am ouer stocked in Plows which I do not wish
w p II ns J. W.
Bell, another repeat been visiting her parents here ress and development of our sec­
while coupling cars.
We are highly pleased to be arrival from thp same state.
to carry ouer so offer them at the following prices:
since Christmas left last Friday for tion.
H. L. Varuey, of this city, has able to announce that the phys­
Dr. Mingns was cnlled over Portland where she will resume
M irried .— At the home of Air.
b e'u suffering for a few days from icians nt Portland prooounoe tbe
Miss Michael Doyle, nt Gold Bench,
from Bonver Hill yesterday to her profession ns nurse.
nu attack of pneumonia. He is trouble from which Miss Winnie
nssist Dr. Cnlin in an operation Walker was accompanied by her Curry county, February 18, 1903,
improving at present.
Hall is suffering, not cancer but
on the tonsils ot little Perry L aw ­ sister Claire, who will visit a week Edward Mathers and Aliss Aggie
nu
aboess
from
which
she
will
soon
Dr. Floyd White, o f Myrtle
rence, but for certain rensons this or tivo in Portland before return­ Doyle, iu the presence o f a large
recover.
Point, came dowu Saturday eve­
operation was delayed for a few ing.— Recorder.
gathering of friends, bv Rev.
ning to take in the play, and spent
Mrs P. A. Michael, o f Myrtle days, but Miss Irene Lamb was
Father E. P. Afurphy, of Poit-
While
it
is
a
fact
that
Bandon
Sunday with his parents here.
Point, was down to town yesterday treated for the same trouble.
land.
lueses
the
woolen
mill
by
that
in­
A key which may be o f consider­ stitution being moved to North
T o make room for her spring for the purpose o f placing an order
List your real estate with me.
slock of ladies’ hats Mrs. Hngg for lumber with tbe Lyons mill able impoitrneo to someone, was Bend, there is a move on foot to I am having more calls for prop­
with
which
to
erect
a
new
home
in
pioked up on Front street last Fri­
will sell her present stock at prices
that place.
The H eaiu .D ac­ day nnd left at the H erald office install a manufacturing industry erty than I can supply, especially
below cost. See ber bargains.
in the same buildings which will dairy farms. The investors all see
knowledges n very pleasant visit. for tbe owner.
An allnminum employ ns many persons as did me before buying, nnd if you wish These are the very best Plows made and are sold under an
If it’s a bilious attack, take
D. Morgan, of the J. J. Lamb comb was picked up near the same tbe woolen mill, npon which she is to sell at a fair figure, I can cer­ absolute guarantee to giue satisfaction or money refunded.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
place nt tbe month o f Fishtrap, place wbiob the owner may have to be congratulated.
tainly do you good service. O. C.
Tablets and a quick recovery is wns in town the latter part o f the by calling at our office.
Sanford, the renl estate mail.
certain. For sale by R. S. Knowl­
S D. Rouse, 'superintendent of
week to receive three head of
The engine recently set oat of
The AVoman’s Study Club had a
tou.
thoroughbred Poland China pigs. Lyons’ mill anil replaced by a new tbe Coquille Coal Co.'s mine nt
delightful program last woek in
M. C. Smith, master mechanic These are floe registered stock and larger one, has been taken to Riverton, went to San Francisco
honor of Longfellow’s birthday.
o f the Southern Pacific, of East and will be a grand addition to the Riverton where it will he put into and returned by the Chico on her
After nn ode to Longfellow, written
Poit'aud, is reported in
Coos live stock of that well regulated the mill at that place as an auxil­ Inst trip, nnd succeeded in getting
for tho occasion, and sung by the
the
misunderstanding
which
caused
county, hut bis mission we did not dairy aud stock farm.
ary power to the one they already
ber to refuse to take coal on ber entire club, and roll call, to which
lear u
have.
This
will
greatly
increase
Fred Nosier and J. M. Walker
former trip staigbteoed out, and ench member responded with quo­
The Chas. Grissen Music Co. has have bought out the teaming busi- the output o f that well arrangpd
the vessel loaded at tho bunkers of tations from the poet, Mrs. Snook
nnd
nent
mill.
lately been established at Marshfield uess o f W. H. Mansell, o f (his
road a paper on his life and writ­
John Rhodes, nephew r f Mrs. thnt mine this trip, and, wo under­ ings which was illustrated through­
with Rev. R C. Lee as Manager. city, nnd took charge yesterday.
stand,'will
continue
to
do
so
right
All orders loft at the H erald office However, Mr. Mansell will stay E. Fonts, who has ppeDt the past
nlong. Tbe boat made a good trip out by songs, recitations nnd road-
will receive prrmpt attention.
with the boys several days while year or so here, having come to
this time and there will doubtless ings from- his works., rendered by
this
coonty
for
his
health,
hns
con­
tho other members.
The musical
There js a report curreut io this Mr. Nosier moves down from
cluded to make another change be a strong effort made to keep ber features were solos, “The Arrow
place to the effect that the second Bridge, and to get them well broke
on
this
run.
and try Colorado a while. He has
and the Song,” by Mrs. Sperry,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene into the work.
made manv friends while here who
Mrs. Partington and her son Ika “The Day is Done,” by Aliss Coffey,
Robinson, formerly of this place,
W. C. Chase, wfio traded his regret his leaving, ard sincerely
rendered by local talent at this a duett “ Curfew” by Mrs. Culin
is dead, but we have no particu­ home Dear the north end o f Henry
hope for his complete recovery.
place on Saturday night, was a and Airs. Snook, and a quartette,
lar».
street bridge, to Chas. Matbeson
Our Pie Fruits consists of
Late yesterday evening little! grand »access in every particular. “ Stars of the Summer Night” by
for lots just ncross the street and
Apricots, gallon tins, 30 cents
Miss Edna Alford, of this place in front of the little church, has Roy Dunham while playing with | The youngsters were more than Mesdamcs Hazard, Sperry, Culin,
who went to Portland for trealment moved the paint shop back and is an old powder can, dropped a delighted with the continued rou- and Snook, the music being com­
Peaches,
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late, retnrned home yesterday mokiflg preparations
The company will posed by Mrs. Sperry.
to build. lighted match into it and there be- tine o f fun.
quite recovered from her late ill. Under the
make
a
trip
to
BaDdon
on
Satur­
ing
enough
powder
left
in
the
can,
40
Cherries,
circumstapcees
it
uess, of which her many friends would hardly be safs to say just an explosion took place, the force day to present this play, and
Card ot Thanks.
Pears,
35
will be glad to learn.
of which atrock him in the face there is no questiou but the
what Charley is going to do.
canaing considerable o f a bnrn people thera willl fully enjoy the
Our
Table
Fruits
consists
of
We, the undersigned, wish to
I and throw some dirt in his eyes, fun.
“ Josh” Leach ns Mre. I’ art-
Peaches, .......
20 cents.
I but canaed no aerioua damage.
, ington and Mrs. Marie Gage ns Ike j expr°8* our sincere and heartfelt
thanks to our many sympathizing
nre
all
right,
nod
am
supported
Apricots, .
15 *'
QnartPrly meeting at the Meth­
friends nnd neighbors for the man­
odist Episcopal Church, March 7 by a strong and wcll-trninrd corps; ifold kindness and valuable assist­
Pears
.......
25
"
of helper», an ! anyone who enjoy«
"nd 8, at Coquille.
The Rev.
a hearty laugh will uever regret; ance rendeied during the Isle ill­
Cherries,
Doctor Hondlv
will
bold
the
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going to see this company.
The ness. death nnd burial o f our darl­
Quarterly Conference on Saturday
C harles W. D ye ,
beautiful new scenery, painted by ing boy.
W e also carry H ayw ard « Tomatoes at 10 cents per
March 7th
at 2:30 p. m., nnd
M rs . M ary E. D ye .
U. I i Gray, was a pleasing feature
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can
and the celebrated Lion brand corn at 15 cents,
p tr-cb al 7:30 o ’clock p. m., nnd
of the evening.
Hnuday at 11 o ’clock A. M ., and at
F ob R ent . -A tiist-claes dairy 2 for 25 cents.
12 o’clock tbe communion o f the
ranch, three railen North o f town.
We guarantee every can of the nl>ove named article« to be exactly an
Lord’a Supper.
He will also
There in n good team of horses represented.
C
n
n
n
^
five
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house
’ nreaefi af 7:30 o’clock.
A cor
nnd wagon, nnd nine cows go with
'• « n U jJ and two lots.
■I'll invitation is extended to nil
the ¡ lac • Appl to S. S. McAdams,
Inquirí: at this Office.
at this place.
W. H. M yers , Pastor
(Sttq $ttaUL
Fine Watches, Jewel­
ry, Clocks, Silverware,
Musical Instruments,
Optical Goods.
Wilson Jewley Co.
NOTICE!
Prize Baking Powder
Hawkins* Store.
Excellent Green Coffee 8 lbs, for $1
0. C. SA N F O R D
REAL ESTATE.
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/New Drug Store,
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Prescriptions
A Specialty.
O L IV E R
1
I i
PLO W S;
12 in wood beam Oliver,
12 in steel beam Oliver,
14 in wood beam Oliver,
14 in steel beam Oliver.
H, S, KRIBS,
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$13 00
14 00
15 00
16 00
Coquille, Ore.
Canned Fruits!
W e have on hand a large and well
selected stock which we are offer­
ing at the following prices:
Levi S trau ss cCo's
C o p p e r-riv e t e d
0
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LYONS’ STORE.