T
Wilkins.
Moon:iw-True Nuptials.
Dealt! ot Mrs-
Onion sets st Kauematz's.
Kribs sells the Oliver plow.
Suow Flake flour at Perry's
Canned pineapples st Lyons’
Oo last Wednesday morning,
Mrs. S. C. Wilkins, long a r e s
Try the uHiiued ssparaguB at
Store.
March 11. our voting friend mid ident of this city, passed away at
l o c a l it e m s .
Disc and sprm tooth harrows a t: Lyons Store.
townsman, Charlps Moomaw, took home of tier daughter, Mrs. Nelson
A farm to lease for 6 years. Ap
Kribs’ .
unto himself a life pnrtner iu the Smith, 011 Hull s creek, Wednes
Order Peart’s coal.
ply
at
this
office,
Ladies’ hats below cost at Mrs.
person of Miss Leta Mae True, day, 11 tli inst., after a linger
Buy a Hinze piano.
Sugg’s.
Dan Burk low, of the Point, was commonly known as Leta Barrows. ing illness supposed to be con
For good apples go to Drane.
Many different kinds of fine iu town on Satuiday.
This young couple ueeds 110 intro sumption.
The deceased was n
Sour pickles ¡0 bulk at Lyons’. apples at Draue's.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Miss Jessie Simmons came over duction or recommendation nt our pioneer in tbis county and well
bands.
They both have lived liked by a large circle of acquaint*
Coal from Peart's mine is on
Mrs. L. G. Simmons has ceased from the bay on Friday.
I neatly all their lives in this part
baking bread for sale.
tbe market again.
Writing tablets, pens, pencils, of tbe country, and therefore by ances and friends.
Sarah Elizabeth Wilkins was
Perfumery—
tbe
finest
imported
Cecil Carter, of tbe Point, was
etc., at the New Drug Store.
their sterling qualities aDd integ born in Illinois, Jaouary 30, 1851,
— at the New Drug Store.
in tbe city yesterday.
The Emporium is headquarters rity command the respeot, friend and departed this life March 11,
I f yonr scissors are dull, take for ladies and genta underwear.
ship and confidence of a large cir 1903, thns being 52 years, 1 month
Full stock of grass seeds at
them
to
McDonald,
the
barber.
Knowlton’s drug store.
and 10 days of age. She was tbe
R. S. Knowlton keeps inter cle of friends.
Highest market price paid for national Stock and Poultry Food.
Three papers of garden seeds for
The ceremony was performed mother of eight children, six of
cbiokeos at Johnson Dean & Co.’s
of the M. E. whom survive her as follows: Mrs.
10 oents ai Knowlton’s.
For fine cigars go to the New by H. C. Allen,
Church, South, at the home of Nelson Smith, of Halls creek, Mrs.
A
new
line
of
clothing
at
tbe
Drag
Store,
Dr.
G.
A.
Churchman,
Mrs. A. W. Kelly, of this city,
Mrs. Julia Barrows, foster mother M. D. Cutlip, of Coos river; Mrs.
THE
Empoiium. Call and price them. proprietor.
is snffenng from tonsihtis.
of the bride, immediately after Geo. P. Topping, of Bandon; Mrs.
For O.regon cassiirere clothiug
The Emporium is d otin g out its
For fresh cookies, doughnuts, which they took the train for Dr. A. M. Baker, of Starbuck,
call at the Emporium and get etc., call at Thompson's restaurant,
stock of rope, nails, and saws.
Marshfield.
Since their return Washington, and Miss Bertha and
prices.
For nice prepared horseradish,
Front street.
they are at home at tbe home of Master Ernest, o f this county, all
go to P. E. Drane’s meat market.
I f yon are interested in apples
opposite
the of whom have tbe sympathy ot the
Thus. Krewson sold his furni Mrs. Barrows,
Special ture factory near the little ohurcb, Christian church.
entire community in tbis, the loss
Knowlton’s writing tablets, pen interview P. E Drane.
cil tablets and pencils are the very rates to dealers.
Tbe H e r a l d joins their h ost of a kind BDd loving mother.
to J. G. Fish today.
Being a member of the German
best.
o f friends in wisbiug them a long,
James HerroD, of this city, wns
W. H. Erdice, the Myrtle Point
John Bartell, of Myrtle Point, right ill Saturday Digbt and Sun creamery man has returned from enjoyable and profitable jouiney Baptist church tbe funeral services
over life’s tempestuous sea.
were conducted by Rev. J. S. Se-
was among Coquille’s visitors yes day, but is about nil light again bis trip to San Francisco.
Victor Roast Coffee 5 lbs fo r $1.
crist assisted by Rev. Thomas
terday.
Commissioner D. McIntosh, of
Try
a
package
o f Union Oats and get a Dish— FREE.
Anyone
wishing
a
spanking
Academy Notes.
Barklow,
of
Myrtle
Point,
of
that
Nice, fresb, ready prepared Coos river, came over yesterday
church, at the M. E. church, id
horseradish kept at P. E. Drane’s and proceeded down the river on driving team will do well to call
on G. W. Wimer, of Arago.
C. C. A. congratnlates the Bn), tbis city, Friday the 13tb, and was
market.
business.
L. N Barnes,
tbe Tillamook letin on its improved appearance attended by u large concourse of
Alex Snyder bas sold his inter
Thomas Prewett, of Parkersburg,
Some examinations nre being friends aud all of her children ex
est in the steamer Fnvorito to Capt. who came up Saturday to Bquare packer, bas returned and is again
cept Mrs. Baker. The iuterment
looking for a location with fair held this week.
Tom White.
aoccunts with tbe county, made oar prospects o f success.
took place at tbe Masonic cemetery
If yon have a house or barn to office a pleasant call.
Lumau Rich bas completed his where another little mound will be
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James McGuffin, o f the south first budget in bookkeeping.
move, oall on or address W. A.
His held in loving memory of ‘‘ Mother.’’
W. L. Mast went to the bay Fri edge of town, bad thb misfortune work is very neat and accurate.
Goodman, Coqnille City.
D. A. Huling, one o f Myrtle day to take a steamer for San Fran to cut one of his feet very badly
The Latin class is making com
Obituary.
Point's popular hardware merch cisco wbero be goes to take a with an ax yesterday.
mendable progress.
Indeed all
ants, was among Coquille's visitors course in electrioal engineering.
F o r S a l e . — Eight head of dairy departments arn moving very satis-
Samuel H. Smith, one of Oregon’s
W a n t e d — A position b y a first- cows, some fresh and others com factorly.
yesterday.
pioneers, passed away March 9,
A. J. Barger, o f near Norway, class machinist and engineer. Will ing in, and fifteen head of shoats
Next week closes tbe present 1903. Mr. Smith was born April 21,
was in town yesterday. He is ex furnish tools and keep mnebenery and two sows.
J- Q u i c k .
term and we shall be ready with 1834, iu Bassenham county, Virgin
pecting a sister and brother-in-law in repair. B. per. C o q u i l l e H e r
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
ia. He came to Oregon in the
New music aDd music books con announcements for the next.
ald .
from Texas.
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spring of 1853 and settled on the
stantly received at the music store
Sixes river in Curry county. He
The Coqnille Transportation Co.,
A Grand Opportunity for a Ranch-
McDouald, tbe barber, has se o f Cbas. Grisseii Music Co., Odd
moved to Four Mile creek in Coos
has begun the construction of their cured a newly patented device for Fellow’s building, Marshfield Orog
and F a r m s , D o es a
county, where he remained the bal R e n t s H o u s e s
new steamer mentioned in these sharpening scissors. Those need
A
ranch
of
219
acres,
one
o
f
the
Dave Lowe, o f this city, went
ance
of
his
sojourn
on
earth.
He
columns several weeks ago.
best
on
tbe
upper
Coquille,
at
a
G
e
n
e
r
a
l
A
g
e n c y B u s in e s s .
ing scissors sharpened should call below by Saturday’s Homer to join
T o make room for her spring at once.
Oue-half down and bal was an Oregon soldier, having Berved
bis wife and little daughter who bargain.
Office— Up-stairs near Postoffice.
stock of ladies' hats Mrs. Sugg
ance on long time.
Enquire nt under Capt. Miller, Co. A 1st Ore
H. B. Price, of the Riverton saw have spent tbe winter in Califor the H e r a l d office or the Myrtle gon V. L, also under Capt. Bruce,
will sell her present stock at prices
mill, was up to town yesterday for nia.
2nd Oregon Mounted Volunteers
below cost. See her bargains.
Point express office.
some
pieces o f machinery for the
from Nov. 10, 1855 to May 15,1856
Messrs 3. D. and J. M. Welch
If it’s a bilious attack, take
Boy yonr garden tools at K ribs’. He waB baptised and united with
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver mill. He informs us that the mill and sisters, Leora and Lillie, who
tho Methodist Protestant church
spent tbe past year in this place,
Tablets and a quick recovery is will start up teday.
Onion sets and garden Beeds at
August 28, 1898. Ho was elected
Orvil Dodge, of Myrtle Point, took the Homer for California on Knowlton’s.
certain. For sale by R. S. Knowl-
delegate to the Oregon Mission
late o f tbe geuernl land office at Saturday.
ton.
Grandma Yowell is somewhst Conference in 1900, but on account
Washington, D. C., made our office
W. R. Mavity, of Arago, made under tbe weather.
For International Stock and
of ill health he did not attend. He
This is the our office a pleasant call on Satur
Poultry Food, the best preparation a pleasant call today.
J.
D. Donaldson, of Riverton, was also a trustee of Bandon M. P.
first
time
he
has
been
down
since
day
anil
took
advantage
of
our
to keep your herds ar.d flocks in
church. He had been a patient suf
clubbing rates with the Young was among Coquille’s Saturday vis
fine condition, see R. 8. Knowlton, his return from tbe capital city.
ferer from lung and stomach trouble
itors.
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT f t
F o r R e n t . — A first-clnes dairy Peoples’ Weekly.
the druggist.
for several years, but was only con
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
For
the
best
of
fresh
standard
ranch, three miles North o f town.
Jimmie Laird, of Johnson’s mill,
fined to his bod for about two weeks
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
T. A. King, of Marnhfield, was There is a good team o f horses
patent
medicines
go
to
tbe
New
who has just had a serious hitch
before tho end came. The funeral
in towo yesterday.
Mr. K owns and wagon, and nine cows go with
with pueumoDia, is up ntul comes Drug Store.
services
were
conducted
by
Rev.
F.
some nice property in this place the place. Appl to S. 8. McAdams,
down to towu occasionally but is
Tbe prices will surprise you od M. Snndorlin which consisted of
and will probably acquire more in at this place.
not very Btout yet.
men and boys clothing at tbe reading appropriate scriptures, song,
tbe near future.
prayer and sermon. After taking a
Mrs. Dr. McOormac. nou daugh
Write to C- A . S n o w & G o., op Emporium.
We are informed that a new ter, Alice, Attorney C. F. Knight
farewell view the friends and neigh
posite
the
U.
S.
Patent
Office,
B
o
r
n
.
—
In
Coquille
City,
March
mill company from
Aberdeen, and Surveyor S. B. Cftthcart, of
bors followed the remains to their
Washington,
D.
C.,
for
anything
12,
1903,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Washington, has secured a site Marshfield, attended a Degree o f
last resting place in the family grave
Having had many years of experience in this line
near Prosper and the erection o f a Honor meeting and big eat at this you want to know about patents, Reese, a son.
yard on the farm at 11 o’clock,
trade
marks
and
copyrights.
we are prepared to give all the
mill will be begun in the near fu- place yesterday evouiog. A grand
Knowlton has received his stock March 11, 1903. Mr. Smith left a
best of satisfaction.
tnre.
G. Lavelle returned from a trip of fresh garden seeds.
Farmers wife and two daughters and a num 1
time was enjoyed.
to Portland tbe last of the week honld make a note of this.
J. W. Clinton was in town yes
ber
of
grandchildren
to
mourn
his
Rev. Adolph Haherly preached and is settling up matters here pre
terday BDd made our office a
Anyone wishing fine Bine Nile loss.
pleasant call.
Mr. Clinton is re at the Willowdale Presbyterian paratory to making his final de Peas, apply to W, H. Schroeder or
He has a few valuable
covering from his serious accident church last Sunday, and baptized parture.
Frank Sumner, Arago, Oregon.
Riverton Pick-ups-
of last summer ss rapidly as could three young ladies st the morning peices o f machinery to dispose of
service. A large congregation was yet.
Standard-bred White Plymouth
be expected.
Mr. Oivnsby has closed his log
preseot at the communion service
Rocks (Hazelwood strain.) Eggs
G. H. Simpson, a brother of our
ging camp, having placed all bis
Mrs. J. W. Hall returned from held at the same hour.
fifteen for $ 1.00 F. M. Gevrez.
townsman and late arrival from
logs in the river.
Portland yesterday, but Miss W in
DeLsval cream separators —the Kansas, A. E. Simpson,
Hundreds ot satisfied patrons
arrived
We are informed that our publio
nie remained, tbe physicians not
being willing for her to come awny world’s standard--every style and here last week from Nebraska. testify to the superior fitting of school will be opened on the first
size, h«Dd and power, home and He likes the looks of our county spectacles.
Write.
I will call. Monday in April, with Mr. Louis
just yet. We hope she will bo able
I find i am ouer stocked in Plows which I do not wish
factory, 150 to 6,000 pound s iu very well anil will probably remain M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point Op
to return in the near futme.
Brown as teacher.
capacity, 1550 to $800 in price.
tician.
to
carry
ouer so offer them a t the following prices:
witb us.
Mr.
Lewis,
residing
upon
D.
Urq-
Ed Hoffman, of the Middle Fork,
S. M. N o b l e r ,
hart’s farm, says he hnd several
McDonald,
the
barber,
has
just
Cbas.
Watsou,
of
Cunningham,
came down yesterday and proceed
Coqnille,Ore.
Dear town, having purchased the received a full stock of barbers’ peices of meat stolen from bis
ed to Bandon on business. He in
WANTED 5 YOUNG MEN from stock o f fine thoroughbred Brown supplies of the finest quality which Bmoke house a short time ago.
Al
forms us th h t his brother, Fred, is
Coos county at once to prepare for Leghorn chickens of R. D. Sanford, he sells at bottom prices, as well os so that he located the thief and
again on bis way to Alaska, having
positions in the Government ser will be able to fill orders for eggs a big supply of Newbro’s Herpi- made him return the meat.
The
mining interests there of value
vice— Railway Mail Clerks, Letter for hatching purposes at 50 cents cide.
public should know who the thief
which require bis attention.
Carriers, Custom Honsc and De per setting.
is, that we mny govern ourselves ac
Surveyor Catbcart was up the cordingly.
W. W. Deyoe, o f Myrtle Point, partmental Clerks, etc. Apply to
who went to Portland recently for inter-State Corres. Inst., Cedar
Grandpa Hayes who has been at line yesterday and located a reser
Work will be pushed upou the
the purpose of having his eyes Rapids, Iowa.
Bandon for some time, was taken voir for Coqnille City's ¡water county road tbis week aud continue
works.
The
location
is
200
feet
treated, returned with those nsefnl
ill Inst week with grip and neu
during good weather provided
F o r S a l e .— One hundred and
members much improved. He is
ralgia, and is having quite a seri above towD, and than give us n good labor and funds hold out.
sixty
seres.
One
And
one-half
These are the very best Plows made and are sold under an
pressure.
considerably encouraged and hag
The Riverton Lumber Company
million feet white cedar logs, also ous time. Grandma Hayes came
hopes of complete recovery.
After an absence of over two have their new engine in place and absolute guarantee to give satisfaction or money refunded.
over
from
Marshfield
yesterday
and
2000 smaller trees suitable for pil
weeks in Oregon visiting friends and will soon be rushing business.
Services at tbe Christian church ing and telephone poles.
Situ proceeded to see biro.
and relatives, G. W. Miller re
next Sunday morning and evening. ated 2J miles sooth of Prosper.
Another dance last Saturday eve,
List your real estate with me. turned to PeEII last Friday.
Mr.
Sanday School at 10 a. ro.
Sub Inquire o f L. R. Edmunds, Ban-
am having more calls for prop Miller visited his father and and another crowded hall.
ject for 11 s. m., “ Watcb Tower don, Oregon.
Work is now going on at the old
erty than I can supply, especially mother at Sodnville Oregon, who
Warnings.”
Endeavor meeting at
rock quarry.
J. D. Donaldson
dairy
farms.
The
investors
all
see
C. M. Skeels, late o f tbe furni
will, if their lives are spared, cele is their boarding boss.
7 d . m.
At 8 p. m., first fortnight
me
before
baying,
and
if
you
wish
lecture subject,
"T he Develop ture business in tbis city, this to sell at a fair figure, I can cer brate tbe 60th year of tbeir mar
Another coal mine will soon
ment of n Human Soul.”
To all morning bought out the grocery tainly do you good service. O. C. ried life the 17tii day of next Sep be opened near this town.
It will
tember, at which time their six be on a new vein of coal.
these services yon are cordially in busioess of Wm. Rich on Front Sanford, tbe real estate man.
street, at which we are exceeding
children expect to be at home and
vited.
D ona A nna .
Mr. Skeels requires
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TI jp Sharpless Tubular separator as far as possible their 32 grand
A very ulersaut surprise party ly pleaapd.
C.'oltls n r e I H n i r r n m .
took place at tbe Woodman hall no introduction to tbe people of wns by a majority of tbe students children anil 20 great grandchild
Mr, Miller's father cele
yesterday oveulng.
There was a tbis seotion at onr bands, bnt we of tbe late short course of the ren.
How
of you hear it remarked:
number of tbe Woodman who be do bespeak for him a liberal share Oregon Dairy school at Corvallis brated bis eightieth birtbdAy the “It’s only a cold,” and a few days
S . M N O S L E R , P rop .
o
f
the
public
patronage
in
his
10th
of
this
month
and
bis
just closed, voted the best separator.
longed to their drill team bad ar
later learn that the man is on his
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line.
mother
is
seventy-nine.
After
There were four other makes of
ranged a meeting for tbe purpose
This is of
Highest price paid for Fresh Unworked Butter, Butter-fat and
spending about a week at tbe old back with pneumonia.
of practicing some o f their drills
O . W. Harry started yesterday separators competing.
borne place enjoying tbe blessings such common occurence that a Cream. Milk, Cream and Butter sold at retail.
W. M. Burgess,
and bad prepared for an oyster for Myrtle Point with 8. J. Lyons’
of
tbe good things of life, Mr. cold, however slight, should not be
Agent
for
Coos
County.
supper at the close, bnt a lot of fiue horse, Tempest, and jack, Com
Miller
wended his way to his old disregarded. Chamberlain’s cough
the female choppers caught on, modore, where he will spend the
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennedy, bidge, the I. O. O. F „ at Cobnrg remedy counteracts any tendeney
and at tbe proper time stormed the season in care of the animals. of San Diego, California, who
toward pneumonia.
It always
Sold on monthly installments, or discount for cash.
place with a huge supply o f— They are in excellent condition, have spent the winter visiting and there met many brothers and cures and is pleasant to take. Sold
friends.
From
fbero
he
went
to
well it would be useless to under having been in tbe hands of L. G. friends in Cooa county, started
by
R.
S.
Knowlton.
take to describe other than to say Simmons, o f this place, for several yesterday for their home accom Saginaw, about 150 miles south of
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all the gnod| things imaginable. weeks.
Thpse animals are all panied by Mrs. R. C. Dement, of Portland to visit a sister, from
Most Independent of Callings.
there
back
to
Portland
to
visit
a
After lunch games were enjoyed right and it will pay all stock Myrtle Point, who goes for an ex
brother-in-law a few days, and
raisers to inspect them.
till time to retire.
tended visit.
They weDt out by from there home. Mr. Miller has
It is gratifying to note that the
Roeeburg oyer the Middle Fork seen some nice things while he was boys nre beginning to realize what
road.
goue and some very nice people, I has been a historical fact since Adam
There will lie preaching both bnt nothing he thinks that qnite that farming is the most dignified
He thmks it raios j and gentlemanly calling in th e1
morning and evening at the Pres-1 equals PeEII.
■Watcli tills space for Bargains ISTeact
In Europe the man with
T b e ! a great deal over there but tbe world.
byterisn church next Sunday
; evening services will be especially drops here are bigger and more of the acres has long been held to tie
-tXT’eelt:
the firet gentleman, hut in Amer
interesting to yonng people, as the them.— From a Cal. Ex.
pastor will speak on practical p ro b -' G. W. Miller
is a brother of ica for some decades it was the
lems or life.
Prayer meeting is Mrs. J. T. Nosier and Mrs. M. Mc- practice of the boy to look away
! held on Wednesday at 8 p. m.
A ! Donsld, of tbis city.
They expect from the farm and yearn for com
short address is giveD on doctrinal to visit their parents next Septem- mercial and professional pursuits
snbjects.
The annoal congre-l ber when they celebrate their 60th in town. This condition is chang.
Rational meeting wi!l be held Fri- year of married lifp.
This old ing, and it is now the boy from
day evening.
A cordial invitation couple are well kuown in Coos college lo the farm rather than
is extended all to atteud all ser- conuty baai:ig lived in Coqnille from the college to tho store or
office.— Bloomington (III.) Bulletin
vices at onr church.
| City »¡great many years.
¿jitycillt City fetali
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
o . C. SANFORD
ESTATE.
/New Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP |
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Golden Building
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OLIVER
Coquille, Oregon.^
PLO W S.
12 in wood beam Oliver, $13 00
12 in steel beam Oliver, 14 00
14 in wood beam Oliver, 15 00
14 in steel beam Oliver. 16 00
H. S. KRIBS,
-
Coquille, Ore.
Coquille City
Creamery,
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS
L evi Strauss ¿Cote
Copper-riveted.