■■■"■ I - - ------------------- LI The l.yons Mill Chinee*- Hands- Read the ad froa the Bargain! Store, Fresh fruits awjt'uhhage at Mrs. j A deal was closed the latter part of last week between the Lyons l o c a l it e m s . NoeUr’e. Extnte nnd the Pacific Furniture Diane A Ray vfnt a few dozen and Lumber Co. by which the latti r H hv « yon Keen I lie bargiio table , choice hena. firm became the owners and opera­ at Skeele’ . Go to Drain A (iy for your grain tors of the sawmill at this city. Circuit court convent a next Mon­ and mill feed. Three members of the firm were day. We have the sjoes that wear at here during the week, two, however, W. J. Butler, of Marshfield, ia in the Bargain Store closing the deal, Messrs. R. D. town. For butter Box^s and Cubes, go Jones, of Los Angeles, und W. T. Kerr, of Port Orford, E. W. Bab­ Prana & Ray buys hides, green to J. G. Fish, Coquille. cock, also ot Los Angeles, arriving or dry. Full stock of grass seeds at after the deal was closed and the Try our prize mush at the Bar­ Knowlton’s driu store. other parties bad taken their de­ gain Store. Perfumery — he finest imported parture. Three paper* of garden seeds for — at tde New Drug Store. Tho mill will be run to furnish 10 cents at Knowlton’a. Mr. Hacker of this City, was a lumber for the large turniture The b I ioob on the bargain table Marshfield visitor on Saturday. factories operated by this firm in will Boon be gon at Skeels. Mr. and. E. W. Fnby cnnoe over California. Jess Beyers was up from Pike’s from n trip totke bay yesterday. camp a day or so last week. Drain & Ray have hay to sell. Fine ladies' shirt waists and Onion sets and garden seeds st Chas. Lammey, of Kansas, is summer goods at Mrs. Nosier,a. here visiting relatives and friends. Highest market prioe paid for Knowlton’s. A farm to lease for fi years. Ap­ Knowlton’s writing tablets, pen­ chickens at Johnson Dean A Co.’s A complete line of embroidery ply at this office. cil tablets and pencils are the very Shoes stays down at the old silks just reoetved at Mrs. M ood ’ s best. Our motto hss always been quick prices at Skeels. L ost .— A large square cowbell. Millinery at closingout price at Finder will please leave at this sales and bdis II profits. Bargain Miss Josie Lyons. Store. office. Mr. Leep, our harness man is do­ John Lindorbeck and family ar­ Our shoes sre up to date and the prices to suit you at the Bargain rived from San Francisco by last ing a rushing business, Chico. Store. Prof. K E. Brown, of Riverton Fred Linegar is dow onr new was in to see us Saturday. Mrs. Geo. Stauff, of Marshfield, New gloves, velvets, and trim­ is in tovn visiting her daughter, postmaster, he having taken charge last week. mings at Mrs. Moon's store. Mrs. W. Sinclair. Tbos. Drane, of * Parkersburg, For fine cigars go to the New I f yon have a house or barn to move, call on or address W. A. D* ng Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, was in to see us on Saturday proprietor. Writing tablets, pens, pencils, Goodman, Coqnille City. All goods st Mrs. Sugg's millin­ etc., at the New Drug Store. E. H. Beyers, ot Sumner, had The Emporium is headquarters business in town Friday and greet­ ery store most go at once. Call and for ladies and gents underwear. get prices. ed many old friends while here. Wid Taylor, o f Bear creek, was Drnne A Ray, want your poultry, Standard-bred White Plymouth in town on business yesterday. Rocks (Hazelwood strain.) Eggs and will pay the highest price going R. S. Knowlton keeps Inter­ for the same. fifteen for f 1.00 F. M. Gevrez. national Stock and Poultry Food. Anyone in need o f a good cream Miss Georgina Hayes, of this city, Dr. Kime, o f BandoB, was among separator— a United Sfatea— will want to Marshfield yesterday to Coquille’s many visitors yester­ visit friends. do well to call at the H erald day. office. A new lot o f goods at Mrs. Sugg's Grandpa Hayes, who has been at closing out prices. Ladies, don’t W anted . A good man with under the weather for some time, family to run a ranch and do con­ miss this chance. is in town. tract work at making posts and B ob *.— In south Marshfield, Or., J. M. UptoD, of Bannon’s attor­ fencing. April 18, 1003 to the wife of G. neys, had bnsiness in the county R. E. L. Bedillion, the general Woodward, a daughter. seat yesterday. hotel man of BandoD ie in town and T. W. Jenkins, the “ Biotberbood For the American Cream Separ­ paid our office a pleasant call this of Amerioa" man, is in town talking ator, the best and most up-to-date morning. life insurance to our people. maobiue, go to J. A. Lamb A Co. Mr. Thompson, the baker and Mrs George Quigley’ a sister of Mrs. Lewis, of Myrtle Point,« sis restaurant man is preparing to ter of our friend, W. H. Erdice, is Mrs. George Leneve of this city, construct a large brick oven for in town making Mrs. J. T. Moulton died ou the bay last week of paraly­ his bakery. sis.. a yisit- Johuson’s Mill has been under­ R acine F eet .— For Racine F or S ale . A fine farm team, a repairs lately. stocking feet, all sizes, black or mare aud hoiae, weight about. 1000 going extensive white, call on Mrs. Ikittie Davis. lbs each. Apply to J. D. Myers, They will be starting up again in a day or so. Coquille. Coquille. W. Sinclair, o f this city, went Mrs Harry Hemslev, accompaui- J. L. Briggs, o f this place, rent­ ed by her niece, Miss Florence ed the dairy farm o f J. D. Donald- to Curry conuty last week to'look Gillmni,, nrnved from California so n n e a r R iv e r t o n last w eek, un d after raining interests he has od Sixes river. by the last Alliance. has moved down. ¿útydllf CCIi»3 fe ra li Our young friends, I. M. W eek­ ly and Don Miller, of Ibe North Fork, made onr office a pleasant call on Tuesday evening. Hundreds ot satisfied patrons testify to the superior fitting of spectacles. Write. I will call. M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point Op- tician. Dave Collier arrived from his visit to Ashlaud Sunday but was not necompanied by that much talked of bride. It seems that that part of the program was all a joke Wm. Ross, the ship bnilder who constructed the Aurelia at Pros­ per last season, arrived on the Chico Tuesday and is looksng np the cbancee for building another this summer. Major Towpr, o f Empire City, went to Bandon the foropart o f last week to makeoffioiBl snrvty of the hnll of the new steamer, Nellie and Creasy, jost completed by W. A. Bingaman and Lyman W olf at that place. Rev. W. B. Smith arrived here from Junction on Sunday morning with hia family. Mr. Smith has given np preaching for a while nnd will live on a place of hia on Fish- trap. Mrs Smith is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lamb at this place. Rev. C- D. Price having sold his small place at tho mouth of Cun- ningham to W. B. Robrer last week, has purchased the Banning place near Bancroft, and he and Mrs. Price has gone np there to set the place in order and the other members of the family will go up as soon as Grandpa Price’s health is improved seme. If yon have rhenmatism, try Kellett’s Oil o f Eden add Sweet Spirits o f Eden, put up bv the California Co-Operative Medical Co, For sale by R. S. Knowlton. J. B. Davis, father of Mrs. Will Kietner, of this city, and theJNorway creamery man, G. S. Davis, ar­ rived from Humboldt by lsst Alli­ ance. Oscar Hughs, o f near the Acad­ emy, and Imd the misfortune to get a hatpin broke off lit hes leg near the knee on Sunday, while ruuuing and playing with some girls- B aroainb in M illinery .— Mrs- Elliott will proceed to close out the present stock of Millinery at Mrs. Sugg’s as well ns a lot of new goods whioh has just arrived. Big bar­ gains. Mr and Mrs. J. H. Aker, late o f Pierce county, Washington, armved in this county with their eon lately, and have couclueed te locate in onr city. W e extend them a hearty welcome. For International Stock and Poultry Food, the best preparation lo keep your herds and docks in fine condition, see R. S. KuowltoD, the druggist. Alex Stanff, of Arago, went to Marshfield yesterday. He carried a gun, but there was uo blofid in his eye and we should judge that bis mission was other than that o f of huntiug scalps. Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent for the New Discovery, Golden Wash­ ing ComRound." Try it and be convinced that it will save more labor, fuel, soap aud clothes, than any other preporations, cau lie had at 1. X. L. Store, Coquille, nnd Mrs. J. M. Perkins, Bandon. The cotton mills in the southern statos spun last year 334,415 bales of cot'on. very nearlv as muce as was spun by the New Englnnd spinners. Captain Ross, who built the vessel at Prosper last year nrrived on the Chicago, lsst Manday. We under­ stand that he is here with a view to building another vessel this season. Bert Dean has sold hia home near the Moultn street bridge to our new market man, R. B. Ray, aud has bought the livery team of Mr. Ray aud î b ready for business in thnt line. The teaming business o f this city underwent several changes last week, bat has settled down almost as it originally was, W. H. Mansell now drives the big blacks nnd Har­ ry Flanders sorrel and white, and the latter now delivers the mill wood, J. G, Fish, our new furniture man has his new and larger engine set and running order and bas begun work in good earnest He is filling several orders for butter boxes and oubea for which there is a growing demand. He will he able to fill all orders promptly. The Sharpless Tubular separator was by a majority of the students of the late short oourae of the Oregon Dairy school at Corvallis jost closed, voted the best separator. Messrs- Romaoder aod Leneve There were four other makes of have their creamery in good Tun­ separators competing. ing order and are beginfdg to do a W. M. Burgess, good bnsiness, and John Foster, Agent for Coos County. Bishop K. V. Millard, of the Church o f Redeemed Israel, will Miss Rose Coffey, the music s d expert machinist from Cyclop’s, be here od the arrival of the Alli­ teacher, having nrranged her affairs iron foundry, of San Francisco, ance from Portland and will hold here, took herdeprrtnre yesterday arrived, last week aud is putting a series nf meetings in this city. for her home near Drain where in the freezing and cold storage Mince Brother Millard left here ne she was called on account of the apnrntus. They will he turning has mnde a toor o f the Holy Lands illneaaof her mother.. Miss Coffey oat ice in aboat a week. T. H. Mebl and Co. have baught nod has mnde a special study of formed many acquaintances whilo them in connection with th» Bible here among whom are some very out the hardware busioess of H. 8- and its history. He also has stereo­ dear fiiends wko regret her de­ Kribs and will conduct the bust- scopic view* with which to illus­ parture vpry much. It is to be uess in the future. Tommy, the trate hia lectures or sermons We hoped that she will return io the chief tinner and clerk Deeds no congratulate onr people on this future and instruct onr yonDg iutroduction to our people, he hav­ opportunity to hear Mr. Millard. ing been raised in this city. We people in the ait of tnnsiu again. are sorry to lose Mr. Kribs and family who are thinking some of goinge to South America. lev i Strauss 6 Co's C o p p e r -r iv e te d The family of Allen M. Dodge, arrived at Myrtle Point last week J from Kansas. Mr. Dodge is a broth- 1 er of Orvil the well-kDOwn pioneer I of this county and he has been stop, ping in this valley during the last year snd having noted the grand op- i portunities presented here cor.dnct- | ed to eend for his family. Mr. Do Ige will soon purchaee property and make this country his future ! home. Robert Whltted Instantly Killed- Ooion sets at Kanemetz’s. Attention, farmers? Tain your A telephone message was receiv­ bacon and laid to Drane A Ray and ed by M re. N. VV. Leneve on Mat- get tho cash. * unlay signed by S. It. Dartt, super­ O. L. Ingles arrived by the last intendent of the lumbering busi­ ness at Corbin City, staling that Alliance t,< be nt the tr iil of Dr. En­ her brother, Robert had been in­ gles wh 1 it will be remembered is stantly killed by a falling limb awaiting trail for a shooting ¡affair that morning. The deceased was in which he eugaged some time ago was in bis fortieth year and was in Marshfield. Mr. Ingles brought a quiet, industrious young man, E. B. Senbrook, a promimeut at­ and leaves one brother, Cbns. torney of California who will de- Wbitted, now living in California, I fend the case. and one sister, Mrs. N. W. Leneve, of this city, to mourn his sad aud sudden demise, bis parents both having preceeded him several years. Fine Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Optical goods. Ffne Watch and Jewelry Repairing. Wilson Jewley Co. 1903 Deceased was a son of the late well-known pioDeer, Thoe. C. Whit- teu, who was one of the framers o f Oregon’s constitution, heiug a member of Ibe legislature fron Douglas county- We have the Coffoe that brings you back to the Bargain Store, Mrs. Nannie Fellows of Marsh­ field, is over visiting friends Mrs. C. H. Flitoroft. of North Bend is over to this city on a visit with her sister, Mrs. C- H. Fry and other relatives and friends. Thoms AshtoD, of near Parkers­ burg, was severly hurt today by being horned b y an angry bull. We hope his injuries may not prove serious. Wonan’s Club Musicals. Tl)e Bargaii) Store SEASON. Let us W ade Right into the Subject- Groceries and Shoes Do you know you can save 10 per cent on your Shoe bill at the B a r g a in S to r e ! The 1903 season will be the great­ Do you know you can save money on Groceries at B a r g a 3 . 11 ' S t o r e . est bicycle season ever known. The finest equipped and most up-to-date I f you do not know, please come and Bee and get prices. wheels that Coquille riders ever lnid their eyes on will be kept in stock at right prices, and if you want one say so. We want your trade, and we nre entitled to it, because we have good goods, right prices, and can serve you well. You don’t expect anymore, but you want that much, don’t you. the C. M. Skeels Co. Easter Specialties To be brief, try us acd our goodB, The Woman’s Study Club gave and our way of treating you, and if its first musicals last Friday even­ you like us try us again. We want AT ing at the residence of Mrs. E. D. your business. Enough said. Sperry, the invitations necessarily being limited to club members and their escorts. The rooms were artistically doco- NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. Silk Zephyrs, Lawns, Organdies, Picot Stripes, Shirt Waist Percales rated with ferns and Oregon grape, United States Land Office, Rosebnrg, Or., Gent's Fancy Shirts, Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Furnishing Goods and the ladies with dainty gowns April 14,1903. SHOES—Our prices hnve been reduced BELOW the LOWEST. Notice is hereby given that in compli­ As the Club is studying American ance with the provisions of the act o f Con­ H A W K IN S ' STO R E history nnd related literature this gress of Jane 3, 1378, entitled “ An act for year, American composers predom­ the sale o f timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washin­ inate in the following program, gton Territory,” as extended to all the Pub­ lic Land States by act o f August, 4, 18;»2, which was excellently rendered: WILLIAM J. WHITE, Part I Marshfield, county of Coos. State of Or­ Overture “ Zarapa” (piano duet) Of egon, has this day filed in this office his Harold,— Mmes. Sperry and Cu- sworn statement No. 4942, for the purohase -D E A L E R IN of the E. W of W. ^ of section No. 20, in lin. township No. 27, S., rang* 11 W., and will Sketch, Music in America, offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than Mrs. Snook. for agricultural purposes, and to establish “ Lady Bird." (trio without accom­ his claim to said land before W. U. Doug­ paniment,) Cowan, las, U. S. Commissioner for Oregon, at Marshfie'd, Or., on Saturday, the 27th day Mmes. Sperry and Snook and June, 1903. Miss Coffey. He names as witnesses: George Beale and Smith, o f Marshfield, and Hiram Bet- a. "Violets” Ellen Wright. Jess C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . tys nnd Albert Bettys, of Fairyiew, Or. b. “Spring’s Awakening,” Dudley Any and all persons olaiming atlveisely the above-described lands are requested to Buck,— Miss Coffey. file their claims in this office 'on or before R « n t s H o u se s and F a rm s, D o e s a ‘ ‘The Rose,” (vocalquartet,) Geo. said 27th day o f June. 1903. J. T. BKIDGES, Hegistor. Nevin,— Mmes. Hazard, Sperry, G e n e r a l A g e n c y B u s in e s s . C u II d and Snook. Office— Up-stairs near Poatoffice. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. “ The Venetian Boit-Song,” adapt­ ed from Blummthal,— Mmes. United States Land Office. Bosebarg, Oregon, Maroh 12, 1903. Sperry aDd Snook. Notice is hereby given that in compliance i Part II with the provisions of the act of Congress II June 3,1878, entitled “ An act for the sale “ Last Hope,” (piant solo) Gotts- o of f timber lands in the States of California, chalk,— Mrs. Sperry Oregon,Nevada and Washington Territory,” extended to all the Pablio Land States “ At My Window,” Parker, as by act of August 4, 1892, Miss Lukeis. CAUL F. HENDRICKSON, “ The Bluebell," Mrs. H. H. A. Grafton, county o f Walsh, state o f North Beach,—Mines. Spirry, Hazard, of Dakota, has this day filed in this office bis Culin and Snook. sworn statement No. 4602, for the purchase the Southwest of Section No. a. “ In the Chimney Corner,” Cowan, 8 of in GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT ¡ f Township No. 28 S., Range No. b. “ So Robin Sang” Lane, 11 W., and will offer proof to show that the MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES 5 land sought is more valunble for its timber Miss Coffey. TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. 8 or stone than for agricultural purposes, and a. “Spring Song,” Weil-Lynes, to establish his claim to said land before b. “Gute Nacht,” (without accom­ E. A. Dodge. U. 8. Commissioner for Ore­ nt Myrtle Point, Oregon on Tuesday, paniment) Brahms-Lynes, gon, the 2nd day o f June, 1903. He names as Mmes. Sperry and Snook and Miss witnesses: Andrew M. Siverton, of Crooks- ton. Minn.; Webb Mast; of Lee, Oregon; Coffey. W. W. Rogers and E. N. Smith, both of After partaking bountifully of re­ Myrtle Point, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely freshments, the company enjoyed the above-doscribcd lands are requested to a charming little farce, “ Gossip file their claims in this office on or before Having had many years of experience in this lino over the Chocolate,” with the fol­ said 2nd day of June 1903. we are prepared to give all the J. T. BRIDGES. lowing cast of characters: best of satisfaction. Rogister. Miss Von Lindon (German), Miss Atkinson; Miss Leo (Southern­ er), Miss Lyons; Miss Green (New Englander), Mrs. Morse; Miss Beacon (Bostonian), Miss Coffey; Miss Van Kortlandt (New Yorker), ------ I N ------ Mrs. Hawkins; Mile. Durand (French), Mrs. Snook. A delightful social hour cusued, R E A L ESTATE. during which Miss Wise, Miss At­ o- kinson and Judge Sperry gave rec­ itations impromptu. « 4 5 0 2 fine residence lots, close in, A The only note of sadness during ■■ ■ genuine bargain. the evening was the knowledge that S 5 2 6 Oood residence and 2 lots. I in Merrimac Percales..............................5c per yd ■ bottom, 3 blocks from business. it was Miss Coffey’s last appearance AJprofltable investment. Must be here this season. Perhaps the four American Prints................................5c per yd sold soon. solos she so generously sang were $ 4 7 5 0 315 acre farm on North Fork. 30 Nayara Prints..................................... 5o per yd more keenly appreciated on that ■'■■■■■'■■' acres cleared bottom, 100 acres Turkey Red Calico............................5o per yd slashed and seeded, balance good account, but the two beautiful grans land when slashed, 1,000,000 Gingbam e............................................ 8c per yd songs, ‘‘Spring’s Awakening” and timber, good house, 3 barns, other bnildings, orchard, place well wat­ Silk Novelties.................................. 10c per yd “ In the Chimney Corner,’ ’ were so ered. large lint personal goes. A artistically rendered that they de­ Mercerized Cliarabrey..................... 25c per yd rare bargain, serve special mention. Onting Flannels................ 10 to 124c per yd $ 4 0 0 Fair house and 2 lots in Nosler’ s ■ Addition. Installment plan. Any Our prices on Shoes are from 25c to $5 00. Misa Coffey’s departure is a seri­ * reasonable offer wiil take this. Best quality right through. ous loss, not only to the Club, but I $ 3 5 0 Honne and 2 fine lots near Aoad- Wood. Wood. Wood! One Load Free with every $2.50 Purchase. also to the community. —— emy. Very cheap, Mrs. Sperry won fresh laurels as « 2 8 0 0 160 acre farm near Dora, 60 acres bot tom in cultivation,balance tim­ a pianist, and ns n charming host­ — ber and pasture, good house, barn, ess, and was ably assisted by the orchard, an excellent bargain. various committees. $ 2 4 0 0 320 acres good timber land near I f y o u a re th in k in g o f b u ild in g Sumner. Look this up. All present felt that they had ■me spent a profitable aDd enjoyable $ 6 0 0 New 4-room cottage and 4 lots, Let us figure with you on all kinds of lumber and moulding«. ■■■■i near business. A good bny. evening long to be remembered. Great Reductions. Leep & Fish, 0. C. S A N FO R D REAL ESTATE. ¡SI /New Drug Store,| GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP | É Prescriptions A Specialty. Sanford’s Bargains {Golden Building A f&H Coquille, OregonJ Bargains! Lyons’ Store. Reduction Sale! Silk Zephyrs, minced from 25 to 2o