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Esau I’ rewott, o f the lower liver,
wrs in towu today.
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Flour, Flour, Flour, at Kay’s.
Finest table salt at P. E. Kruno's.
Good tea in bulk at 25 cents per
pound at P. E. Drone’s.
110.00 Chamber Set at M. H
Have you seen those tine Oxfmd
Hereey'e for a guess.
Waistings at Lorenz’s.
Full line of Men’s suite and
Call at the New Feedstore for
overcoats at Lorenz’s.
wheat and chicken feed.
Cow boy Hate for boys and Girls
I ’ m not closing out but sell goods
the latest at Mrs. Noslere.
just as cheap. Mrs. Nosier.
J. V. Foster, of ltivertou, had
E- J. Price, the Hivertoosaw mill
business in I owd yesterday.
man, was ¡ d town on business to
E. M. Furman, the piano man,
has been with us for several days- day.
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Cranberries at Kanematz’s.
Fine fresh honey on sale at
Loieuz's.
piije Watches and
Jewelry.
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Robiusou’s is the place to buy
your suits.
A full H do of Hats A Caps at
Mrs. Nosler’s.
F ine
T il© R e lia .t o le J e w e l e r a ,
Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries,
-<&- S p e c ia lt y .
A nice liue of candies at Hersey’ s
H e r a ld office phone No. 1 05.
Try that mince meat at the
Five Bars Naptha Soap for 25c,
Eclipse.
at Lorenz's.
C. B. Leep has all kinds of loggers
The most up-to-date line of
calks for shoes.
Dress Goods is fouud at Lorenz’s.
Try the Olympio Self-rising pan
Carolina Rice Flakes for mush
cake floor at P. E. Dranes.
or puddings—something new— at
Ladies’ Gent’s and Children’s P. E. Drane’s.
Mackintoshes at Kerr A Co’s.
It you want first class boot and
Fine Hammrless shotguns from shoe repairing done, call on C. B.
¡jeep, Front street.
$25 to $50 at T. H. Mehl & Co’s.
R. W. Bullard, of Bullard's Fer
ry, had business iu town Friday
and Saturday.
M a r r ie d .— At
Coquille City,
Jan, t>, 1904, Otis Flitcroft and Miss
Mollie Norris, Judge Harlocker
officiating.
Grant Harrv who has lived for
several months past at Drain, lias
been iu this section, several days
greeting old friends.
Mrs. Watkins and daughter, Miss
Elsie Tillman, returned Thnrsdny
from a visit of several weeks on the
upper river Thursday.
Mrs. Nile Mil'er.
returned from a visit
at Bandon yesterday.
companied by Miss
of Fishtrap.
with friends
, She was ac
Kittle Stone.
M a r r ie d . — At the home of the
bride’s mother in Ferndale , Jno. 4,
1904, Harry MeKsy and Miss Josie
Magary, Rev. Davis Jackson offi
ciating.
M a r r ie d . — At^tlie home o f the
bride’s parents on North Coos riv
er, Jan. 2, 1904, George Magary
and Miss Ruth E. Stubbs, Rev.
Davis Jackson officiating.
Mr. Tanner, the Southern Ore
gon Lumber Co.,returned from his
tiip to Seattle last Friday. Owing
to some sickness iu his family his
stay was prolouged a week.
When Billious try a dose of Cham,
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and realize for once how quickly a
first-class up-to-date medicine fcwill
correct the disorder. For sal by
R. S. Knowlton.
W a it e d . —Knowledge of a Life
Insurauce Company, which writes a
definite contract of insurance, which
combines the peculiar and special
advantages contained in the poli
cies of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company, of Newark. N. J.
W alter C ulis , M. D., Local Ageut.
A Mr. Seely, proprietor of the
ice and cold storage plant at Albany,
is in this secrion looking for a loca
tion for a milk condensing plant.
He is certainly in a good country
for the business and will be offer
ed some inducements to locate at
this city, which is certainly an
ideal place for that purpose.
H. N. James, wife and daughter,
who spent the past six months in
in this city, went to the bay Satur
day where the two latter will lake
a steamer for California, while Mr.
James will remain on the bay for
the time being, bat expects to join
bis wife and daughter ¡Da few
weeks
While these peop’e have
not been among ns long, tiipy have
made roauy friends, particularly
Miss James, who among the corps
of teachers in the Academy fo r a
time and proved herself to be an
amiable and efficient instructor.
C ommittee
popular'
C lud .
Jason Machado, the
merebaut of Myrtle Point, shook
hands with old friends in towu
yesterday.
of
The National Separate Leaf Tab
lets at the New Drug Store.
The latest song is: order your
Fontilla, and the leading brands
music of Chas. Gr ssen Music C o,
in cigars at Mrs. Nosler's.
Marshfield, Oregou.
Tbe latest
Ladies! Have you seen Mrs.
always on hand, sold at J off
Balcb’s new Millinery goods.
$1200 will buy a 160-aore stock
The best Boston Gum Boots for
ranch with lots of outlying range.
$4.25 at Ray's closing out sale.
Eight miles from Coquille.
J. J . S t a n l e y .
Something new in the way of
Stove Blacking at P. E. Drane’s.
IS
CLOSING
OUT.
Kodol Dyspepsia C ur«
O foM ta w w t y«w M t
General feed and livery business, bauling and delivering.
Good wood
furnisbed on short notice.
Corner First and Hall S i
C. C. A. Notes.
The Commercial Depaitment was
increased this week by the addition
of two members.
It now nnmbers
eleven, one more than it numbered
at any time last year.
Work has already been taken up
vigorously
in all departments.
There are exceptions to all rules,
but, as a body, I have never seen a
more earnest, industrious si
students.
W oman ’ s S tudy
All kinds of meals at all hours at
all prices at tbe Broiler— Marsh
A S nap —.Good new seven room
Kerr & Co’s, is the place to get house, pantry and bathroom, over 3 field.
J. A. Seed is now agent for Riv-
your suits of clothes for men, lots for only $1200. See me quick.
ei ton coal. Place your orders with
Must be sold soon. J. J. S tanley .
youths, and children.
him.
Flour, roled barley, shorts and
M. and Mrs. John McCue, of
For a big bargain in three fine
bran, the best in town and as cheap near Parkersburg, were in town
building lots in this city, call at this
as the cheapest at R ay’s.
yesterday, Mr. MoCue having busi
office.
James Mast, bookeeper of the ness at tbe countv seat.
Hay and grain for ssle at the
Miss Lottie Pope who is making
Prosper Mill Company, was up lo
her borne at BandoD at present, New Feedstore, on First street.
town ou business ypsterday.
cBine up yesterday and is visiting Mrs. M. H. Webber A Son Props.
English Breakfast Tea, excel-
■ elatives and friends near town.
Our river is again considerably
lent cup quality,
25 cents per
For those popular and powerful swollen from the late raiD S , and is
pound and up, at Kanematz's.
remedies, Liquid Electricity and bringing down its usual amount of
Martin A Wilson, proprietors of
ALL H EALIN G O IL, put up by logs.
the new liery barn will deliver you
Wm. Oddy, call at the New Drug Many of our up-river friends have
a good, full tier of wood at $150. store.
been in town the last day or so
Dave McNuir one of the South
looking after tbeir logs which are
Dr.
J.
Curtis
Snook,
dentist,
is
Fork s prominent farmers, came
coining dowu with tbe high water.
in
Bandon
on
a
professional
visit.
down Saturday to transact business
Ten Robison
was in to see us
He expects to return early next
at the county seat.
today, and informs us that bis
week.
R. E. Shine, of Empire, secre
brother, R. C. Robison, is expected
Miss Virgio Gage, of this city, to arrive from Tbe Dalles in a
tary of the Southern Oregou Com
pany, made the county seat a hur returned from San Francisco by short time.
the last Chico, from a several
ried business trip today.
F or S ale .— One-half jersey cow
month's visit with friends.
Choice vacant lots, residence
fresh in March, and 10J tons clover
Don’t
miss
seeing
Miss
Margar
property and busiuess bouses for
and ryegrass hay, loose, at a bar
sale at priceR that will surprise ita Fischer in the beautiful society gain.
Write F. L. Summers,
comedy drama, “ The Plunger, st Marshfield, or W. B. Smith, Fish-
you.
J. J. S tanley .
the Opera House, one night only, trap,
If you want a Morris Chair, Jan. 14th.
Maudolio, or in fact any other
Three o f tbe Best Grades of
nice premium, go to Mrs. Nosler’s
Flour to be bad at M. H. Hersey’s
and buy a 5 ct. pack of gum and
also coarse aDd fine Graham,
get it.
Buckwheat and whole wheat Flour,
Coming! At tbe Opera House, Rolled Barley choped feed and
The Dryden Job Office has been
Miss Margarita Fischer, the “ 16 chicken feed.
returned to the H e r a l d buildiDg
year old favorite,” and her own
and first-class job work of all kinds
W. L. Hood, o f EtelkB, who has
Metropolitan Company.
Opera
can be had on short notice by com-
House one night only, Thursday been one o f Coos county’s leading
iug to the old stand.
sheep men, but who is getting rid
Jan. 14th.
of his sheep and getting cattle in
Shoes for James, stockings for
Yesterday’s mails brought us let stead to give bis range a change,
Sallia, a dress for Sue, gum boots
ters from our young fnends, Fay came down Saturday and closed a
for Dad, outings for Mamma and
Hervey and W R. Jepbcott, order dicker with Will Lyons for 50 or GO
popcorn for the kids and groceries
in g the H erald sent to them, the bead of steers which have been on
for all at the fire — Ray’s.
former at San Francisoo and the his place at the foothills opposite
Read the advertsement of I. S. latter at Corvallis, where they are town.
Kaufman A Co., on page 2. They in attendance at school.
F ire ! i ire !!
are bustlers and make a specialty
Watch for the grand street pa
o f Real Estate. It will pay you to rade and band concert given by the
Did you haar of the fire iu Co,
give them a call. Their office is Margarita Fischer Company, every
quille? Well, Sir, it began last
in Marshfield.
oood during its engagement at. the
ODe night only, Saturday and is still raging. It
Deuuty SheriffGallier aud J. W. Opera House.
Thursday
Jan.
14th,
admirsion, 75, broke o u t in Ray's store, Hud while
Laird returned from their trip to
u has Dot damaged tbe immeuse
50
and
25
cents.
Salem whither they had conveyed
stock at all, it lies burnt prices
Thomas Drew to theinBane asylum,
Cal Ray and family, of Coos d ow n to the lowest notch.
on Friday. They returned by way river, who have been here visitiug
of Roseburg and tbe Middle Fork Mr. Ray’s parents, Mr, and Mrs-
A V e s t-P o c k e t D o cto r
road.
W. H. Ray, snd also a brother, our
Never in the way, no trouble to
merchant, R. B. Ray, went to carry, easy to take, pleasant and
Ou tbe 4th iust. Hon. Binger
Myrtle Point yesterday where they never failing in results are DeWitt’s
Hermann introduced a bill to estab
will also visit another brother of Little Early Risers. A vial of these
lish a fish hatchery in OregoD, one
Mr. Ray BDd other friends.
little pills in the vest-pocket is a
granting pensions to incapacitated
certain guarantee against headaohe,
members of the life saving service,
billiousness, toipid liver and all of
and one to establish a life saving
the ills resulting from constipation.
station at tbe month o f the 8iu -
8law.
They tonic and strengthen the liver.
Lewis Strong, Mr. Sonthmaid, Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
The Steamer
Dispatch bad S. 8- Reed and Tice Wagner, of
trouble in making a landing on Myrtle Point creamery, which bad
H . E. Church.
Friday, and was blown ashore in been managed by the late W H Er-
her attempt. It was reported that dice, came down yesterday to con
On Sunday, January 17, at 11
she had broke in two. However, fer with Messrs J. T. Moulton and o ’clock a. m., I he Rev. W . H.
she only missed one dsy’s regular S. M. Nosier, of theCoqnille cream Myers will pteach; tbeme, “Tomor
run and when she again greeted ery, on business connected with row.’’ In the evening st 7: 30
as with her whistle her stem and the two creameries.
o ’clocg, a lecture; theme, “ I D on ’t
stern were not mooh farther a-
We wish to state that the agency Know.” Everybody invited.
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part than usual and each end had for the Smith A Barnes piano is ex
its usual amount o f frieght and clusively in onr bands.
Presbyterian Church.
The same
passengers.
also applies to the Hamilton and
There were two additions to this
! Ludwig pianos.
For information,
! prices and terms, descriptive cata church at the morning service last
logues will be supplied.
Remem Sunday. The young people’s choir
ber that a saving of from fifty to a organized with fourteen members
hundred dollars on a single piano, on Saturday evening, and several
more will join ii next week.
This
is made
E. M. F urman ,
now choir rendered its first selec
Marsht ['hi, Oregon.
H .p resenting Allen A Oilbert- tion at ti.e evening service last Sun
day. Thin new feature promises to
Rnnmker Co.
help make the evening services
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more helpful and to largely increase
W anted.
the attendance.
All services were
50 Urge men to hny nnderware well attended last Sunday. A cord
ial welcome to all.
P astor .
at Rav’s.
text Copper-riveted.
Strauss c Cota
O v e r a lliS
Coquille City, Oregon
WILSON JEW ELRY CO.,
Knowlton’s " tore
Fine Stationery
W atches .
P ro p rie to rs.
J. M. Perkins, of Raudon, made
B. E. Hampton, of Norway, re
turned from a business trip to the our office a yery pleasant business
Oor young frieud, P. B. Hoyt,
call today.
bay on Saturday.
the barber, o f Bandon, bad busi A Mothers’ and Teachers’ Meeting.
A large assortment of men’s ness io town yesterday.
Grandpa Roy, of near town, has
All mothers of school children
been ill for a few days but we hope youths’ and boys’ suits just arrived
M. H. Hersey oarries the famous
at G. A. Robineons.
be will be all right again soon.
Dellmonico brand o f Vegetables and others interested are cordially
iuvited to attend a meeting Friday
and Fruits tbe best on earth.
at 3:30 p. m. in the Principal’s
Win
Gallier, the hardware room iu the school building, for the
Coquille merchant of Bandon, is ill and his purpose of effecting an organiza
City,
son, E. M. has gone down to see tion to further the co-operation of
Oregon, him.
the home and the school.
W. W. Wilcoxeu, the teamster,
What is being done in other
has fine Wood for sale—full teers cities aud the benefits derived from
at $150. Leave orders with R. B. such co-operation will be fully dis
Ray.
cussed.
C ommittee of T eachers .
Schoolbooks Blankbooks.
J
Martin & Wilson,
Special attention given to repuiring of
For fine cigars go to the New!
Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman,
proprietor.
R. B. RAY
CLYDE”
Finest Stock in Coquille Valley. \
Eastern and borne cured ham
and bacon at Rays.
Victoria and Keystone sewing
machines at the furniture store o f
For first-class commercial job Ellingson A Jacobson.
Fora grand bargan in an Irving
t the H e r a l d
Piano—as good as new-apply at this printing, apply
office.
office.
G. T. Robison, of near Arago,
went to Bandon yesterday on bus
iness.
r
Early R isers
■m«ua Utti« pill«.
“ OUR
W AY” |
q u ic k - l u n L h
K«
COUNTER
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m Ice Cream,
1? Ice-Cream Soda
& Ice-Cold Soda,
{S' Milk Shake.
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Fresh Nuts,
[ Finest Luuch Good
Choice Confectionery, Fig Wafers,
Oregon Fruits,
Sweet Crackers,
Cigars and Tabaceo.
Tropical Fruits.
much time to loaf around town.
We are glad to say that such is not h
true of those who take tbe regular
W . T . B U R T O N , P rop.
course.
Some are taking special
courses. They get it in their heads
Phono 100.
Front Street, Coquille.
that it needn’t require all their timef,
-i ' J;.-: - :
This in a serious mistake which iu
after years they will regret,
We
have no place for such students in
any department of this Bchool.
Their room is better than their mon
ey. So, if any student values his
time no more than this, the sooner At the angle of the street, in North Marshfield.
they sever their connection with the
school the better.
We will not re M e a l s S e r v e d in th e B e s t S t y l e s o f
tain such after the second admoni
C u lin a r y A r t.
tion— a hint to the wise is suffic
ient.
MRS. J. MULKEY, Prop.
Also furnished rooms.
We are now planning to have our
contest one week from Friday
night. It will consist chiefly of the
recitations and declamations of the
contestants, and songs, comic and
otherwise.
Our class in American Literature
commenced the study of “The
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Courtship of Miles Standish” this
week. We expect to dramatize the
story when we finish the study.
The work of the class on the “Bi
ography of Franklin” is being pre
pared for the Educational exhibit
at fit, Louis next year.
M e again assure our friends that
our “ latch-string” is out and that
we are glad to receive visitors at
any time.
I believe we mentioned last week
that the primary department was
thrown out last week for want of
support, not a sufficient number in
it to pay for the services of a teach
er.
NEW RESTAURANT
W. T. I(crr & Go.
PROVISIONS, DRY COODS,
GROCERIES BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR and PEED.
LATEST STYLE IN
On© M inute Cough Cure
F op C oughs, Colds and Croup.
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Roast Chestnuts Free.
By buying your Trees o f W. P.
Bovee, of Lauglois. Price 10 cts
A up, or by the Doz at 15, to 20
cts. Trees are from 2 to 6 feet in
height.
Sanford’s Bargains
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ESTATE.
One of the finest
Coos county.
Gentsfurnishiggs
DRESSGOODS, LADY’S CLOTH, FLANNEL,
FLANNELETTE, ETC.
T H E
3VH -A.0ST
;
Who tied the cow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk- w
ing; said she hid not dragged him over two miles before *
he realized ha had made a mistake.
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K ow
IvUiacTi Ea-rtTier
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Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a S
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
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Death’s Harvest
farms I d
$ 4 0 0 0 A Rood farm of «0 acre« and
——
l»rge list personal property.
$ MOO
Deprives You of Your
One of the best 27-acre dairy
places on Coquille river.
will
Dear Ones-
rent.
$ 350
Show your love for tho one who
is gone by providing a monument
worthy tho memory of that one.
A largo monument or a small
marker, whichever you choose at
his place, will show the best judg
ment of first-class designers and
workmen.
™ nore tract of bcuch Innd near
town, lays fine, sloping toward
south, extra fine place for fruit,
chickens, etc. No improvements,
Don’ t miss this chance.
$ 500Q
fine 40 aore farm near Arago.
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Mostly rich bottom, all improved.
First-class house aud two new
barnes. other building« and con
veniences. A model dairy ranch.
Must be sold soon if gold at this
pnoe.
$ 2600
mamm
$ 350
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$ 600
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A first clam small dairy farm of
30 acres near Arago. All fine river
bottom. 20 acre« under cultivation
Good House,
barn and other
buildings. Orchard. Thi« is a
bargain.
Neat small house and two fine
lots near the Academy. This is
dirt oheap.
Hou9e and one lot near business.
Fays 10 per cent interest on this
price.
$ 1 2 5 0 Good business property 1 block
■■ ■ *rr>™ postoffloe.
suitable
for
boarding or lodging house. Put
at this price that it mnv be sold nt
onoe.
$ 250
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Two nice corner lots Nosler’ s
Addition.
$ 10 0
Two corner bottom lots.
$ 260
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Two fine lots
house.
$ 300
Two lots nicely located.
$ 600
Half block of six fine lots
$ 2800
near the school-
COOS CO. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
M A RSH FIE LD , OR.
F MStewart Prop
Telephone, Main 288.
mmmm ¡
/New Drug Store,
GEO- A- CHURCHMAN. PROP
GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, P A T E N T
MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
Afina comer business property
£
,1—' i c - m
Koine in 1 3 lots iu Riverton.
genuine bargain.
$ 400
^
Neat. cottage and 2 lets near Acad
©my. Cheap at this price.
$ 350
A
3 fin* corner lots, fine view, best
building site for salo in this city.
It is impossible to describe ray list in this
CJlnmn. If you are looking for a good
piece of property at a reasonable price, (
can certainly suit you.
Remeiiibet, I rent houses »nd farms and
do all ki'id < o f n'ency bnain.tHs. Come iu
and st© me brfor« Hnyiil$t. I can •*** von
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
Having had many years of experience in this line
we are prepared to give all the
best of satisfaction.
Golden Building
Coquille, Oregon.
OOtLvIM.
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