Try the new
Root building.
Apple boxes
Fish.
Kodaks and supplies at Know).
Jesse Cliuton, of Norway, wan io
Go to the moving picture
ton’s drug store.
towD yesterday
tonight It is all right.
Mrs. Bert Tuttle is over visiting
Mr. Sumerlin was io from the
Crawford peaches for canning
Noith Fork country on Saturday. from Marshfield.
purposes at Mrs. Nosler’s
Leave orders for fine stove wood
H. C. Allen, o f Norway, was
Tonight!
Tonight!
Tonight!
down to town Friday on business. with \V. T. Kerr & Co.
Moving Pictures at the Hall.
F. B. Tichnor, the Woodman or
Mr. and Mrs, 8. Mundy, of Ran
Jeff Ownby, the logger, was up
dolph, had business in town Satur ganizer, is with us again.
from his camp on Saturday.
Peter Nelon, of Bandon, was at
day.
Here it is—Good Paint, at $1.40
Coquille visiting on Saturday.
Apple boxes at Jobuson's mill.
per g .lion, at T. H, Mehl & Co’s.
Fiue Spruce apple boxes in any
J. E. bright, of Gravel Ford,
Nothing like a dish o f Ice cream
quantities
at Johnson’s mill,
made our office a pleasant business
on a hot day. Mrs. Nosier serves
Rev. R. A. Reagan will go to Riv it.
call Inst Saturday.
erton
tor a few days.
Capt. Earnst, of the bay side,
Fly Bouncer and sprayers at
Knowlton’s drug store.
G us Barre, of Bandon, greeted who attended the G. A. R. encamp
ment at Bandon, made our ¡office a
Gladys, the little daughtei of friends in town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nosier, of
Orders for apple boxes filled pleasant call
Mrs. Balch is oppening acme grand
Bridge, is quite ill.
promptly at the Johnson mill.
Lewis Strong, of Myrtle Point,
W. X. Kerr & Co. keep the Mc
Call patterns.
was with us a short time on Satur
Grnndma Leneve returned Satur day.
day from Bandon where she had
For good meals, splendid rooms
been visiting for several days.
and bath, go to Mrs. Sugg’s boarding
For pretty ^mbroideried Lace house.
Hose go to Mrs. NoBler’s.
J. W. Cook is here with his raov
Rev. Adolph Haberly, o f this ing picture show. Many new fea
city, will preach at Riverton on tures have been added and is a grand
entertainment
Thursday evening of this week.
The moving picture show had a
Go in and see the big bargains Mrs.
big house last night.
Don’t miss
Balch is offering in millinery.
Tho Misses Dollie Skeels and Re. it tonight.
bargains in All summer millinery and
a lot of remnants.
Millard 'boemaker, formerly of
the Metropoletan Match factory of
San Franoisco, arrived here yeater-
terday for a week.
For a nice, clean and well furn
ished room, go to Mrs. Sugg's
boarding house.
Ernest Beekman came dowe from
Gravel Ford Saturday He will
Assist in conducting the new paper
to be started by Mr. Ingle.
Robert Burns, the attorney, re
ta Johnson, of this city, went to
Bridge Saturday for a visit with turned from his trip to Carry
county where he attended circuit
Mrs. Fred Nosier.
Leave your order for pie and court. He reports a very short
sessiou.
cakes at the Davis house.
L ost .— Between this city aud
the poorfarm yesterday near the
noon hour, a small black grip.
Finder will please leave earns at
this office.
Attend the remnant sale of Mrs.
John Lehner, one of our new
comers, who purchased a North Balch, She is offering some good bar
gains.
Fork ranch, spent two or three
The Southern Methodist church
days in town last week.
has a picnic in the grove at J. J.
The very finest Valencines laces Lamb’s next Friday. The parents
at Mrs. Nosler’s.
will come at 10 a. m. with well filled
Noah Leneve will do some work baskets.
in the South Methodist church this
The board of trade is doing some
week but the house will be ready
good work. Join it and help push
for services next Sunday at 11 a ra.
a good thing along.
Fruit Jars at 50 cents per dozen
Chester R. Ioglep, of the North
at Fox’s second-hand store.
Bend Citizen, came over Friday
After a visit of nearly two months
and was with us a couple of days.
in our city, Mr, and Mrs. 8. Hand-
He is making arrangements to
sakcr left for their homo in Eugene
start a new weekly paper in this
to day by private conveyance via
oity.
Roseburg.
Call on the Coquille Furniture &
Kerr & Co’s, is the place to get
Box
factory for your apple boxes.
your suits of clothes for men,
For np-to-date goods I class my
self second to no one in the county.
youths, and children.
Miss Grace Skeels and Mrs. Chas.
Baxter of this city, returned Satur
day from a visit of several days at
Marshfield and other points on the
bay.
B. O. McCulloch, of Grants Pass
father of county Surveyor McCul
loch, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Howell of the same place, who
have been here for a couple of
weeks, started for their home yes
terday.
It pays to use Fly Bouncer to
Ladies’ and misses’ skirts o f the
keep the flies from the dairy cows,
latest patterns and fine goods, at
at Knowlton’s drug store.
$3.50 and up at Strang’s.
Whooping cough is prevalent on
Victor Miller, of Beaver Hill,
the Middle Fork.
Several little
while driving a steel wedge one
ones ore very low from the disease,
one day last week, was struck by
and a death has been caused by the
a sliver flying from the wedge
malady.
which struck him in the abdomen,
New lino o f men’s clothing, up
entering the body and inflicting
to date in style and o f fine mater
an exceedingly serious woand. He
ials at bottom prices at 8trang's.
was in a critical condition when
Assessor Thrift, assisted by Miss
heard from.
Ray Collier, completed the assess
Photographer Graves leaves for
ment roll for this year on Saturday
Douglas county in a short time.
afternoon and filed the same with I f yon want fine pictures come in
the clerk.
quick.
Miss Frankie Kistner, o f this
Any lady baying ndress pattern
amonnting to $2.50 or more o f W city, started for her old home at
T. Kerr A Co., will be presented Ferdale, Cal., yesterday. She was
with a MoCall pattern free.
accompanied by Miss Etta Kelson,
Uncle Ben Harrison, accompan of that place, who has been here
ied by his daughter. Miss Ellen, of visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Robt.
the Eckley district, visited several Tyrell for some time.
days in town with Mrs. Chas. Col
lier and friends, returning home
Mason's Fruit Jars, Caps
yesterday.
|
and Rubbers at Kanernatz’s.
A swell and up-to-date line of
sweaters for gents, ladies and child
ren just opened at Mrs. Nosler’s,
Miss M Black, the nurse, of
and the prices are just right.
Sumner, to see ns yesterday, ac
Miss Joey Beyers, of Sumner, companied by her sister, Mrs. Geo.
made our office a pleasant call on Ross, who, with their parents, are
Saturday, as she was on her return going with Miss Black as far as
from Myrtle Point where she had Oakland, on her way to St Louis
been to attend the wedding of her where she will take in the fair.
F or S alk . Twelve good dairy
friends, Dr, White and Miss Win
cows and one Durham Bull.
Will
nie Dement.
take a good team in exchange.
Mrs. J. D. Waugh, o f Visalia,
G. W . W im kr , Arago.
California, of whom we recently
Mrs.
W.
H Mansell, o f this city,
made mention as being very low
is tufFering from a second stroke accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
of paralysis and with Utile or no Florence Ryans and eldest son,
hopes of recovery. Her daughter, Charles, went to Bandon yester
Mrs. Alfred Morris, of Bandon, ac day, where they will take tbs steam
companied by her husband, went er Elizabeth for San Francisco,
ont by the last Elizabeth to see where Mrs. Msusell goes for med
ical treatment.
her.
íüü?
o
M r s . N o slkr ,
Orvil Dodge, of Myrtle Point,
made oar office a pleasant call yes
terday, and showed us some quartz
from mines in which he is interest
ed that looks good to us.
Mitchell Wagons, Myers’ Hay
Carriers and Harpoon Forks.
T. H. M ehl k Co.
Quite a number of Bandon peo
ple passed through town yesterday
on tbeir retorn from the came
meeting of the SaintB which has
been in progress for a couple of
weeks.
V
W a n t e d . — tooo boxes Of good
apples for the San Francisco market,
Fine Watches,
Set Rings,
Fine Chains,
Wedding Rings,
Music Rolls,
Fiue Purses,
Silver Novelties,
Fountain Pens.
Ifo Stop-over at W ay Porta.
Electric Lights.
Musical Instruments.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles.
Repairing. GOOD W ORK.
smut , on
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f
Prompt Service.
Eyes Tested.
Errors of
Vision Corrected.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
WILSON JEWELRY COMPANY,
TH E R E LIA B LE JEW ELERS.
Kentuck Slough.
On Friday afternoon while work
ing in the camp of J. R . McGee at
the old Steward plaie, Soott Maple,
a comparative stranger in this sec
tion, received injuries which must
necessarily proye fatal.
He was
working in tbe woods, and at the
time of th9 accident was standing
about 35 feet from a log wbioh was
being palled by a donkey, and
from which tbe .books pulled out,
and tbe spring of tbe line threw
tbe books with each force that
two saplings which stood between
them were cut off, and after which
they struck Mr. Maples. It is tbe
doctors opinion that one of tbe
books cangbt him in tbe eye, tbe
tearing ont a section of tbe sknll
abnt ljx 4
inches, exposing tbe
brain. His tongue was cut half
in two and all bis front teetb
were knocked out, aud many ngly
scalp wounds were made.
The unfortunate man is 38 years
of age, and all we can learn of him
is from a letter sent to him from
Okeene, Oklahoma, from a lady
who add ressed him as brother, aud
assigned her self Flora Lee.
Mrs. B. F. Savage and little boy
of North Slough are visiting friends
here this week.
Riverton Pick-Ups.
LUMBER
Osborn § Go’s Mill, Bandon,
•F’K .O M
Krewson & Goodman, of Coquille,
AGENTS.
A Terrible A ccid e n t.
by W. T. Kerr & Co.
Will take orders for lumber of all kinds and in quantities to
purchasers.
T H E
School opened again last Mon
day after a three weeks’ vacation.
Misses Wanda Stephens, Martha
Burnett of Marshfield, and Lily
Klabn of Empire are visitiDg friends
on tbe slough.
Mrs. W. J. Floyd who has been
F ob S a l e :
A
thoroughbred
Jersey Bull-entitled to registration. in poor health for a long time and
Enquire o f J. T. Jenkins, at J. C. who has been stopping with her
Laird place.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Strong of the
Mrs. W. V. Cope, o f Lauglois, upper river, returned to her home
visited two or three days the last here last Saturday, being much im
week with Gene Robinson and her proved in health, which her friends
little grand ohtldren, of this oity, will be pleased to know.
and on Saturday went to tbe bay
Mrs. Lewis, of Marshfield, who
to take tbe Alliance for Humboldt spent several days visiting with her
county, Cal., where she will visit sister, Mrs. E. J. Price, returned to
her old borne. Mrs. Nye, their her home last Thursday.
daughter, will stay with Mr. Cope
Miss Alma Davis, of Camas Val
on tbe place during her absence.
ley, arrived here last Saturday and
P. E. Drane, the market man, is visiting her sister Mrs. L. E.
keeps tbo jastlv popular fall cream Brown.
cheese manufactured by
Capt.
O. A. Kelly and son Walter start
Harris, o f Sumner.
ed last Saturday morning in all
Rev. Adolph Haberly, partor of their glory for an extended hunt in
the Presbytersan ehnrch o f this Curry county.
They met with a
city, has been tendered tbe pas little mishap however, before noon
torate o f tbe Presbyterian church which resulted in crippling one
at Placerville, California, and also horse and fracturing the rig slight
tbe pastorate o f tbe Presbyterian ly. They patched the rig up and
church at North Bend.
Mr. Hab secured another horse and sent the
erly will poobabty accept tbe orippled one up on Sunday's Dis
church at North Bend, where tbe patch to be cared for till his return.
congregation propose to furnish
Dr. Culin was called down last
a house for I be pastoa.
week to see little Katie Price, who
was very sick but is improving now.
Our merchants received a large
shipment of goods on the last Eliz
abeth.
D onna A nna , No. 2.
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
T h e la test in
MILLINERY
at M r s. G. Za. M oon’s
You will find the latest in spring and summer Millinery-
at my store
Mr. Chas. T. Smith makes trips
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General.
from here to Marshfield every Sat
ing done to order.
urday with his gasoline.
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned at Coquille, till
September 1, 1904, for cedar pil
ings, dry preferred, as follows: 44
pieces, 50 feet long, not less than 7
inches at small end. 22 pieces 30
feet long same size, and 22 pieces
1C feet long, same size, delivered
at south end of Hoffman bridge or
in the river at the bridge.
J ames & B ohlen .
I keep in stock Cigars and Tobac
co. Also fresh candies, and nuts,
fruits, etc. Milk Shakes, Lemon
ades and Soda.
Our prices are
right.
Wo will use you right.
Como and see us.
Respectfully submitted,
J a m e s L. T hompson .
Sanford’s Bargains
Stamp
IVIrs. C. IVIoon
Mrs. G*>o. Beale, of Coos river,
is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cantine.
E oline .
FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR.
The Highest Quality
That Can Be Put on the Block!
That1, the claim that we make about our Meata.
The Meat Truit haa advanced the prlcaa, but we de
mand that the quality be advanced alas.
Our prlcaa are not of the Trust order, although the
quality la of the very bast. A trial w II convince you.
We substantiate every atatement that wa make.
Our Sausage Is made by sn aspert.
P. E. D R H N E ,
ST.
C O Q U IL L E
NEW,
RAMBLERS
TRIBUNES
LATEST
AN D
AND
BestJWheels Oui
MITCHELLS
Rare Bargains in Second-Hand Wheels. W h eel, to Rent.
Repairing Done on Short Notice.
A LBER T FISH,
East End
of Front St.
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COQUILLE, OREGON
- in —
REAI,
ESTATE.
Six fine lotn, beet looation. at the
redioalonely low prioe o f $76 ench
For tweuty days only.
The bent hotel propoeition in
Southern Orogon, Growing town.
Doing a fine baninens.
Fine farm o f 21 acres near Co
quille. All bottom, good im
provements.
g 900
House and two fine lots in good
location.
g 800
Good bonne, barn and fonr lota
in fine looation.
g2750
Furniture and box factor»,
thriving town in western Oregon,
good machinery, good location
and doing a good bnainena. Thin
is a bargain.
WHITE
The
.n
In Franc© they call it “ L ’ Empereur” ; in Germany, “ Weiaspr Kurnig ; 1
Turkey “ La Sultana” ; in England “ TbeChawmin< Needle
woman” ; in Scotland “ The Gtiid W ife.”
THE WHITE
SEWING MACHINE
Wan awarded the Gold Medal at
the Paris Exposition.
Don’t think of baying a sewing
machine until you have seen
Nioe small plaoe o f 8 acres near
town, well improved, 4 aerea fnll j
bearing orohard, balance pasture
and meadow. Good eyoporator. j
This ia a good investment.
Fine small nines o f 14 scree
near town, fair buildings.
cilum n. If yon are looking for a good
picee o f property at a reasonable price. I
ean certainly suit you.
Remember, I rent hone», and farms and
do all kinds o f agency business. Come In
and see me before buying. I ean save you
DOLLARS.
O. 0 . SAM FORD,
Coquille, Oragon.
IS
King of Sewing Machines
House nod one lot near bnai- .
nees, rents fo r $6 per month.
Any reasonable offer gets this
property.
The G. A. R. Encampment which
took place at Bandon last week was
not as well attended as it really
Two o f the beat residence lota
in the oity.
ought to have been, but in every
A residence property that is’dirt
other respect was a grand success.
aheap.
The program carried out each even
Two corner bottom lots.
ing was highly entertaining and
well rendered- The oration by $ 2 fil i Two Une lo t. near the aohool-
—
house.
Howard M. Brownell was well re
ceived, being exceedingly instruct t 300 Two Iota nicely located.
ive and thoroughly patriotic. Ban
A fine corner bnaineaa property
don did hersslf proud in carrying *2800
It
i
.
im
ponible
lo describe my list in thin
out this encampment.
Parties wishing to
consult Dr. and Mrs.
C. W. Roberts, regard
ing tbeir eyes, should call soon as
they expect to leave Coquille in a
week or ten days. Call and see the
long list of people they have fitted
in and around Coquille, many of
whom considered their cases hope
Give J. G. Fish your orders for
less, as far as fitting their eyes with
glasses, was concerned.
Office apple boxes.
Fresh peaches at 75cte per box
hours, all day Saturday and Mon
day forenoon; other times by ap at Mrs, Nosler’s.
pointment.
At Mrs Wickham's
Those desiring clams should ad
boarding house.
dress W. A. Hoover, Bnudou.
IMI-A-UST
H o w 2*£-u.cl2. tF’a.rtlxer
W. H. Gamble paid Coquille a
visit this week. He is kept busy
supplying his butcher shop in
North Bend with meat.
Tbe young people of the slough
are much interested in ball games.
They cross bats every Sunday.
Next Sunday the Willanch slough
and North Bend boys will be over
to play.
suit
Who tied the oow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before
be realized he had made a mistake.
The farmers in this neighborhood
are almost through haying.
Mrs. Will Albee, of Fishtrap, re
turned from North BeDd yesterday
Riverton is still booming(?.)
where she had been for a viat. She
The mill shut down work last
was accompanied by her daughters
Misses Maud and Hope.
Our Saturday. E. J. Price, the manager,
office received a pleasant call.
has not returned from San Fran
Call and see the new sweaters, oisco yet, hence—when the cat’s
ladies’ outside vests and umbrella away the mice will play.
shawls at Mrs. Nosler’s.
The ball at Riverton last Satur
Bert Abbott and Cbas. Bradbury day night was a grand success.
F ob S ale . —Five head of heifers
got in yesterday from the Tioga The dance at Lnmpa creek being a
country where they bad been for failure, the Lnmpa creekers walked and 4 steers—yearlings, At a bar-
a hunt. W hile io tbe mountains up and took part here, reaching gan if sold at once.
H. Nettleton, Coquille.
they found a repeating rifle which this place in time for midnight sup
FRONT
shows sighus of having been lost per, which the Riverton hotel served
NOTICE.
to over fifty hungry people.
there for a long time.
F ob S al *.—3 good brood sows;
2 heifers coming fresh about Sept.
1; 1 good 4-yr-old draft horse,
weight, near 1500 lbs; fine draft
stallion and a good cider press.
E. A. T ybrell .
Coquille, Or.
Everything in First.
Class Style.
THE NEW
W hite Vibrator
- THE NEW
White Rotary,
S O L D
O N
E J tS Y
P R Y M E N T S .
WEJHAVE'AL^O AUTOMATIC CHAIN-STITCH MACHINES.
Beat Quality of Oils and Needle.
Part« andjf Repairs for A ll Machine*.
M O W M A C H IN E ! FOR R EN T
The W h ite Sewing Machine Oo.
300 P O S T BT C O R S T O C K T O N . B A N F R A N C IS C O .
S. K. Sykes, of Roseburg, Ag’ t for Coos and Douglas Counties