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LOCAL N E W S .
Apple boxes for salo by J . G
School Books at Knowton’s Drug
Fish.
Store,
An elegant line of China ware at
Nile Miller was down from Fish-
John Kowan is now living in town.
Mrs. Nosler’s.
trap Saturday.
Apple boxes at Johnson's mill.
County Cleuk Watson spent Sun
See the new ail of M. A. Pierce
Five liars Napthol Soap 25c at Lor day at Marshfield.
elsewhere in this paper.
enz's.
A specially fine lot of haudker-
Fine Spruce apple boxes in any
Give J. G. Fish your orders for
eheifs at Mrs. Payne's.
quantities at Johnson’s mill,
apple boxes.
Miss Florence Walstrom was up
Orders for apple boxes filled
Harvey Price was up from River,
from Parkersburg Saturday.
promptly at the Jobusou mill.
ton yesterday.
Dave Perkins was up from Ban
Rev. L. F. Smith, the U. B. min
Burt Folsom was down from
don on the Dispatch yesterday.
ister of Gravel Ford, was in town
Dora, yesterday..
Attorney W. C. Chase had busi Saturday.
Thos. Stillwell, of the lower river,
ness
at Myrtle Point yesterday.
C. F. McKuight, the Marshfield
was up to town Saturday.
attorney, bad business at the county
B.
E.
Hampton,
of
Norway,
had
S. L. Lafferty, of Norway, had
seat yesterday.
business in town on Saturday.
business in town yesterday.
A. fine line of the latest in dress
\V.
B.
Colvin
was
in
town
Satur
Mrs. R. J. Dean, of this city, has
day and ordered his H krald B e n t to goods is being recieved at Mrs.
been quite ill for several days.
Payne’s store on Frout street.
Arago.
A. H. Snyder, of Myrtle Point,
W. S. Hall was down from the
John Langlois is up from Ban
had business in town Saturday.
don visiting with our sheriff and upper river on Saturday and shook
C. J. Randleman, of Parkers deputy, Steve and Ed. Gallier.
hands with many friends in town.
burg, was up to town yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Johnson went to Libby
Talk about perfumes, Mrs. Nos
J. 0. Whittington, of the South ler’s is the place to get it.
last week to see her daughter-in-
Fork, spent a day or so in town last
law, Mrs. Bert Johnson, who is
A letter from Mr. Braddock
week.
quite ill.
states that he is still improving in
Call and see the new dress goods lienUe, and it is hoped he will be
Mrs. Dnvid Fulton still has a
junt in r.! Mrs. Nosler’s.
nice lot of choice plants for sale.
ull right soon.
Mark Morras, of Riverton, spent
Mrs. A. O. Hooten, of Bridge, re
Those desiring clams should ad
a day or so in town, returning yes dress W. A. Hoover, Bandon.
turned heme last Friday after visit-
terday.
ing with her sister-in-law, Mrs. M.
\V. F. Ray, of Coos river, and
T. H. Mehl A Co. Agents for Lee Ray, of Myrtle Point, are visit O. Hooton, of this city,
Atago Brick.
Here it is—Good Paint, at $1,40
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
per g lion, at T. H, Mehl & Co’s.
B orn .— In Marshfield, Or., Oct. H. Ray, of this city,
23, 1904, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmer-
E. B. Price, of Riverton, was up
T . J. Perkins, of Parkersburg,
the nursery man and pruner, is in to town Friday. He informed us
son Ferry, a son.
Corey Stillwell, of Bandon, was this sectiou doing some pruning for that Mrs. Price, who has been ill
for a few days, was better.
in town Friday and made our office our people who have orchards.
a pleasant business call.
A fine, almost new range nt a
For good meals, splendid rooms
Good piano for sale cheap. In grand bargain. Call at this office. and hath, go to Mrs. Sugg’s boarding
Uncle Tom Smith, of Bandon, ac house.
quire of the Wilson Jewelry Co.
Aaron Wilson aud Fred Nosier,
companied
by his granddaughter,
Attorney W. D. Douglas, of
Marshfield, had legal business at Miss Alma Smith, returned yester- of Bridge,are iu town, accompanied
day from a visit with friends at by their wives and babies, enjoying
the county seat on Saturday.
a visit with their relatives and many
Myrtle Point,
On our second page we give the
F. A. Hutchinson, city editor of friends of this section.
Socialist state program for the ben
the Daily Coast Mail, has been in
To T rade — Fifteen heed of cow s
efit of all interested in that belief.
and several head of young cattle for
Miss Effie Collier who is now en town a day or so.
gaged in teaching a term of school
J. E. Hawkins, of Langlois, is in good sheep.
at Beaver Hill, was in town yester town visiting bis daughter, Mrs. f .
Our young friend, W. W. Elliott,
day.
J. Thrift, and many other acquaint of Bandon, ia in town, having ac
Henry Grady, of Norway, was in ances and friends. We acknowl. cepted the position as secretary and
town yesterday making our office a edge a pleasant call. The old gen accountant for the Coquille Co-Op.
erative Packing company.
pleasant cnll. The old geutleman tleman is looking well.
is looking well.
Mrs. David Fulton still has a
Fred Dennis, of San Francisco, large lot of those fine Racine stock
Amethyst,
double enameled
ware fully waranteed, at T. H. arrived in town yesterday. He is ing feet for sale.
on his way to Portland, and drop
Mehl & Co’s.
Sunday evening we enjoyed a fine
Joe Laird, of Sitknm, was in town ped in on us to see his friend, W. lot of strawberries for desert at din
Saturday and took ia the Leep H. Smith, manager of the Coquille ner which came from the patch of
auction sale of hnrness and was a Coal and Lumber Co’s affairs here. our townsman, Bert Seal. He is
Si Iney E. Blannt and F. D. Strat getting quite a fall crop since the
heavy purchaser of leather goods.
The painters, N. W. Leneve, and ton, of Wyoming, registered at Hotel fret rains.
J. S. Jays has fine Oat hay for
E. A. McDuffie and Chas. Matheson, Coquille last Thursday.
J. S. Kanematz is receiving his sale. Delivered in town, on the cars
have taken the contract to paint the
or on boat at $12.
courthouse, and will get to work ns Christmas goods. Mr. Kanematz
The Chico seems to be a day or two
will
have
a
stock
two
or
three
times
soon as the paint arrives.
behind time. The stormy weather
ns
large
as
ever
before
and
will
be
T. H. Mehl & Co’s hardware
will be apt to delay shipping more
store is headquarters
for the gin to open them up in a few days.
or less for the winter. The Eliza
Don’t
miss
seeing
them
and
make
Amethyst Enameled ware.
beth has been unable to cross out
your selections early.
Mrs. Dr. Kime, of Lane County,
over the bar for a couple of days.
We
have
n
limited
number
of
10
who has been at Bandon for six
Dr. G. A. Churchman having sold
weeks visiting old frieuds of her gallon milk cans which we are of
out his drug business asks all owing
fering
at
the
reduced
price
of
$3.50
former home, passed through this
him bills to settle up at once.
T. H. M eh l & Co.
city on her way home on Saturday. each.
The new building of M. H. Hersey
John M. Robinson, father of
W. A. Goodman will go anywhere
ia progressing rapidly, the siding
in Coos county to move your house Chief Engineer Robinson, of our
now being on and the roof will go
or barn.
railroad, who recently came out
on at once in case the good weather
Bert Anderson who was recently from the east, and who has recently
continues. Mr. Morgan has made
hurt at a lower river logging camp, purchased laud on North inlet, came
good headway so far aud the work
is getting along nicely, and had in over from the bay side on Saturday,
is being done well.
tended to go home yesterday, but having business at Myrtle Point.
Bert Seal, the Btrawberry man,
concluded he had better wait a day
At the recent blowout of the has a fine lot of Magoon plants for
or so longer.
Woodmen of the World at this sale. Call early and get choice
If you want your white shirt place a larger amount was raised plants.
done up in fine shape, take it to by our business people than was re
D. E. Stitt, editor of the Bandon
the Coquille Steam Laundry.
quired for the entertainment of the Recorder, came up Friday on his
Ed Abernethy who has been crowd, and one-half the original way up the river, where he went to
running a portable sawmill on the amounts subscribed was returned look after the interests of the church
Coos Bay wagon road this season, to the doners by the committee one of the Saints, of which he is an
is moving the mill from Middle day last week.
active member. He will visit Myrtle
creek; where he did the last sawing
G. W. Stevenson, of Cunningham, Point and the North Fork sections,
for the county, to his father’s place was in town Saturday and brought
O. C. Sanford arrived from his
at Dora.
in with him a lynx which he had trip to the exposition as St. Louis
Rev. D. H. Hare, Presbyterian killed the day before in the neigh
yesterday. He returned about two
minister of Mvrtle Point, made our borhood of his place, aud is quite a
weeks earlier than he had expected
city a short visit Saturday, making vicious looking animal. While not
to. He saw C. N. Medley just be
Rev. Handsaker a call.
a very large animal, he would have fore leaving St. Louis. He has now
E. P. Mast was down from the been an ugly enemy to small animals gone to see his parents who livo a
North Fork country on Saturday, and fouls, and was doubtless the short distance from that city. Miss
as well as Jack Harmon, Web Mast chap which killed Mr. Oeverez’s fine Florence Rosa will be home in a few
and John Shuck. They got started goat not long since.
days, while F. L. Lowe returned a
home just in time to get the benefit?)
Miss Lily Way, of this ci‘ y, went few days ago.
of the rain, which came up that af to Myrtle Point yesterday and will
Mrs. E. H. Beyers, of Sumner,
ternoon with quite a wintery appear take charge of the central office of
accomaoied by her daughter, Mrs.
ance.
our telephone system at that place. Frank Black, and her little grand
Have you tried Amethyst double Miss Way is an obliging and effi daughter, Luta Boutell, of MorgaD
enameled ware at T' H. Mehl & cient operator and Myrtle Point
Hill, Cal., oame over from Sumner
Co’s.
does well to gain her services. The one day last week and visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moomaw, of health of W. R. Toy is such that he friends in town. The H erald was
Arago, returned Saturday from their has been obliged to give up the of favored by a call. They were ac
trip to Portland, whither they had fice, of which we are exceedingly companied home by Miss May
gone to market Mr. Moomaw’s crop sorry. Mr. an I Mrs. Toy have Boyrie and Mra. Alf. JohnsoD, who
of hops. They returned by the handled that office in an exceedingly returned the next day.
Breakwater, having made San Fran- satisfactory manner ever since its
Albert and J. E. Myers, of Nor
establishment.
ciRCo a visit in their rounds.
way, were in town Saturday. Al
bert returned the Sunday previous
from a sojourn in eastern Oregon
since June. He reports everything
as flourishing in that part of the
state. The farmers raised big crops
and are getting good prices. He
informs us that our friend, Theodore
T. Land, of Helix has been in bad
health this season, of which bis
many friends and acquaintances in
this section will regret to learn. He
ia suffering from hay fever and
throat trouble.
ATTENTION!
MOHAWK INDIAN AH-WA-GO,
Notice of Final Settlement.
THU OKEAT INDIA*
Notice is hereby given that ths under
signed has filed bis final account in the
matter of the partnership estate of W .
H. Erdice, deceased, and that the
county court has set Thursday, the 17th
day of November, 1904, as the day for
hearing objections to said final account
and the settlement of said estate.
Dated October 17, 1904.
Liver, Kidney and B lood
YOU know our goods!
YOU know the methods of our business!
YOU know our prices!
YOU know that we carry the best of
Medicine,
Cures Rheumatism, Dys|>epsia, Indi
gestion, Nervousness,, Loss of Sleep,
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of
the Heart, Constipation and all Diseases
of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Price $1 per package.
S. M. N08LEK,
For Sale only by
MBS. LINA JOHNSON,
Administrator of the partnership estate
Agent for Coquille, Oregon. of W . H. Erdice, deceased.
W . H. M H N S E L L ,
everything! In fact
General Drayman
YOU know that we try and do give
W ILL M EET ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Satisfaction.
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
Kerr & Co.
Leave orders
at
Little's Stable.
3IMP80N l ROWAN,
Sole Agent for
Riverton and Peart’s Coals
The Russell Pharmacy
M a in St. Coquille.
BOOT AN D SH O E REPAIRING,
Coquille, Oregon.
Dr. Geo. Russell,
All work done in up-to-date style and guaranteed
first c'ass.
Jw w w w w w w w w w w w S
£aaszaszffsszszas2sz
Get your order in for a
Winter Suit
I have room on my book
for only twelve more
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Dealer in Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods.
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Regular services next Lord’s Day
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
school at 10 a. m ; Christian En
deavor at 6 :3 0 p. m.
The Berean club meets at the
minister’s home Thursday.
The revival closed with the re
ception to new members and friends
on Monday eveuing. The services
were well attended through all the
five weeks, and twenty-three per
sons came forward to identify them
selves with the church. A very
pleasant feature of the revival was
the hearty feliowahip and co-opera
tion of Christians of other churches.
T. J. Thrift, our assessor, started
for Los Angeles on Saturday, where
he goes to see his parents. He has
not seen them since they moved to
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George Gilkey, of Oklahoma, who that place several years ago.
has been here for several weeks
visiting bis brother, Oliver, started
last week for his home, however, he
may remain in Myrtle Point for a
while.
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O. S. Coleman, of Grnvol Ford,
was down yesterday for windows
and doors for the new dormitory
at the Gravel Ford academy. This
institution iH doing a geod business,
there being a good attendance for
this reason of the year.
W. C. Rose and R ub Johnson
went to Laugloi, Saturday and en
joyed a little hunt. He succeeded
in bagging 5 geese and fifteen
ducks, and a fine large while swan.
This is a beautiful bird, measuring
about six feet They want to get it
mounted.
Thomas Merins, who is out this
way from the cast looking for a
suitable location, has taken charge
of the office and books of the Co
quille Coal A Lumber company at
this city, he being an expert ac
countant. He likes the lcoks of
our town very much.
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Clothing
Hats,
Strang’s Store,
IN
aud
Shirts,
Blankets,
W . O. W . B U IL D IN G .
Shoes.
Apples, GROCERIES,
and
Pears.
C oquille ,
O regon .
The latest in
MILLINERY
at Mrs. G. I«. Moon’s
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You will find the latest in spring and summer Millinerg-
at mg store
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order.
M r s . C . IV T o o n
Sanford’s Bargains
B. C. Shull, of South Fork, was
ESTATE.
in town yesterday to file bis final REAL
account as administrator of the es
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tate of John Mast, deceased. He
Six fine l°ts* beat location, at the
was accompanied by Orvil Dodge, $ ■ 7 5
redicnloualy low price o f $75 each
For twenty days only.
of Myrtle Point.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Boots
Our School Entertainment
Also a com-
plete line of Seasonable Millinery.
Caps,
A very interesting and pleasing
entertainment was given in this city
on Saturday night by Prof. Davis
and his able corps of assistants aid
ed by several of our townspeople,
for the benefi of our school’s library
fund.
The Masonic hall was filled
with highly pleased people, and the
fund was increased by a consider
able amount.
The comedy “ Sierra” was present
ed in a very creditable manner, be
sides a program of well-selected in
strumental numbers which were well
rendered.
After the program the baskets
were sold, our townsman J. J. Stan
ley being the auctioneer.
This
tended to
enlivm
the even
ing’s enjoyment, and helped mate
rially to swell the receipts, which
amounted to upwards of $80, which
will be the means of adding many
new and valuable volumes to the
library.
Pharmacist
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BERTHA
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suits before the Holidays.
FRED SLAGLE,
Coquille, Oregon.
Rex P. Russell,
Proprietor
FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR.
The Highest Quality
That Can Be Put on the Block!
$9000
The beat hotel propoaition in
Southern Oregon, Growing town.
Doing a fine business.
$2000
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Fine farm of 21 acres near Co-
qnille.
All bottom, good im
provements,
$ 900
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Honse and two fine lota in good
location.
$ 800
Good honae, barn and four lot*
in fine location.
$2750
Furniture and box factory,
thriving to*n in western Oregon,
good machinery, good location
and doing a good business, This
is a bargain.
$ 500
Honse and one lot near bosi-
nesa, rents for $5 per month.
Any reasonable offer gets this
property.
FR O N T ST.
$1500
$1100
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Nioe small place of K acres near
town, well improved, 4 sores fall
bearing orchard, balanoe pastorc
and meadow. Oood eyoporator.
This is a good investmsnt.
Fine small place o f 14 acres
near town, fair buildings.
E. 8. DEAN,
President.
$ 400
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$ 500
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Two o f the beat residence lots
in the city.
A residence property that is?dirt
cheap.
Coquille Valley Packing Com pany
$ 100
Two corner bottom lots.
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C O Q U ILLE
D. H. JOHNSON,
E. F. DAVENPORT,
Vice President.
Secretary
(Successors to Johnson, Dean & Co.)
$ 260 Two fine lots near the school-
Capital $10,000.
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J. W. Clinton, the logger, was in $ 300 Two lota nicely located.
Principal place of business
town yesterday. He tells us that he
92800 A fine corner bnsiness property
has engaged h’s logs to L. J. Simp
It is impossible to dencriberay list in this
son, of North Bend. One raft has o ln m n . If yon are looking for a good
A general packing business carried on. The best meats
been scaled and shipped and be bus pieoe of property at a reasonable price, (
the country can produce always on band. Highest cash
two more large ones ready to go in can certainly sail yon.
price paid for beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc.
Remerubei, I rent houses and farms aud
to the boom. Mr. Clinton lost a do all kinds o f agency business. Come in
BOARD OF UIRECTORS:
good ox from bis team last Friday and see me before baying. I can save yon
by the animal getting one of its legs DOLLAR».
A. DAVENPORT,
\VM. SLINOSBY,
E. 8. DEAN
O. C. HANFORD,
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D. H. JOHNSON.
fB. E. DAVENPORT-
broken.
Coquille, Oregon.
Myrtle Point,
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