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LOCAL N E W S.
Tresspass notices at this offiee.
W W. Gage returned Irom a trip
Johnny Decker was up from the to the bay side on Saturday.
ranch yesterday.
The steamer Elizabeth arrived in
D. Urqul art was up from River­ the river Saturday afternoon.
ton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Terres were up from
Mrs. Capt. Snyder made Bandon their place Saturday and Sunday,
a visit the last of ths week.
George Laingor was down from
W. A . Custer was down from the the Point yesterday shaking hands
with friends.
Fishtrap country yesterday
Dick Hay ter returned Saturday
See the iiew ad of Mrs. Davis’
from a visit to the bay.
restaurant.
B U SIN E SS NOTICES.
Apple boxes at Johnson’s mill.
Burt McDuffec, the lower river
F. W. Barker was up from River­
Apple boxes for sale by J G Fish.
rancher, was up to town Saturday ton yesterday.
Five bars Napthol Soap 25c at Lor-
business.
The Riverton mill is closed down
Mr. Jacobson, the furniture man, for the present.
Scliool books at Knowlton’ s Drug
Store.
had business over from North Bend
Little Howard Pike has been ill
Give J. G. Fish your orders for apple
the last of the week.
for several days, but is up again.
DON’T WORRY!
We're here to stay.
We belieue in progress.
boxes.
Hermann Larsen, a prominent
For a nice meal at any time of
New Goods arriving every day at W. T.
Coos hay farmer, spent two or three day, call on Mrs. Davis, at the old Kerr & Co.’s.
Orders for apple boxes filled prompt­
Cut glass, finest Austrian flint glass days in town last week.
Burton stand.
A. M. Welch, of Lampa Creek,
ami select China at T H Mehl & Co’ s.
had business in Coquille yesterday.
L. P. Maury is up from the Aber­
J. L. Kronenberg, manager of the
deen
mill, that institution having
Frank Mulkey has come over
Parkersburg mill, returned from the
temporarily shut down
from the bay and joined the family bay yesterday.
here,
The tug Trimph has gone from
Bring with you a pail and get home­
Dave Mathers and daughter were made gauer Kraut at M H Hersey’s the Coquille around to the bay for
store
the purpose of going onto the ways
up from the farm near Riverton yes­
W . T. Dement, of Myrtle Point, for repairs, repainting, etc.
terday.
was a passenger to the bay by yes­
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap
Alvin Munck, the Bandon saloon
y to Mrs. K . Holverson, of the Me­
terday’s train.
keeper, returned from a trip to the
lania place.
A nice assortment of high grade China
bay yesterday.
Capt. Colgan, of Marshfield, com­
at M H Hersey’s store just opened and
Henry Clemens, the Parkersburg on display.
The big schooner, C. A. Klose,
dairyman, had business up to this
will finish loading lumber at the
city yesterday.
Riverton mill today or tomorrow.
Mrs. R. H. Mast, of this city,
Finest cut and Austrian glass. Select
male friends at Bandon a short pieces
of China at T H Mehl A Co's.
visit the last of the week.
George Flanagan, the Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Strang, the meat market man, bad business on
merchants, made a ehoit visit with the river the latter part of the week.
friends up the riverrSatuday.
Pillows, pillows, pillows at Mrs
W hite Lily is in town.
The Evening Post, of North Bend,
has suspended publication, putting
out its last issue on Friday of last
week.
W ho is White Lily?
Frank Fish took yesterday’s train
for the bay where he will take a
steamer for San Francisco where he
goes on business.
Moon’ s.
25c up.
All kind of sofa pillows from
L ost — Above
Myrtle Point, a fine
black-and tan hound. Finder will
please notify 1. Nichols, Coquille.
ly at Johnson’ s mill.
When looking for a Christmas present
Fine spruce apple boxes in any quan-
seethe Maghony and Reed Rockers st
ity at JoLnson.s mill.
Coquille Furniture Co.
David Fulton still has a nice lot
James A. Price and B. A. Price, of Mrs
choice plants for sale.
For Reed or Wicker Work Chairs for
Mens’ boys’ and children’s clothing,
Christmas presents, call on Coquille cheapest in town, at Lorenz’s.
Furniture Company.
A full line of Reed or Wooden Rock­
ers at Coquille Furniture store.
mander of the W. O. W. drill team
Myrtle Point Items.
spent two or thre days in town late­
ly with the “ Neighbors” of this
Last evening the young ladies of
city, and went to Myrtle Point yes­ M. P. entertained the gentlemen at
terday.
a leap year party at the opera house
Lee Curry who has been em­ The lady managers had worked hard
ployed at North Bend for some and everything was done to make
time, came home the latter part of the dance a success.
About fifty
the week, the mill in which he was couples attended and dancing was
working having shut down.
He indulged in to the music of the
started Saturday afternoon for Cur­ piano and violin. Supper was served
ry to look after some business mat- at the Guerin Hotel, Mrs. Guerin
tors.
herself doing most of the work,
J S Jays has fine Oat Hay for sale. which is always par excellence.
and Rogue river.
A piano for sale on easy terms. Will
take part in trade. Enquire at this
office.
Will Oddy, one of Arago's pros­
perous dairymen, had business in
our city yesterday.
He reports
everything flourishing in his section,
and that his cows are doing nicely in
giving milk— even a little better
than they were in the summer.
Dr J Curtis Snook, dentist, is in
Gardiner on his regular professional
visit, and will remain until further
notice.
E. N. Smith, the Myrtle Point
planing mill man, was in town yes­
terday and went to Bandon on busi­
ness.
He will go to Riverside,
California, in a few days where he
will join his wife and at which
place they will spend the winter.
At a special meeting called for
that purpose last Saturday the
yoters of this district voted a spe­
cial levy of 15 mills on the property
of the district, 10 mills for school
purpose and 5 for building purposes.
This will insure a long term of
school to the great satisfaction of
the pupils and patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. Toy have both been
quite ill. Mrs. Toy is improving,
however, but ,he is still a very sick
When you buy 50 cent’ s worth of em­ man. Miss Elsie Lewellen is work­
broidering silk at Mrs Moon’s ask for ing for them at present'
one of those doilies given with every 50c
purchase of silk.
At the football game here Sunday
“ Gems of Poesy,” published at Norway won, the score being 10 to 0.
$1.50 by the Delhaye Publishing
Co., 556 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.,
Our First Frost.
is a charming collection of 132 pages
On Saturday morning, December
of modern poetry, beautifully and
expensively bound in silk and gold 3rd, Coquille experienced the first
and is especially adapted for pre­ frost of the winter, which made
sentation. Ida Haramarlof, of Gravel itself felt among the tender vegeta­
Ford, is a contributor and her work tion and flowers of our gardens and
is the subject of much favorable yards. Since the first fall rains
everything has grown like spring­
comment.
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time, the grass on the hills and val­
A fresh stock of Groceries at M H Her­
sey’ s store including Olympic, Snow leys being almost like it is in sum­
Flake and Sperry’s flour,also coarse and mer, while roses, daisies, 'pansies
fine Graham flour.
and many other varieties of flowers
Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenburg
have been blooming right along. If
arrived by the Elizabeth from their
some of the people of the eastern
extended visit with their son, Fred,
and middle western states were to
at Alameda, California. Mr. Kron-
make us a visit now theyicould fully
enburg informs us that Fred is a
realize what has been said in the
great sufferer from an injury re­
past as to the mildness of our cli­
ceived some years ago to one of his
mate in comparison with that of
limbs, from which he has been un­
those of those sections. While our
able to get about except on crutches,
roads get deep in places and our
and fears are entertained that he
rains are tedious, it is not hard to
may have to submit to an amputa­
find worse conditions.
tion of the member.
A cheap job is dear at any price. Wr
A C o s tly M is ta k e .
do only first class work.
Send oe
Blunders are sometimes very ex­
bring us your watch work and it will be
done right. W ilson J ewely C o ., “ The pensive. Occasionally life itself is
Reliable Jewelers.”
the price of a mistake, but you’ll
never be wrong if you
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closet.
You can tell a slouchv
woman by her hair; you can tell a
dry goods box statesman by the
patches on his pantaloons. You can
tell the poisonous serpent by the
bluotness of his tail.
But the
easiest thing of all, you can tell the
enterprising merchant by a glance
at the local papers. This is not di­
vine revelation, hut business and
gospel truth.— Mt Pleasant Eagle.
take Dr.
bowel troubles.
They are gentle,
yet thorough. ‘25c, at Knowlton’s
drug store.
Socialist Meeting.
There will be held in this city on
Saturday, December 17, at 10 a. m.
a meeting of the Socialists of Coos
county for the purpose of a more
thorough organization of the party
and such other business as may
M H Hersey is selling out for cash all
his stock of Dry Goods at cost, including properly be brought before the
cotton blankets, sweaters, overalls, meeting. J, D. M y e r s , Chairman.
ladies’ fascinators' underwear both for
gents and ladies, hose, sox, corsets and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Nov. 23rd, at the resi­
dence of the bride’s parents, Lang-
lois, Ore., Mr. James M. Langlois
and Miss Mary Hawkins, Rev. Geo.
Gillespie. Mr. Langlois is a son of
James Langlois, the veteran keeper
of the Cape Blanco Light House,
and a descendant of one of the old­
est pioneer families in Curry county,
and is now a member o f the Life-
Saving crew at Bandon. The bride
ia the daughter of J. H. Hawkins of
Langlois, one of our most intelli­
gent and honorable citizens. The
Tribune wishes the happy pair
peace, happiness and prosperity,—
Tribune.
M
a r r ie d —
Gents ’ Furnishing Goods in Coos
County.
Large stock of Dry Goods, Laces and
all Dress Trimmings at Kerr & Co.’s.
W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb <& Co.’s.
The CcKjuille Valley Packing Co. car­
ries a fine line of Berlin and minced hams.
Our stock is up-to-date.
Inuestigate and be conuinced.
W. T. Kerr Sc Co.
W . H . 7VTANSEL.L.,
W A Goodman will go anywhere in
Coos county to move your house or
barn.
General D raym an
The Coquille Valiev Packing Company
wholesales and retails Bacon, Hams and
Lard and guarantees the quality.
W ILL M E E T A L L B O A TS A N D T R A IN S .
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
MOHAWK INDIAN AH-WA-GQ,
Sole Agent for
Leave orders
lime1» »tabi.. Riverton and Peart’s Coals
The
Russell Pharmacy
M a in
S t. C o q u ille .
AGREEMENT REACHED. Dr. Geo. Russell,
school, has a night school for ad­
vanced pupils who are trying for a
grammar grade certificate. At pres­
ent five are attending. Prof. Wight
has an evening class in stenography.
You can tell a successful farmer
Geo. M. Hite is building boats for sale.
King’s New l i f e Pills for Dyspep­
If you want anything in that line, write by looking at his wife’s fruit in the
sia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or
him at Bandon.
II. Baux, the laundry expert who
with his estimable wife came up
from San Francisco last spring to
assist our enterprising townsmen,
W. H. Lyons and S. M. Nosier, to
get their steam laundry started,
took their departure for Bandon
Saturday where they will take the
steamer Elizabeth for San Francisco.
During their short sojourn in this
city they have made a host of friends
who are exceedingly sorry to see
these good people go away.
The
laundry, which has been in opera­
tion but about six months under the
skillful management of Mr. Baux,
has built op a large and satisfactory
business, far exceeding the expecta­
tions of its proprietors.
see the best line of Ladies’ and
of Humboldt county, Calif., are here
Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the
looking at the country. They are Coquille Valley Packing Co.
If you want to buy a boat, call on or
accompanied by A. A, Handy, late
write Geo. M. Hite at Bandon.
of Minnesota, who is taking a gen
Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’
eral view of the coast.
Furnishing Goods at Lorenz’s.
THE GURAT INDIAN
I have got them. What? Sweet Delivered in town, on the cars or on the
Mr. and Mrs. E. Garratt, who re1
boat at $12 per ton.
Liver, K idney and B lood M edicine,
potatoes and green peppers, Drane, the
J. DeWitt Clinton, who has some cently came up ^from Humboldt
butcher.
Cures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Indi­
county, Cal., will open a photo­
Fred Davis returned the last of fine mines near Gazelle, Calif., re­
gestion, Nervousness,, Loss of Sleep,
graph
gallery
here
in
the
near
fut­
the week from Myrtle creek where turned last week after an absence of
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of
ure, providing a suitable buildiog
he has been assisting the Fish boys a year. He is enjoying a visit with
the Heart, Constipation and all Diseases
of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
his family and many friends of the can be procured.
on the farm.
Have you seen White Lily.
Price $1 per package.
There
is
a
rumor
that
a
new
jew­
North
Fork,
and
on
Saturday
came
To
T
kadk
—Fifteen
head
of
cows
and
Capt. W. A. Sutherland, who has
several head of young cattle for good in to see his daughter, Mrs. Moon, elry store is soon to be established. For Sale only by
been in town for some time with sheep.
MRS. LINA JOHNSON,
our popular milliner.
Listen to tho wedding bells which
his friend, W. F. Lewis, went to
Agent for Coquille,Orego.
A carload of nice cattle passed
Bert Seal, the strawberry man, has a will soon ring here.
Riverton yesteuday on business.
through town from the upper river fine lot of Magoon plants for sale. Call
Mr. Peason, the teacher of the
Ask Geo. A. Robinson about White on Saturday, going to the Flanagan early and get choice plants.
Lily.
fifth and sixth grades in our day
market on the bay.
Mrs. Fannie Dyer, of Bandon,
M H Hersey has just opened a fine
returned Friday from the bay where line
of Christmas Toys, including a large
she had been visiting friends. She stock of dolls.
is spending a few days with Mrs. R.
When you want a pleasant pur­
gative try Chamberlain’s Stomach
E. Buck.
and Liver tablets.
They are easy
Headquarters for Santa Claus Kanc-
to take and produce no nausea,
matz’s Store.
griping or other disagreeable effect.
Alox Snyder returned Thursday For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
from Salem whither ho had gone to
Mrs Moon’ s linen counter contains
place Alfred Haglund, insane, in rare bargains this week. Everything re­
the hands of the authorities of the duced. This counter must be cleared.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Goodman, who
asylum.
A specially tine lot of handkerchiefs started out last summer for an ex­
at Mrs Payne’ s.
tended visit in southern Oregon and
Lex Cope, of the coast below California, returned Saturday, hav­
Bandon. came up from the city last ing come up on the Elizabeth.
week, arriving here yesterday.
He While they hnye enjoyed the trip a
has graduated in his studies and is great deal and had a good time
generally, they are glad enough to
a bright looking young man.
They
Call on P. E. Drane for green peppe rs get back to old Coos again.
and vweet potatoes.
left their son, George, in San Fran­
C. Timmons, the cannery man, cisco.
passed through from Bandon on his
A fire line of the latest in dress goods
way to Astoria with his crew of is Being received at Mrs Payne’ s store
on Front street.
Chinamen.
Mr. Timmons informs
N. C. Medley, our jolly black­
us that he has put up 7675 caseB of
smith, returned on the Elizabeth.
prime salmon this year.
He had been to the St. Louis fair
Facinators, shawls, misses’ caps, rub­
and to visit his aged parents who
bers and unbrellas at J. 8. Kanematz’s.
live only a short distance from St.
All school districts expecting to
Louis. He informs us that the Ore­
levy special taxes for any purpose
gon exhibit at the fair fell short of
must notify the county clerk of the
what it should have been, and that
fact before January 1st, otherwise it
of Coos county was not worth men­
will be too late to be included with
tioning at all.
As a matter of
the regular assessment.
course, the time in which the Push
For good meals, splendid rooms and
bath, go to Mrs Sugg’ s boarding house. Club had to work was so short that
J, G. Angus, of the Pacific Cold they gave up the St. Louis fair and
Storage Co., of Tacoma, was in Co­ saved their money to put in on the
quille yesterday.
Mr. Angus will Lowis and Claik exposition, but it
again be prepared to take care of all does seem that Oregon should have
the steelhead salmon which can be had a better exhibit than Mr. Mod-
taken from the Coquille, Coos bay ley informs us it had.
If you don't belieue it drop in and
The Anti’s and Prohi’s
Agree
That the nicest line of Holiday
Goods and the best vilues for the
money in Toilet and Manicure Sets,
Albums, Vases, Pictures, Celluloid
Novelties, Books, Games, Etc. is at
K n ow lton’s Drug Store.
Sawmill Wanted.
Regular services next Sunday
morning and evening.
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fMOO will buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch
in Southern Cooe, with plenty of ontly
ing Government land. 1 . J. 8 t a m . i t ,
Davis' Restaurant
A t th e o ld B u rton S tand.
MRS. W . W . DAVIS, Prop.
Newly established. Euerything neat ana up-to-day in euery
respect. Meals at all hours,
COQUILLE OREGON.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Sanford's Bargains
—
REAL
in
$2800
$2750
ESTATE.
^ ^ne oorner business property
Fnrnitnre and box factory,
thriving to&n in western Oregon,
good machinery, good loention
and doing a good business, This
is a bargain.
$1G00 Fine small farm of 30 acres on
■ i river bank, 12 acres cleared, just
what yon want.
$1500 Nice «mall plaoe of 8 acres near
town, well improved, 4 acres full
bearing orchard, balance pastaro
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
This is a good investment.
$ 900
House and two flno lots in good
——
loention.
$ 800 Good house, barn and four lots
"
in fine location.
$ 800 Corner business property. Better
■" ■
investigate this now.
$ 750 A hill ranch on Fishtrap of 150
i acres, 4 acres cultivated, 40 acres
in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young
fruit trees, about 800,000 feet fine cedar
timber. This is a genuine bargain.
$ 500 A residence property that is dirt
cheap.
$ 400 Two of the best residence lots
■ in —
in the city.
$ 300 Two lots nicely located.
Two fine lots near the school-
house.
The best residence lot in Coquille.
Installment plan.
Two corner bottom lots.
$ 75
L— -
K I L L th . c o u c h
CURE T H I LUNGS
and
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
WITH
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S tr a n g ’s
/ T o h s u ia p t io m
FOR y ™ ; * -
Store,
IN
—
$ 260
'
$ 200
%
$ 100
I Clothing
—
$11 500 This amount o f fine property,
.... . . — including two fine residences
and 10-acre orange grove in Pomona, Cal.,
to exchange for good stock ranch.
off. Hundreds of people use the j
remedy in this way with perfect
success. For sale by R. S. K now l-.
ton.
Preparations are being made for
the usual Christmas entertainment.
Pharmacist
Special inducements will be made FRONT STREET
by J. D. Myres of Matt Rink creek,
to anyone wishing a site for a port­
able sawmill. Everything neces­
sary right at hand for a business of
this kind.
Six fine lots, best location, at the
ridiculously low price of $75 each
For twenty days only.
It is impossible to describe my list in this
olnm n. If you are looking for a good
piece of property at a reasonable price, I
I l l l l l m i , ( '» H r P r r y r u l r c l .
can certainly snit you.
Take a double dose of Chamber-; Keroembei, I rent houses and farms,
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea make loans and do all kinds of agency
business. Come in and see me before buy­
Remedy as soon as the first indica­ ing. I can save yon DOLLARS.»
O. C. SANFORD,
tion of the disease appears and a K
Coquille, Oregon.
threatened attack may be warded
Christian Church Notes.
Rex P. R ussell,
Proprietor
Prit*
50c M 1 . 0 0
Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
T H R O A T and LU H Q TR O U B -
L X 8, or H O N E Y BACK.
(shirts,
I Blankets,
W . O. W . B U ILD IN G .
and
Comforts.
Apples, GROCERIES,
C o q u il l e ,
Pears.
O regon .
T h e la t e s t in
MILLINERY
a t M r s . G. L . M o o n ’ s
__ _
You will find the latest in fall
and winte Millinery-
at my store
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods In General,
ing done to order.
Stamp
Mrs. C. Moon
FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OR.
The Highest Quality
That Can Be Put on the Block!
That’« the claim that ae make about our Meate.
The Meet Truit hie advanced the prlcei, but »a do-
mend thnt tho quality he adveneed tine.
Our prlcei nro not of tho Truit order, olthoufh tho
quality In of the very bait. A trial a II oonvineo you.
We nubntantlato eyory atntnment that me make.
Our S a u ia it la mada by in an,art.
P. E . D R Ä N E .
F R O N T S T.
C O Q U IL L E
Notice.
Cattle for Sheep.
Notice is hereby given that my
Will trade a fine lot of cows and
wife, Irene Smalley, has left my
bed and board and therefore I will several head of young etook for
not be responsible for any debts she sheep. Inquire of J. D. Myers, on
Rinek xreek. Address CoqaiUs.
msy eootract,
Davin S mali . et .