LOCAL N E W S.
C. I. Green wan up from Lumps
creek Tuesday!
D avid R
T o y P a sse s A w a y .
Max Lantz, of the bay side, spent
a day or so in town this week.
B U S IN E S S N O T IC E S .
DON’T WORRY!
Five liars Naptliol Soap 25c at Lor­
David R. Toy, one of Myrtle
C. C. Carter, the Etelka logger, enz's.
Point’s
most
prominent
citizens
made a trip to the bay Tuesday.
M. F. /.urnwait was dowu from
School Iiooks at Knowlton’ s Drug
passed away at 1:45 on Tuesday
Have you seen White Lily.
We're here to stay.
the ranoh Tuesday.
P. C. Lever, of the Coast Mail, Store.
morning at his home in that city, made us a pleasant visit yesterday.
Lunch Fruits tit Drnno's.
Give
J.
G.
Fish
your
orders
for
apple
Cleofus Perfumes at the Russell Phar­
1)0X68.
surrounded by many faithful friends
Ask (loo. A. Kohinsou about White macy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, of the
Lily.
Hats at your own price at Mrs. Pavno’ s
We believe in progress.
Mrs. B. Pomeroy was up to town and attended by a loving and ever Fairview section, wore in town yes- store.
W. E. Neelty was in from Fair
watchful
wife
who
was
by
his
side
New Goods arriving every day at W. T.
Tuesday doing some shopping.
terdao.
view Tuesday.
Kerr & Co.’ s.
The funeral
Lunch chicken, lunch veal)and loaf can­ till life was extinct.
If you don't believe it drop in ond
Miss Jennie Curren returned from
Mrs David Fulton still has a nice lot
Fifty pairs of gloves at cost, at Mrs ned meats at Urane's,
took place on the arrival of the
of choice plants for sale,
Portland
Wednesday
to
take
Christ­
Moon’ B.
Mrs. D. Morgan was down from train Wednesday, being largely at
see the best line of Ladies’ and
Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the
E. M. Blackerbv, of Bandon, had the farm on Fislitrnp Tuesday.
tended, every business house in the mas vacation.
Coquille Valley Packing Co.
business in town Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Reed, of North Dakota,
Finest cut anil Austrian glass. Select town having closed
its doors
Gentsf Furnishing Goods in Coos
Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’
W. U. Douglas, of Marshfield, bad pieces of China a tT H Mehl A Co’s.
through respect to their departed is making her uncle, C. 1- Green, of Furnishing Goods at Lorenz’s.
Capt. Wilcox, of McKinley, was friend. Management of the services Lampa Creek, a pleasant visit.
Mens’ boys’ and children’s clothing,
County.
business at the county seat Tuesday
cheapest in town, at Lorenz’s.
in
town
yesterday
purchasing
some
were turned over to the printers,
Mrs. J. F. Schroeder, of this city,
Headquarters for Santa Claus—Kane
VV. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils
matz’ s Store.
Christmas presents.
Mr Toy being a life-long printer, returned on Tuesday from a visit and Varnishes at J. A. Lamli & C o.’s.
Our stoch is up-to-Jate.
Mrs. Emma Smith and son, Will,
Now is the time to get a hat at Mrs. which profession had an intense with friends in Humboldt county,
W A Goodman will go anywhere in
Coos
county
to
move
your
house
or
Moon’s.
Hats
from
50
cents
up.
moved from Fislitrnp to Uandon
fascination for him. The following California.
barn.
Regular services at the M. E. named, all of whom are printers,
this week.
Investigate and be convinced.
Manager Chandler of the railroad
To T r a de —Fifteen head of cows and
A specially fine lot of handkerchiefs church Sunday, morning and eve­ were pallbares: J. C. Roberts, E. C. and Beaver Hill mine, was oyer several head of young cattle for good
at Mrs Pnyne’ B.
sheep.
ning.
Roberts, Will Dietz and L. J. Rob­ Tuesday looking after the interests
E. M. Kay, of near Riverton, went
Christmas exercises and the M. E. erts, of Myrtle Point, and C. O. of the company.
to the bay Tuesday and returned
church Monday eveuing.
All are Dryden and D. F. Dean, of Coquille
Capt. Bright, of the steamer J.
yesterday.
cordially invited to participate.
City.
Rev. Brownrig, of Myrtle
Warren, which is now making reg­
Full line of Toilet Preparations at the
Mrs. Harry Lockwood was up Point, preached the funeral sermon, ular trips uj) the North Fork, had
Russell Pharmacy.
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from
Parkersburg
doing some and D. F. Dean read the following business in town on Tueaday.
Chief Engineer Gurley Boak is
brief biography of his life:
REAI. ESTATE.
Everything for luncheons at Drane’*.
now at the throttle of the Dispatch, Christmas shopping on Tuesday.
David R. Toy was born in Al­
Bargains in thin silks at Mrs. Moon’s.
T. F. Lewis having resigned.
Roy Clark, son of T. W. Clark,
giers, Louisiana in, 1860,
When a
Just the thing for evening gowns.
the North Bend woolen mill man, $11,500 This amount o f fine property,
Cut gilts», finest Austrian tlint glass
"
including two fine residences
small
boy
he
moved
with
his
father's
and select China at T II Meld & Co’s.
B ony—To Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
passed through this city Tuesday, and 10-acre orange grove in Pomona, Cal.,
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
family
to
New
Orleans,
where
he
to
exchange
for good stock ranoh.
Snook,
at
the
home
of
the
latter’s
A report is circulating on our
en route to his old home at Oregon
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
<12800 ^ fine oorner business property
streots to the effect that two men parents, near Sonora, California, began his business career as a news­ City.
boy
and
set
his
first
type
at
the
age
$2750
Furniture
and
box
factory,
were seriously or fatally injured at Dec. 16, 1904, a nine-pound daugh­
Grent bargains iu Ladies’ Hats and
thriving toAvn in western Oregon,
of seven years.
He worked either Shirt
Sole Agent for
ter. All doing well.
Waists at Mrs. Payne’ s.
the Beaver Hill mine yesterday.
good machinery, good location
Leave orders
and doing a good business. This
as
newsboy
or
in
the
printing
office
W. W. Gatchell, one of Myrtle
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap-
For good meals, splendid rooms and
is a bargain.
hath, go to Mrs Sugg’s boarding house. plv to Mrs. K. Holverson.of the Mc- until he waB 15 years of age. At Point’s prominent business men, re­ $1000 Fine small farm o f 30 nores on L i t t l e ’ s s t n h i,..
4u! ams place.
river
the age of 14 his father died leav­ turned Tuesday from a business trip what you want. bank, 12 acres cleared, just
Mr. and Mrs. MaDley Barklow, of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schroeler, ing him the only support of his
to San Francisco where he had gone $1500 Nice small place o f 8 acres near A S p ecialty o f Peifumes
Myrtle Point, went to Bandon Tues­
Night call b y pressing the button
town, well improved, 4 acres full
who have been to California to visit mother. When he was 15 he en­
bearing orchard, balance pasture
to select goods for his store.
day, where they will visit a few
and T on ic Preparations.
at the right of the d oor.
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
Mrs. Schroeder’s parents, Mr. and listed in the U. S. Navy as an ap­
days with Mrs. B’s father, David
A good Winchester Rifle for sale
This is a good investment.
Mrs. Jas. Dunlap, of Y olo county, prentice boy. He was honorably cheap. Inquire at this office.
House and two fine lots in good
Stone.
location.
returned home yesterday. They re­ discharged after three years of ser­
When you want a pleasant pur­
Facinators, shawls, misses’ caps, rub­
Good house, barn and four lots
port
having
had
an
exceedingly
gative
try
Chamberlain’s
Stomach
vice. While in the navy he visited
bers and unbrellas at J. S. Kaneinatz’s.
in fine location.
They are easy
Corner business property. Better
pleasant tiip.
many foreign ports.
After his dis- and Liver tablets
Earl Goodman, the efficient clerk
investigate this now.
to take and produce no nausea,
M a i n S t . C o c x u ille .
fire line of the latest in dress goods chaige he resumed his former oc­
A hill ranoh on Fishtrap of 150
of Ed Backleff, of Langlois, re­ is A
griping or other disagreeable effect.
Being received at Mrs l’ ayne’ s store
acres, 4 acres cultivated, 40 acres
cupation as a printer in New Or­ For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
turned from a business trip to San on Front street.
in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young
fruit trees, about 300,000 feet fine cedar
Francisco by the Kilhurn, passing
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Black, of leans.
For great bnrgaina in Ladies’ Hats and timber. This is a genuine bargain.
At
the
age
of
19
he
left
his
boy­
Shirt
W
aistacall
on
Mrs.
Payne.
through this place on Tuesday.
Proprietor
Pharmacist
8 500 A residence property that is dirt
Myrtle Point, came down Wednes­
oheap.
Miss Edna Lorenz arrived from
(ieo. M. Hite is building boats for sale. day and secured a house for future hood home and went to St. Louts,
Two
of
the
best
residence
lots
Mo., where he worked at his trade. her extended visit in California $ 400 in the city.
If you want anything in that line, write
residence in this city.
We are
him at Uandon.
He
traveled through the middle yesterday.
She informs us that * 300 Two lots nicely located.
Chas. Stidham was a passenger pleased to have these good people states and finally drifted west to her father and Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
fine lots noar the school-
from Marshfield to this city by locate with us and extend to them a Portland, Ore., in 1882 or 1883. Norton, at Redding, are all enjoy­ $ 260 Two
house.
The
best
residenoe lot in Coquillo.
Tuesday train. In this city he met hearty welcome.
$ 200
While there, in 1883, he met Miss ing good health.
Installment plan.
.1 S Jays lias fine Oat Hay for sale,
A t the old Burton Stand.
his old friends, J. J. Stanley and J.
Delivered in town, on the cars or on the Miriam Sherwood, to whom he was
That 50o counter at Mrs. M oon’s holds 8 100 Two corner bottom lots.
S. Lawrence. He went down the boat at $12 per ton.
marriod on March 4, 1884, in Hills­ many, many things both useful and orna­
MRS. W . W . DAVIS, Prop.
mental for Xmas gifts.
Six fine lots, best location, at the
$ 75
river the same day, returning yes­
Captain W. E. Rackleff, of Myr­ boro, a small place near Portland.
r idioulously low price of $75 each
U.
L.
Gray,
the
artist,
is
getting
For twenty days only.
terday .
tle Point, returned yesterday from After this they resided in Portland
It is impossible to describe my list in this Neiuiy established.
along nicely with the painting of
Everything neat ana up-to-day in every
He was ad man on
Bert Seal, the straw berry man, lias a an extended visit to his old stamp­ for two years.
the scenery for the Masonic hall. CDlumn. I f you are looking for a good
fine lot of Magoon plants for sale. Call ing grounds in Maine and New
the
Northwest
News
when
that
respect.
Meals at all hours,
piece
o
f
property
at
a
reasonable
price,
I
early and get choice p lants.
York. The Captain is looking well paper was the leading paper of This is certainly a fine lot of scenery, can certainly suit you.
Kemembet, I rent hooses and farms,
We learn that an accidental shoot­ and says he had a very pleasant
the prettiest this city has ever had,
COQUILLE OREGON .
Portland. Before leaving Portland
make loans and do all kinds o f agency FRONT STREET
ing occurred on Coos river Wednes­ visit with old friends.
and Mr. Gray says, the finest in business. Come in aud see me before buy­
he also worked on the Morning Or­
ing. I can save you DOLLARS.*
the county. It will be done by the
day, the particulars of which we are
O. C. 8ANFOHD,
The most complete line of Reiger’ s egonian and in Palmer & Rev’s type
Coquille, Oregon.
unable to get, hut understand that California Perfumes—those that will
last of the week.
foundry.
a lady was shot in the back by her last—at the Russell Pharmacy.
In 1886 the family moved to Ta­
F. D. Vance, of Port Orford, has
son, the charge beiug bird shot.
coma. They lived on Puget Sound
joined
his
friend,
Wm.
Cox,
who
is
$800 will buy a 200-acre Stock Ranch
for five years, he working at
- cE3G =r'
in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly visiting in this city.
Mr. Vance is
Tacoma aud Seattle.
During that
ing Government land. J. J. S tani . ry .
very much pleased with the appear­
Hats,
time he worked on the Tacomn
Clothing
The new and fast steamer F. A. ance of our city, and may conclude
Ledger while that paper sent George
Kilburu will sail for San Francisco to locate with us, which we hope he
Caps,
Shirts,
Francis Train on his record-break­
via Eureka, Monday, Doc. 26th, may.
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ing trip around the world. He also
Boots
Blankets,
upon arrival of the train from Co-
Hind’ s Honey and Almond Cream,
published and printed “ Train’s
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quille. For freight or passage ap­ the finest preparation for the face on
Everything neat and up-to-date in every
and
and
Round-World Educator.”
It was Newly established.
ply to Heurv Sengstncken, agent, earth, at the Russell Pharmacy.
while he was working there that the
Shoes.
respect. Meals at all hours, day or night.
Comforts.
There is a fine opportunity for a
Marshfield.
Ledger had the bitter fight trying
young
lady
to
work
for
her
room
Having renovated their mill at Ban­
to close up Morgan’s gambling den FRONT STREET,
COQUILLE, OREGON.
croft, Fsh Bros are now prepared to and hoard in a pleasant home, and
which it finally succeeded in doing,
furnish the public the best grades of
also
enjov
the
advantages
offered
by
lumber, having employed experienced
but not until after the office had
Albany College.
Thus she" would
hands.
C o q u il l e ,
O regon .
been set on fire and other dangers
Chas. Moorasw, the tonsorial have only a tuition of $25.00 to pay threatened.
artist, opened up his new parlor for the remained of this year.
While in the nayy he contracted
A cheap job is dear at a n y price. Wr
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Moomaw
do o n l y first class work.
Send oe bronchitis, which disease gradually
requires no introduction to our bring us your watch work anil it will be
gained on him ns the years rolled by
D ealers in
people, having been in business in done right. W ilson J rw k i . y C o ., “ The
until he was obliged to leave Puget
Reliable Jewelers.”
this city on former occasions.
His
W. H. Gambler received word to­ Sound in quest of hoalth. During
place of business is in the Leneve
the last 16 months of their stay in
building, opposite Hotel Coquille, day from the San Francisco firm of
Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Toy had the
Webster
<
fc
Dubar,
to
whom
he
re­
where he will be pleased to meet
misfortune to lose all their children,
cently
shipped
200
sacks
of
potatoes’
his many old customers as well is
that this shipment brought 15c per five in number. After that they
new ones.
cwt, above the highest market price, drifted East, Mr. Toy working at
Th gentlemen of Coquille and sur­
his trade between attacks of sick­
rounding country are specially invited the firm saying they were the best
J- G- Fish A Son,
in to see W T Kerr & Co’ s fine line of packed and most uniform size of ness.
Overcoats as the winter approaches.
C oqui le ,
r MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
The following is a list of some of F r o n t S t .,
any
shipment
they
had
ever
re­
Prices afe always right at Kerr’ s.
the leading papers on which he
ceived tVcm Coos Bay. —Mail.
Cahinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
B. F. Lawrence, for somfe time
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
We would be pleased to have you try a worked: Colorado Sun, Denver R e­
holding the position as telegraph sack o f White Lily, our new flour. This is publican, St. Louis Globe-Demo­
prompt Attention.
old established brand in Portland. Han
editor on the Oregonian at Portland an
Francisco and Hound cities. A trial is all crat, Pittsburg Dispatch, Ohio State
has resigned that position to accept we aRk. We are sure you will be pleased Journal and Pittsburg Press.
and will always call for "W hite Lily” in
one on the staff of the Star, pub­ the future. Gao. A . R orinson .
Ten years ago they came back to
lished at Indianapolis, Indiana, for
J. F. Lever, of Eureka, California, Oregon. One year later they came
Mrs. M. Nosier,
which place he started last Tuesday. passed through this city Tuesday to Coos county.
They resided the
Mrs. Lawrence will remain in Port­ having came up on the Kilburn. first year at Rowland Prairie, the
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land for the purpose of continuing Mr. Lever is the expert woolen mill second in Coquille, and since then
treatment for her health for another man who has come to place the they have resided in Myrtle Point,
month or so when she will come to machinery in Bandon’s now mill. conducting a small business. Five
Coquille and spend the balance of This is Mr. Lever's first trip to Coos years ago he was appointed tele­
A CH O ICE L IN E OF
the winter with her parents, Mr. county, and informs us that he is phone agent, which position he held
and Mrs. P. E. Drane, before going weil pleased with the looks of the until his health, from a complies-
country so far as he has seen.
to her new home in the East.
of diseases, entirely failed him. He
j has been a great sufferer for many
| years and very patient. His father
and four brothers were all printers.
He has two brothers and two sisters
Everything found in a first-class Grocery. Prices the lowest
j still living.
A t the time of his death be was
consistent with good goods.
j 44 years, 5 months and 13 days of
F R O N T ST .
C O Q U IL L E
age.
Mrs. Toy, who is weak and nerv­
Notice.
Cattle for Sheep.
ous from her long scige of anxiety
General Draying, Transfering and Delivering.
Notice is hereby given that my
and worry, has many dear friends
Will trade a fine lot of cow* and
wife, Irene Smalley, has left my
upon whom she may depend for
O rders for W ood Prom ptly
filled.
,
,
..
,
.
..
,
T
...
several
head of young stock for
r
’
bed and board and therefore I wdl
sympathy and any assistance human
.
. _ _ _
. . .
not be responsible for sny debts she sheep. Inquire of J. D. Myers, on
lmnda may render.
Leave all orders
at P. E. D r a n e s Meat Market,may contract.
D attd 8 ma ,. let
Rinrk creek. Address Coquille.
White Lily U in town.
W ho in White Lily?
Tresspass notices at this otfiee.
W. T Kerr
s
S
W. H. MKNSELL,
General Drayman
Riverton and Peart’s Coals
in* Russell Pharmacy
Dr. (ieo. Russell,
Rex P. Russell,
Davis' Restaurant
The City Resìaurant
FRANK W ILSO N , Prop.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
I
Strang’s Store,
Apples, GROCERIES,
Pears.
Deain & Morgan
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Bacon, Hams,
Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables, Tur-
Goquille Furniture
and BOX FA C T O R Y
keys and Game in season.
O .
The New Store,
Drane’s Store,
gijHas a complete H oliday line of^
China and Glassw are, F an cy
FcWCy
S tap le
Candies, etc. Call and in­
s p e c t stock before buying goods. Syrup, Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
311(1
Groceries.
We
carry a
full line of
J. B. POINTER,
Coquille, Oregon.
Flour *xncl Feed.
Co.