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LOCAL N E W S .
School opens today after the holi-
Chas. Fohy, of Bullards, was in
day vacation.
town yesterday.
Win. Kay was up to this city
Jesse Taylor, of the lower river
The commissioners will open
yesterday.
was among Coquille’s visitors yes- court tomorrow.
Stick to the good resolutions terday.
D. H. Prewett, of Parkersburg,
made Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Mingus, of Marshfield, was in town yesterday on business.
Nile Mi 1er was down iroru Fish- made Coquille a betweea-trains
Supt. Kronenburg of the Parkers
visit yesterday.
trap yesterday.
burg mill, bad business in town yes
Sunday was tho first day of the
year, of the month and of the year.
I. n nr h Fruits utDrnno’a.
Mrs. J. A. Jacobson returned
yesterday from a visit at North
Bend.
B orn . —In Marsbfiold, Dec. 27, terday.
1004- to the wife of Billy Head
A number of severe cases of grip
Smith, a daughter.
and pneumonia are reported at
Miss Mabel Dean went up to Marshfield.
Hall’s creek Sunday to visit with
David Stone, of Bandon, was up
Mrs. Albert Miller.
to this city and spent New Year’s
Hats at your own priceat Mrs.Payne’s.
Rev. B. B. Paul, of Hall’s creek, with relatives.
George Belloni, the dairyman, made our office a pleasant call yes
Mrs. John Kronenberg, of Park
returned from a business trip to the terday afternoon while in town.
ersburg, was up to town yesterday
bay on Friday.
F ine Cape Cod Cranberries at Drane’s to see a dentist.
Everythin« for luncheons at Drane’a.
Mile of Jetty Gone.
B U SIN E S S NOTICES.
Astoria, Or.,
Dec. 2 9 .— Five
thousand feet of jotty superstruc
ture was carried away in an 80-mile-
•n-hour gale off the mouth of the
river early this morning, leaving
only 500 feet of the outer end re
maining. To repair this work, to.
gether with the portion that was
carried away by previous storms,
will take several months, so it is
unlikely that there will be aDy ex
tension of the jetty until late next
summer, if at all during the coming
year.
Five liars Napthol Soap 25c at Lor-
enz’s.
grocery.
For a supply of Jersey Cranberries,
call on Drane, the grocer.
John Hamblock and James Mor
Hoi Anderson wan in town two
or three days the last of the week, rison, of the lower river, who spent
being on his way back to Washing the holidays on the bay, returned by
yesterday’s train.
ton.
Mackintoshes, Storm Coats, etc., at
Strang’s.
Frank Fish, of this city, who re*
cently went to San Francisco on
business, returned by way of the
bay Friday.
Fifty pairs of gloves at cost, at Mrs.
Moon's.
Mrs. J. A. Yoakam and Miss
Beeiuis, teachers in our school, who
went to the hay for the holidays,
returned yesterday.
A specially fine lot of handkerchiefs
at Mrs Payne's.
J. R. Benson, the Myrtle Point
hanker, 1ms ordered 200,000 brick
from the Arago brick yard with
which to build a new bank building
at the Point.
Now is the time to get a hat at Mrs.
Moon’ s. Hats from 50 cents up.
A. flagpole will be raised at the
Breakwater office, on which the
F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield
house-flag of the ‘gpreckles boats
tombstone man, came over by yes
will be kept flying while they are in
terday’s train and went to Myrtle
port.— Mail.
Point, but is in town today.
Orvil Dodge, of Myrtle Point,
Mrs. Mary Nosier, the Front
who recently came down from the
Street merchant and confeetiouor,
mines on Sixes, was in town yester
called in the firemen Saturday dur
day and to day on business before
ing the ladder drill and gave them
tho county court.
a treat.
Bargains in thin silks at Mrs. Moon’s
Just the thing for evening gowns.
Mr. and Mrs. Will lloed, of Port
land, spent Christmas with Mr.
Reed’s father Oscar Reed, of near
Myrtle Point. They expect to return
to Portland at once.
A good Winchester Rifle
cheap. Inquire at this office.
for "sale
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Faby, of near
Bullards, accompanied by Miss Sadio
Fahy, returned from North Bend
yesterday, having spent Christmas
and New Year's day with relatives
and friends at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scliroeder, of
Arago, are here on their regular an
nual visit with relatives and friends
in this city.
They will he in town
several days.
The first casualties of the Young
Ladies’ Basket Ball team occured
at last night’s game when one young
lady lost a front tooth and another
a portion of her eyeball.—Mail
Christmas festivities were inter
fered with at Grants Pass on ac
count of quarantine regulations
against diphthoria, there being a
number of severo cases there, some
of
which have proved fatal.
A fire line of the latest in dress goods
J. K. McLeod, of this p>Me who
has been at Witter Springs, Calif.,
for a couple of months for his
health, returned last week, and is
considerably improved ns to his
eatarrahal affection.
For good meals, splendid rooms and
hath, go to Mrs Sugg’ s boarding house.
The late rains put the river higher
than the previous rise, and many
logs came down.
Those who were
catching logs report several small
bridges which were brought out
from the tributaries of the upper
river.
$800 will buy a 200-acre .Stock Ranch
in Southern Coos, with plenty of outly
ing Government land. J. J. S t a n l e y .
J. W. Clinton’s large logging
donkey was received from Portland
last week and taken to the Gus
Schroeder place on the upper river
where it will be installed for work
in the near future. It is a powerful
machine and will he a big addition
to his logging equipment.
Having renovated their mill at Ban
croft, Fisli Bros are now prepared to
furnish the public the best grades of
lumber, having employed eiq>erionced
hands.
The Prosper Canning Company
held their annual stockholders’
meeting Dec. 20, 1004, and elected
the following officers for the ensu
ing year: R. W. Bullard, president;
John Nielson, secretary-treasurer;
J . A- Morrison, 1st vice-president;
N. A. Pederson, John Walstrom,
Sam Nnss, C. W. Ashton, and J. A.
Morrison were elected directors for
the ensuing year. The new cannery
packed nearly 7,000 cases of salmon.
Mrs. Wm. Gallior, of Bandon,
returned home yestesday after
spending the Holidays with her
sons, Steve and Ed, of this city, She
was accompanied by her nephew,
J S Jays lias fine Oat Hay for sale. Will Linegar and wife, who will visit
Delivered in town, on the cars or on the
ith Mr. and Mrs Gallier a few
boat at $12 per ton.
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell,
Dr.' ne, the grocer, received his Christ
who have been in the eastern part mas supply o f Cranberries a little late,
of the state for the last year or so, but they are fine alt the same.
Miss Jeunie Curren, of Myrtle
returned last week and are enjoy
ing a visit with Mrs. Campbell’s Point was a passenger on yesterday’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dulley. train to the bay on her return to
The most complete line of Reiger’ s Portland to attend school, having
California Perfumes— those that will enjoyed
the holidays with her
last—at the Russell Pharmacy.
parents at Myrtle Point. She was
We wonder if the singing of the
accompained as far as the bay by
frogs Friday and Saturday nights
her father, J. J. Curren.
as they were bidding the old year
or S a l e —A fine property consisting
adieu and cheering the new one in, of F splendid
garden lots, gooa house and
would not have been sweet music to barn. For particulars call at this office.
the people of the blizznrd.swept
Prof. T. C. Jory, of Salem, ar
eastern states.
rived here last week to take the
Tii gentlemen of Coquille and sur
rounding conntry are s o c ia lly invited
in to see W T Kerr A Co’ s fine line of
Overcoats as the winter approaches.
Prices are always right at Kerr’s.
H ind’ s Honey and Almond Cream, place of Prof. V. A. Davis as princi
the finest preparation for the face on pal of our school. The Professor
earth, at the Russell Pharmacy.
Capt. C. E. Edwards, of the
steamer Alert, running on on Coos
river, came over last week expect
ing to go to see his o l d friend, Adam
Pershbaker, of Prosper, but reach
ing this place be found that Mr.
Pershbaker had just B a ile d on the
Elizabeth for San Francisco.
He
visited friends at Myrtle Point nnd
this city before returning.
F o r S a l e , — At a bargain, team of
horses, set of light harness, also good
thoroughhrace hock.
James.
We believe in progress.
I f you don’t believe it drop in and
Mrs David Fulton still has a nice lot
of choice plants for sale.
Lerd and Bacon at wholesale at the
Coquille Valley Packing Co.
see the bast line o f Ladies’ and
W
Largest stock of Clothing and Gents’
Furnishing Goods at Lorenz’ s.
Mens’ boys’ and children's clothing,
cheapest in town, at Lorenz’s.
Gents* Furnishing Goods in Coos
5
County.
V ln r ilu . 1, f. It.
Sanford's Bargains
o ’clock p. m., Wednesday, the 4th day
of January, 1905, to furniBh medical at
tendance, drugs, medicines, nujse and
entire expense and care lor all county
patients who need daily medical atten
tion, who are in such condition they
cannot he cared for at the County In
firmary for the year 1905. The County
Court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
All bids to be filed with the county
clerk of Coos county, Oregon, on or be
fore the date above'specitied.
Dated this 12th day of Dee. 1904.
L. H a r i . o c k e r ,
County Judge.
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Enquire of 0 . ft.
is an affable gentleman who will
doubtless be highly appreciated by
the school. He is well pleased
with the surroundings in a general,
way.
The wedding of J. R. Johnson and
Miss Flossie Sanders took place at
the home of the bride’s parents at
Norway on Thursday instead of at
Myrtle Point Wednesday as we
stated last week, and was a very
pretty home Wedding, tho bride
nnd groom receiving many pretty
and valuable presents. They spent
the holidays in this city and have
now gone to Myrtle Point to reside
where Mr. Johnson is connected
with the large meat market of the
Coqnille Valley Packing Company.
The H efald joins their many friends
in congratulations.
Notice is hereby given that all
Coos county warrants (on General
Fund) endorsed prior to Jan. 1,
1903, will be paid on presentation
at ray office in Ooquillo City, Ore
gon.
No interest will be allowed after
Dec. 31, 1904.
J. B. D ulley ,
Treasurer Coos County.
Dated this 15th day of Decem
ber, 1904.
lungs
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
Prie«
50c & $ 1 .0 0
Free Trial.
Surest and Q uickest Cure for all
T H R O A T and LUJTG T R O U B
LE S, or M O N E Y BACK.
The
MANSELL,
P rop .
Successor to T. J. Little.
G E N E R A L D R A Y IN G .
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A TS A N D T R A IN S .
Russell Pharmacy
M a i n S t. C o tju ille .
Dr. (ieo. Russell,
City Restaurant
Rex P. Russell,
Davis' Restaurant
.
A t the old Burton Stand.
MRS. W . W . DAVIS, Prop.
Newly established. Everything neat ana up-to-day in every
respect. Meals a t a ll hours,
FRONT STREET
Notice.
WITH
onsumption
W . H.
Six fino lots, best location, at the
rediculonsly low price of $75 eaoh
For twenty days only.
can certainly suit you.
Komerubet, I rent houses and farms,
make loans and do all kinds o f agency
business. Come in and see rae before buy
ing. I can save you DOLLARS.1
O. C. SANFORD,
Coquille, Oregon.
k i l l ™* oough
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I IVERY and FEED STABLE
The
T H Murray, A Beattie, Miss Beat-
tie, Dan Sneddon, Chas Lapp, T W
Newman, C S Williams, Capt G
Gobel, VV C Harris Jr, A B Melvin,
John Ray, E Guizot, John Kelly.
FOR ^OLDS
I OUGHSand
Co.
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal.
Steamer Notes.
THK
W. T. Kerr
Sole Agent for
The fault of giving children med
icine containing injurious substan
ces, is sometimes more disastrous
than the disease from which they
are suffering. Every mother should
know that Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy is perfectly safe for chil
dren to take. It contains nothing $ 260 Two fine lots near the school-
house.
harmful and for coughs, colds and
best residence lot in Coquille.
croup is unsurpassed. For sale by $ 200 The
Installment plan.
R. S. Knowlton.
Two corner bottom lots.
$ 100
CURE
Investigate and be convinced.
Furniture and box factory,
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
thriving to^ n in western Oregon,
good machinery, good location
and doing a good business, This
is a bargain.
S I GOO Fine small farm of 30 acres on
river bank, 12 aores cleared, just
what you want.
$1500 Nioe small plaoe of 8 aores near
town, well improved, 4 acres full
bearing orohard, balance pasture
Night call by preaaing the button
and meadow. Good eyoporator. A Specialty of Peifumea
This is a good investment.
and Tonic Preparation».
at the right of the door.
$ 900
House and*two flno lots in good
location.
$ 800
Good house, barn and four lots
——
in fino location.
800 Corner businoss property. Better
—
investigate this now.
7 5 0 A hill ranoh on Fishtrap of 150
■— - acres, 4 acres cultivated. 40 acres
in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young
fruit trees, about 300,000 feet fine cedar
timber. This is a genuine bargain.
A residence property that is dirt
$ 500
oheap.
Proprietor
Two o f the best residence lots
Pharmacist
400
in the city.
$ 300 Two lots nicely looated.
( lin iH b e r liilii h C o i ir I i
l t i > n i 'i l ;
AI i m .I i i I i -I i lln r i i i le m .
an »
Our stoch is up-to-Jate.
$2750
It is impossible to describe my list in this
is Being received at Mrs Payne’ s store
I am closing out my line of Ladies.
Departures by steamer Break
on Front street.
column. If you are looking for a good
Gents’ and Children’s Mackintoshes’
water Dec. 31: J Yoakam Jr, Rev piece o f property at a reasonable price, I
Mrs. Elton Tyrrell came up from Call and get prices. Z. C. S t r a n g .
her California home, having arrived
Friday, and is enjoying a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Pierce.
She reports her husband
Facinators, shawls, misses’ caps, rub being much improved in health.
bers and unbrellas at J. 8. Kaneniatz's.
We're here to stay.
Give J. G. Fish your orders fot apple
boxes.
Hats at your own price at Mr». Favne's
store.
New Goods arriving every day at W. T.
Kerr A Co.’s.
The County Court of Coos county, Or to exchange for good stooK ranoh.
Great bargains in Ladies’ Hats and
Shirt Waists at Mrs. Payne’ s.
egon, will receive proposals until two $2800 A fine oorner business property
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap
For great bargains in Ladies’ Hats and
ply to Mrs. K. Holverson,of the Mc
Shirt Waists call on Mrs. Payne.
Adams place.
John Nielson, of Prosper, secre
tary of the new canning company
with headquarters at that, place, re
turned Friday from the hay where
he had been to spend Christmas
jvith his many friends.
Drug
often find a troublesome collection
To T ra de — Fifteen head of cows and
of phlegm which produces a cough
several head of young cattle for good
and is very hard to dislodge; but a sheep.
small quantity of Ballard’s Hore-
hound Svrup will at once dislodge
it, and the trouble is over. I know
of no medicine that is equal to it,
and it is so pleasant to take. I can
most cordially recommend it to all
— in —
persons needing a medicine for
macy.
The Misses Alice Porter and throat or lung trouble.” For sale R E A L
E ST A T E .
by R. S. Knowlton.
Maude Garfield, of Bandon, visited
Mrs. Buck, of this city, two or three
$ 1 1 ,5 0 0 This amount of fine property,
Notice.
T i ■' w
including two fine residences
days the last o f the week,
and 10 -aore orange grov^jn Pomona, Cal.,
Full line of Toilet Preparations at the
Russell Pharmacy.
Cut glass, finest Austrian flint, glass
and select China at T It Meld A Co’ s.
Ilooks at Knowlton’ s
W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co.’s.
Of SVaverly, Texas, writes: “ Of
W A Goodman will go anywhere In
a morning, when first arising, I Coos county to move your house or
Quite a number of young people,
barn.
H e r . C a r l i s l e 1* U
J. B. Davis, father of Mrs. Kist-
Mrs. Ed Cunuingham, of the
and some not so young, of Myrtle
north part of town, has been quite ner, of this city, arrived here from Point, are suffering from mumps.
Ferndale, Calif., yesterday.
ill for several days.
Ed Fish, the North Bend carpen,
Finest cut and Austrian glass. Select
Try the prise Bakin« I’ owder at
ter
and contractor, made Coquille a
pieces
of
China
at
T
II
Meld
A
Co’
s.
Strang’ s.
visit
yesterday, being over this way
Brick
for
the
masonery
of
the
new
Mrs. 8. M. Nosier, of this city,
was the happy recipient of n nice Baudon woolen mill were ordered looking after property interests.
Cleofas Perfumes at the Russell Phar
from the Arago yards last week.
piano for Christmas.
Lunch chicken, lunch vesl and loaf ear
ned meats at Drane’ s,
School
Store.
DON’T WORRY!
COQUILLE OREGON.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
I
Clothing
Hats,
Strang’s Store,
Caps,
Shirts,
IN
Boots
Blankets,
W . O W . BU ILD ING.
and
and
Comforts.
Shoes.
Apples,
GROCERIES,
C o q u il l e ,
Pears.
O regon .
FRANK WILSON, Prop.
Newly established. Everything neat and up-to-date in every
respect. Meals a t all hours, day or night.
FRONT STREET,
-
-
-
COQUILLE, OREGON.
Goquille furniture
and BOX FACTORY
J- G-
Dean & Morgan
Fish. £ Son,
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
prompt Attention.
D ealers in
Our friend, A. E. Smith, returned
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Bacon, Hams,
Irom San Francisco the latter part
of the week, after an absence of
Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables, Tur-
over a year, during which time he
*
took in the big fair at St. Louis and
keys and Game in season.
other points of interest east of the
Rockies.
His many friends are
pleased to see him back again, while
Our friend, W. D. Baker, of the F r o n t
C oqui le , O r .
ÖT.
he having gained two sisters-in-law North Fork, came in to see us yes
recently, hardly known whether he terday. He was accompanied by a
is home or some where else.
relative, D. W. Morley, late of
Mountain City, Tenn.
Mr. Morley
is a neweomer, only having been on
| the coast about six months, and in
this county a couple of weeks. He
Mrs. M. Nosier,
ie exceedingly well pleased with the
looks of our country, nnd tells us '
; that he feels better than he ever re
members of having felt before, and
has gained 20 pounds in weight
since his arrival here, nnd fceln ns I
though he would weigh 800. His
family is with him and as noon ns n j
locatiouto suit can !•€ found they wilR,
nettle for keepn.
The New Store,
>|Has a complete Holiday line ofJ<
>>< China and Glassware, Fancy
!>; Candies, etc. Call and in-
aspect stock before buying goods.
Drane’s Store,
DEALER IN
Fancy and
Staple Groceries.
A CHOICE LIN E OF
Syrup, Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
We
carry a
full line of
H’lo u r a n d I^eecL.
Everything found in a first-class Grocery. Prices the lowest
consistent with good goods.
F R O N T ST.
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
^■ife, Irene Smalley, has left my
several head of young stock for
Led and l>onrd and therofore I will
j not be responsible for any debts »ho .sheep. Inquire of J. D. Myers, on
' Rinek creek
Addreee Coqnill*.
; may contract
D ,n n S ham rr.