Joint Installation. School lK>oka at Knowlton’ s Drug Considerable complaint is made Geo. Henninger was down from Store. in different parts of tho county by Fishtrap yesterday. Mrs. Skeels returned from Ban­ persons who have shipped apples The steamer Elizabeth arrived at Joseph Davis, of Haynes Slough, don yesterday. and other products to San Francisco Bandon on Friday evening. was in town yesterday. J. M. Elwood was up from River­ commission merchants to the effect J. E Martin, the Riverton painter, The schooner Ruby sailed from ton yesterday. that they got no adequate returns had business in town Saturday. Bandon Thursday evening. Judge Schroeder was down from for their goods, or that tho checks LOCAL N E W S. W. T. Brady, of the North Fork, Mas. Rachel Willard is quite ill Arago yesterday. made our city a business visit on at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Frank Hans was in from the Fair- Friday. Patterson. view section yesterday. Claud Adams, of Bandon, wos n Mrs. Tom Stillwell, of near Park­ Bid Davis, of Remote, hud busi­ ersburg, visited friends in town passenger to the Point by yester­ ness down this way yesterday. day’s train. Thursday and Friday F or R ent — A good house and J. J. Curren, the hotel man, was several nice garden lots. The Davis Restaurant on Front Apply at street is the place to go for a good a passenger to tho bay by yester­ this office. short-order meal, bread, pies or day’s train. E. A. Dodge, railroad agent of Thos. Pevereux, of Parkersburg, Myrtle point, was a Coquille visitor cake. shook hands with friends in town yesterday. Chas. Metlin, of Marshfiold, came on Saturday. over tho latter part of the week and First-class meals and nice rooms Roy Stevens and Tom Tennisson at the Little Hotel. Mrs. C. A. visited a day or so with friends at went to the bay yesterday on a tour Gage, prop. this place. of stove repairing. W a n te d : — A good girl for com­ Geo. Flanagan, the Marshfield Dr. Russell has lately had his pany and to help with housework. market man, passed through this launch taken from tho river and Call at this office. city Saturday, enrouto to Curry given a new coat of paint. Capt. Whitney who came down county' on business. Our old friend, John Donaldson, from Eckley a few days ago, been Lnnoh Fruit* at Prune**. of Prosper, was among the many sufficing from an attack of grip, but F. T. Edwards, the piano case re­ visitors to this city Saturday. is about all right again. pairer, polisher and grainer, was Rolled Rarlev, Bran, Shorts and over from Marshfield a day or so Wallace Crouch, of the bay side, Potatoes, at Strang’ s. the latter part of the week. who has been in California for some Tom Drane, of Parkersburg, spent time past, was a passenger to the Everythin« for lunohoons nt Drane’ s. two or three days in town last week, There be preaching at the Pres­ visiting with his brothers, Phil and bay by yestesday’s train. Mrs. J. F. Lee, of Riverton, who byterian church next Sunday, Jan. Walter. has been somewhat declining in 29th, both morning and evening. For a supply of Jersey Cranberries, health for a while, started for Eu­ All are cordially invited to attend. call on Drane, the grocer. C. T. Cessna, the miner, was up reka, California for a chango yester­ Cleofas Perfumes at the Russell Phar­ macy. from Riverton and made our office day. DON’T WORRY! A joint installation was held on Saturday night by the Woodmen lodge and Circle of this city and a grand time was had. The attend- 1 ance was all tho hall would accom­ they received are no good,the parties modate and the big eat was simply who issue them having no funds in | great. Following is a list of the officers the bank. It appears to us that ' of the camp for tho ensuing term: this thing has gone on about long enough, und that a stop should Robert Burns, C. C .; D. Morgan, be put to such proceeding. W. T. A. L .; A. Schroeder, P. C.; W. T. Kerr & Co., of this city, handled a Kerr, B .; J. G. Simmons, C .; S. 0. large lot of apples this season, pay­ Johnson, E.; H. Smith, W .; D. H. ing fair prices for tho fruit and Johnson, S.; Z. C. Strang, Mgr. getting returns which gave them a The Circle installed {he following: margin of profit to themselves, but Mrs. L. Linegar, G. N.; Mrs. M. from what we can learn, there are Mansell, P. G.; Mrs. I. Hall, Adv.; few who were so “lucky,” or had Miss Grace Bridges, Mag.; R. S. the proper business management Knowlton, Banker; Mrs. M. Mc­ Donald, Clerk; Mrs. E. Baxter, At­ behind the deal, if you please. What are you going to do about it? tendant; Mrs. R. Sohroedor, I. S.; D. II. Johnson, O. 8 .; G. A. Robin- * -9- - sou, C. G.; Mrs. E. Krewson, P l i - o —m i l m i l l M o s t l:ir,.|.|I VI-. T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator, Manager. Liberty. Texas, writes Dec25,1902: “ With pleasure and unsolicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative power of Bullard’s Hore- houud’s Syrup. I have used it my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most effective and best reme­ dy for coughs and colds I have ever used.” Sold by R. S. Knowl- ton. Christian Church Notes. I/Ve’re here to stay. We belieue in progress. If you don’t belieue it drop in and see the best line of Ladies' and Gents> Furnishing Goods in Coos County. Our stock is up-to-date. Inuestigate and be conuinced. W. T. Kerr & Co. S jiiillcit ln-r l lm iilv . Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34th St,. New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: I had had Salt Rheum or Eczemr for years, but nothing would cure it, Until I used Buck- len’s Arnica Salve.” A quick and sure healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c at R. S. Knowton drug store. GENERAL WILL MEET ALL BOATS AND TRAINS. All orders handled with carefulness and expedience. The pastor has been on the sick- Sewing Machine Repairing. Sole list for three weeks but is now’ slow­ David Fulton, of this city, is an expert Will Croy received a letter from ly recovering. Hopes to be in his cleaher and repairer, and anyone in his brother, George, who recently place again soon. need of his services will do well to call at his residence or drop him a card. went to Arizona for his health, The Eudeavorers are entering which states that he is much im­ upon preparation of a beautiful can­ A Specialty of Peifumes Coquille, Oregon., proved. tata entitled “ Snow White and the and Tonic Preparations. Dec. 24, 1904. Miss Clara Hatcher, of Fairview, Seven Dwarfs.” Definite announce­ “Tony the Convict," will interest a very pleasant visit while in town and please. To be played at Myrtle on Friday. Point, Feb. 25, 1904, for the bene­ Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the fit of Myrtle Point firemen. Watch Coquille Valley Packing Co. Dog taxes are delinquent after for posters. Remember the dato. For Ashland House Lining go to the first of next month and owners of dogs who have not paid up will came to town Saturday and is mak­ Strang’s. ments later. Joseph Trewella, of Riverton, be called upon by Marshal Good­ ing her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Cecil, a Important Announcement. went to Marshfield yesterday where man for a V. visit. She expects to remain two or Great bargains in Ladies’ Hats and he goes to deliver a lot of goods for Shirt three weeks. Waists at Mrs. Payne’s. Dr. D. L. Steele, dentist, late of which he took orders from the Con­ Mrs. G. H. Guerin, of Myrtle San Francisco, C al, is now at Co­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, of sumers Supply Co., of St. Louis. Riverton, came up Saturday and Point, accompanied by her son, Geo. quille City, will rernaiu until Febru­ Mackintoshes, Storm Coats, etc., at took in the Woodmen and Circle Guerin, and Mrs. Chas. Guerin and ary 5th, 1905. Those requiring the Strang installation and visited friends, re­ Miss Bigelow, went to Marshfield services of an up-to-date dentist Frank Lowe, of Marshfield, who turning yesterday. Saturday for a visit, remaining till will do well to call on Dr. Steele at had been at Bandon for a few days A good Winchester Rifle for sale yesterday. his office up stairs in the Martin to see his father, D. J. Lowe, who aheap. Inquire at this office. F. M. Stewart, the marble man of building, Front street, Coquille. has been ill for a week or so, has Joe Waltermier, son of Henry Marshfield, came over yesterday ► - returned home. He reports his Waltermier of this place, came in Notica. and proceeded to the Point where father much improved. from the valley a day or so ago, he is to erect a monument at the All persons are hereby notified Don’ t lorget tl at Strang keeps Shoes the first time he has been here for grave of Mrs. May Miller Pugh, that W. H. Smith no longer repre­ ten or twelve venrs. of all kinds. at that place. sents the Coqulllo Coal Ac Lumber If you want to look at a tine line of Dr. J. C. Snook, the dentist, ar­ Mrs J. L. Beckley, of Elkton, ar­ Company, aud are cautioned against rived in Bandon by tho steamer underclothing go to Strang’ s. rived in thie city Friday, and is making any payments to him for Elizabeth and will remain in that W anted . — 10 men in each state to making her parents, Rev. and Mrs. place for a few weeks looking aftor travel, tack signs and distribute A. H. Mulkey, and other members the company. (Signed) E. I. B raddock , his practice in that part of the county samples and circulars of our goods. of the family, a visit. She will re­ Salary $75.00 per month. $3.00 per President Coquille Coal before returning to his Coquille day for expenses. Kuhlman Co., main several weeks. A Lumber Company. office. Dept. Atlas Building, Chicago. Miss M. H. Martin, a traveling A specially fine lot of handkerchiefs For ureat bargains in Ladies’ Hats and sales woman, made our clothing C u r i - i l I I I - v l o l l u r » 1 I t l i r u i i i i i l l M i i i at Mrs Payne’ s. S'rirt Waists call on Mrs. Payne. merchants a call last week, taking “ My mother has been a sufferer Grandma Leneve returned from David Fulton, of this city, has orders for fine muslin underwaro for many years from rheumatism,” Myrtle Point yesterday morning been appointed rm agent by the for ladies. Mis. Mary Nosier, says W. H. Howard of Husband, after a stay of several weeks at that Coos County Marble and Granite made her a liberal order. Pennsylvania. “ At times she was unable to move at all, while at all place with her daughter, Mrs. M Works, of Marshfield, and is pre­ Mrs. L. L. Harmon, Lee, accom­ times walking was painful. I pre­ IVay, who has been seriously ill, but pared to take orders for tomb­ panied by her son, Jack, went to sented her with a bottle of Cham­ who is much improved, which her stones of any and all kinds. North Bend yesterday, having got­ berlain’s Pain Balm and after a many friends will be pleased to applications she decided it was the For a nice short-order meal, call nt ten word that the children of Mr. most wonderful pain reliever she learn. lhe Davis restaurunt, Front street. and Mrs. R. G. Summerlin, Mrs. H ’s had ever tried, in fact, she is never Lunch chicken, lunch voal and leaf can­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Stewart re­ grand children, were ill with fever. without it now and is at all times ned meats at Drane’s. turned from Myrtle Point to Ban­ Jack Bruce who has been here able to walk. An occasional ap­ Will Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. don yesterday, having been up the several weeks visiting with his wife plication of Pain Balm keeps away J. T. Jenkins, of the lower river, river visiting friends previous to de- and hi r folks, H. W. Dunham and the pain that she was formerly who had been in California for troubled with.” For sale by R. S. parting for Gardiner, where Mr. family, started for SanFraueisco Sat­ Knowlton. some time for his health, returned Stewart has been engaged to in urday where he holds a position by the Breakwater last week, very ; struct the brass band at th t place. with the Pacific Coast Steamship North Bend, Oregon, much improved. He was up to town Facinators, shawls, m isses’ caps, ruh Co. Dec. 22, 1904. Saturday and was looking fine. hers and unbrellas at J. 8. Ivanematz’s. T. L. Masters, og Portland, who Sperry Flour Com’p., For good meals, splendid rooms and I. M. Weoklv. of Gravel Ford, has been here visiting his daughter, bath, go to Mrs Sugg’ s boarding house. Marshfield, Oregon. was in town yesterday on his way Mrs. Rex Russell, for several weeks, Gentlemen: . Receiving your post­ Mrs. Dr. Steele arrived from San Francisco and joined the Doctor at to the bay. He informs us that the started on his return homo yester­ er I compete for the reward of $5.00 this place on Saturday. It a num­ people on the North and East Forks day. He will be back in April and to the boy or girl in North Bend ber of years since Mrs. Steele lived are highly pleased at having tele­ may conclude to locate and do busi­ who sends in the best reason why his or her mother likes Sperry flour here, and many of her old-time phone connections with Myrtle ness among us. My mother uses Sperry’s flour and Give J. G. Fish your orders for apple friends have gone away, but a few Point and other fines of the county. finds it makes very sweet bread and F or S ale —or trade for cows or young boxes. are still here who are highly pleased cattle, one fiOO-pound capacity cream His material aud implements hav­ is superior to many higher priced to meet her again. separator. Apply to G. M. Dimmitt, ing arrived, Roy Stevens, the ex­ flours. Yours truly, F or S ai , e , —At a bargain, team of Coquille. E rnest V ioars . Age 13. horses, set of light harness, also good Word was received here yesterday pert stove repairer, went to Marsh­ thoroughbrace hack. Enquire of C. H. field yesterday, taking Tom Tennis- of the death of Mrs. C. C. Bridges, James. formerly a resident of Allegany and son with him, aDd will at once begin I