Steel-cut Oats for breakfast mush
Wright’s medicated underwear»)
at Drane’s.
Drane’s
Go to Lorenz’s to get a phono-
Onion sets at 12$ cents p< r
For a good pair of shoes, go to
graph free.
pound at O. Wilson & Co’s.
Drane's.
Robinson hns just received a nico i Martin Randlemau was up from
Choice onion acts at Knowltoa’a
drug store.
line of boys’ and men’s caps.
i Parkersburg yesterday.
Full stock of A. A. Cutter skoeB
O. Wilson & Co. sells nice fresh
Carl Heller, of Dors, had busi - '■
at Lorenz’s.
onion sets at 12$ cents per pound, ness in town on Friday.
The Coquille creamery will start
B. T. VanDecar, the Myrtle Point
Jake Prewett, Jr., was up from
up March 12th.
jeweler, went to Bandon on Satur- Parkersburg on Monday,
Chiis. Page wua down from Myr­ day.
j The Coquille Creamery will com-1
tle Point yesterday.
mence operations March 12th,
Mrs. Wm. Hicking, of Prosper,
Nice fresh lot of cookies just ar-
New and nobby spring suits for
was in Coquille on Thursday of last
rived at Robinson’s.
men just arriving at Robinson’s.
week.
Mrs. Dr. Steele, of Bandon, went
Large supply of fresh garden
J. A. Luse, editor o f the Marsh­
seeds at Knowlton’s drug store.
to the Bay for a visit Saturday.
field Hun, visited the county seat
Capt. Ellingson was up from his
W . P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils Monday.
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb & Co.
home near Parkersburg yesterday.
Master Hugh Ilarlocaer was
Miss Rose Ferry, the Myrtle
L ost . — W. O. W, pin. Finder
quite ill last week, but is about all
Point milliner, went to the Bay
will please leave same at this office.
right again.
Saturday.
Qasene soap at Drane’s. The
Miss Kittie Thom, of Myrtle
Amos Simpson, of the Bay sido,
best on the market for the prices
Point, returned home from this
Try it.
made our office a pleasant call on
city by yesterday’s train.
Thursday.
Buy your garden Beeds at Knowi-
The schooner Sotoyome came into
ton’s drug store and get the very
Mrs. Stuart Rhodes and son of
the river on Sunday, and the Oak­
best.
Riverton came up to consult Dr.
land was towed to sea the same day.
Miss Beulah Walker returned
Wetmore yesterday.
from a short visit at the Bay on Methusala was all right, you bet
Three papers of the very best
For a goo<l old soul was he,
Monday.
They Bay he would be living yet
north grown seeds for 10 cents at
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea.
Knowlton’s drug store.
Druue keeps the celebrated Cabn-
Thos.
Sumerlin
is
down
from
the
RcbinsoD has just got In another
Nicholsberg shoes. The place for
North Fork ready to do some scal­ shipment of 500 yards of that 16-
bargains.
J. D. Stewart, of Bandon, had ing when the logs come out of the yards-for-the-dollar outtiug flannel.
Chas. James, engineer on the
business at Coquille on Wednesday North Fork.
LOCAL N E W S.
YO UNG
M A N Phonograph Free!
W hen you purchase $30 worth
of good from us you will receive
this handsome phonograph free.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY A
NICE
HOME SO YOU CAN
G et
M arried?
YOU GET A COUPON W ITH EVEVY CASH PURCHASE
CEPT WITH SUGAR AND FLOUR
EX-
WE CAN SELL A NICE HOME
OR VACANT LOTS
CHEAP
AND ON EASY TERMS.
WE HAVE SOME NICE PA RMS
FOR SALE $1400 TO %6000
LET US
SHOW
YOU OUR
LIST
as any high price machine not
Stanley Z Pownder a toy As good
nor chea}) machine. Call and hear it
A s Watch Specialists, play and ask for your coupons.
New, fresh lot of dill pickles, steamer Echo, returned from a trip
sweot
pickles, small and large sour to Klamath county a couple of days
If you are in need of harness or
repairs in his line, consult L. H. pickles nnd sauer kraut all in bulk ago.
at Robinson’s.
J. Y. Foster was up from River­
We know watch business, because we have literally
Pearce, Myrtle Point.
Clifford Crewe, the Curry county ton last Wednesday and remem­
GROWN
up in it and when we say our judgment can be
Mrs. B. F. Tupper, of Hotel Co­
cigar manufactures, passed through bered the H erald in a substantial
quille, visited Marshfield Monday,
relied on we base our statement on “ EXPERIENCE.”
town Saturday on his way to the manner.
returning yesterday.
bay on business.
G. A. Signolness returned from
When the WISE buyer thinks of purchasing a watch he NATUR­
P. L, Phelin, the Myrtle Point
W a n t e d . — A boy 15 years old the Bay yesterday and proceeded to A LLY THINKS of US, because we are W ATCH SPECIALISTS.
We
mill man, returned from a trip to
the camp on the North Fork on have all MAKES. All grades. Largest stock in COQUILLE V ALLEY
wants
a
job
on
n
dairy
ranch;
can
the bay on Saturday.
milk.
Call at the A. L. Nosier horseback.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
W IL S O N J E W E L R Y CO.,
Elder Keeler, of Myrtle Point, house near the academy.
A. T. Fetter, editor of the Ban­ 20 year’s Experience.
W atch Makers and Engravers.
went to Bandon Friday and re­
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow­ don Recorder, was up to this place
mained until Monday.
The H erald
PATRONIZE THE
ders, give instant relief. Price 25 Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. F. Cheaney, of Riverton, cents. R. 8. Knowlton, Coquille force eDjoyed a pleasant call.
did shopping in our city between City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
Mrs. John Snyder, of the Central
boats on Wednesday of last week.
hotel, Marshfield, came over yester­
John Gamble, the Marshfield and
day and went to Bandon to see her
The steamer Elizabeth has been
North Bend meat market man, weDt
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hayes.
barbound at Bandon for a few days,
to the upper river Saturday in quest
but is expected to sail at any time.
Mrs. John Haga, of Parkersburg,
of fat hogs and cattle for his mar­
visited her grandma, Mrs. Leneve,
The onion sets at Knowlton’s kets.
of this city, last week.
She made
drug store are the very best that
Miss Jennie Curren, of North our office a pleasant call while in
can be produced.
12$ per pound.
Bend, went to Myrtle Point by
Swellest liue of embroidery in Saturday's train to visit with ac­ town.
M. J. HARTS0N, Manager
Hardy Mast was down from the
sets, neckties -four-in-hands and quaintances, that being her former
upper river Monday, and reported We sell the Simplex Separators
Windsors—and a fine line of silks at home.
Grandma Mast as getting along
Mrs. Nosier’«.
For each 25-cents purchase at
K. r . F i n n
nicely now, having recovered from C U A S . I I . K l l i : i * % l C t >
Sam Nat, the manager of the Mrs, Nosier’« you will receive a
her
late
illness.
Prosper cannery, came down from ticket go al for one guess at the
number of beans, pins, coffee, etc. in
M arried . — At the residence of R,
Portland by the Kilburn arriving
a jar, winner toreceive a gold eagle. E. Buck, in Coquille, Oregon, Feb­
iM tl.I.S lS
l>
here Saturday.
ruary
26.
1906,
F.
W.
Sims
and
Oscar Kecd, one of the progres­
We are pleased to report the
sive farmers of the South Fork, Mrs. Anna A. Fielder, Justice J. H.
convalescence of A1 Willard’s son,
was among the many callers at the Cecil officiating.
III fhr FmtioiiM flol»«* Kiatl Kiatihr R iyrr
in I «lulu» tlm lrr H m ?
who has been very ill.
Dr. Wet
l i m i t K ^ « 'l a m ¡• (t o n I*
< *<• t >
Fii*** li» * « ir :ii» « ,#s a m i I a r m
Prof. J. C. Logan having com­
county seat on Friday, having come
more has been in attendance.
laiinii*. CorrenpoiHfruc^ SollrUrd
pleted a term o f S' hool down the
down to pay his ta\es.
A. T. Train, late of South Da­
I I D -A -H O
coast, returned to Coos last week. M E R I D I A N
Charley Mansell returned from a
kota, passed through town by Sat­
He was in town yesterday accom­
urday's train for Myrtle Point, sojourn of several months at San panied by his wife.
Jose, Calif., on Friday.
He was
where they expect to locate.
Evert Nymanover, _the piano
met at the Bay by his mother and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Peart, of brother, Bud. He is pleased to be tuner, spent the greater part of last
ZSv
We guarantee better work
week at Myrtle Point where he did
Green Horn, arrived here on Mon home again.
a good business. He will be back
at lower prices than can be
day and are enjoying a visit with
Our friend, J. C. Whittington,
here this week. Leave orders for
John, Jay and Arthur Peart, of this
had elsewhere. Do not order
came down from the South Fork
work at this office.
place.
yesterday to transact some business
Monumental work until you
There were some machinery and
Will McBee, of Bridge, wag in at the county seat. He made us a
several
hands
from
the
Bandon
have called upon or written
town a day or so last week, having pleasant call and as ueual fixed it
woolen
mill
passed
through
town
come down to look after his logs up with the H erald for another
us for prices.
Monday en route to North Bend
which were coming out with the year.
where the machinery will be used
high water.
D avid F ulton , Local Agent, Coquille.
Earl Goodman who has been the in the mill at that place, nnd the
Dr. C. W. Tower, of Marshfield, efficient clerk for Ed Rackleff, the
STEWART & WHITE. Props.
bands take part in starting up and
made a professional call to Coquille Langlois merchant, for the past
P h o n e , M a in 2 3 8 .
operating the mill for a time.
Monday. He came over to consult year or so, has resigned the position
3d|& D Sts., Marshfield, Ore.
Tommy
Robison
and
Esther
with Dr. Wetmore, Mrs. Wetmore and goes to San Francisco by the
having been indisposed for some Bteamer Elizabeth where he has a Yager arrived here Monday from
Portland with the body of their
time.
position offered him in a wholesale sister, Mary Yaeger, whose death
John Neil, one of our upper river house in that city.
we mentioned last week.
They iff
farmers, went to Parkersburg Sat­
Jesse Taylor, of Prosper, returned proceeded to Bandon the same day,
urday to see his old pioneer friend, from Marshfield yesterday bringing
where the burial took place yester­
Jake 'Prewett, who is becoming his little daughter who had under­
day in the Catholic cemetery, being
quite feeble.
Mr. Neil returned gone an operation for appendicitis
conducted by Rev. Father Donnely,
Monday.
at the Horsfall hospital.
Miss of Marshfield.
Robinson has completed shelving Gould, her nurse, accompanied her
C O Q U IL L E ,
-
-
OREGON
Earl Goodman came up from
67 dozen of the Brown Shoe Com­ as far as this city.
She will visit Langlois last week to have a visit
pany’s shoes.
They are up-to-date here for a while with her brother,
-£
with his parents, Mr and Mrs. W. f t -
in style and finish, in fact the most A. N. Gould and sister, Mrs. Geo.
A. Goodman, prior to the departure
"nifty” lot of shoes ever brought to Terry.
of his mother for California, where
town. Call and see ’em.
The Woman’s Study Club held she goes to spend the summer for
Mrs. Clara E. Mills, of Acme, their meeting on Saturday Febru- her health, she starting for the Bay
Douglas county, organized a Royal arp 24, at the home of Mrs. Haw. Thursday where she took the steam-!
Neighbors of America auxiliary to kins. After Current Events, which er Breakwater. She goes to Whit­
CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
the Modern Woodmen, at Myrtle were discussed at some length, the tier for the present.
Point last week with a large mem­ time was devoted to the study of
F. W. Kronenburg and family ar­
bership, and she is now at work in Bayard Taylor, and James Whit­ rived here yesterday from Lake
this city nnd has a good start and comb Riley and their writings. county, California, where they have
will no doubt be ready to organize The next meeting will be held at been for some months.
Fred is j
the home of Mrs. B. Figg.
in a short time.
somewhat unproved in bis lameness
o f last week.
Coquille Creamery
W e carry all the best and latest
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes
Gents’ Furnishing Goods, etc.
N. LORENZ.
Buy Your Goods Right,
and Don’t Worry.
Highest Price for Butter Fat
HILMER.j HARRIi.i
CO.,
Props.
Boise=Meridian Investirmi Co
Farms, Stock, Ranches and City Property
Monuments and Headstones
COOS CO. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
F R
E D
B L A
A com plete line of
BRICK,
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
GROCERIES,
G EN ER AL M ERCHANDISE.
W e carry a complete line of Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing. Our
stock is new and
the latest.
We handle the Famous WALK-OVER Shoes and
guarantee euery pair sold by us as represented or
money refunded.
Œ LÆ 1
T A IL O R
Call and see them.
Gent's Furnishings a Speciaty.
Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co
D. D. PIERCE, Manager.
=>ooooo<:
Wilson & C o .
Groceries
but is obliged to walk with a stick.
They will enjoy a visit with Mr. K ’s 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kron­
enburg, of this city, aDd Mrs. K’s
brother, W. H. Lyons and family,
besides other relatives nod many
friends.
The Best Physic.
When you want a physic that
is mild and gentle, easy to take and
certain to act, always nse Chamber­
lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
1 For sale by R S Knowlton.
and
Under New Management.
Livery
Feed
and
Sale
. Stable
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall
Dry Goods.
Pastel, Sepia,
India Ink and Oil.
THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE
GIVE U S C A L L
End
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of
Front
FRANK
Street.
Present Address
L ock Box 212
^ Coquille, . Or.
W. H. Mansell, ^
Best of Turnouts.
S trictly
F irst -C lass .
Hay, Grain, Feed.
Successor to J. T. Little.
All the Latest
Designs in Frames.
BUR K
349 First Street
Portland
Or