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Wri},fit’s medicated nuderweurut
New shoemaker shop ncxi rfoui
After Dinn
Purity crackers at the Mill stole.
Mint, for ndiges
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east of Strang’s store. Give him a tion. Diano eepa it.
List your property with the Home Drone’s
Realty
Co.
call.
F»r
a
good
pi»ir
of
sho<.s,
go
to
L idie»’ neck wear and luces at
Try th Aft* r Dinner ' lint 'or
Ladies’ summer dress skirts at Drone’s.
O. Wilson k Co’s.
J. F. Ilninhiock, of Pur!.
, u-g, iudige nit
At Drun : 8 .
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Beautiful black Hstoen uudur- transacted business in town on
Nice fresh lot of cookiss just ar­ Robinson’s.
A nice line of ladies’ and children’s
skirts
at
Mrs.
Perrott’s.
rived at Robinson’s.
Monday.
Timber coal and farm lands. The
hats and caps nt Mrs. Perrott's.
Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Fish, of Ban­
Peter Loggie was a passenger to Home Realty Co.
Those tiue dresH giuglian.8 are
Courtliouso, Schoolhouse and
to the Bay on Friday.
J P. Barkdoll, of Norway, Imd croft, came down Monday and are going fust at Robinsons.
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souveuir postal cards at Mrs.
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Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon.
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Dement re-
Step in and aoe those new spring business in town on Monday.
Nosler’s.
suits at Robinson’s.
For first-class watch repairing to , tuurned to Myrtle Point .Monday
Have you seen those beautiful
We have completed a thorough, up-to-date
It pays to use Stock Food at this
| after visiting a few days in town.
A tiue line of waists and wrappers souvenir postal curds at Mrs. Nos- to W'. H. Schroeder’s.
A b s t r a c t P lan t.
ler
Bettor get a
at O- Wilson’s k Co’s.
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Robert Gcetz, of Bandon, will be- j Buster Brown
Bluo R ib b on , time of the year.
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package at Knowlton’n drug store H
P. H. Brewer was down from
For a good bargain in a single gin a term of school in the Roy school Bhoes at Robinson's.
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I buggy and harness or either, call at ¡district next Monday.
Fishtrap on Thursday.
J. N. JaeoliBon has informed us and try it with your cow.
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Ladies’ gold, silver and white I t
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For a nice ready made wrapper i that he has received a very Haring I A full new line of spring goods.
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J. Richards, of Parkdreburg, re- Qr waist go to O. Wilson k Co’s.
offer from the Hazelwood Cream J will arrive at O. Willson A Co's
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank h r.
wash belts at Robinson’s.
turned from a trip to San Francisco
this week.
Coquille
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Coquille Post Office.
Millard Shoemaker, of Bandon, Co., of Portland, for his output of
Mrs A1 Lilly moved from Nor­ on Thursday.
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F or S ale . —The farm known as
butter.
se
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returned from San Francisco by the
way to Bandon on Monday.
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Mrs. E. E. Hayes was a passenger steamer Elizabeth yesterday.
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Purity crackers, fresh stock, at the Levi Gant place, one-balf mile 1
F. S. Dow, of Marshfield, had
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from Myrtle Point, containing 155
from the Bay by yesterday’s train,
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Muslin underwear for ladies and the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s,
business in town on Monday.
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acres of land, 140 acres bottom, 60 |
and is making her mother, Mrs. G.
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U, L. Gray, the Myrtle Point ar-1
children at Mrs. Perrott’s.
Apprentice girls wanted at Mrs. A. Brown, a visit
acres in cultivation, clear of stumps
R. M. Sm ith, Abstractor.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager.
Moon’s dress making parlors.
Mrs. Ben Schuyler and sister, tist, went to the Bay Monday on | and well watered for stock. Houso
W asted .— Cook
aDd
house­
his
way
to
Seattle,
Washington,
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Miss Laura Fox, went to Marshfield
L. B. Hollenbeck, of Gravel Ford,
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keeper in small family.
Inquire at
Monday to do som6 trading, return where he goes to look after proper ent kinds, 15 acres of low bench, •
had business in town on Monday.
the H erald office.
ty interests.
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ing yesterday,
B ohn . — In
Coquille, Oregon,
mostly plowland. For particulars
Go in and see our new shoema­
A good lot of cull lumber at the
Graham and King, indicted for
May 1, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
to Darius Gant
ker, C. Israfunke. He is an expert
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the abuse of Indian Nancy, are yet Coquille mill at $4.50 por thousand. I ^
Farmer, a son.
Or.
and works cheaply. Next door east
A. F. Brown, of San -Francisco, I
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in jail, two juries having failed to
If you wish to be honorably dealt of Strang’s store.
, T
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r,
Ihe worlds best soda cracker,
representing the A. J. Coffee Co., Uneeda BjfiCuit) Bt every 9tore in
agree upon a verdict.
with, list with the Home Realty Co.
Besides a full stock of grass
Draue keeps the celebrated Cahn- of that city, agents for the Game- town.
Z. T Johnson, the Myrtle Point seeds, Knowlton has the best vari-
Nicbolsberg
shoes. The place for well Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., I j James L. Belieu, of Empire, came
hustler, made us a pleasant call ties of Corn, Beets and Carrots.
bargains.
Nott hire Engine
over yesterday for a visit with his
while in town on business on Mon­
The little daughter of Mr. and
Eugise Works Co., and the ^ca' nephew, W. W. Gago. Mr. Belieu
The
body
of
the
Japanese
section
day.
Mrs. VVill Peart has been seriously man, Mino, who suicided two weeks grave Co. He is on a deal with tho
is a brother of the late Michael
New spring line negligee and golf ill for the past week, but is much ago by cutting his throat and throw
city of North Bend for a fire engine. Belieu, who located at Enchantad
shirts just opened up at Robinsons. improved at present.
ing himself in the river, cams to
O. Wilson & Co. has jnst received prairie in an early day', and is him-
the surface and was found yester­
M. E. Volkman, time keeper for
F ob S ale . — One fine yoke of work
a fine line pf ladies' neckwear and self an Oregon pioneer, having come
Dean k Co. at the new railroad oxen. Price $80 or will trade for day.
laces.
to the state in 44. The old man is
One day last week the crew at the
camp, hal business which culled cows. Nelson Jones.
W asted . — Gentleman
or lady in his 83rd year, but a very active
Anderson
Bro’s
camp
on
the
lower
him to Marshfield yesterday.
with good reference, to travel by man for that age.
F. L . Lowe, the boat builder,
river, put in logs to the amount of
Gasene soap at Drone's. The came over from the Bay Monday
rail or with a rig, for a firm of $250,-
Licorice Liver Laxative, the best
best on the market for the prices an^ proceeded to Bandon to see 180,030 feet, board measurement. 000 capital.
Salary $1,072.00
We understand tnis is a record
bowel cleanser. Price 50 cents.
Try it.
per year and expenses; salary paid For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Co­
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
breaker for the camps on the river.
Uriah Root started yesterday Lowe, Sr.
weekly and expenses advanced. quille City; C. Y, Lowe, Bandon.
Vane Maury who was at Ban Fran­ Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alex­
morning for Chico, California, where
Three choice 50 ft. lots, near the
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leneve are
his son, Ed, and daughter, Mrs. school house, for sale; price $400. cisco during the late disaster, re­ ander. Coquille City, Ore.
home again after an eventful trip to
Chas. Self, live, and will reside Address W o , Caodlin, owner, Co­ turned home last Friday.
A big assortment of novelties in
quille.
The membess of the G. A. R. ‘ ladies’ neckwear nud those large San Francisco and return by way of
there for the present.
Portland. They arrived in the city
Mrs. C. H. Pullen, who has been wish to thank the Coquille River shell hair pins at Robinson’s.
Chick Feed is the proper thing
the moring after the earthquake,
for the young chickens. Itnowlton visiting at The Dalles since her hus­ Steamboat Co. for special favors in
Elder M. Brownrigg, of Myrtle
and were landed from the steamer
has it.
band came down, arrived Monday furnishing the steamer Faroite at Point, was a passenger on Monday’s
in what had besn the businoss part
special
rates
for
the
funeral
of
The steamer Elizabeth arrived and has joined Mr. Fullen who has
train to the Bay to take a steamer
of the city, and got full view of the
at Bandon from San Francisco yes­ located at Johnson’s mill for the their old comrade, G. W. Leggott, for San Francisco, where he goes to
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e a n d . L u m b e r
destruction by the quake and the
who
was
buried
at
Bandon
on
the
terday morning bringing in a cargo summer at least
take pictures of tho ruins, which
progress of the consequent fires.
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of goods, none of her cargo being
will be an interesting addition to
Robinson’s store has a big line
A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out his already largo collection of views They give a graphic description of
taken for
the San Francisco of ladies’ shirt waists, muslin under­
the affair, which we wonld like to
sufferers.
wear, corset covers, dress skirts lay for shingle mill. The Home for his moving and disolving picture
pub ill, but space forbids. They
Realty
Co.
and
underskirts.
show.
Robinson has a big assortment of
have ordered a stock of goods from
ladies’ shirt waists in long and
Joseph Windle who has been here
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gage hag
Look out for the largest and Portia d firms which will arrive
short sleeves.
hear! from their daughter, Mrs. for several weeks getting his father finest stock of drygoods ever open­ this week.
Henry Smith, of this city, spent Nannie Seymour, who was nt San and sister, late of England, com­ ed in Coquille, to arrive at N.
CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
Thursday night in the wood« on the Francisco during the earthquake fortably located on bis farm down Lorenz’s soon.
The Libby coal mine is shut down
Chadwick tract of timber land, disaster. Sho was not injured, and the river, started for Crescent City,
having gotten lost in an attempt to when heard from was at ths park California, where he will resume and the steamer services between
bis work in the light service at St. here and San Francisco will be re­
crose over the mountain from Bea­ assisting in the care of injured.
duced by the taking off of some
George’s
Reef.
ver Hill to the Riverton section.
F o r S a l e . — A three-inch Stude.
of the boats which have been
He looked a little fatigued but will baker wagon, good ns new. Also a
Fine, thoroughbred Brown Leg­
returning
to Coos Bay. We hope
good
work
horse,
weight
1000
lbs.
be all right soon.
horn eggs for setting at J. C. Wat­
SHOES
Enquire of J. E. Quick, Coquille.
son’s. Per sotting $1.00; $5 per this will be only temporarily. It
New Ginghams, Dimities, Voiles,
For
Women s
will doubtless be some time before
Owing to the resignation of 100 .
Pongee Brilliants and Percales at
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that city will require tne amount of
Thos.
Buckman, candidate for
Robinsons store.
W. R Haines, the Marshfield
County Judge on the Socialist piano man, was in town on Friday coal it has been usiug for some years
We havd just received a card from
ticket, the socialist county central au>l informed us that he is off for past, but the demand for lumber
Oxnard, California, asking us
‘ eommitiee met in Coquille on April Portland on a general business trip. will doubtless increase while tem­
change the address o f the H erald
THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE
30th, and J. E. Quick of this city He is doing a good business these porary structures are being erect­ For sale at Robinson’s .Store
for M. D. Sharrard from that place
ed
for
business
purposes,
nud
the
was elected tc fill the vacancy.
GIVE US CALL
days, and with the present outlook,
to Port Orford, Oregon. It sems
residence portion of the city is be- j ----------------------------------------------------
E. A. McDuffee, Chairman,
he will certainly do so all summer.
that Mart is coming back in this
H. R. Dimmick, Secretary.
mg rebuilt.
Some o f the Bargains we haue
direction. We hope to have him
F or S ale . —Six head o f good
Large supply of fresh garden
with us again in the near future.
We have a way of selliog some uiilch cow, enquire o f F. L. Smith, seeds at Knowlton’s drug store.
to Offer.
goods which results in us selling Fishtrap, Oregon, or J. C. Wilsou,
One 9 room house and 3 lots
O. Wilson & Co. will receive this
more and mor- of them each day, Prosper, Oregon.
Mrs. N osler’s Locals.
S>)G0 fine location.
week a full line of spring dress
for instance Schilling’s Best.
P.
goods. Look out for them,
George Goodman returned from
Just received— a fine new line in- '.
Good 5 room house, 2 lots
E. Drone.
San Francisco last Thursday, he eluding all the latest spriD g and $ 1 1 0 0 on the corner best location
J. J. Lamb of this city, went to
Under New M anagem ent.
Pro: .
Mrs. Carlock’s music class spent a having been in California since bis summer dress goods for ladies. All
in to\yn, 2 blocks from school
Milton, Oregon, last week to be
most enjoyable afternoon at the parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Good­ see them,
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A snap 2 acres, good double
present at the graduating exercises
Ladies’ muslin underwear in all $ i i b 0 0 house, barn and out build­
home of Mrs. Chas. Skeels last Sat­ man, visited that state Inst season.
at the Columbia College which took
urday. The subject for study was His experience was much the snme kinds.
ings,orchard,within 3 blocks
place on the 26th ult. Ourselves
Everything pretty in embroideries
of the business part of town
“ The Life and Music of Handel," *s others whom we have interview­
and many other of the frionds of
and laces— the daintiest you ever
each pupil taking part in the pro­ ed who were there during the great
A 42 acre ranch on the low­
and
S t r ic t l y
saw.
Miss Irene Lamb received invita­
er river about 30 acres bot­
gram. These class meetings which disaster of the 18th uK.
F
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tions to be present at that time.
tom balance bench, 7 room
occur twice a month are a feature
All smart up-to-date women of today,
house,
barn,
out
buildings,
She is one of those who graduated
Know
how
to
bake,
wash,
sing
and
play,
Cbas. Houghton of Norway, waB
of Mrs. Carlock’s teaching.
7 head of cows, separator
Without these talents a wife is N. G.
and who was on the program for a
in to see us Monday morniug, and Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Why not buy your Schilling’s
and farming tools. Home
musical recital.
R. 8. Knowlton.
market for everything pro­
Best from us? We carry a full line, informed us that bis little child
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall.
duced on the ranch.
The cash customer has the ad-, T'-a, Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices, who has been so seriously ill of
Successor to J. T. Little.
vantage at T. H. Mehl & Cog. They Flavoring Extracts, and sell at min­ pneumonia ia much better, and ask­
If you don’ t see what you want
are now giving 5 per cent off of the imum prices. Drone’s.
ed us to thank their many friends
I will receive horses and crttle to here call at the office and examine
regular prices to all who pay cash
.
, .
Miss Florence Rosa, of Bandon, for kindness shown, and especially,
our list which is to large to enumer­
on the spot.
All the Latest
Pastel, Sepia,
who was in San Francisco at the time Mrs. H. L. Carl for valuable assist- PaBture on goo<1 up' U“ d r8nge
ate here.
Geo.
McAdams.
Designs in Frames.
State Evangelist F. E. Rillington, of the late disaster, arrived home ance rendered in nursing their little
India Ink and Oil.
of Cottage Grove, Oregon, is con­ Friday, having gone to Portland one through so serious a spell.
C. R. Barrow,
ducting a series of gospel meetings and came down by the Alliance.
The Woman's Study Club held
at the Church in this city. Services While she looked a little fatigued,
A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n a e llo i a t L aw
tbeir annual busines0 meeting on
every evening at 8 o ’clock.
Come she was all right, having been in
Saturday April 27th. Tho various
Coquille. Oregon.
and enjoy these services and you the residence part of the city and
Present Address
reports and the election o f officers
349 First Street
will be well repaid. Do not fail to succeeded in reaching Oakland soon
L o ck Box 212
for the ensuing year occupied the j
Portland Or
Coquille, . Or.
be present at each service. Sunday after which she started for home
afternoon. The officers elected and
W. T . DEM ENT,
afternoon at 3 o’clock there will be by way of Portland. While she
J. M. W A G N E R .
JOHN Y O A K A M ,
heads o f the various departments
Sec’ y and Mang
a service for beys and girls 15 years did not return to the city to see the
Vice President.
President-
are as follows:
President, Mias
old and younger.
The admission work of destruction,
she saw Ellen
Beamis; First vice-presi.
fee to this service will be a string enough and much more than she
dent, Mrs. L. J. Cody; Second vice-(
as long as the child is tall.
Every wished to see, and sights she will
president, Mrs. F. Belloni; Third j
boy and girl in Coquille is invited. never forget.
vice-president, Mrs. Hawkins; Sec­
retary, Miss Inez Lusk; Treasurer, i
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
EXPERT WORK
Mrs. Lawrence; Travel Department,
Mrs. D. Morgan, assisted by Mies
Grace Dudley; Domestic Science,
Mrs. B. Figg, assisted by Mrs.
Csndlin; Current Events, Mrs. Wsl-
ter Sinclair, assisted by Miss
Pauline Anseeker.
It was found
necessary to again postpone the
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE. OREGON
program of "Travel’’ which will be
taken up on next Saturday.
Sub-1
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ject. ‘‘The Philippines.” The meet-1
W . T. D E M E N T I
J. W. W A G N E R
ing will be held at Mrs. Sperry's
JOHN VOAKAM
LOCAL N EW S.
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
Notice!
Less that our patrons should get
the impression that owing to the fire
in our Dressed Lumber Sheds we
could not fill orders promptly. We
wish to announce that we are pre­
pared to fill all orders on reasonable
time with first-class material and at
lowest prices.
We thank the Public for the Lib­
eral patronage given us in the past
and bespeak a fair share of the com­
ing season’s business.
Coquille Mill I Mercantile Co
s>OOOQ<*X
O. Wilson & Co.
Sc\e^omScvoe(
W H IT E '
HOUSE'
Groceries
arid
Dry Goods.
CH
East
End
of
Front
Street.
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W. H. Mansell, J
Livery
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$3350
Feed
Best of T unouts.
Sale
Stable
Hay, Grain ,Feed
Pasture For Slock.
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Coquille Valley
Development
Company
N.
FRANK BURKHOLDER
Wilson Jewelry Co.
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ENTERPRISE MEAT CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard,
Ham and Bacon.
Watchmakers ai)d Engravers