LO CAL N EW S.
Full cream cheese at Robinson’s
Purity crackers at the Mill store.
Fireworks at Mrs. Nosler’s.
R iverton P ick -u p s
OuV newest arrivals—those sty­
Mrs. D. McIntosh, of Coos river,
D ikd . — At Myrtle Point, June 23,
M. Lee, one of the owners of the
lish men’s hats direct from St. made our office a pleasant call ou 1906, Mrs. W. A. Barnett, aged 45
Evorlasting fruit jura, the latest
Saturday while iu town.
yeais, 11 mouths aud oueday. i " 1 Riverton saw mill, spent a few days
Louis, at Robinson’s.
out, at Leneve’s.
N5
New belts for ladies’ at Robin-
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lindberg and
o « town last week. He informed
M arried . - In east
Marshfield,
Warner's corsets at Robinson's.
son Ed are here from Curry county j us that as soon as they had finished j
Oregon, June 27, 1906, Leonard son’s.
Fine perfumery at Knowlton's Masters and Mrs. V. Richards.
W. M. MoBee and Miss Lulu and will celebrate somewhere in the ' some needed repairs the mill would
be started up and probably kept'
( drug store.
M arried .— In Chicago, III., June ‘ Guerney, of Bridge, made our city valley.
Cocoauut in Bulk at Robinson's.' running steady for many months, i
Miss Josephine Lund has gone to 19,1906, Dr. John E. Wiedor, of a short visit od Thursday of last
Marshfield, and Miss Margaret Daly week,
Itoseburg for a visit.
Tlie Japenese crews on this end j Miss Addis Cavatt who was lately
of Chicago.
Blue Stem Blend Flour at Robin­ of Coos bay Rosuburg line quit laid up with iuflammatory rheuma-
The choicest city locations. The
work last week and started for I tism, is now up and arouud, appar­
M abribd . —In Coquille, Oregon, son's.
Home Realty Co.
Portland.
July 1, 1906, George Snyder and
ently cured.
M
arried
.
—In
Marshfield,
Oregon,
Best caue granulated sugar $6.40 Miss Fannie Sturdivant, W. R. F.
Royal Chinook .Shoes at J. W.
.
,
, - . . ,
June
28,
1906,
Edward
Metcalf
and
per eack at J. W . Leneve’s store.
Browne officiating.
| Tbe iarmer8 L,ve nflar|y fimshed
Misa Lucile Powell, Rev. D. W. Leueve’s. None better.
their epring planting.
A quite
\ ) Allen Dodge, of Myrtle Point, re*
M arried .— Near Coquille, Oregon, Thurston, officiating.
T. A, King is able to be out and i
, .
.
.
, ,
turned from a visit to the Bay on July 1. 1906, John R. Swafford and
down
town
these
days
again,
having
unusual
“
rcu«>stanc8
for
July,
Economy fruit jars, caps and
Miss Emma V. Colvin, W. R. F.
Monday.
reoovered from bis recent rheumatic I Tbe Southern Pacific engineers
damps at Robinson’s
Browne officiating.
troubles.
are here with a crew of fourteen
Fine Stationery, all kinds, at
N. Plyler who was night watch at
Finest line new Groceries in town
- Knowlton’s drug store.
men under charge of George
Ice
cream
and
cake
next
Wednes­
the mill at this city and had the
at J. W. Leneve’s.
Their operations will
9 . A big lot of sugar and fresh
misfortune to fall and seriously hurt day on the lots of the Title <fe Trust Lieungh.
Co.
M arried . — In Coquille, Oregon,
start at Beaver Hill junction and
* "foceries just in from Portland at June 27, 1906, Chss. Whetstone his ankle is now out on crutcheB.
Will Russ, whom we mentioned a thence down the Coquille river to
obinson’s.
Celebrate by shooting fireworks
and Miss Nettie Dulley, Justice J.
few weeks ago as being a large the coast thence down the coast.
purchased at Mrs. Nosler’s.
For first-class watch repairing to H. Cecil officiating.
purchaser of Coos county dairy
I Mr. LienDgh anticipates several Im­
W. H- Schroeder s.
List your property with the Home
M a r r ie d . — In Coqnille, Oregon, lands, arrived here last week.
portant changes in the survey to
Realty
Co.
Mrs. Dr. Steele oame over by
July 2,1906, at the residence of Mrs.
Eighteen pounds best cane gran­
Monday’s train on her way to Ban-
Miss Susie Eiokworth leaves by S. S. McAdams, John McAdams ulated sugar, $1.00 at J. W. Len- that mapped out by Mr. Cooper.
Ho says God did not make this
stage this morning for Los Angeles, and Miss Frances Haga, Justice J. eve’s store.
don for a visit.
where she intends spending several H. Cecil, officiating.
oountry
especially for railroads or
The Haines Music Co., of Marsh­
Economy jars, convenient and weeks visiting
relatives.—Coast
He would have tbe rivers run near­
field,
is
receiving
two
carloads
of
safe. At Robinson’s.
Every steamer brings more new
Mail.
standard pianos of different makos. er straight. They may possibly be
B orn .— A t Bridge, Oregon, June
The most fastidious can be pleasod. here a month as it is their purpose
Economy jars keep the fruit. At goods for J. W. Leneve’s Store.
W. T . DEM ENT
JOHN Y O A K A M ,
J. M. W A G N E R ,
JS, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Robinson's.
J. L. Belieu, of Empire, was a Deal with a resident and responsi­ to make a complete through survey.
Sec’ y
aung
President-
Vice
President.
Hooton, a daughter.
The Signal will leave San Fran­ passenger to Myrtle Point on Mon­ ble agent.
„
a
ax
l it
,!
The
members
of
the
Riverton
F or S ale .— About 14 acres of . . ,
„ , .
Good second-hand sewing ma­ cisco the middle of the week for day, being on his way to Enchanted
Coos Bay. She is aoceptiDg freight Prairie where he goes to visit his land near the Academy, good house, j teleI,hone company are called to
chine for sale at this office.
Also
at the Riverton hotel on Sat-
and is paying the demanded wages nephew, L. D. Belieu and other rel­ baru and out buildings.
A. W. Neal, the pile-driver man,
to the strikers.— Coos Bay Times.
jo u n g orchard.
Address J. A. urday, July 28th, to consider pro­
atives
and
fri
ends.
finished the driving of the piles for
Jacobson, North Rend, Oregon.
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
posals made by L. R. Robertson and
Timber coal and farm lands. The
the Dean Lumber Co.’s railroad up
Speoial sale of all summer goods
Home Realty Co.
E. E- Hayes and family, Mrs. also by other rural lines.
Cunningham oreek last week.
on Friday and Saturday of each
John SDyder and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr*. Jno. Yoakam writes relatives week at O. Wilson and Co’s.
At its last annual meeting the
A good 1300 pound horse for
here,
frjm
Naco,
Ariz.,
where
she
George Snyder,
of
the Bay Riverton telephone company issued
sale. Apply at Mansell Barn.
There seems to be a great scar­
has gone for her health, that owing
side, went to Bandon yesterday an order that this line should be
J. B. Fox, the autioneer, returned to the extreme weather there, she city of good working men in this
where they will celeberate with Mr. used for nothing but purely busi­
from Marshfield on Monday, having will leave soon for northern Cali­ section.
In case the big steam
and
Mrs. W. W. Hayes and other ness matters and between the hours
gone over to conduct the sale of fornia.— Coos Bay Times.
schooner strike does not intefere,
members of their family, forming of 8 a. m. and 3 p. m
the livery outfit of Levi Heisner
A beautiful jardiniere assortment Coos will want many more men be­
sort o f a reunion.
PIIIN C IP 0 L P LA C E O F B U SIN ESS. C O Q U IL L E . 0 Q EG 0 N
D ona A nna .
Which took place on Saturday.
fore the season is over.
just opened up at Mrs. Nosler’s.
It is always well to have a box
Buster Brown
Blue Ribbon
If you want a good comb, hair
M. C. Woodruff and sister, Mrs.
Knowlton's drug store carries a
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of salve in the house. Sunburn,
School shoos at Robinson’s.
J. T. ■uttolph, arrived here from brush, tooth brush, nail brush] or cuts, bruises, piles and boils yield large line of blank books, also a
bath brush go to Knowlton’s drug
W. T. DEM EN T
JOH
N
YO
A
K
A
M
J. W . W A G N E R
to DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. complete line of legal blanks.
j The old veteran, A. J. Wilson, Southern California, being on their store.
Should keep a box on hand at all
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< *ho has been very ill for several way to Curry county to visit their
Mrs. Wm. Poley arrived here times to provide for emergencies.
weeks, is now under the care of Dr. brother, DeLos Woodruff, long a
Office
work
of
Highest Grade
last week from Ashland and is en­ For years the standard, but follow­
AB T R A C T S
ABSTRA CTS
A BSTRACTS
A B STRA CTS
' Wetraore and hopes are entertained resident of that county. This will joying a visit with relatives and ed by many imitators. He sure
be the first meeting of these broth­
jfor his recovery.
old-time friends. Mrs. Poley will you get the genuine DeWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve. Sold by R S Knowl­
Mrs. Dr. A. W. Kime, of Cottage ers for 30 years.
be remembered as Mies Georgia
Purity crackers, fresh stock, at
ton.
arove, arrived here Friday en route
Parker, of Parkersburg.
‘o Bandon where she goes to visit the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s.
Tbe Haines Mucic Co., of Marsh-
Jer parents. Mr. and Mrs Gross
fare and
’l
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M
,iud :
■ ■;
i to any-
Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon.
nt their
Lie. used
Registered
ritb dig-
We have completed a thorough, up-to-date
V. It. Wilsoo, Registered Opto­
0 PT0 METEBISI
ne selec- metrist. Errors ol vision corrected
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P la n t.
MYRTLE POINT, OREGON
A perfect tit guaranteed. Cjipiille,
a©*'Write 1 will call at your home
.ket, two Oregon.
We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short
for the
notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
it lowest
Prop’rs.
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Announcement! 1
Wc wish to announce to the public
that we have bought the firm formerly ^
operated by Wilson Jewelry Co., and ■£<
will continue to operate the same and >c<
solicit a share o f the public patronage, &
Our Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Department is in charge of a compe­
tent Jeweler and we guarantee all
work done.
E. C. BARKER & CO-
^wsxss^s^ss^^s^s^smí^s¡s^sms^s^^i
ENTERPRISE MEAT «"A,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard
Ham and Bacon-
M. G, POHL
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
!
Coquille Transfer Co.,
•Jones, of
Brinston, Minnesota, arrived here
Successor to Fox's Transfer.
on Monday and will probably make
this their home in the future. They
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
are friends of N. C. Kelley and
family, with whom they are enjoy- Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call-
ing a very pleasant visit.
in Phone 11C.
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins' class in mu­
Saturday.
sic gave a recital at her home on
Mrs. N. Lorenz, of this city, who
Saturday evening which was enjoy­
ent to California the middle of
ed by all attending and evinced tbe
pril for a visit with friends at dif-
>rent points, returned the latter rapid progress of the class. After
jnrt of the week. She reports her the program, light refreshments
We have clients who want to buy
laughter, Mrs. S. S. Norton, and were served, and a musical game
nusband of Redding, well and do­ was introduced which proved very Farm, Coal and Timber Lands. If
amusing, Mrs. Clyde Gage winning you have any for sale list it with A g e n t fo r th e b e s t C o o s C o u n ty Coal.
ing well.
Wood Bros., North Bend, OregoD.
first
prize aud Miss l^Jna McDonald
White Caovas, Chocolate and
Office in
The Coast Mail and the Adver-
Slack Oxford Ties for Ladies at J. the booby.
tiser, published at Marshfield, have C oquille Steam Laundry Building
W. Leneve’s.
W anted . —Teams to haul lumber been purchased by the Coos Bay
Carl Bushnell who attended the from the Dean mill to Coquille— 2| Times PublieningCo., and will be F i r s t - C l a s s
IVfealls a t a l H o u r s
S e p v ia e .
F**om 6 a m to 9 p m .
minstrel at Myrtle Point one even­ miles. Top prioea by day or thou­ issued every day except Mondays.
Gus W. Cramer is managing editor.
ing lost week had quite a serious Re­ sand. Apply to H erald or A. J . We received the first issue of the
sident on his return home. He was Perrin.
Times yesterday. It is all right.
ridiug a lively horse and one rein
Mr. and Mra. J, S. Lyons, former­
J. W. Berry and family, with his
broke allowing the animal to get ly of this oity, but who have been
son-in-law Harry Lively and bis
beyond bis control.
The result located at Pasadena, California, tbe wife, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Neilson,
C. A H A R R IN G T O N , P rop rietor.
ivas that bis collar bone was bro- past two years, arrived here the
all o f Siskiyou county, California,
Wo ]«Q ke H a tes to
S p e e i a l A t t e n t i o n G i v e n to
ten and hs was otherwise bruised . last of the week and will spend
passed through town Monday morn­
Hegulat* B o a r d e r s .
•
C ö m m e r e i a l P e ö p le
You should call and sample the three or four mouths with relatives ing in wagons on their way to the
fresh Chocolates and Bon Bons and old friends.
They were ac­ Bay.
They take in the 4th at
; in at Mrs. Nosler’s.
companied by Mr. Lyons’ mother Marshfield and will then take a look
Contractor A. C. Lukens finished and sister, Mrs. Emma Lyons and over tbe county for a location.
part of the work on the new Miss Josie, who have lived at Ala­
N B Truth, St Paul, June 31/08.
bidence of J. A. Lamb last week meda, California, for some time —I ’ve lived so long, I remember
past
well when the Mississippi was a
■d the painters and paperhangers
book. My good health and long life
Mrs. Erla Carlock of the San came by taking Hollister’s Rocky
»ve their part well under way.
C O Q U IL L E ,
Ol
g 1' N
ffiis is a beautifully designed tnd Jose conservatory wishes to an­ Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Sold by
nounce
that
she
is
permanently
lo­
invemently
arranged home of
R S Knowlton.
cated in this valley, and will reoeive
liich Mr. Lamb may well feel pupils in Piano and Organ at regu.
O. Dodge, editor and proprietor
toud. N. C. Kelly is doing the lar rates. Mrs. Carlock is an exper­ of our worthy contemporary, the
ienced teacher and uses the most Coquille Valley SentiDel, returned
ecorating.
modern methods o f instruction; that from an extended sojourn in Wash­
little love, a little wealth,
her ability is being recognized is
Bargains in
A little home for you and me;
evidenced by her large and growing ington, D. C., whither he had gone
I’s all I ask except good health,
class. For particulars call at the to attend the trial o f Congressman
Which comes
with
Rocky residence of W. E. Cleghorn, Co­ Hermann. He reports being pres­
tountain Tea. Sold by R 8 quille; Myrtle Point Hotel, Myrtle
ent at some of tbe late heavy de­
inowlton.
Point, or address at Coquille,
bates in congress while some of the
I. R. Nosier, our enterprising Oregon.
packing house investigations, etc.,
$7,000. Finest Dairy Farm in Coquille Valler.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dart, old were going on.
oudg transfer man, who recently
Drcbased the dray business of pioneer residents o f Curry county,
$ 6 , 000 .
282 acres Dairy and Pasture Land. G ood new build­
Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and
Bauds Pox, now has the business accompanied by their son, W. A Tar is the original laxative cough
ings, abundance of water piped into house and Barn.
til in hand and shows himself to be Dart, passed through town Wednes­ syrup and combines the qualities
$1,050. Creamery plant well located.
right man in the right place day eu route to Portland where the necessary to relieve the cough and
Je went to Marshfield tbe last of old folks will make their home with purge the system o f cold. Con­
$450. Fine Residence property, well located.
)e week where he attended the auc- their son, who holds a position on tains no opiates. Sold by R 8
Knuwlton.
4,000. 120 acres, Dairy Ranoh, a choice location in Coqnille
On sale of Levi Heisner and pur- the editorial staff of the Oregon
Valley.
Daily
Journal.
The
old
folks
issed a fine pair of draft horses
Timber or Stumpage For Sale.
ffiicb will be a great addition to his seemed to be standing the journey
We have some cboioe Timber Lands, Coal Lands and other
Tbe owner of 80 acres of timber
very well, though they are quite
ready good outfit.
numerous bargains. Can offer you good business propositions.
land on the Coquille river near Fair-
feeble, being nearly ninety years
Call on us at our office in Martin Building one door
It has caused more laughs and
view, wants a bid for tbe stumpage
fied more tears, wiped awry dis- of age.
o\
Knowlton’s
Drug Store.
or tbe land as a whole.
It is N. E.
and driven away more fears,
Children like Kinnedy’s Laxa­
J of K W. J and 8. W. J of the 8.
and other medicine in the tive Honey and Tar. Tbe pleasant
lorld. Hollister’s Rocky Moun­ and best cough syrup to take, W. J cl 36 in 27, S. R. 12. W. Ad­
ts- 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold because it contains no opiates 8old dress, F. F. Weston, 1302, Webster
j R S Knowlton.
by R 8 Knowlton.
I street, Oakland, California.
r
I. R. Nosier,
ATTHESkookum Restaurant,
&
F R E D
S L A C C I TT,
T T A IL O R
OF
REAL ESTATE
Coquille
Home Realty Co.
Coquille Post Office.
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R. H. Smith, Abstractor.
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Manufacturers all hinds oj
Lumber, Mouldings, etc.
General Merchandise, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Flour and Feed.
G E N T S ’ FURNISHINGS.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co
O. Wilson & C o .
CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF
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COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
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and
Dry Goods, i
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