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Purity crackers at the Mill store
Call on Land A Lyons for Red
List your property with the Home
Realty Co.
A large stock of grass seed just , uud Green Poppers.
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received at Knowlton’s.
Attend the Farmers’ Institute
Gum Roots, Rubbers, Maciutosh-
Mrs. C. I. Kime, of Bandon, vis­
J. W . Williams was up from next Wednesday the 10th.
es and rain coats at J. W. Leneve's.
ited in town the first of the week, Seven-Mile yesterday.
New stock mens’ and boys’ cloth-
Land <k Lyons have Pillsbury’s
If you wnnt n uice suit of clothes
C. M. A M. Co. agents for Selig ing at Robinson’s.
Vitos the Ideal Wheat Food.
Robinson has them.
Bros. A Sacks.
Henry Grady, of Norway, started : Have you examined that fine Pan-
B ohn .— At Prosper, Oregon, Sept­
The Steamer Elizabeth arrived at for San Francisco Monday.
|ama dress goods at O Wilson A
ember 20, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Bandon from San Francisco on
You can get the best shoes at the j Co s.
J. L. Hickmg a son.
Monday.
lowest prices at J. W. Leneve’s.
| Call on Land A Lyons for White
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Flour and
Land A Lyons have Cracked
The schooner Advance arrived in Sperry Flour the host the market
all kinds of meal ut J. W. Lenovo's. Corn for chicken feed. Try it.
the river from Frisco Wednesday.
affords.
J. T. Bridges, the Myrtle Point
S. J. McCloskey, the Norway busi­
New
fall
dress
goods
at
Robin-j
New lot of Men’s, Ladies’ and
merchant, had business at the Bay ness man, had business in town on
sons.
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childrens
shoes just received at J
the latter part of last week.
Saturday.
U. S. Hall, of Gravel Ford had j W. Leneve’s.
Land & LvonB handles Sperrys
J. W. Leneve carries the best
business in this city yesterday.
Foit S ale . A fine large pet black
flour in large and small quantities. boys shoes to be had.
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The choicest city locations. The hear. Gentle and kind. Address
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L. S. Anderson, Ihe upholsterer,
S. B. Hollenbeck, Fairview,
B oun . At Gravel Ford, Oregon, Home Realty Co.
is back from his hunting trip and is 8ept. 29, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. E
Coquille’s fire department receiv- j F ok S ale . —A good, well-trained
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ready to do your work in his line. A. Merene, a son.
ed a fine ladder truck one day last three-yoke bull team for logemg
$ 3 V '-T 'i
purposes. Inquire of A. B. Dean.
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Actual cost, all my
Robinson has part o f bis big weejf
beautiful summer goods going at stock mens nnd Boys clothing.
RANGES AND HEATERS.
The People's Market always
J- C. Watsou, of Cunningliam
cost. Mrs. N isler.
creek, has a fine lot of Brown Leg- I
Mrs. Archie Boone came over keeps fresh vegetables.
Farmers' Institute in Coquille
from Marshfield Monday for h visit
Mrs. Geo. Nelson, of Fresno, Cal., horn nnd Black Minorca cockerel
Vow is the time to purchase. The long cold
Wednesday 10th inst. The milk
with her sister Mrs. Edward Boyd, who has been visiting her parents, j chickens for sale. They are tlmr- j
boat will remain in town giving
winter euenings are fast approching, and no home
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. King, returned j oughbreds from imported stock.
those down the river a chance to get
"Dements Best” is the flour. by the last Breakwater.
can enjoy the winter euenings unless the rooms
Pasture for stock about one mile
home after the evening session.
Drane sells i*.
Good feed and water.
For a genuine dandruf cure, go from town.
are heated with our latest unimproued heaters,
F ob B ale . — Forty-Five
dollar
Call at the H ebai . d office.
C. H. Southmayd, of Myrtle Point, [ to Slocum’s drugstore.
Steel Range at a great bargain. In-
returned Wednesday evening from
EITHER WOOD OR COAL.
Robinson has just received those
Capt. Hans Christensen, the ship
quire of O. I. Green, Lamps.
Marshfield whither he had driven carpenter passed through town fall dress goods, woveu challie,
Robinsons stock o f school shoes is some commercial men. He returned
from Marshfield for Prosper yester­ shepherd checks, plaid suitings,
complete.
home Thursday.
check batiste mixed suitings, Sicilians
day.
F. A. Pierce was in from the
rainproofs,
Timber coal and farm lauds. The
Ladies, go to the Mill store for mohair broadcloths,
$
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upper North Fork Monday morn­ Home Realty Co.
bargains iu fine shoes.
shadow plaids, etJ.
ing for a load of lumber, prepara­
Dements Best flour sold by P. E.
Arthur EllingsoD. S. L. Lafferty
All summer goods will be offered
tory to constructing himself a new
Drane, the grocer, is made from the and C. C. Price have just returned at special sale prices every day in
home on his place.
best Washington hard wheat and from an enjoyable mint in the moun­ the week at O. Wilson A C o’s.
Go to Drane’s for “ Deinont’s every sack is guaranteed to be first
Don’t miss this chance.
tains.
THE NEW IDEA
THE 0RI6INAL LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
Bent” flour.
class.
75 per cent of all head aches
Robinson has a complete stock of
F. W. Barker, late of Prosper,
arise from Eye Strain. Properly
Land A Lyons have Dr. Price’s Rubber boots and over shoes.
purchased a five a-'re tract near
fitted
glasses will remove the cause
Wheat Finked Celery Food.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stauff and spn,
Johnson’s mill and moved with his
Prof. W. A. Henry, the musician, James, of Marshfield, came oyer and relieve the pain. Eyes scien­
family to the place the latter part
was down from Myrtle Point Mon- yesterday and proceeded to Arago tifically tested and fitted by.
of the week.
V. R W ilson
dav. He is getting up a violin class to have a visit at Mr. Stauff’s
Economy fruit jars at O. Wilon’s
Registered Optometrist
in Coquille and will soon make ranch.
Motet thi B ifili
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this city his headquarters.
Special sale of all summer goods
J. C. Lett, of Arago was in town
Closing out sale at Strang’s store every day at O. Wilson A C o’s.
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the last of the week with his little beginning the 6th.
The boilers of the big mill at
boy who fell from a porch lately
David Stone, of Myrtle Point who Empire city are undergoing exten-
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E. B. Cramer, of Russellville, Ar­
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kansas, visited his son, Gus Cramer, at the C. M. A M. Co’s store.
of the Coos Bav Times last week.
Mrs. W. H. Mobley, of Oklahoma
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Buster Brown school shoes for
the east, up-to-date and reasonable
week and visited with Mr. Wimer’s
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brated Linseed Dairy Food in any
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Dairying.”
about the first of next month.
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must he attended to. All members
quantity.
Purity crackers, fresh stock, at of the Club and all others interested Management of the Dairy Herd ......
Wm,
Schulmerich
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rose, of this the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s.
in the work are requested to be
General Discussion.
city, sold a lot near the old depot
Miss Esther Yager, who has present.
site last week to the Merchant, G.
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been telephone operator at the
The Home Realty Co., has tbe
A. Robinson. A large building
“ Drainage.”
Coquille central for some iqpnths buyers. List your property with
will be built on it, the lower part
them.
has resigned , and went to Bandon
Dr. Witliycombe
General Agriculture and Forage Crops
of which will be used as a ware­
Monday for a visit. She will soon
Mrs. A. Boyrie, of this city, has
Manufacturers all hinds oj
house by F. S. Dow, and the upper
General Discussion.
prepared a building on her prop­
go to Portland to reside.
part as an opera hall.
The fruit season is here nnd so is erty at the North end of the Henry Paper............................. .......................................... S. W. Scotton
Now is the time to get shoes for Drane’s fruit jars. The Everylast- street bridge and will open a store
“ Development of the Creamery Business.”
school children Robinson has them iog.
in a few days. Mrs. Boyrie has been
Mrs. Peter Benham, aged 76 years,
E V E N IN G — 7:30.
Mrs. B. F. Tupper returned a resident of our town for the past
died at the home of her son, J. D. Thursday from Portland whether twenty three years, and requires no
Street Concert....................................... Fire Department Band
Benham, at Fairview on Saturday, she had gone to accompany her introduction to our citizens at our
the 29th. She leaves to mourn her dnughter, Miss Jessie to that city, hands. As to tbe merits of the lo­ Recitation................................................... Miss Lee Anna Gage
departure three sons and four where she will attend Behool at St. cation, we can say that it will be
Duet .................. Miss Grace Skeels and Mrs. Chas. Skeels.
daughters, William, Stephen and Hellen’s Hall, where she bad for­ very convenient for a greater num­
Jeff Benham and J. F. Munford, merly been in attendance.
Her ber of people living on that side of Recitation........................................................... Perry Lawrence
M rs. B. B. Teters and Mrs. Reed many young friends will miss her. town, and an enterprise deserving
Song ................ . ............................................... Marvel Skeels
and Mrs. Culver.
A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out of patronage.
Recitation ............................................ ................. Doris Peoples
A fine organ for sale for less than lay for shingle mill. The Home
Roberts & Carter, the Myrtle
one-third of its original coat. Ap- Realty Co.
Point real estate men, have a fine Lecture, “ Breeds and Types of Live Stock” with Stereopti
plv to J. B. Fox.
Dewitt Cliuton, at present of Myr­ bargain to offer in a dairy farm.—
can Views by Dr. Withycombe.
Riley Mathenv, of Corvallis, Ore­ tle Point, had business which called
See add in another column.
gon. was in town yesterday for the him to the Bay on Monday. He
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley ar­
purpose of procuring a license for
returned today. Mr. Clinton will
rived
here last Saturday afternoon
marriage of himself and Miss Anna soon start for his mining interests
Regular
having arrived from Los Angeles, j
Hall of Gravel Ford. The wed­
in Siskiyou county, California.
Cal.,
having
come
up
on
the
Break­
ding is to take place today at the
O. Wilson A Co. have received water.
Mrs. Hartley will he re­
North Fork U. B. Church.
some good oil clothing. Be ready membered as Miss Minnie Nosier,
Will accept lots in Coquille as
Bargains in
for the rainy season.
formerly of this place, whose many
By
part payment on a piano. Address
Through the agency of the Co­ friends will be glad to know that
Box 219, Msrshfield, Oregon.
Coquille Fire Department Band
quille Valley Development Company they have come here to stay. They
The Bandon Recorder has again
R. J. Elston transferred his Front were proceeded two or three days by
changed hands, our friend George
street property to the Baxter Bros, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrison, from
Laird being the purchaser. S. W.
at 8:00 p. m.
last week. Mr. and Mrs Elston the same place, have also come here
$7,000. Finest Dairy Farm in Coquille Valler.
Scotton late of the Coquille Valley
will move to California for the pres­ to live, Mr. Morrison being inter­
Sentinel, will be the editor for the
$ 6 , 000 . 282 acres Dairy and Pasture Land. Good new build­
ested with our townsman, S. M.
ent.
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present and Mr. Laird will look
Nosier,
in
the
steam
laundry
at
this
ings, abundance of water piped into house and Barn.
I f you intend seeding your
after the business end of the matter.
1. March.... ......... “Idolizers” ...............
These are good citizens
land this fall, call at Knowlton’s place.
Creamery plant well located.
George is a good fellow and we Drugstore and examice quality and
whom we are exceedingly
well
2. Schottiche ‘‘Close Your Dreamy Eyes” Johnson
wish him abundant success.
prices before buying your seed.
Fine Residence property, well located.
pleased to welcome among us.
3.
Ten cent« per lb., live weight,
A late letter from J. C. James, of
120 acres, Dairy Ranch, a choice location in Coquille
will be paid for chickens by the Atwater, California, a former resi­
"The Gay Cavalier”
4. March
Coquille Valley Packing Co.
Valley.
dent of this country, informs us
We
have
some choice Timber Lands, Coal Lands and other
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Trovatore”
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Waltzes
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that
be
is
well
and
brings
greetings
W, T. Kerr, the well known busi­
numerous bargains. Can offer you good business propositions.
ness man, having closed down his to bis many Coos county friends,
..“Raglan Ravelings”.......
Buy your Spectacles and Eye
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large camp on the North Fork, has and in which be mentions Mr. and
Call on us at our office in Martin Building one door west
Glasses of V. R. Wilson.
Best
“Tu-Whit"...........
7. Polka
purchased the merchandise busi­ Mrs. J. J. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. N.
of
Knowlton’s
Drug Store.
goods. Sure fit
Spectacles and
ness of Z. C- Strang, and will again Plyler, Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton. J. J
Priggins
“Cheyenne”
Finale.....
eye glasses repaird correctly by one
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engage in that business in this city, Stanley and P. E. Drane. He also
i wno knows how.
GEO. O. LEACH, Director.
and will he pleased to meet all his expresses a desire to see s host of
V. R. WILSON.
old friends and customers when he h’s old neighlorssnd scqusintsnces
Graduate Optician. I
up this wsy,
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gets into the harness again.
“Its on Legs”
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"U niversal Stoves and Ranges”
Built up from the Floor.
W e have just received a
large consignment of
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COQUILLE, OREGON
Wednesday, October 10,1906,
C. M.
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M. CO.
Lumber, Mouldings, etc.
General Merchandise, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Flour and Feed.
G E N T S ’ FURNISHINGS.
Poney and Staple Groceries
and Mercantile Co
Coquille
Open Air Concert
Saturday eve., Oct. 6,1906
REAL
ESTATE
Home Realty Co.