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The Greatest Invention of
the Age for the Dairyman
TH E M EHH1NG
poot Power M ilder
Is successfully operated by
a boy or girl, and with ease
milks from twenty to twenty-
fiue cows per hour. Ho ex-
pensiue machinery required.
Cost o f Milker within reach
of the smallest producer.
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Best Loggers' shoes on the mar-' Onion sets at Know Itons’s.
H erald ’Phone, Main 55.
ket at Kerr’B.
Winter goods at cost at Wilson’s.
Capt. Aasen was down from Ara
Ladies! Call and see the new go on Saturdry.
George Norris was in from Fair-
line of belts and lace collass at
view yesterday.
County Clerk Watson retvrned
Long silk gloves at O. Wilson k Kerr’s.
from the bay Monday.
Co's.
Go to Drane’s for “ Demaut’s
George Pike returned frombis
H. Pomeroy ot Lampa, had busi- i Bent” flour.
trip
to Ashland last Saturday,
ness in town yestercsy.
Mrs. Kistner, mother of our
Draue’s phone at new store is 353. i townsman W. L. Kistner, is quite
$
SUNSET CITY
New line of ladies' ties at Robin
son,s.
S. L. Lafferty. of Norway, had
as
8 ° to Press-
Justice A. D. Morse, of Bandon,
business in town on Saturday.
White cauvas shoes to arrive at
bad business in Coquille on Satur
Best stock of shoes on the river J- w ■ Leneve's in a day or two.
at Kerr’s.
E. N. Smith, o ’ Myrtle Point, day.
Web Mast had business in from
Tenn Robinson was down from who has been sojourning at River
side, Cal., for several months past, Lee yesterday.
the Fishtrap country Saturday.
Mrs. Maury and daughter Emma,
“ White River” Flour is the best; returned Monday.
returned
from Myrtle Point yester
Robinson has it.
See the beautiful line of ladies
day
and
misses
shirt
waists
just
in
at
Alex Culbertson, of Gravel Ford,
Try a package of Dr. Price's Cel-
spent a day or so in towii last week. Mrs. Nosler’s.
When you wish to put in an or lery Food, sold by Land k Lyons
Eighteen pounds of sugar for $1
der for some fresh groceries, don’t
Mrs. Rachael Willard, ofBandon,
at O. Wilson k Co’s.
forget to ring up the enterprise visited in town several days last
F. P. Forton, of Marshfield, came
Meat Market, they keep them.
Representative for Coos County.
week.
over to the county seat by Monday’s
Alfred Johnson, our mill man re
Write for Descriptive Literature train.
New goods, new goods. Spring
turned from San Francisco on Mon Hue to arrive this week at J. W,
AH winter goods going at cost at
day accompanied by his daughter Leneve’s.
LOCAL N EW S.
O. Wilson k Co’s.
Miss Esther.
He reports Mrs.
Choice onion sets at Knowltons
C. C. Johnson, the mill man was
Large stock of grass seed at
Johnson still improving in health. Drugstore 12$c lb.
up from the lower river on Wednes
Knowlton Drug Store.
O. Wilson & Co. have Oyster
Ring up 131 or send your orders
day.
Mrs, Fisk the aged mother of J.
to Robinsons store and have your shell and grit, just what your
G, Fish, of this city is very ill.
Crash and straw hats for ladies goods delivered at once.
! chickens need.
W. T. Lehuherr, of Myrtle Point, men, and children to arrive at J. W.
A very pleasant, social dance was
Ladies’ Sweaters, wrappers and
madeCoquille a short business visit Leneve’s to day.
enjoyed by the people of the coun underskirts at O. Wilson k Co’s.
Snturdav.
Full line of Diamond W canned
try round about Johnson’s mill last
New spring and summer dress
An elegaDt lot of new silks just goods at O. Wilson and Co’s.
Saturday night. There was a large goods just shelves at Mrs. Nosler's.
in at “The White House.”
A. E. Hadsall, the civil engineer attendance and all had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow, of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thrush, ot of Parkersburg, hal business in
We have just received a large as this city, returned from a visit to
near Parkersburg, were in this city town Thursday.
sortment of the famous Cluett and the bay on Friday.
on Saturday.
Geo. A. Robinson has just re Monarch shirts for men. Robinsou’s
Get your goods for your Easter
Large stock of Blank Books at ceived sixty dozen Brown Shoes
Sam Nass, the Astoria Salmon suit at J. W.Leneve’s. He will have
Knuwlton’s Drugstore.
L. B. Hollenbeck, of Dora, spent
canner, who conducted the cannery the finest line in town.
Mr. And Mrs. Alf Johnson, of a day or so in town last week with
at Prosper last season, had business
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cleghorn
Johnson’s mill, returned from the his son, Bert, and family.
which called him to the lower river went to Bandon the last of the week
bay Saturday.
See the beautful display of silver
For first-class watch repairing to ware in the window o f E- C. Barker on Monday, he having come down for a visit, returning Monday.
by the Kilburn.
k Co.
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to W. H. Sebroeder's.
W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints,
Dermain will positively cure dan oils aud varnishes at J. A. Lamb k
Richard Houton, of Norway, who
Mrs. Chas. Collier who has re
sided at Grrnts Pass the past year was called to Washington, D. C., to druff, make the hair grow and stop Co’s.
or so, returned last Sa turday.
testify in the Herman trial, return falling, At Slocum’s Drug Store.
The schooner San Buena Ventura
Mrs. Janey Laird who had been arrived iu the river on Saturday
For a genuine dandruf cure, go ed home last Saturday.
to Slocum’s drugstore.
Gold Seal Rubber Boots worth visiting at the old home near John and is now taking on a cargo of lum
twice
as much as any other make at son’s mill among her children, re
T. B. Wheeler, the Bandon real
ber at Riverton.
estate man, came over from the bay Drane’s.
turned to Bandon Monday on ac
A New line of infants long and
Monday and proceeded to Bandon
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Randleman count of the illness of her daughter,
Short clothes just received at Mrs.
came
up
Saturday
and
Mrs.
R.
visi
the same day.
Mrs. Fred Von Pegert.
Nosler’s.
ted in town while her husbnnd went
Choice onon sets at 12$ cents at up the river on business.
Mrs. J. E. Perrott is closing out
The steamer Elizabeth and the
Knowlton’si Drug store.
at cost her entire stock of millinery, schooners Albion and Mayflower
Anything in ladies and misses
P. E. Drano lias carpenters at corsets and corset waists at Mrs. fancy goods, ladies and children’s sailed from Bandon for San Fran
underwear aud hosiery.
work putting up shelves in his new Nosler’s.
cisco on Wednesday.
store, and getting ready forhia new
A number of the prominent citi
F
or
S
ale
.
A
nice
new
four
room
Robinson has just got more of
dry goods and clothing.
cottage and lot 55x100 feet in the zens of North Bend have organized those up-to-date snappy shoes than
O. Wilsou & Co, are selling out, north part o f town. Inquire of E. a Building and Loan Association
he can get on his shelves.
winter stock at actual cost.
W. Gregg or at the H erald office. for the purpose of promoting the
E. Hutton, a sawmill man from
J. H. Price, the Bando n ship buil
Your monei back i f ‘White River’ building of homes for yje new com Myrtle Point, was down Monday
der, recieved a nice, large engine flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A. ers. A good idea. Coquille should
and was looking about for a suita
the last of the week which came Robinson.
ble location for a mill.
do the same thipg.
over on Saturday’s train.
F or S ale .
Eight hod o f --elect
Robinson has just received a large
For
S ale . —A dark brown mare,
Be sure and see that fine Panama dairy cows— all fresh by April, and
weight 1150 pounds, good all.round shipment of ladies muslin, knit un
dress goods at O. Wilson k Co’s,
a DeLaval separator 450 lbs per worker— fiue s ngle driver, 12 years j derwear, corset covers and etc.
John Clinton, the lower river lo g hour new. A1 WiHard, Prosper. old, price $80. Inquire of M. T.
Miss Lottie Tucker, the Arago
ger was in town Friday and reports
merchant, postmistress and general
S eed O ats . George Robinson, at Clinton, Arago.
good work in hiscamp when the Roy place, has a fine of.lot seed oats
Mrs. R. Pomeroy, of near Lampa, business woman, was in Coquille
for sale.
rains abate for a short time.
arrived last Friday from a visit of yesterday.
A. very enjoyable dance was par four month) with her daughter
^ have accepted the agency for
The Home Realty Co., has the
buyers.
List your property with ticipated in bv a large crowd at the Mrs. Dr. Mahon, of Hempstead, " W hite
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autee every sack. Geo. A. Robin-
them.
Sumner hall on Saturday night. iexas. She tells us of having had g0Q
Mrs, T. P. Hanly and daughter, Quite a number from this city. At a delightful visit, and of experence-1
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i. E. Paulson, the mill man, has
ing an exceedingly mild and pleas-
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,
.
Miss Theressa, of Lampa, went to torney.
.
,
,
moved from the Root property od
Call on Land k Lyons for staple ant winter, as well as a pleasant p ir8t street to his new and beauti-
Arago Friday to visit the former’s
and fancy groceries. Ail goods trip homeward.
mother, Mrs. J. H. Schroeder.
fu[ residence on hill on east side
guaranteed.
Mrs.
Mo
.n
has
given
hor
place
of
nT
ear that of Messrs. Belloni and
O. Wilson k Co. have fine line ot
Mrs. W. H. Schroeder and chil business the name “ White House” , j Nye.
ladies’ sweners, wrappers and
dren went to Arago Saturday to Beside her millinesry she keeps a
, .
,
, .
underskirts.
visit relatives and friends. They
,r0m ‘‘ Wb,t®
Mr. and Mrs. Wilis, Hoover of were joined the day following by nice line of dress goods, fanev goods ! *n ™ak' Qfi
and ladies’ furnishings.
'
i Rivertl Flour we U88 ° ne, fift*. le88
flour than you would of ordinary
Parkersburg, were in town Friday Mr. 8chroeder.
Mrs Lewis Buechier, of Chicago, I grades. Geo. A. Robinson, agent,
on their wav up the river where they
A new line of warranted rust arrived ’ 1
here the latter part of the
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I. N. Wilson, of Coos river, who
go to visit relatives and old friends. proof corsets in white, d rab and week, having come in over the Mid
dle Fork road which she found pret has been at Myrtle Point some
Phone us your orders and they black, at Robinson’s.
weeks being employed at the Fur
will be delivered at once. Robin
J. R. Smith, a prominent citizen ty rough traveling. She is now en niture factory at that place, pass
joying a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
sons, phone 131.
of Newberp, spent several days in Mary Fosler and her many friends ed through town Monday, baviug
Having been raised from the bot this valley, taking a general view of
in this locality. She will start on been called home on account of the
tom of the river sufficiently steam the country. He is well pleased her return the middle of next week. illness of his father.
being raised, the sound of the whis the appearance of our section.
8he visited Borne time with friendB
Send your order to Land k
iu Los Angles, California, on her Lyons and get your goods delivered
tle of the steamer Favorite was
G. A. Robinson has bis new de- way out.
heard at at out 10 o ’clock Friday iverv wagon in commission and is
promptly. We run our own delivery.
ovening.
now doing his own delivering.
SEE THE
W anted . — One hundred and fifty
There will be preaching and wor
oers of 30-inch wood cut. Enquire ship in the Presbyterian church
f G. S. Davis, Norway.
next Sunday evening, March 24, at
James A. Ewell a meandering 7:30 p. m. A most cordial invita
printer, who has been, employed in tion is extended the public to come
the H erald job department for some and worship with us.
weeks past went to the bay Fryday
Attention Dairymen, Knowlton
to take a steamer for Frisco. From has a large stock of fodder corn,
there he goes to his coper mines at beet seed, carrot seed, and Vetches.
Tonaph, Navada.
A. L. Nosier the Bridge merch
Two miles below Bandon.
A beautiful seaside residence plat fronting on
to the Pacific Ocean with lull view of the big
water and the most westerly city in the U. S.
Jas. N. Jacobson,
home Realty Co.
They Have Bargains
Lots on sale by the
Bandon Cooperative
Realty Company
Come Early and get First Choice.
F or S ale Good single buggy
harness. Inquire of E. A. Barnett,
Coquille.
Places to Rent.
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'.'REAMS WILL
Cc; , TRU E AT OUR
K STORE, .
Those wishing
to rent ranches will call upon or ad
dress W. L. Kistner, Coquille.
L. A. Crane, who has charge of
the construction of the new mill of
Lyons k Johnson, which is under
way near Bandon, arrived from
Portland last Saturday with a crew
of ten experienced and skilled mill
wrights with whose help the struc
ture will be rushed to completion
as rapidly as possible. The parties
are: W. H. Debert, B. Helrnel, F. R.
Minick, H. P. Heacock, J. F. Lacy,
W. A. James, J. M. NelBon, G. W.
Collins, M. Evert, J. S. Henry. Mr.
Crane's family are with him, and
they all like the looks of their sur
roundings while sojourning in this
part.
Everybody Skate
Why should you make your own waists when we have them
The regular Skating schedule is already made fo r you? Goods look different when they
are made up from what they do when you see them In the
as follows:
piece. You can be sure of a fit too when you buy your
Tuesday, Thursday and
waists ready-made. Can you be sure of a fit when you do
Saturday nights for all from not?
A good woist for $1 A better waist for $2.50 The best
7:30 to 10 p. m.
possible
waist fo r $6
Matinee, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 2
to 4:30 p. m. fo r Ladies and
their escorts.
Successor to Z. C. Strang in W . O. W . Building.
GAGE & N0SLER, Props
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W . T. KERR
Thoroughbred Eggs
can furnish the following Thor
oughbred eggs at $2 per setting.
Pekin Ducks,
White Leghorns,
Rhode Island Reds,
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Eggs shipped anywhere in the
county. Send in your order now.
JOHN W. FLANAGAN,
Marshfield, Oregon.
TO HAVE
Fat, Sleek Stock,
AN D
C. M. & M. CO.
Manufacturers all kinds or
Lumber, Mouldings, etc.
General Merchandise, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Flour and Feed.
GENTS* F U R N I SHINGS.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Poultry,
FARM, TIMBER, COAL LANDS Healthy
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co
WHICH PAYS
Knowlton has on hand a large ant, was down the last of the week ;
stock of choice clover seed at the te see his father, Judge J. H. Nos
lowest price possible for choice seed.
ier, who has been feeble for many
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neal arrived Months. However, the old gentle
here Saturday from Lone Rock, Ore man seems to hold his own pretty
gon, and expect to locate at Bandon. well the last week or so.
They were met at this city by J. A.
We hsve a full line of mill feed,
Laird, of that place, father of Mrs. rolled b'riey, bran, shorts, mid- j
Neal, and with whom they will make dlings ground bone, and wheat. Re
member our phone number’ 131, at
their home at present.
Robinsons.
When in need of that suit don't
Lillian McCue the 18 months-old
fail to look through our stock; new,
snappy and up-to-date.
Geo. A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. Me
Robinson.
Cue, of Parkersburg, who had
Mr. and Mrs. Chrs. Jameson, of been striovaly ill for some weeks
Curry, passed <hrough town Friday past, and who had been at the ci ty
to the bay, being on their way to hospital for a few days and seemed
Minnesota, where they expect to re to be suffering from a brain affec
main for a year, and if. they are tion died at the family home at Par-
pleased with that state, may remain. Kersburg, on Thursday and was
They were accompanied by Mrs. buried at Bandon the day following.
Jameson's mother, Mrs. George Fitz- This srems to have been rather a
bugh, who went as for as the bay peculiar case, snd which baffled all
with them.
medium skill.
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To sell.
Also land to Rent.
City Property
in Coquille...
7he County Seat of Coos
County. Fine Locations
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Use W A TK IN S’ STOCK AND
POULTRY FOOD. You can get
it in bulk, in quantities to suit pur.
chasers, from a pound to a ton,
from tbeir general agent,
H. BRENWALD, Coquille.
W. T. Kerr carries the Stillson
Kellogg logsr shoes— best on
earth— and every pair is guaranteed.
ALSO LOTS AND P R O P E R T Y
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For Sale in Myrtle Point, Bandon,
Marshfield, North Bend, Bangor.
Yarrow, Glasgow, Empire City
Buy your Spectacles and Eye
goods.
COQUILLE, OREGON
People of the Coquille V a l
ley as well as those of Coos
Bay should not fail to take ad
vantage ol the low prices and
first-class work done by
P R A T T & DEAN
Glasses of V.
The Home Realty Co.
> 0 0 0 0 0 <;
R.
Sure fit
Wilson.
Best
Spectacles and
eye glasses repaird correctly by one
wno knows how.
V. R. WILSON.
Graduate Optician.
P h o t o g r a p h e r s
Coast Mail Building.
Marshfield,
North End Front Street
Oregon.