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Burglary at Bandon
No matter how old they grow
Nice line of silks just arrived at
these actresses uover get over the Mrs. Nosler’s.
Blessed with a kleptomaniacal
marrying habit.
Perhaps the reason James Henry
desire, some light fingered gent cr
It. E. shine, vice president of our Smith was called ‘Silent” Smith was
D- F- DEAN. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR gents drilled up through the floor
First National Bunk hud. buisness because he kept so quiet ubout the
of Loreuz & H oyt’s general store
number of heirs who were content-
Countv Official Paper. Tuesday morniDg early and rambled in this city on Thursday.
Best stock of shoes on the river ants for his fortune.
over the establishment taking what
PUBLISHED E V E llY WEDNESDAY.
t K err’s.
ever was easy to carry. Fortunately
Rolled Barley in any quantity a
The posters are out for an e.xcur- Land A Lyon's.
the
funds
of
the
cash
register
had
Devoted to the material and aocial np
building o f the Coquille Valley particularly been removed all but ¥1.05 in small
>u from Myrtle Point to Baudou to
and o f Coos Countv generally.
Subscription, per year, in advanoe, fl.fiO change, so they did not secure very 1 ike place on Juuc 2nd.
A 1 9 0 7 Diary, Memorandum And Ac
Coquille IJerald.
Phone, Main 55.
L i i t your property with the Home
Realty Co.
Infants’ long and abort cloaks at
Mrs. Nosiers.
Thos. Langlois, of Bandon, was
in town on Thursday.
Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar
ket at Kerr’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ashton, of
the lower 'river, were in town on
Thursday.
Oyster shells and
grit
for
ehickens at O. Wilson A Co’s.
W . F. Disher, manager of the
Bandon Manufacturing Co., had
business in town Thursday.
Dr. Frentis the dentist will visit
Bandon June 1st. Those in need
of dental work will please call ear
ly-
O. Wilson & Co. have received
their full line of spriDgand summer
goods.
much from that source.
If Taft gets ahead on the race
Sir Light fingers looked over the n ick, it it will take a mighty
stock of clothing nnd shoes and h'im runner to shove past him.
from the looks of the articles left it
“ White R iver” Flour is the best
was judged that they had taken one 1 ’ ibinsou has it.
or more outfits complete,hat and all.
Marion Clinton was in town
The clothing is from the Bing Thursday and purchased a good
Clothing House, and while there is wagon from T. H. Mehl A Co., the
a couple of suspects, nothing has hardware firm.
been done as yet. Lorenz A Hoyt
Attention Dairymen, Knowlton
propose to make this climate ex has a large stock of fodder corn,
ceedingly warm for them if the beet seed, carrot seed, and Vetches.
culprits are found.
The same night the saloon of Ras
mussen Brothers was entered and
. Prosper, Oregon.
about ¥35 was laken from the regis- j
A g e n t fo r
ter. Whether ¡the two crimes have
any connection or not is not known,
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
but circumstances are such as to
The best, cheapest aud most con-
credit both burglaries to the same '
ni ent power on the market,
source.
A queer incident in the
affair is that two half dollars were NOTICE OK F IN A L SETTLEM ENT,
Notice is hereby give that the undersign
overlooked in the till of the register.
Whether they were left for the pur ed has this day filed in the County Court
for (- 00 S County, Oregon, his final account
pose of providing change for the in the matter of the administration of the
morning’s business or not is not estate of K. H. Charlton, deceased, and
know n but the firm is duly thankful tliatl 8nu* ( onrt ^as 8et • uesdav, the 12th
N e is P. N e ls o n .
F. M. Stewart, one of the pro
.
.
.. „
prietors of the Coos' Bay Monumen fo
r that small favor.
tal Works, came over on Saturday
Both establishments are in the
to look after some busines matters habit o f leaving their cash registers
on this side.
open so that in a case ot a burglarv
x
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F or S a l e . Fine Jersey bull, en. the registers will not lie broken.
titled to registration, 3 years old This is the third attempt to burglar
Enquire of E. Burgess' Lamps.
ize the store of Lorenz A H oyt iu
Judge Woodruff and Frank Stew the past few years. This timo the
art, two prominent citizens of Cur safe was tampered with, but d o
ry county, Were passengers from damage was done.— Recorder
the bay by Saturday’s train. They
W anted ,— Gentleman or lady to
preceded homeward by the Liberty.
travel for
Merchantile House of
W. T. K err carries the Stillson
& K ellogg loger shoes— best on large capital. Territory at home or
earth— and every pair is guaranteed abroad to suit. I f desirable the
home may be used as headquarters,
We were in error in our last week’s
weekly salary of $ 1,000 per year
issue when we reported the sale of and expenses. Address,
Joe. A.
the Neadeau place to Mr. Ranes. Alexander, Coquille City, Ore.
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I t was the Tyrrel place in the same
Timber Claims.
neighborhood, and the bargain was
made through Mr. Burkholder, man
1 am in the market for the pur
ager of the Pacific Real Estate Co.
chase of good fir, or cedar claims,
Knowlton has on hand a large for spot cash, in favorable locations.
stock of choice clover seed at the
L et me hear from you at once, at
owest price possible for choice seed.
Port Huron, Michigan.
W . H. Thomas, of the logging
A nocs G. M ackay .
firm of Seeley nnd Thomas, of the
lower river, was in town Thursday.
H e is recovering from injuries lately
received from a fell on the railroad
track at their camp, in which he re I can furnish the following Th or
ceived severe bruises about the oughbred eggs at $2 per setting.
day of March, li)07, as the day for hearing
objections to said final account and the set-
of January, 1B07.
JAMES FRENCH,
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. no matter how
, bad the weather
You cannot
afford to be
without a
Robinson has White Canvsu Ties
for children, Misses and Ladies and
stockings to match.
M. H. S taines , Pastor
L o t seven in block three original
plat of Coquillo, was sold through
the agencr o f the
nquillp Valiev
Real Estate Co. Iasi <v . k In A. R
Crouch and U. B Rogers
Tin
old building is In mg removed • n I
we understand Unit a m v one 1 « I,,
soon take its pine..
For Sale— Good farm wagon, a
oart, a mowing machine, several
plows and a large number of small
farming inmplements.
Inquire of I
J. M. Byers, Fishtrnp.
v/orccns
? book of 73 page*, eonuinini
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pict'.n»«que spots in Caliiorr.:« _______
«nd Ore,
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Medical and Surgical Gases.
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or business property listed with us for our next
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Lard,
Hams,
Bacon,
Sausage,
Fresh and Salt Meats.
We Carry
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,
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Marshfield, Oregon
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A complete sUck of Hoi ness, Saddles, Collars, etc., always
on hand. Also carry a stock of tents, wagons covers, horse
covers, lap robes and everything usually found in a first
harness shop.
Monumentai. Works.
We guarantee Itetlor wi-rk at Tower price*, tlmn ra-i l u lia I ulst-wlirre.
JLIo i»'»t order iiJonumtìDtul wurk JUtil you hivu
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showing the most complete line o f high-grade
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Phone. Main 1731.
.50 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES ? " ¿ X
without allowing the air to eacape. We have hundred* o f letters from satisfied customers stating
that their tire* have only been pumped up once or twice in a whole «eason. They weigh no more than
an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities bo ng given by several layers o f thin, specially
prepared fabric on the tread. Th at “ H olding Back” sensation commonly felt when riding on a«phalt
o r «oft roads is overcome by the patent “ basket W eave” tread which prevents all air from being
«queered out between the tire and the road thus overcoming all suction. Th e regular price o f these
tires is JR.50 per pair, but for advertising purpo»es we are m.iking • special factory price to the rider
o f only J4 80 per pair. A ll order« «hipped same day l< ttcr ia received W e ship CO.D. cm approval.
You do not pay • cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented.
W e w ill a llow a cash dtscon nt o f 5 per cent (thereby making the price
6 A per pair! i f you send
f l ’ L L t ' a s h W I T H O R D E R and enclose this advertisement. W e w ill also send one nickel
plated brass hand pump and tw o Sampson metal puncture closers on fu ll paid orders (these metal
puncture closers to be used in case o f intentional knife cuts or heavy gashes). Tires to be
* returned
at O D K expense if for any reason they are not satisfactory on examination.
W e are perfectly reliable snd money «ent to us is as safe as In a bank. Ask your Postmaster,
r. k x k press or Freight Agent or the Rditor
Editor o f this paper about us. I f you order a pair o f
Banker.
these
tires, you w ill find that they w ill ride easier,
eaaier, run faster.
taster, w e ir better,
last longer
and l*x>k
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Baer than any lire you have ever used or seen at any price. We know that you w ill be so w ell pleased
that when you want a bicycle voo w ill give ua your order. W e want you to send us a small trial
order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer.
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b o llt-n p -w h eels, saddle«, pedals, parts snd repairs, and
U l l d d I D P * / « e v e r y t h i n g ia the bicycle line are sold by os at half the usual
prices charged by dealers and repair men. W rite for our big NUN D R Y catalogue.
y / i i y but write us a postal today. DO N O T T H I N K O F R F Y IN G a
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w w M t F bicycle or a pair o f tires from anyone until you know the new and
wonderful offers we are making. It on ly costs a postal to learn everything. W rite it N O W .
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W e need a R i d a p A g m n t in every town and can o ffer an opportunity
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Marshfield Oregon
SEE TH E
o r VU
V.
on any
MF». Miti»
kind o
ly f K
terms,
F W , until you have received our complete ~
F r e e C ata-
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.80
GO ecres of land, 20
acres bottom. Situated on newly
finished rail road survey. Within a
few minutes ride by rail from the
towns cf Prosper and Bandon,where
renlestate ia rapidly changing hands
at fabulous prices, and new indus
tries springing up on every hand
One quarter mile from store, post
office and l>ost e wintry ichool in Co.
Milk sod cream takt n from ranch
landing 'lady In -1 mer to choice
to n iininlief of \ I ci a n 1 es. A
soap -vi er.. moony can In- double 1
in a > e*r ,,r t - •
t*i deilaid
with c a l of th
Hosier H ill fields
Addrsas this OtRo \
m o d e lot*
I
ARE TH E
A'.! ti'.ree fo r...........$1.50
Our enterprising blacksmiths and
* 4 - 8 0
V l R F P r ie
wagonmakers, the McAdams Bros , ■ S S
.5 0 per pair!
have just received another addition To in tr o U u o o
NAILS. TACKS
W o W ill S o i l
ON G L A S S
to their equipment in the form of a \You
a S a m o lo I
WONT LET
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OUT THE AIR
trip-hammer which will prove a P a lo ____
to o O
n ly
(C A S H W ITH ORDER $ 4 .6 8 )
great help, particularly in handling NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
Result of 15 years experience in tire
heavy work.
Their work ha-i so
making. No danger from T H O R N S t
crowded them since the removal of TUS, PINS. NAILS. TACKS or GLASS.
••A” and pu n cture «tr ip s " B ”
a m i “ D ," a lso r im a trip ” H ’*
their shop that they have not had Serious punctures, like intentional k nife cuts, cart
to p re v e n t rim cu ttin g . T h is
be vulcanized like any other tire.
t ir e w ill o u tla st a ny o th e r
time to set up their boiler and en
Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use. Over
m a k n -S O F T , E L A S T IC and
E A S Y R ID IN G .
gine, but expect to have it in op Sevsnty-fivo Thousand pairs sold last year.
D E S C R I P T I O N i Made in a ll rites. It is lively and easy riding, very durable and lined Inside
eration in the near future.
with a special quality o f rubber, which never becomes por<ms nnd which closes up small punctures
F or S a l e .
W E T M O R E ’S
a ytùi
Du prey's 0 h > r. 11... bn lie Pen
ders, give instant r. lief. Price
cents. It. N Kimwlton, ( o<|nilt•
City; C. Y. Lowe, Baml.in.
Mrs.
I udley and daughters,
Anna and Grace, the latter two hav
ing held positions in our j uhlir
schools during the past school year,
and son Lindsey, started for theii
home at Newberg, Friday.
Th«y
will spend the yaeation th e e lo t
the young ladies have been engage 1
for the next term of school, and in
about three months we w ill expo, t
them back again.
N ational Bank o f Comineroe, N ew Y o rk ( ity
< W k e r W oolw orth N ’l B an k, San Francisco
First N u t’l Bank o f Portland,
Portland, Or
P I V A T E HOSPITÄ
Thoroughbred Eggs
chest.
Correspondents
R . C. Dem ent,
A . J. Sherwood,
L . H arlocker,
L . H . H azard,
Isaiah H acker,
R . E . Shine.
L A R G E S T Sisters of Mercy
N O R TH B E N D , OREOON
AD VERTISERS
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O F C O Q U ID U B , O R E G O N .
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MAKE EVERY DAY
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‘ COUNT-
C. A . Suow A Co., Patent Law
yers of Washington D. C., have
now ready their diary and memor
andum book for 1907, which they
will seud ou receipt of postage 2
cents. This little book is useful.
No where else that we know can so
much be had for so little.
N o ticc
Notice is hereby given that all
Coos County warrants drawn on
general fund aud endorsed prior to
April 1, 1905 will be paid on pre-
sentation at my office iD Coquille
City, Oregon.
No interest will be allowed after
March 31, 1907.
J. B. D ulley
T reasurer Coos County OregoD.
Dated Coquille City, Oregon, March
25, 1907.
FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
UNITED S T A T E S
a,PVinistratoof the Estate of R. H. Chnrl-
ton, ¿‘eceased.
'
count Book for Two Cents
As I have gone out o f business
I wish to close up my books and
all accounts not paid by January
1, 1907, colection aud 10 per cent
will be added.
Z. C. B tkano .
l. H. HAZRAD, Castile
R. E. SHINE, Vloe Pro»
« J SHERWOOD P ro .
This is to You.
Hom e R ealty Co.
They Have Bargains
FARM, TIMBER, COAL LANDS
To sell.
Also land to Rent.
City Property
in Coquille...
7 he County Seat of Coos
County. Fine Locations
Cheap ---------------------- •
ALSO LOTS AND P R O P E R T Y
For Sale in Myrtle Pornt. Bandon,
Marshfield. North BenJ. Bangor.
Yarrow. G'asgow. Empire City
T h e H o m e R e a lt y Co.
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