Fruit jars at J. W. Leneve’s.
New line of ladies’ belts at R ob
Drane's phone at new store is 353. inson’s.
Economy fruit jars at O. Wilson
Drane's Surprise Sales of Satur-
& Co's.
| days for bargains.
Chas. Smalley has gone to Beaver
Fine line of spring and summer
Hill for a while.
goods jusin at Kerr’s.
Geue Nosier has gone to Bridge
S. Mundy, of Bandon, was a Co­
to reside for a while.
quille v:sitor on Friday
J. F. Hamblock, of Parkersburg,
Green Peas from Round Hill
was in town Wednesday.
farm at G. A Robinson's
Puffed rice at Drane’s.
D. D. Pierce is up from San Fran
oisco.
Shoes
Kerr’s.
New line of ladies’ ties at Robin
son,s.
E. M. Blackerby, of Bandon, had
business in Coquille on Saturday.
Sinclair’s hams and bacon
Land & Lyons', Second street.
Messrs. D. L. Wyatt and Wesley
Robinson has the "White House"
Fresh vegetables at Land&Lyons’ Parker of BskerCitv, passedThrougb
shoes for ladies and men.
— Second street, Coquille.
Coquille Saturday en route to the
Chris Long, of Bandon, was
Services at the Episcopal church bay wLere they will look about
with a view of locating.
Sunday, morning and evening.
Coquille visitor on Monday.
Robinson has a full line of Bus­
F ob R ale : One bay mare, 7 j ears
C. W. Martin returned from San­
ter brown shoes for boys and girta. old, well broke.
Must go at once
ta Rosa, California, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kronenberg, Call or aderess this office
H. A. K irg and family moved to [
John Howell of Grants Pass, who
of this city, visited lower river
Bandon for residence yesterday.
has been visiting his brother-in-
points several days last week.
Big varieties of patterns to choose
Fruit jars, tops and rubbers at law, Chas. F . McCulloch, o f Ban­
from in Robinsons clothing stock.
don, was in town last Thursday in
Land & Syone’
Dr. Wetruore made a profession­
company
with the latter.
Jack Miller the clever mate on
al visit to Myrtle Point yesterday.
The People’s Market always
the Steamer Echo, made a trip to
Cbaa. Crewe was up from Curry
Dave Baker and W ill Harmon, of
the bay last week returning on Sat­ keeps fresh vegetables.
ounty the
first of the week and
the North Fork were in town Wed­
Mrs. Leona Teutsch, of Pendle­ made a visit with Mrs. Crewe and
urday.
nesday.
F. R. Taylor, of Looking Glass ton, Oregou, arrived in town last family.
Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar­
Mason jar caps and Rubbers at
valley, who was in town Monday week for a visit with her cousin, R.
Parties wishing to Breed to the Cleveland Bag Station Tempest or Black Warrior Jack
ket at Kerr’s.
with W. E. Neely, of Fairview, made H. Mast, and family. She will also Robinsou’s.
Commodore
will find them at their stand at Johnson's Mill during the summer,
Dr. Tatom the Dentist, goes to
visit with other members of the
Mrs. Dr. Culin who had been vis.
our office a pleasant call.
Curry county on a professional vis­
iting her parents, Rev. aDd Mrs.
W. H. LYONS, Owner
EVERETT SLAGLE, Manager
John Morris, a former resident Mast famly at Lee before returning. Taylor, of San Francisco, returned
it this week.
F
or S ale .
A
good
double-end
of Coquille, but for some time of
fish boat, cheap— practically Dew Sunday. She w h s accompanied by
Don't miss Drane's Surprise Sale
Bandon, shook bands with old See T. A. Walker.
her daughters. Irma and Alice.
C O N T A IN S N O
next Saturday.
friends here on Monday.
Swell line of fine lawns in pat­
Abe Wilson, employed at y o a t
F or R ent . Good 5 room bouse.
HARM FUL
If you want something up-to-date am’s camp, met with a fearful aeci. terns at Robinson's. No two alike.
Apply to J. E. Qick, next door to in a suit of clothes, Men’s Boys’ or
DRUGS
Mr. and Mrs. S. S- Norton, of
dent on the 11th, a piece of steel
Sentinel office.
youth’s, Robinson has there.
from the wedge [under the force of Redding, California, arrived here
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, L a Grippe, Asthma, Throat
The Genuine is in the
A beautiful piano on sale at Bar­
Dr. Prentis, of Marshfield, went a heavy maul, penetrating his arm- yesterday and are enjoying a visit
, and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption y e l l o w p a c k a g c
ker’s Jewelry store.
to Bmdou Monday to ply his pro­ for a distance of three inches. Dr. with Mrs. Norton’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. N. Lorenz and Family.
FOR
SALE
AT SLO CUM’S DRUG STORE.
Attorney J. S. Coke had business fession a few days. He was accom­
Wetmore is in attendance.
Give Land & Lyons your order
which called him to the county se at panied by his wife and bod .
Soap! Soap! Soap!
Call at Land and have your goods delivered
Counterfeit Coins Passed.
one day last week.
’
Oall on Land & Lyons for Hiro’s <t Lyons’ for soap. They can sup­ promptly.
Mrs. D. F. Dean and daughter, Root Beer; you can get it right off ply your wants.
Mrs. Oscar Schneider, of C oeu rd ’
Counterfeit money is making its
Miss Frankie, started Monday for the ice.
Mrs. Chas. Collier returned Sat­ Alene, Idaho, with her two daugh. appearance on Coos Bay aud there
Idaho for the benefit of the for­
C. Timmons, the salmon caDDer, urday from a two-weeks’ visit at ters arrived in this city on Saturday
mer’s health.
arrived here from Astoria last Sat­ Grants Pass wher she spet the 4th, and will visit for some time with is much excitement among the dif­
Mrs. L. A, Whereat came over urday and proceeded to Bandon and visited her folks there and at he former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. ferent parties who found themselves
in poseseion to the spurious coins.
from Marshfield yesterday to see where he goes to look after his in­ Medford. She reports the weather H. A. Wethv.
beiDg very warm throughout the
her father,“ J. H. Sackett, who has terests.
Children’s sandals at Robinson's. The North Bend News Company of
valley, and having encountered an
North Bend was the first firm known
been ill of late.
Buster Brown Blue Ribbon pat­ electric storm there on the 6th.
John Johnson arrived Thursday to have been victimnized.
Buy the Gotzian shoe at O. Wil- ent leather Oxford ties fir boys at
Loggers! Stitch-down shoes are from Grays Harbor Washington,
Robinson’s.
The first intimation received in
son & Co’s.
the easiest on the feet. Robinson
and is now enjoying a visit with Marshfield was in shape of a warn­
Chas. Long and Chester Lang- handles the Chippewa.
Van L. Armstrong, of southern
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter ing to Robert Marsden, proprietor
C. B. Atchison, railroad commis­
California, is here for the summer. lois, of Bandon, were in town the
JcbnsoD, of this city. He has been o( tbe billiard parlor on Front street .
He is enjoying a visit with his friend last of the week aDd went over to sioner, aod George O. Goodall, sec­ absent nearly three years.
After being informed Mr. MsrsdeD
Beaver Hill and secured employ­ retary of the commission, accom­
Mr. Quatermass.
Best stock of shoes on the river was on the lookout for the coins
The W. H. Mullins Company of Salem, Ohio—widely known as the
ment
at
Boutian’s
camp
near
that
panied
by
C.
J.
Millie,
the
present
“ Dements Best” is the flour
Kerr’s.
largest
builders of small boats in the country— install Ferro Engines and
and
on
Saturday
night
one
answer­
place.
manager of the Coos Bay Roseburg
Drane sells it.
Joel Patterson went to the bay ing the description was handed in. no others. Befoie placing their order for tbe year they made very ex­
and
Eastern,
came
over
from
Marsh­
W.
P,
Fuller’s
prepared
paints,
Fish Commissioner Van Dusen
Sunday to attend the funeral of The gentleman passing the coin haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result whs an
and his deputy, W. F. Smith, of oils aud varnishes at J. A. Lamb & field one day last week looking over his friend and companion, J. H.
Co’s.
whs entirely innocent that he was initial order for 500 Ferro Engines—the largest single order ever placed.
the line.
Coos river, spent a day or so on
Thrush who was killed Friday by a in posession of a counterfeit coin If such large engine buyery as the Mullins Co. stake their whole ycsr’e
William
Windle,
late
of
Eugene,
"W AN TED .
“ Oregon
Grape dynamite explosion of which men­
the river last week.
and was nonplussed on being in­ business on the Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines
Root will pay 5cts per lb for same
Watch Drane’s Surprise Sales who has been vtsiting with his son,
tion is made in another column.
made, certainly yon ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that
formed of its real character.
G
qobqe
T.
M
oulton
.
Joseph Windle, of near Beaver
Saturday for Bargains.
The right goods at the right
The North Bend News Company the Ferro Engine has in fact the superiority we claim for it.
David
Roberts,
of
Empire
City,
slough,
went
to
Marshfield
Friday
Mr. Niehouse, the North Bend
price at W. T. Kerr’s.
of North Bend has disoovered five The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
boxfactory man, accompanied by to see another son, M. H. Windle came over Thursday and proceeded
G.
W.
Derby
who
had
been
out
of
the coins in its till. The money
to Arago to see his daughter, Mrs.
for
a
few
days.
W.
C.
ROSE,
Agent,
Coquille,
Oregon
his wife went to Bandon by way of
Josephine county prospecting is in every case five dollar gold
Do your shopping at home. Call Ellen Peterson. Mr. Roberts in-
this place Wednesday.
phone 251 and Land & Lyons will informs ub that Mr. and Mrs. John for several weeks returned Saturday. pieces dated 1903, and said to be
Timber coal and farm lands. The deliver your order any time during
Morgan with whom he makes his While out in fhe mountains 8 miles an excellent imitation.— Times.
Home Realty Co.
the day.
home, the latter being his daughter from Grants Pass he had the mis­
CoquiUe 7 North Bend 4.
J. B. Fox, the second hand man,
G. W. Harry last week purchss- also, will soon start for a trip in fortune while splitting wood to se­
who has been suffering severely of ed through the agency of Wm. Od-
The baseball game last Sunday
verely cut his left hand, and is now
California.
late from a spell of grip, is able to dy, the real estate man, from R. E.
between Coquille and North Bend
carrying it in a sling.
Robinson’s store handles the
be out on the streets again.
Shine the M. Kroll home and lots Chippewa Loggers shoe in all
If you are going out camping, on the latter’s grounds resulted in
New waists for spring and sum­ directly across the «treet from the styles.
give LaDd & Lyons your order. another victory for the local boys
mer at O. Wilson, & Co’s
They have everything you want in by a score of seven to four.
This
Presbyterian church.
At a special meeting of the city
the grocery line.
was a fast game from start to finish,
Paul Wilson who had gone to
W anted : A housekeeper for four council Monday eveniug a new
W. JacobsoD, of thefirm of Wake­ sb both teams were in prime condi­
Fruitvale, Califoruia with his par­ children going to school in Bandon. hose cart aud 400 feet of new hose
field
and Jacobson, the Portland tion and as Coquille was one game
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Wilson
were ordered for the fire department
Box 26, BandoD, Or.
contractors, who have ,the contract in the lead of North Bend, her
for a visit returned Sunday.
G . T. Robinsoo, the Bandon and steps taken for the improve­ of extending the government jetty
nearest opponent, the clam-diggers
For quick sales, list your proper­ meat market man. made our office a ment of the T bridge.
A bid for
work at tbe mouth of the Coquille were bent on winning— and Coquill
ty with the Pacific Real Estate Co.
the
construction
of
the
sewer
pleasant call while in town Wednes­
river, went to Bandon one day last was as badly “ bent” the other way.
C. L. Williams, a late arrival from day. He tells us that C. E. Cleg- which is in contemplation was not
week to look after business matters, Up to the 5th inning neither side
Kansas, went to Portland last week, born is now one of his efficient help­ considered, and the city may do the
preparatory to the starting of tbe was able to score, but at the close
and expects to 1 un threshing engines ers in his Bandon market.
work itself.
ork.
of tbe 5th Coquille had three to her
in the valley this threshing season,
W anted . George T. Moulton, of
F or S ale . T wo fine bay mareB,
Swell assortment of children’s, credit, three more iu the 6th and
O. Wilson & Co. have received weight 1300 each. Will sell one or Coquille, will pay the highest cash boy’s.youths’ and men’s spring cloth­
one more in the 7th, while North
rice for chittim bark.
their full line of spring and summer
ing at Robinson’s.
both. S. M. Rowan, Arago.
Bend was unable to “ get in’’ till tbe
goods.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
Wm.
Jenkins
and
son-in-law
and
C.
H.
Cbadbourne,
justice
of
tbe
7th
when they made one and in tbe
A. S. Taylor and family arrived
will give a Rainbow Picnic at the
daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. Gus Gross
peace, conveyance, etc., of Prinston, 9th three more. Collier put up a
here from Portland last Monday
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
and will lock the county over with of Bandon, passed through town Tozier, on Wednesday, July 24th Minnesota, arrived in Coos county “ fast aud crooked’’ ball aud put 12
Wednesday on their way to North
last week and is having a general of tbe pay-roll town’a fans on the
a view of locating in case they find
in the afternoon.
The traditional
Yakama, Washington where they go
look all about.
He finds quite a bench while Gruharn was getting
whnt suits them.
pot of gold will be in evidence, and
to visit relatives and friends.
umber of his old time friends from eight to his credit.
a milking, batting aDd sope-skip-
Bandon and Marshfield mixed on
For Sale— A fine bull and 5
F ob S alk . T wo nice garden lots piog contest with prizes for best Minnesota here in Coquille, umong the latter's diamond with a score of
milch cows. Inquire of Geo. E. Peo­
with crop—some fruit—at west end
whom are the Messrs. Varney, Kelly four to one in favor of Marshfield.
ples, Coquille.
winners.
Take the steamer Echo
of T bridge. Call on J. Snow at
and Briggs. He finds his friends Hobo, Bandon’s left-handed pitcher,
J. 8. Cob. Wm Goodwin and the place.
at one o ’clock and you will be met
all well pleased here and we believe kept the Marshfielders guessing,
Mike Supple arrived here last week
by conveyances to tbe farm and re­
Presiding Elder Wire, of the M.
he is very favorably impressed with and the entire team put up a much
from Troutdale, Oregon, and are
turned in the evening by a moon­
better game than at the beginning
E.
church,
will
preside
at
the
prayer-
the
place himself.
looking for a suitable location.
light straw ride.
Refreshments on
of the season and Bandon is begin­
meeting
tonight,
at
whice
time
one
They sre highly pleased with this
Robinson has just received six ning to see visions of a pennet dec­
the grounds.
iofant baptism will be ministered.
Successor to Z . C. Strang in W . O . W . Building.
different patterns of tbe Chippewa orating tbe tall pines around their
section.
O. Wilson & Co. have Oyster logging shoe.
Ho will hold the 4th- quarterly con­
diamond.
J. W. Leneve carries the Bradley
shell and grit, just what your
Score by IoniDgs;
ference at Bandon Saturday, and
William Pitt Bartlett of Eau
chickens need.
Logger shoes. Every pair guaran­
Coquille
0 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 •— 7
will conduct service Sunday morn-
Clair, Wisconsin, accompanied by
teed.
A very destructive fire broke oat
I iug and evening. There will be no
bis estimable wife are here on a vis­ North Bend 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3— 5
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Branham preaching in the M. E church at at Price’s shipyard near Bullard’s
Bandon plays the local boys next
it with their son, Stanley Bartlett,
early last Wednesday morning and
SnDday on the Coquille gronuds
this place on Sunday.
who has been a resident of this city
tow nice steamers in course of con­
and a good game is looked for.
of this city, started out Monday
j (or a year or so. Mr. Bartlett is
F or R ent
A nice large front
struction, the Daisy being almost
morning for a little outing. They
Quick makes ironing boards to
president of the Union National
room in a desirable location. Would
ready to launch, while another was
went to Bridge and will fish and
Bank of Eau Clair, and is an able order form 50 cents up. One door
j
do for two. Call at the H erald i
| well under way, were completey
hunt on Big creek.
attorney of long experience. He is north of Sentinel office.
j office.
destroyed.
This is an exceedingly
Ladies! Call and see the new
also interested in some of Coos coun­
lino of belts and lace collass a t ! M arried . On the 11th inst,, at hard blow to wbat is becoming one
Kerr’s.
the home of J. 8- Clinton, on the of our leading industries, aDd en­ ty’s best timber lands, having secur­
ed over two sections a number of
p
D. C. Rogers, a prominent real North Fork> Mr I» rafi8 B Uon&er tails a loss of over 9100,000, on
which
it
ia
reported
that
there
sre
JearH
Rgo
estate man of St. Johns, who some
Miss Nellie R. Clinton, Judge
Suits mad i to fit, wear aDd have EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST
time since secured one o f Coos B' ° D Holden officiating.
The 990,060 insurance. The large shed,
style and anap to them at Robinson’s
FOR VISUAL DEFECT
county’s valuable timber claims, bride, one of the beautiful daugb- machinery and the workmen’s tools
A Big Bargain
came down by the last Breakwater ter8 of C008-
tb# ftrooB ' re8i' were all dsatoyed, causing a loss
EYE DISEASES, NERVOUS OR
to have an outing and look over dent of tho same nearly all hia life, hard to replace. While it has been
CHRONIC ILLS
F or S ale C heap —A span of well-
the county. He was accompanied are known as among the most wor­ a terrible blow to Mr. Price, we are
thy of our young people, and start pleaeed to be able to etate that he broke horses, weighing about 1300
by bia estimable wife.
Consultation Free
When you want, a cold drink, buy life's journey together with the best is not entirely discouraged, and pounds each. Will sell one or both.
Will
vieit Coquille July 15, 16
a bottle of Hiar’s Root baer at Land wishes of a host of friends, always that he will proceed at once to re- Call on or address P. W. Laird,
17
and
18
H
erald
.
including
the
A Lyona’— we keep it on ice.
! build and go ahead with the work, i Coquille, Phoae 8x Farmer*,
AND
1 «ft
The ilu llin s Boat
and the
Perro Marine
Engines
A
*
Did You Ever Stop to
Think
That it pays to buy
the best at the lowest
prices?
W e buy the best
that money can buy
and sell on the lowest
margin.
Gents' Furnishings a
Specialty.
Come and examine
our Shoe Department
before purchasing.
T. KERR
ì
Closing Out Sale
I will close out my entire stock in
D . Bancroft
Thirty Days, beginning July 1st.
MILLINERY
at H off and all other goods 5
cent discount below cost price,
Mrs. J. E. Perrott.
per