Puffed rice at Drane’s.
Draue’s phone at new store is 353.
George
Norris was in frr.m Fair-
J.
J.
Edwards
was
up
from
Ban­
New line of ladies’ belts at R ob­
Children's ssudals at Robinson's. inson’s.
vies on Monday.
don Monday.
Economy fruit jars at O. Wilson
The right goods at the right
“ Dement’s Best flour is the kind
Frank Willard was up from Pros
price at W. T. Kerr’s.
& C o’s.
Drane sells.
per on Monday.
Shoes that can’t be beaten at
F. W. Rakrer was down from
Hi Behnke, of North Bend was
For first-class watch repairing to
Kerr’s.
Johnson’s mill Saturday.
a county seat visitor yesterday.
to W. H. Subroeder's.
Joe Laird was in from Sitkum on
J. O. Stemler, of Dorn, was down
The Elizabeth sailed from Ban­
Fruit jars, tops and rubbers at
Friday.
Land & Syons’
don a week ago, and will be due in in this section lad Monday.
Nice line of silks just arrived at
Attorney Pulford, of Myrtle Point a day or so.
If you want something up-to-date
Mrs. Nosier’».
bad busines at the oounty seat yes­
Best stock of shoes on the river in a suit of clothes, Men's Bovs' or
youth's, Robinson has there
Win. Lafferty came down from terday.
Kerr’s.
Louis Doansr. the gentleman who
Myrtle Point Friday.
Allen Belieu went to the bay yes­
Sinclair's hams and bacon at
is
putting in an independant tele­
Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar­ Land A Lyons’, Second street.
terday after a visit with bis folks at
phone system at Bandon, was a Co
ket at Kerr’s.
Mrs. Wm. Meeker, of this city, Enchanted prairie.
quille visitor Monday and Tuesday
Mel Hayter was up from the started for Elkton yesterdv to visit
The People's Market always
Riverton section on Saturday.
For Sale, one work horse six
keeps fresh vegetables.
her old home and frienps.
years old, weight over 1300 pounds.
Don’t miss Drane’s Surprise Hale
Suits mad > to fit, wear and have
J. E Quick has gone to Bandon Apply to Frank Nelson, Norway
next Saturday.
style and snap to them at Robinson’. for a few days’ outing. David Ful­
J. S Cole, whom we mentioned
Attorney Hammond, of this city,
Quick makes ironing boards to ton is looking after bis shop during
lately as being a newcomer to this
had business at the bay Thursday.
order form 50 cents up. One door bis absence.
section, has rented the Grady place
J. H. Lamb and Geo. Henninger north of Sentinel office.
O. Wilson A Co. have Oyster near Norway, and moved there with
were down from Fishtrap yesterday
Drane’s Surprise Sales of Satur­ shell and grit, just what your his family last week.
chickens need.
days
for bargains.
“ White River” Flour is the best
F or S ale . Two nice garden lots
George Wilson, of the Empire
Robinson has it.
C. T. Cessna was up from the
with crop—some fruit —at west end
section,
passed
through
en
route
to
R. E. Buck, of Bandon, was a (Jo- lower river Monday and while in
of T bridge. Call on J. Snow at
quille business visitor on Thursday. town made our office a pleasant the upper river for a hunt and out­ the place.
ing on Monday.
Wm. Elliott, the jeweler, who has
Buy the Gotzian shoe at O. Wil­ business call.
LOCAL N E W S.
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Land A Lyons will guarantee
S. W. P. signifies Sherwin Wil­
G. W , Hixson came up Fiiday liams Paints, the most popular on every sack of White Spray flour.
Give us a trial.
from his homestead on Bills creek. earth and the best to put on your
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Barker, of
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour hoase.
Fairview, who had been visiting at
Drane sells it.
Fresh vegetables at Land&Lyons’
Myrtle Point, came down Monday
Dr. S. C. Endicott, the Myrtle — Seconu street, Coquille.
on their way home.
Point dentist, was in Coquille last
E. M. Gallier, one of the propri­
F or S axe .
A good double-end
Friday.
etors of the Tupper Hotel at Ban­
fish boat, cheap— practically new.
A beautiful piano on sale at Bar­ don, had business which called him See T. A. Walker.
ker’s Jewelry store.
to the bay on Monday.
A. H. Powers, of the C. A. Smith
Mrs Alex Snyder, of Myrtle Poin t,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Messer and Lumber Go., returned to Marsh­
visited in town a day or so the 1 it ter daughter, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, are field Monday after a few days’ visit
bock from their oxtended visit in
part of the week.
through the Coquille country.
New Mexico and Missouri.
Watch Drane’s Surprise Sales
Frank Fish starts for Roseburg
Oyster shells and
grit
for
Saturday for Bargains.
tomorrow morning with his rig.
chickens at O. Wilson Ac Co’s.
Thos. Hanley, of the O. K. cream­
All parties wanting to take two days
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Knowlton, of
ery, had business which called him
for the trip in a comfortable rig
this city, with their daughter, Miss
to the bay last week.
should be on hand.
Naoma, are back from a visit of sev.
Robinson has the ‘‘ White House”
“ WANTED.
“ Oregon
Grape
eral weeks in Portland.
shoes for ladies and men.
Root will pay 5ots per lb for same
Robinson’s store handles the
G ooroe T. M oulton .
Coquille has received the new
Chippewa Loggers shoe in all
hose and cart for Are fighting of
Mrs.
George
Stewart,
of Gardin­
styles.
which we made mention lately.
er, passed through town Saturday
Mrs. A. A. Jamieson and daugh­
on her way to Bandon, where she
New waists for spring and sum­
ter, Miss Ethel, of Port Orford,
mer at O. Wilson, At Co’s
goes to see her parents, Mr. and
came up Friday and on Saturday
Mrs. Chas. Rogers, of that plane.
Mrs. Harry Noble and Miss Alice
continued their trip to Myrtle Point.
Cox, of Marshfield to see the for­
W anted . George T. Moulton, of
W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints,
mer’s father, T. A. King, of this city.
Coquille, will pay the highest cash
oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb Ac rice for chittim bark.
Big varieties of patterns to choose Co’s .
from in Robinsons clothing stock.
Mrs. R. M. Wieder came over
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pershbaker were
Mrs Capt. T D. White, of Ban­ up from Prosper on Friday accom­ from Marshfield yesterday to see
don, went to Marshfield Saturday to panied by their daughters, Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Fred Tuttle.
visit relatives and many friends of Fahy and Miss Ruby, and a friend She tells us that Mr. Wieder is back
from the hot springs, much improved
that place.
from Oakland, Cal.
in
health.
Robinson has a full line of Bus­
Oall on Land & Lyons for Hire’s
ter brown shoes for boys and girla. Root Beer; you can get it right off
F or H ale : One bay mare, 7 y ears
old, well broke.
Must go at once.
B. C. Knight is nursing a very the ice.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sumner, of Call or adereBs this office.
sore hind which wan injured at the
son & Co’s.
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If you are going out camping,
give Land Ac Lyons your order.
They have everything you want in
the grocery line.
riegularities are often caused by
excessive drinking or being over­
heated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foley’s Kidney Cure.
Sold by E. J. Slocum.
DRUGS
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
i and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Chas. Warden, of Menasha, and
C. O. Case, of Clinton, Wisconsin,
who have been in Coos county some
Lampa Item«.
time in the interest of Menasha
Woodenware Co., started on a vis­
Hay, which is a heavy crop this
it at their respective homes yester­ year, is about harvested.
day. They will be back in the
John Brown, of Pleasant View,
near future.
California, formerly of Lampa, has
The Coquelle Vally Packing Co. been in this neighborhood visiting
is paying 7} cents for first class beef, old friends. Needless to say he re­
8 cents for dressed pork and 12$
ceived a warm welcome, rb be is a
cents for chickens live weight.
most worthy young man.
He was
L. C- Russell and son, W. W.
in Marshfield settling up his father’s
Russell, of Eugene, spent several
estate, thence goes to Portland to
days last week in the Coquille val­
visit his sister, Miss Nellie Brown,
ley looking over the field with a
who is teaching there.
view to establishing a brick manu­
J. L. Bear, the Lampa merchant,
facturing plant on the Coquille.
and
family have been in the moun­
They met with encouragement, and
tains
camping aDd bunting.
They
found some clay that would doi but
not exactly what they would like to report a jolly time, but no game.
Charley and Orey Randleman.who
have. They expect to return in the
haye
been sick for some time are
future.
again
around.
During the summer kedney ir-
Dr. Wetmore is back from New­
Bandon, returned as far as this
Mr. and Mrs. Toney Mussell of port where be wants to attend the
place from a visit with their son, Portland were in town a few days state convention of the Improved
nnd from here they continued their lately, the latter visiting ldatives Order of Redmen The Dr. received
trip to Myrtle Point.
while the former went to North honor of the office of Outside Guard
Buster Brown Blue Ribbon pat­ Bend with a view to finding a bus­ while the lodge here has not even
F. L. Lowe who had been to Ban­
received its charter yet.
The Dr.
don to see his mother, Mrs. D. J. ent leather Oxford ties f >r hoys at iness location.
Robinson’s.
reports having had a grand time.
Lowe, Sr., who recently got a fall
Swell assortment of children’s,
Messrs. Arthur McEwen and
boy’s.youths’ and men's spring cloth­ There were about three dozen real
breaking one arm near the shoulder
I. W. Biilings who have the contract ing at Robinson’s.
Indians from the Sibtz reservation
nnd otherwise bruising her up, re­
for furnishing the gravel for the
to help out in the entertainment.
turned to Marshfield yesterday.
Mrs. E. J. Bushier and daughter
new concreto buildings at Marsh­
They gave a number of their dan­
J. W. Leneve carries the Bradley field, wert to the Point yesterday. Miss Elsie, of Portland, who have
ces which were highly appreciated
Logger shoes. Every pair guaran­
Soap! Soap! Soap!
Call at Land just spent over a week’s outing in by all, among which were the C o­
teed.
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Ac Lyons’ for soap. They can sup­ Coos county, started for their ho ne
quille dance, the feather dance the
P. W. Laird, one of Coquille’s ply your wants.
yesterday.
They are delighted
up-to-date farmers, has jbstreceived
Mr. nnd Mrs. W . P. Bartlett, of with our part of the state and tell buffalo dance and many others.
an 8-horse gasoline engine and a Eau Clair, Wisconsin, who had been us that when a railroad is built
E. Quartermas as District Agent
Fairbanks-Morse insilege cutter of here for a couple of weeks visiting they will visit us often.
of the Northwestern Mutual Life of
12 tons per hour capacity, and is their son, Stanley, nnd other friends
Robinson has just received six Milwaukee W iq., is a representative
making preparations to fill his im­ took their departure last week, Mrs. different patterns of the Chippewa
of a company that has more insur­
mense silo.
Bartlett, accompanied by Stanly, logging shoe.
ance in force in the state of Oregon
O. Wilson & Co. have received going by way of San Francisco,
The following item we take from than any other. It is the lsrgeet
their full line of spring and summer while the old gentlbman went by
the Lakeport, C»l., Bee:
H. T. purely United State Company. The
goods.
way of Portland.
They enjoyed Schweers
and
family
have “ Northern” furniahes insurance at
Mrs. J. T. Jenkins, of Bandon, their outing very much and their
started to San Jose, where they ex­ lower cost than any other institution
passed through to the bay Saturday, friends will be glad to see them re­
pect to reside, though they may of its kind in America.
where she took a north bound turn at any time.
later decide upon Lo Gatos. Mr.
Life insurance theee days is an in-
steamer on her way to Billingham,
F or R est
A nice large front Schweers’ mother and one child go
dispensible necessity. A man wants
Washington, where she goes to room in a desirable location. Would
by rail. The others will travel by the kind that insures, and at the
visit her daughters who live at that do for two. Call at the H erald
wagon, camping out on the way.
lowest cost It will pay you to in-
office.
place.
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vestigat
Surveyor Cathcart came over
The following item appeared in
Ladies! Call and see the new from Marshfield XTonday and at
line of belts and lace collass at
the Coos Bay News in May. 1874.
Some changes have taken place
this place was joined by road viewer
Kerr’s.
and contrasted witn the present, in our town lately. The siw mill
Georg Griffin and father down the
Capt. C. J. McLean, later of river by W. M. Kay, who new takes shows the progress we have made: has changed hands, M. Hayter has
Emboldened by the success of purchased the Chas. Nosier proper­
Portland, and now a member of the (place of Stephen Gallies, re­
Rsckliffe’s schooner, the ty of O. A. Kelly, J. Elvy bought
the Coquille River Steamboat Co., signed, and all proceeded to the Capt.
started Saturday for Portland to j coast below Bandon for the purpose Cordelia, the owner of a little scow the Matt Laws property.
order new boilers for the steamers i of viewing a road from New Lake with a propeller in her, has com­
Cbss Peterson bought the F. S.
Dispatch and Liberty.
He will be to the Coos and Curry county line menced making trips between the Kelly property and also the old
Coquille river and San Francisco Cavott property.
gone about a week
1 in tue vicinity of the Joe Hire place.
during the summer months. She
Do your shopping at home. Call
When you want a cold d rink, uy
Mr. Dickson and family left for
a bottle of Hiar’s Root beer at Land phone 251 and Land A Lyons will >• «»»«d the Twin Sisters and ar- eastern Oregon last week.
deliver your order any tim ' during rived at Pohl’s mill in the fore part
At Lyons’— we keep it on ice.
The present lease on the River­
the day.
of last week. On her way up she
Mrs. R. H. Olsen, of Empire, ac­
ton Hotel, expires Aug. 14th so the
Coquille walked away with anoth- stopped at the Rogue river fisheries
companied by her sister, Mrs, Frank
Hotel property will be for sale at
er game Sunday when she played and took on about forty barrels of
Hedrick, of San Francisco, who is
any time.
Bandon on the latter s grounds with salmon. She then loaded 53,000
making her a two month’s visit,
a score of 14 to 9.
Marshfield d e -; feet, of cedar lumber at Pohl's and ! On the 2nd day of July at the resi­
passed through town Saturday on
feated North Bend At the latter sailed for San Francisco on Satur- dence of Wm Rohm, Mr. Freeman
their leturn from Arago where they
place by a score of 4 to 2.
This day afternoon. If this trade can be Steward and Miss Edna Thomas
had spent a week with their friend,
pots Coquille in the lead by three kept up so as to enable the farmers were joined in the holy bonds of
Mrs Ellen Peterson.
They had
games, the bay teams being tied for along the nver to ship potatoes, wedlock, O. A. Kelly officiating.
an exceedingly pleasant visit.
D onna A nna .
second place, having won four games bacon, etc , by these little vesssls.it
F or S ale . One matched span of eacb.
North Bend plays here next will soon enhance the value of fa rm -,
A B ig B argain
mares—roadsters—fast, gentle and Sunday and Marshfield goes to ing lands along tbe river. Ths
F ob S ale C heap —A span of well.
kind. Also span of work horses, Bandon.
next thing will be the building of a
| broke horses, weighing about 1300
weight 1400 lbs. each, true and
W anted : A housekeeper for four Kttl® »»earner to run up to the forks pounds each. Will sell one or both.
sound.
Address Lock Box 192 children going to school in Bandon. of the river, and that will be done Call on or addresa P. W. Laird,
Coquille.
Box 26, Bandon, Or.
inside of another year.
Coquill«. Phone 8x Farmers,
Smith camp the 23rd. D.-. Wet-
more is attending him.
For quick sales, list your proper­
ty with the Pacifio Real Estate Co.
Parties wishing to Breed tokthe Cleveland Bay Station Tempest or Black Warrior Jack
recently established a business at Commodore will find them at their stand at Johnson's Mill during the summer,
Langlois, had business up this way
W . H. LYONS, Owner
EVERETT SLAGLE, Manager
a few days last week, continuing
bis trip to the bay. He informs us
that he is working up a good busi­
C O N T A IN S KO
ness.
HARM FUL
FOR
SALE
AT
The Genuine is in the
yello w
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packaqk
SLO CUM’S DRUG STORE.
The HuIIins Boat
and the
Perro Marine
Engines
The W. H. Mullins Company of Salem, Ohio—widely known ns the
largest builders of small boats in the country—install Ferro Engim sand
do others.
Befoie placing their order for the year they made very ex­
haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result was an
initial order for 500 Ferro Engines—the largest siDgle order ever placed.
If such large engine buyery as the Mullins Co. stake their whole year’s
business on the Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines
Thomas Hanley is again home. made, certainly you ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that
Thresa and Maggie are paying n the Ferro Engine lias in fact the superiority we claim for it.
protracted visit to friends and rela­
The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
tives in San Francisco.
W
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C.
ROSE,
Agent,
Coquille,
Oregon
Jack Timon has contracted his j
ccal interests on tbe south side nnd i
is now prospecting on the north side
of the Burgess ranch where there
are a good many out-croppings of
coal.
Mart Randleman’s new gasoline,
costing upwards of a thousand d ol­
lars, will soon be ready to launch.
Certainly this will be a fine thing
for its owner when the fishing
season opens.
Mr. Borgard, who built n fine
barn last year at a cost between
four nnd five hui dred dollars,'has it
well filled with good nutricious hay
for his dairy cows.
He has also
laid out and fenced a building Bite
where he proposes to build a house
next season.
He is one of Lampa's
moet pushing and energetic farmers.
Lampa bus grown bright in new
paint which spreads and glistens
day by day. The boys grow bright
day by day, too, beneath the rule (or
rod) of Mr. Culbertson.
But we
think that it is his eyes that do the
glistening— ah.
J. F. Burges was down to town
Thursday.
W. M. Hamilton was down from
Fishtrap Saturday.
Be sure and see that fine Panama
dress goods at O. Wilson Ac Co's,
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.,
W . T. KERR
Successor to Z. C. Strang in W, O. W. Building.
CB. R & E . It R &
NAVIGATION CO.
TR A IN SCHEDULE NO. 2.
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Closing Out Sale
In Effect January 1, 1907.
All previous schedules are void.
Subject to change without notice.
C. J. Millia, manages; F. A. Laiee,
freight agent; general offices, Marshfield
Oregon.
No. 1.
Daily
Except Sunday
l,eave 9:00 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
9:45 a. m.
Arrive 10:20 a- m.
Traina
Stations
Marshfield
B. H. Junction
Coquille
Myrtle Point
No. 2.
Daily
Except Sunday
Leave 10:45 a. m.
10:30 a. m.
12:00 m.
Arrive 12:30 p. m .
Myrtle Point
Coquille
H. If. Junction
Marshfield
Extra trains will run on daily special
orders. Trains to and from Beaver Hill
daily.
I will close out my entire stock in
Thirty Days, beginning July 1st.
MILLINERY
at H off and all other goods 5 per
cent discount below cost price.
Mrs. J. E. Perrott.
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