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LOCAL NEWS.
McCall’s paterns at W. T. Kerr's.
Gentlemen’s blue or black serge
Heinze’s Sweet pickle's in bulk suits at Robinsons.
A Happy New Year.
at Robinson’s.
For strictly scientific horse shoe
School books at Slocum’s.
"White River” Flour is the best ing, go to Sleeper.
Prof. Traver came over from the Robinson has it.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls—and then
bay yesterday.
Mr. Ford o f Lamps creek was in some at M. H. Hersey’s,
Palace Restaurant next door to Coquille yesterday.
Elegant line of new gloves just
Hersey's store.
J. II. Shields, of Bandon, was a in at the White House.
F ob S ale . Some acreage adjoining
town site. See Stanley.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas, It has pleased an nil.
D. E- Burns and wife, of Cody,
wise
Father to remove from our
Wyomiog, registered at Hotel Co
midst
Lillian M. Candlin, a beloved
quille on Friday.
sister,
Don’t overlook that fine Station
Whereas, In this death the com'
ery at Knowtton’s Drug Store.
munity as well as the Club loses
George Barklow, of Myrtle Point noble and worthy woman, be it
came down Monday to meet Mrs.
Resolved,
That the Woman’s
Barklow who had been visiting at Study Club extends to the stricken
Bandon.
1 husband and relatives their heart
Good Bargain in a piano, if sold felt sympathy iD this hour of be
at once, Inquire at this office.
reavement.
Harry Flanders has moveded in
Resolved, Further, that a copy
to his now barn, from which place of these resolutions be sent to the
he will answer all calls for hauling. bereaved husband, a copy spread
We have lots of goods suitable upon the minutes, and a copy sent
for Christmas presents. Skeels A to the press.]
Srn.
Inez Lusk, Pres.
W. H. Schroeder, the Jeweler,
Mrs. F. Belloni, Vice Pres
has received a fine lot of silverware,
Anna Dudley, Sec.
for the holiday trade.
It must be
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seen to be appreciated.
A nice line of sheet musio has
Before purchasing a watch else just been received by E. C- Barker
where, call on Schroeder the jewel & Co.
Call early and get the best.
er, and get his prices on all kinds
of time pieces.
Apple Growers Attention.
If you have a contract that
has not been filled or a bill that
has not been paid send it in at
once as I want to close up all
accounts before the first of the
year.
"Sound Ring” flour can be bought
The Waabcalore sailed from Ban. Coquille visitor on Saturday.
through any grocer.
don on Monday,
Steve Scotton, the printer, came
For first-class watch repairing to
Robinson baa a swell assortment over from the bay last week.
to W. H. Schroeder's.
of men’s togs,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ferry returned
Mr. Nicholson, the civil engineer,
F. E. Hull of Riverton, was in yesterday from a Christmas visit to
came over from Marshfield yester
Coquille on Saturday,
the bay side.
day.
Heinze's sour pickles in bulk at
Books! Books!! Books!!! at Knowl
See our window, then come in
ton’s Drug Store.
Robinson’s.
and guess. Skeels A Son.
Walter Smith, of Riverton, was
There is to be a lively basket ball
C. I. Kime, of Bandon, engineer
up to town Saturday.
game at the Masonic Hall tooight.
on
the Liberty, is off the boat for a
* Buy the Qotzian shoe at O. Wil All should turn out.
while on account of being ill,
son A Co’s.
Robinson is expecting a large as.
Our line groceries and canned
Mr. and Mrs. James Laird were sortment of suitcases this week.
goods is complete and of the best
down from the ranch last Saturday.
Quick will not take clearinghouse grades. Skeels A Son.
New stock of books at Knowlton'B checks after Jan. 1st for Ironing
Miss Bessie DeLoug returned
boards or anything else.
Drug Store,
Christmas day from Portland where
W. A. Beau, of Riverton, had
Be sure and see that fine Panama she had been attending St. Hellen’s
business in Coquille on Saturday. dress goods at O. Wilson & Co’s,
Hall.
J. E. Quick has sold a one-half in
F ound . Pair of nice glasses. Any
"Dements Best” is the flour
Every grocer in America will
Straw and crash hats, canvas terest in his shop to S. L- Curry
G E T A I. & S. B IN G S U IT THIS
one
having
lost
glasses
will
rail
on
Drene sells it,
shoes for women, men and children and they will manufacture house
tell you he has
FALL.
Mrs. M. W. M.'Cormick, of Riv D. D. Pierce at C. M. A M. Co’s at J. W. Leneve’s.
hold specialties and will soon be
GOOD COFFEE
erton, wns up to this city Friday. store.
E. S, Larsen, the shinglemill, man prepared to do all kinds of wood
You’ll find that a I A 8 B Suit mori
W. T. Kerr has full line of youths’ who has leased his mill at this city,
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
turning.
The place of business
fully
meets your ideas of what a good
Every grocer in COQUILLE
and men’s suits, overcoats at all started for Portland by the last
at his new store.
will be k n o w D as Quick's Exchange,
prices aDd of all kinds.
suit ought to be than any you have
will tell you this; but no
steamer.
Capt, O. P. Ellingson, of Par
and is located three blocks east of
The steamers Elizabeth and Ban-
ever worn. I A S B clothes are cut
merchant
will
look
you
kersburg, was a Coquille visitor on
Robinson has just received a full’ the postofliee, where you will find
don came in from San Francisco on line of rubber boots and rubbers
fiom best ol fabrics, smartly tailored
Friday.
straight
in
the
eye
and
say
one or both of these mechanics ever
Monday. The Elizabeth expects also oil clothing.
splendidly made. They have a per
Just see the pretty china dishes
ready to wait upon you in a pleas
his COFFEE is better
to go out tomorrow.
Take your saws to Quick s Ex ing and satisfactory manner.
at Mrs. Nosler’s.
fection of workmanship and finish that
than
Special
sale
on
embroidery
and
change
to have them filed and set.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. DeLong, had
SAY!
Did
you
know
that
you
i:
nut merely temporary-I & S B clothe«
lace at O. Wilson A Co’s on Friday The shop is 3 blocks east of the
business up from the lower river and Saturday.
could get more value for your
are
right, both when you first put
postoffice.
money at W. T. Kerr’s store than
Saturday.
The meeting of the club held on
them
ou and as you wear them. Beau
For something real swell, just see auy other place on the Coquille
If you want a nice suit of clothes Saturday last was for the purpose
River?
those
gold
and
silver
Moore’s
non-
tiful new patterns in great variety;
— latest fall style. Robinson has
of finishing the "Tennyson” work leakable pens at Schroeder’s.
D ied . In Coquille, Oregon, D e
them.
licit colorings; tasteful effects. Let
as indicated by ihe year book of
Frank Carey, o f Bandon, is suf cember 27, 1907, Donald Albert
** Mr. and Mrs. Will Bingaman
us show you Pome of these new ideas.
the Club.
fering from an attack of what ap Howell, aged one year, nine mouths
were up from the lower river on
Knowlton’s Drug Store has a pears to be brain feyer, and is in a und four days, Little Donald was
Saturday.
large stock of fine stationery of the serious condition.
the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
H e may muster up courage and
Ohas. Stanley has a board and latest styles and best quality.
Masks of all descriptions, includ liam F. Howell and was a bright
say his C O F F E E is “ just
lodging house business for sale at a
G. T. Robinson, now a resident ing Santa Clause, Negroes clowns little boy. The cause of his sud
bargain.
as good,’ ’ but he stops right
of this city, received a Christmas and Ladies’ at M. H. Hersey’s.
den taking away was an attack ol
Mrs. J. P. Clausen, of near Riv
G I V E M E 'A C A L L .
there.
turkey from his farm on Fishtrap,
Elder E. Keller, of Myrtle Point, pneumonia as he was about to re
erton, was in'Coquille doing shop
the gizzard of which contained a arrived in this city on Christmas cover from the whooping cough
ping Saturday.
Y ou cannot buy
nice little gold nugget.
day after a visit to Portland and These young parents have the heart
J. 0 . Shields, of Bandon, had
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure any other parte of the state.
felt sympathy of a large circle of
CHASE & SANBORN’S
business which called him to Co case of kdiney trouble that is not
Remember that M. H. Hersey has friends. The funeral services were
HIGH GRADE COFFEE
quille on Friday,
beyond medical aid. E. J. Slocum.
a full supply of Christmastree orna held at the family home in the north
Those hand bags at Knowlton’s
Mrs. Clara Moore, of Enid Okla., ments of all descriptions.
part ot town, conducted by Rev.
R. E. SHINE, Vice Pres
L. H. HAZRAD, Cashle
A J SHERWOOD P m .
in any other Store in Coquille
Drug Store are nice. Call and see is in town on an extended canvass
Gordon
and
the
little
body
was
laid
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
them.
ing tour of the coast, and inciden “ Coquille Valley Fruit Growers’ to rest in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
W E A R E SO LE AGEN TS.
A. W . Varney, the genial confec tally visitiD g her daughter, Mrs, A.
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Association” at Myrtle Point this
tioner of Bandon, visited bis parents, E. ¡Simpson, of Coquille.
Woman’s Study Club.
afternoon. All fruit growers shuld
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Varney, of this
op C O Ç U I L 1 L 1 B , O R E G O f l .
‘‘ Sound Ring” flour is the best be on hand and take an active part
city a day or so last week.
straigt wheat flour made from the in the work.
The afternoon of Saturday the 21st
T r a n s a c t s a G en era l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
F ine and P lain S ew in o , At hom e best hardwheat from the Northwest.
wns devoted to travel work, some
Ha, Kids! Have you seen the
on the T bridge, by Mrs. Emma
COQUILLE, OREGON.
J. A. Jacobson, formerly a furni display window of Christmas toys at interesting facts in connection with
Correspondents.
Board of Directora.
Hanscom.
ture dealer of this city, but now of O. Wilson & Co’s? It’s just immense. "British Guiana, and the islands of
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
R.
O.
Dement,
A.
J.
Sherwood,
Chas, Adanis, the jolly black North Bend, came oyer yesterday
Trinidad aud Barbadoes” , the topic
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
L. H. Hazard,
L. Harlocker,
The result of the guessing con
smith of Myrtle Point accompanied to do some fixing up about bis home
R .E . Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
Isaiah Hacker,
for the day being developed. An
K
I
L
L
the
test
at
Skeels’
store
resulted
as
fol
by his son, Master Chester, visited near the General Hospital which is
outline map was used as on other
AND C U R E T H E L U N C 8
lows:
Number of seeds in the
the county seat on* business last rented.
Travel Days, and filled in with rivers
pumpkiD, 831.
Mrs. Dashney got
Saturday.
F or S ale . — A large lo to f Magoon first choice of przes, guessing 833. mountains and etc. during the pro
W IT H
Chas Stanley baa a bargain to of strawberry
plants 75 cts per
gress of the work.
John
West,
whose
guess
was
825,
fer in a small store with P. O. Has hundred.
The next meeting will le with
got seci'ud prize.
good trade.
Phone 7x3.
E. E. H ampton .
Mrs. Figg for Domestic Science
Ara
go.
Baptist services at the Prerbyter-
Ladies’ Watches! Ladies’ Watche
PRIOR
work under the head of "Laboratory
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Mo * »1.00.
ian church next ‘3unday Jan.5,morn
Special Ne>v Year’s sorvice at the I have a nice line— high grade, at
OLDS
Trial Bottle Free
Tests;” the literary subject being
ing and evenfmg. You are cord M. E. Church, South, next Sunday low prices.
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TR0UBLE8.
V, R. W ilson ,
"Charles Kingsley and works,” to
ially invited! to attend.
Rev. J. at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
G U A R A N T E E D S A T IS F A C T O R Y
The Watchmaker .
Special
which two afternoons will be de
OR M ONEY REFU N DED.
The only place in town where you can get a scientific job done on
Thomas, pe.«tor.
music. Morning text, "H ow Old
The ladies of the committee on voted.
I
your horses feet.
P. E. /Drane keeps puffed rice, Art Thou?” Mrs. Moomaw will piano fund of the O E. S. will give
COQUILLE,
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a delirious dish for breakfast and sing solo.
At the evening service, another of their popular whist tour
for siick folks
"Decision Time.”
naments next Friday night. Jan. 3d.
I/i. J. Roberts, of the Myrtle Point
E B. J ones , Pastor. Everybody come—a good time
Enterprise, started for Bandon last
Prices and refresh
Don’ t go on the boats or train guarunteed.
S a t u r d a y , but on account of the
hungry, as you can get a good din ments same as before.
p r e v a l e n c e of scarlet fever in that
ner at the Palace restaurant in good
Edward Boyd, of Salt Lake, Utah,
p l a c e , c o n c l u d e d to return.
time.
arrived in town Christmas day and
Some of the finest chamber sets
Mrs. A- R. Clinton and Mrs. Ar is enjoying a visit with Mrs. Boyd
you ever saw in Coquille at M. H.
Hersey’s.
thur Coach are in receipt of the and his son and daughter, Ned and
J. E. Young, the Bandon shingle news of the death of their step-fath Miss Esther. Mr Boyd is a passen
W ILL M E ET A L L B O A T S AND T R A IN S .
mill man accompsnied’.by his son, er, N. J. Nielson, whioh occurred ger conductor on the railroad there
Partie«
having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call-
Herald, came up Saturday to con at Aberdeen, Wash., the 20th ult while Mrs. Boyd lives here on ac
in Phono 11(5.
fer with Jesse Clinton concerning Mrs. Clinton expects to visit he count o f her health.
some logs, Mr. Clinton is furnishing mother soon, she having been ill
Call and see M. H . Hersey’s dis
A g e n t f o r th«* b e s t G o o s C o u n t y G oa l-
with rheumatism for some time,
the shinglemill.
play of china before buying. He
Quite a number have already has the largest stock to choose from,
Knowlton’s Drug store is show
Christmas presents at of all grades, ever brought to Co
ing a fine line of postcard albums, bought
W. T. DEMENT
25c up, also photo albums and auto Knowltons Drug Store and had
JOHN Y O A K A M ,
J. M W A G N E R .
quille.
them laid aside till Santa Claus
8ec’y A Mgr.
albums.
President-
Vice President.
arrives.
James D. Clinton recently com
H . C. Dorris who has been an
The Coos Bay Times of the 26th pleted a new schoolhouse in district
employe at the Price shipyard near
OFFICE WITH J. J. STANLEY.
Bandon for the past year or so. has reports the narrow escape from ser No. 70, a newly formed district,
been obliged to resign on account ious inj"ry of E. W. Kammerer, of with which the patrons of the school
Mr. Clinton
of bad health and has been at the Marshfield, who was acting the part are highly pleased,
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
was
given
no
plans
or
specifications,
"Wickham” in this city for several of Santa Claus at a Christmas tree
but
merely
the
contract,
with
in
in
his
home
on
Christmas
eve,
by
days. He is threatened with an at
Hauing receiued my stock of
the cotton on his clothing repre structions to do the beet he could,
tack of appendicitis.
which
he
has
done
to
the
con
Distressing headaches are often senting snow taking fire from the
satisfaction of all concerned
caused from defective vision. I candles on the tree.
basket social was recently given in j
correct errors of vision quicklv and
now prepared to cater to the public in furnishing
Gents’ Watches from $1.00 up.
scientifically.
V. R W ilson
the building, the proceeds of which
all
goods in my line at prices and terms
Local Optician Ask to see ray $6.50 Waltham watch go to the completing and furnish
es.
V. R. W ilson ,
consistent
with good business principles.
ing of the same, at which $60 were
Manager C. J. Millis came over
PRINCIPAL PLACE, Of BUSINESS. COQUILLE OREGON
Watchmaker.
taken in, A few more like efforts
from the bay by Monday’s train •
D ied . At Bandon, Oregon, De will put things iD a shape that the j
which reached here on time, but
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
was unable to reach Myrtle Point. cember 26, 1907, .1 ack Coat«, aged pupils of the new district will enjoy ■
NORTH END OF HENRY STREET
W. T. DEMENT.
J. VV. W A G N E R
JOHN YOAKAM
However the damages to the track about 45 years. The deceased came the advantages and comforts of
C.
H.
BUTLER,
Proprietor
to
Coos
county
from
Elma,
Wash
those of older organized sections.
were not great and they will get
through to the Point today. There ington, but was formerly from W is
We are now open for business in
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CONTAINS NO
Building west of the
Have just received the finest lot
was some drift
left
on the consin. The cause of his taking the Leach
HARMFUL
track, and the dirt washed from un off was the excessive use o f strong Bank to do Ladies' or Gents’ Taylor- of imported, m od painted rhina-
der the ties in a few places, but a drink. He was a good workman, ing on short notice. Alterations and ware ever brought to Coquille.
DRUGS
repairing.
W e are also manufac- There are aotne swell creations of
gravel train and crew are putting an expert shingle weaver, and had turers' agents and represent Lamm ar t , both iD the shapes of the ar-
T h e Genuine is In the
C u îe T ciû g h T cô îd s . CrmipT La Grippe, Asthma, Throat V P . I . I . Q W P A C K A G I
the bed in shape as rapidly as pos been employed at the Bandon ehin- A Co. and Standard Ladies Tailor- tid es as well as the painting. It
gle
mill
for
some
time.
1 ing Co. of Chicago and guarantee will pay you to see, them, at E. C
sible,
, and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Barker A Co. Successor to V. R.
The People's Market always their work.
Big assortment of ladies' skirts
FOR S A L E VT SE O JO V H ORU 1 STORK
T b a yk k t h e T a i l o r .
Wilson.
keeps fresh vegetables.
from $1 to |15 at J. W. Leneve’s.
F. S. DOW, Marshfield
MKN!
Your Fall Clothes are Here
CHASE & SANBORN’S
“SEAL BRAND”
COFFEE
Suits from $6.00
up to $35.00.
W T. KERR
FIRST N ATIO N AL B A N K
LAND & LYONS
cough
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
FOR C?S,S-H
S
W e Are Here
W ith The Goods
A- W. Sleeper
The Horse Shoer
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W. H.
MANS
11, Prop.
Consisting of Dairy Farms, Pasture and
Timber Lands, also a good list of
City Property.
Our prices are
right. Call and see us.
Chas. Stanley
ANNOUNCEMENT.
'" “ g r o c e r ie s , f l o u r
ENTERPRISE MEflT CO.,
and feed ,
A t “THE BUTLER”
m
[AND