McCall's paterns at W. T. Kerr’s.
School books at Slooum’s.
Come out to the show tonight. ! A nice lodge pin was left with us
County court adjourns today.
It is the best yet.
for identification.
Nelson Jones was in town Mon
Garden seede in Bulk at Knowl-
Full stook of Forest Garden seed
day.
ton’s Drug Store.
at Knowlton’s Drug store,
C. M. Skeels was quite ill (Satur
Garden seeds and flower seeds at
Elegant line of new gloves just
day and Sunday.
in at the White House.
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
C. I. Kitne is back at the throttle
See our window, then
Mrs. Nosier has just received
on the steamer Liberty.
and guess. Skeels & Son.
some swell new suitings.
LOCAL N E W S .
Be sure and come out to the Mi
sonic hall todight.
J. F. Hamblock, of Parkersburg
waa in town Friday on business.
Beh
tos.
I n gistration for the
1 month was 174 boys,
,
tal 301 .
Colds aud
Apple Growers Attention.
For Early Heburn seed potatoes, , . ,
I sickness
oall on Ed. Johnson, Address C o - ----------- reduced our P«r cent ot
I attendance to 92.2; we hope to have
quille.
a better report for the ensuing
John Limit-beck, of Arago, was jmouii,
j Q jj,e per cent 0f attend
down to Coquille on business
ance by departments or grades, the
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour
Don’t overlook that fine Station Monday,
prsncipal’s ranks highest with 96.1,
There will be a big dance in town
Drane sells it,
ery
at Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Patrons of the schools should at- Miss Smith second with 95.2, Miss
a week from Saturday night.
George Stewart, of Riverton, had
The
D. M. Ferry’s reliable Flower attend the Edogtional League m eet-1 Walstrom third with 94.5.
Chas. Guerin, of Myrtle Point,
ing Friday afternoon.
business in town Monday.
pupils having the first, second and
Seeds at Knowlton's Drug store.
went to the bay on Thursday.
Moore’s N»m-leakuble fountain third highest marks in the several
Heinze's sour pickles in bulk at
Allan McLeod was awarded the
Good Bargain in a piano, if sold
pensât W. H. Schroeder’s Jewelry
Robinson’s.
, grades are: tenth grade JessieSweet,
superintendenoy of the poor farm.
at once, Inquire at this office.
ore'
Esther Boyd, Dorothy Watson,
J. D. Barklow, of Myrtle Point,
R. E. Buck, of Bandon, made Co
Heinze’B Sweet pickle’s in bulk
T. P. Hauley, one of our enter. Belle Thrift, Nettie Beiloni, Mag-
was a Coquille visitor on Monday. at Robinson’s.
quille friends a shorl visit last week.
prising lower river dairy meD, made g je Hanly; ninth grade Jennie Lin-
“ Dement's Best floor is the kind
“Sound Ring" flour can be bought
F ob S ale . A lot of fine oat hay. our offee a pleasant call while visit-1 debeck, Eva Sugg, Iva Howey;
Drane sells.
through any grocer.
Enquire o f W. M. Hamilton, Fish- ing in town on Monday.
| eighth grade Daisy Hausen, Irwin
James Ferry, of Marshfield, had
The People’s Market always trap.
F
or
S
a
l
e
.
A
good
18-foot
gaso-
Custer, Cecil Stanley; seventh grade
business at the county seat Monday. keepB fresh vegetables.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sperry, of line boat, with or without engine, ! May Lund, Clarence CunniDghsm,
Next time you ordre flour, specify
Mr. E. C. Holland, of Marshfield, this city, went to Myrtle Point Sat cheap. Apply to Nels P. Nelson C]ay Knowlton; sixth grade Laura
SOUND RING.
Prosper.
are over visiting their old home, urday and returned Monday.
Watson, Alice Culin,
Wendell
C. C. Carter, the Etelka logger relatives and friends.
William Candliu, of this city, re Knapp, Edua Ilarlocker; fifth grade
Straw and crash hats, canvas
went to the bay on business Mon
If you wish to travel by steamer, shoes for women, men and children turned from Portland on Monday, Janie Lowe, Byron Goodman, Ray
day.
where he had t iken the body of the Burns; third grade Myrtle Conning,
make your reservations for berths at J. W. Leneve’s.
Robinson has a swell assortment with Paul Sterling, at the depot.
w ^
GET A , & s B1NG SU1T TH]S
Frands Thomsen, the coast dairy late Mrs. Candliu who died in this ham, Maud Davis, Medford Lester;
of men's logs.
Mrs. Ilaynes, o f Coos city, came man, greeted friends in this place city recently.
second grade Elsa Peoples, Ardis
FALL.
Robert Wagner went to tho bay
A grand tliime was enjoyed at Briggs, Effie Land; first grade
over Monday and went to Myrtle and other river points several days
M ondayle see about selling some Point to visit relatives and friends last week.
North Bend on the evening of the Clyde Frye, Helen Gordon, Mar-
You’ ll find that a I A S B Suit more
fine pork hogs.
9th
inst.
The occasion w h s the j garet Cunningham,
W. T. Kerr has full line of youths’
For something real swell, just see
fully meets your ideas of what a good
“ White River” Flour is the best and men’s suits, overcoats at. all those gold and silver Moore’s non- silver atniuersary of the Modern
The excellent work being done by
suit ought to be than any you have
Robinson has it.
prices and of all kinds.
leakable pens at Schroeder’s.
Woodmen, as well as that of a big the pupils of the ninth and tenth
ever worn. I & S B clothes are cut
Dou’ t fail to see the Cbns. L.
P. E. Drace was awarded the
Mrs. C. R. Barrow went to Ban initiatory exercises at the close of grades is worthy of special mention
Young Comedy Co. at Masonic contract for furnishing groceries
a
campaign,
and
27
new
fiom best of fabrics, smartly tailored
choppers In yesterday’s solution of problems
don Saturday aDd returned Mon
Hall tonight.
for the county infirmary for the en day accompanied by her brother is the result.
splendidly made. They have a per
I in the perplexing subject of imagin
Palace Restaurant next door to suing yer.
fection of workmanship and finish that
Knowlton’s Drug Store has a ary quantities in algebra, every
J. B. Marshall.
Hersey’s store.
nice lino of framed pictures from | member of the tenth grade bad a
The steamer Elizabeth came into
is not merely temporary-I A S B clothes
Before purchasing a watch else 50 cents up.
Good substantial perfect work.
It should not be
Jiimes Laird, sr.,of Sitkum. shook the Coquille on Saturday, and is where, call on Bchroeder the jewel
are right, both when you first put
pretty pictures.
| inferred that this is the only ins'aa- e
hands with old friends in town on scheduled to soil today, the weather er, and get bis prices on all kinds
them
on and as you wear them. Beau
The
subject
at
the
M.
E.
church
iu which all the members of a class
of time pieces.
Thursday”.
permitting.
next Sunday morning will be: "The have had a perfect work, but the
tiful new patterns in great variety;
Books! Books!! Books!!! at Knowl-
See the special prioes on ladies’
O q Sunday evening, Jan. 5th, the
rich colorings; tasteful effects. Let
ton’s Drug Store.
and misses coats and furs at Mrs. Epworth League o f the first M. E. Origin and Meaning of the L ord’s special severity of the test makes
Supper.” The communion will be tüe work worthy o f notice.
Nosler’s.
us show you some of these new ideas.
J. W. Fields, the blacksmith and
Church, had their installation ser
D. S. Rouse, the Riverton coal vices. The pastor pres mted the administered. The pastor is recov
Machinist of Bandon, was in Co
A briar pipe was left at this office
man, was in town Monday and in President with a gavel, the First ering f^om bis recent illness and
quille on Thursday.
will occupy the pulpit jboth morn for the owner.
forms
that
us
he
expects
to
be
taking
Vice with a bible, the Second Vice
Gentlemen’s blue or black serge
coal from his new vein in a tew days. with a book on Missions, Third Vice ing and evening. Epworth League
Chas. Young Muiscal Commedy
suits at Robinsons.
.
as usual at 6:30. Topic, “ The Se
Co. tonighl. Don’t miss it.
Robinson has just received a full’ with a bunch of flowers, Forth Vice,
L. J. Cody, the Bandon sawmill
line of rubber boots and rubbers an Epworth Hearld, Secretary, a cret of Power.”
Quick will not take clearinghouse
GIVE MEZA CALL.
man, arrived from a business trip to
also oil clothing.
Dr. J. D. Kelly, of Bandon, was checks after Jan. 1st for ironing
fountain pen; Treasurer, a purse;
Portland, on Saturday.
Mrs. McBride came up from Ban Organist, a music roll. The regu called yesterday in consultation boards or anything else.
For strictly scientific horse shoe
don Monday on her way to Myrtle lar preaching service was devoted with Dr. Culin in the case of little
Remember the most successful
ing, g o to Sleeper.
Point. She informed us that her to a lecture on Epworth League El win Gage. Drs. Straw and Min.
gardeners on the river buy their
G. T. Treadgold, one of Bandan’s
grandson. Frank Carey, who has work.
gus caine from Marshfield Friday.
seeds at Knowlton’s Drug store.
young attorneys, had busiuess be
been very low from a trouble resem
There seems to be some difference
Duprey’s
Celery
Headache
Pow
fore the county court last week.
When you wish to put in an or
in
opinion
of
some
of
the
doctors,
bling brain fover or miningitis, is ders, give iDstaDt relief. Price 25
A j SHERWOOD Frei.
R. E. SHINE, Vioe Pres
L. H. HAZRAD, C ask«
but all agree that it is an exceed- der for some fresh groceries, don’t
For bargains in shoes, see Drane much improved.
cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille
forget
to
ring
up
the
Enterprise
ingly peculiar case and of a very
at his new store.
We have the very best shoes— City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
severe form.
By some it was Meat Market, they keep them.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson went cost less and wear longer. Skeels
G. P. Witt, late of Tacoma, Wash thought that there were symptoms
Those awful
to Norway Saturday where they & S o d .
ington, is fitting up a bakery in the of typhoid, while others pronounce
headaches
are
will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
op C O Ç U I I i U E , O R B G O J 4 .
often c t u B t d
The H erald and Myrtle Point building yacated by the city Bakery it minigitis. He is in a pecarious
condition at this time, and little
Stinson a day or so.
from
defective
Enterprise will publish the sched on front street when that business hopes are entertained for his recov
T r a n s a c t s a G en e ra l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
vision (Errors of
Just see the pretty china dishes ule of expenses for tne ensuiogyear. was taken over by Mrs. McDonald.
ery.
refraction.)
Prop
at Mrs. Nosler’s.
The H erald has the contract for Mr. Witt spent several weeks on
Board of Directora.
Correspondents.
erly fitted glass
SAY! Don’t forget that
Mr and Mrs. Tony Nussel, of publishing the delinquent tax sales the bay where he proved bis skill
A. J. Sherwood,
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
es will temove R. 0. Dement,
Marshfield, came over Thursday to and other notice« ordered by the to the satisfaction of the people.
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
the cause. Con
that W. T. Kerr has the
R. E. Shine. ! First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
Isaiah Hacker,
sult me.
I can help you.
visit friends and relatives of Mrs. County Court.
He expects to be able to begin bus
Y. R . W ilson ,
best line of Shoes in the
Nussel on the upper river.
Knowlton’s Drug Store has a iness by the first of next week, in
Registered Opitition,
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts large stock of fine stationery of the case bis goods arrive from Port
Coquille, Oregon.
city.
from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s.
latest styles and best quality.
land. At any rate, it will not be
Misses Tupper,
Jessie
and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ray were long before he will have everything
Agnes, and Miss Bessie DeLong passengers to the bay by Friday’s in good order when he will be glad
started last Wednesday for Port train, accompanied by their son to see visitors, particularly the hun
land to again take up their studies with whom they will visit for a gry-
at St. Helen's Hall,
while. The old gentleman has
SAY! Did you know that you
If you want a nice suit of clothes been suffering severely of late from could get more value for your
C O Q U IL L E ,
OREGON
— latest fall style. Robinson has an attack of rheumatism.
money at W. T. Kerr’s store than
any other place ou the Coquille
them.
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure any
D. H. Jackson, of Bandon, who case of kdiney trouble that is not River?
bns been clerking at the Mill Com beyond medical ri J. E. J. Slocum.
D ied ,
Near Coquille, Oregon,
pany store for some months, ban
Gus E. Stebbins late of Carlise January 11, 1908, Lynnfred Gage
resigned and returned home to Arkansas will couduct services in Evernden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
help take enre of tho fine baby boy the Christian church of Coquille Charles Evernden, aged one year,
tram to he and Mrs. Jackson on the January 14 both morning and even three months and fifteen days of age.
8th inst.
ing.
Mrs. Stebbius accompanies The funeral was conducted by Prof.
F ine and P lain S ew ino , At home him aud will abbly assist as soloist W. H. Bunch at the South Metho
on the T bridge, by Mrs. Emma
dist church at 10 a. m. Monday, and
and leads the singing.
Come and
Hanscom.
the little body laid to rest in the
hear them.
The only place iD town where you can get a scientific job done on
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd re
Odd Fellows’ cemetery. This little
your horses feet.
‘‘Sound
Ring”
flour
is
the
best
turned from Bandon Friday where
ono has been a severe sufferer from
straigt wheat flour made from the
COQUILLE,
.
.
.
.
OREGON
they had been visiting J. L. Conger,
typhoid for several weeks and every
best hardwheat from the Northwest.
Mrs. Boyd’s brother. Mr. Boyd
effort was made to relieve the little
The next meeting of the Coquille
will return to salt Lake in a short
sufferer, but to no ayail These
Educational League will be held in
time to resume bis position as
.young parents have the sympathy
the High School room Friday Jan.
passenger conductor on the Union
of a large circle of relatives and
17, at 3:30 p. m, Supt. W. H.
Paoific.
friends throughoht the county.
Bunch will address the meeting, his
P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice,
Take your saws to Quick s Ex
subject beiDg:”The Advantages of a
a delicious dish for breakfast and
Come in and Inspect Goods Before Buying
change
to have them filed and set.
Higher Education aud the needs of
for aick folks.
The
shop
is
3
blocks
east
of
the
the Coquille Public School.” Dont
M arbied . In Coquille, Oregon,
miss the opportunity of hearing this postoffice.
at the home of V. N. Barker, Janu
able speaker.
On Monday evening, Jan. 6th,
ary 11, 1908, J, L. Barker, Jr., and
the
officers of the Epworth League
F
ob
S
ale
.—
A
large
lot
of
Magoon
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
Miss Myrtle Norris, Judge E. G. D.
plants 75 eta per of the First M. E. Church, held a
Holden officiating.
The H efald strawberry
Partie« having hauling of aoy kind will receive prompt attention by call-
hundred.
cabinet meeting at the home of Mrs.
joins their many friends in congrat
Phone 7x3.
E. E. H ampton .
in Phone 116.
E. J. Slocum and appointed the fol
ulations and best wishes.
Arago.
lowing committee:— Dept, of Spirit
We carry Snow Drift, Dement's
The shop of W. C. Roae which has ual work, Mrs. Slocum, Miss Georgi.
Best and Siund Ring flour at the
been occupied by W . A. Bleeper ana Gould, Dr. Richmaod, Mr.
bottom prices. Skeels & Son.
the borsesboer, the past few months, Quick, Miss Dejersev; Dept, of
The Cbas. L. Young Musical
was torn down the last of the week world E ^ngelism ; Grant Harry,
Comedy Co. will play a return date
by H. L. Varney, the contractor, | Miss Maud 8weet, Mrs. C. R. Bar-
here on Wednesday, January, 15tb,
who will proceed at once to erect a rows, Mr Bates; Dept of Mercy and
on their way from Myrtle Point to
much larger and better building Help; Mrs. R. H. .Smith, Miss Mil
Marshfield. The comedy will be
of Mr. Roae.
The now etructure dred Slocum, Miss Florence Butler,
one of those rip roaring farces, en
will also be occupied by Mr. Sleep Miss Lucia Gould, Beryl Harry.
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
titled "The Irish Jubilee.” This is
er’s shop on the ground floor with Dept, of Literary and Social work;
without doubt the finest of all the
another forge added, while Mr. Miss Etta Dorris, Mr. Clayton Good
comedies presented by the company,
Varney will occupy the upper part man, Mias Hattie 8weet, Maynard
Fancy and Staple
Fresh a n d Salt Meats,
and it should pack the opera house
as a general carpenter and repair Tozier.
to the doors.
Seats are now on
shop.
Groceries
F ob S a l í — 120 acres, 40 acres
sale at Knowlton's drugstore.
Lard, Ham and Bacon
Don’t go on the boats or train plow Land, well watered, houae and
L ost . A Rebekah lodge pin on
the steamer Liberty or streets of hungry, as you can get a good din barn well watered J mile from school j
Coqnille. Finder p ease leave same ner at the Palace restaurant in gfiod house, j mile from post office. Easy
PqiNCIPflL PLACE OF BUSINESS. COQUILLE OREGON
at this office
time.
OFFICE WITH J. J. STANLEY.
terms. Inquire at H erald office.
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.
F.
S.
MEN!
DOW, Marshfield
Your Fall Clothes are Here
Suits from $6.00
up to $35.00.
W T. KERR
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
We have a complete line of
B. L. K.
FR E D
SLAC t I j E
T A IL O R
Milling Machines
AN D FIXTU R ES.
These machines are
the latest and most up-
to-date that scientiests
have been able to put
on the market.
T. H. MEHL& CO.
A- W. Sleeper
The Horse Shoer
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W.H. MANSEL .Prop.
HARDWARE.
W hat D o Y ou W a n t?
W e have Dairy and
Timber Lands also
A ll Kinds of City
Property..................
Chas. Stanley
A g e n t f o r th e b e s t C o o s C o u n t y C oal.
ENTERPRISE MEflT CO.,