LOCAL N E W S .
McCall'» paterna at W. T. Kerr s.
School books at Slocum’s.
“ The Mascot,” Thursday Ni bt
Tomorrow Apple Growers Attention.
Night If you have a contract
A nice lodge pin was left with ug the Masonic hall.
Y ou n g ’a Musical Comedy Co.,
I D. P. Strang, Jr., of F n v
for
identification.
“ Dements Best” is the flour Thurs day night. Don’t miss it.
Drane sella it.
Full stock of Forest Garden seed was a business visitor to
Dave Peterson, o f Arago was in
on Friday,
The Advance is loading lumber Coquills Friday transacting busi. •t Knowlton’s Drug store,
at Aberdeen.
VVe are informed that f
I
w-
F or R ent . Nice large and airy
nesr.
an has sold his farm
Heinze's sour pickles in bulk at
There will be a big dance in town room. Apply to Mr». Figg.
Y tu n gs Musical Comedy
Robinson's.
a week from Saturday night
D. M. Ferry’s reliable Flower trap.
(Jo ipany in “TH E MAS*
Moore’s Nom-leakab
untuin
The schooner Washcalore came
Dr. Bancroft at Hotel Oo- Seeds at Knowlton’a Drug store.
CO
A t the Masonic Hall.
pens
at
W.
H.
8chroed
,/elry
into the Coquille on Friday.
^^P *quille January 28, 29, 30,
Frank Miller, of Fishtrap, made Store.
T
me
out and hear some
“ Dement’s Beat flonr ia the kind and February 1st.
our office a pleasant cal] Saturday.
H.
M.
Rowan,
of
Bain—
>
-b.
od
singing
and laugh at
Drane sells.
Heinze’s Sweet pickle’s in bulk
F o* S ale . A lot of fine oat hay. our office a pleasant call while ...
ose comedians. •
R. C. Dement, of Myrtle Point, at Robinson’s.
Inquire of W. M. Hamilton, Fish town on Friday.
F. B. Robinson was down from trap.
was a Coquille visitor recently.
W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints
A briar pipe was left at this office
Next time you ordre flour, specify Fisbtrap T h u n day, transacting bus­
Mrs. R. Pomeroy made our office oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb A
iness with cnr merchants.
SOUND RING
for the owner.
a pleasant call while in town on Sat Co’s.
Garden Beeds in Bulk at Knowl- urday.
C. A. PetersoD, of Riverton, was
Men’s hats from $2.00 to $2.50
Ed Lewellen, of Myrtle Point, at Robinson’s, this week 95 cents.
in Coquille between boats Monday, ton’a Drug Store.
Mrs. Morgan is selling all fall the furniture man, went to the buy
Carl Walker, breakman on the
R. W. Lundy, the Myrtle Point
Robinson has a swell assortment
and winter millinery at or below Monday and returned Tuesday,
of men’s togs.
local road, spent two or three days cost.
hardware man was in town on bus­
Sperry new, flour made at Taco­ iness Friday.
J. L. Briggs, o f near Riverton, in town at his old home last week.
Mrs. Fred Mehl, of BandoD, was ma, Wash., with the same care as
had business in Coquille on Thurs­
Quick will not take clearinghouse
Garden seeds and flower seeds at a caller in Coquille one day last ‘Sperry’s Best,” “ Sound Ring.’ ’
day.
checks after Jan. 1st for ironing
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
week.
Mr, and Mrs. Nels Osmundson,
boards or anything else.
“ White River" Flour is the best
Mrs. H. J. Rice came over from
W. P. Fuller’s prepared paints of Marshfield, visited in this city a
Robinson has it.
Remember the most successful
Marshfield on Saturday and made oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb & day or so last week with Mrs. G.
Joseph Windle was up from the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Co’s.
gardeners on (be river buy their
R. Wickham.
farm on the lower river last Satur­ Walker, a visit.
lAeds at Knowlton’s Drug store.
Dr. and Mrs. Sorenson, of Ban­
GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS
F ob S a l e . A good 18-foot gaso­
day.
don,
returned
Saturday
from
a
visit
line boat, with or without edgine,
Mrs. Nosier has just reoeived
FALL
F. B. Tichenor, Spokane’s Coos
Palace Restaurant next door to gome swell new suitings.
cheap. Apply to Nels P. Nelson
to Hie bay.
and Curry county booster is at it
Prosper.
Hersey’s store.
Straw and crash hats, canvas
You’ll find that a I & S B Suit more
Chas. R. Smith, from Tacoma,
again with a piece of advertising
A. W. Sleeper, of this city, went
shoes
for
women,
men
and
children
The steamer Randon arrived in Washington, en route to Gardiner,
fully meets your ideas of what a good
that has spleudid merit,
Cooe
to Myrtle Point Saturday to take
the river from Sun Francisco on died on the steamer Breakwater at J. W. Leneve’s.
county's famous apples are r< pre­
suit ought to be than any you have
B obn . In Myrtle Point, Oregon, part in a big Masonic meetiug which
Friday.
between Portland and the bay.
sented in a lithographed raid the
ever Worn. I & S B clotbps are cut
Januray 20, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. took place there tbat night.
Gentlemen's blue or black serge
size and shape of the fruit and
Bee the special prices on ladies’
fiorn best of fabrics, smartly taili red
If you want something that is neatly colored to show two varieties.
suits at Robinsons.
and misses coats and furs nt Mrs. Tice Wagner, a son.
satisfactory,
get
a
Moore’s
Non-
splendidly made. They have a per­
Books for boys, books for girls
The steamer Elizabeth crossed Nosler’s.
On the lithographed side is a rnnp in
leaka' le fauntain pen at Iiuowl-
fection of workmanship and finish that
J. H. Snyder who recently ar­ and books for people of all ages nt
out over the Coquille bar Friday
perspective
of
the
Coquillb
valley
ton’s Drug Store.
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
rived from California to see his par­
for Bun Francisco.
showing Bandon, Coquille and
i. not merely temporary-1 & S B clothe*
Ooquille’s brass band will give a
3 papers of thoroughly tested,
Myrtle Point and of Coos Bay,
For bargains in shoes, see Drane ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Snyder, o f
aro right, both wheu you first put
ball next Saturday night at Ma­
reliable
gadden
needs
for
ten
cents
Myrtle Foiat shook hands with
showing Emp r >, North Bend and
at his new store.
them
on and as you wear them. Beau­
sonic
Hall.
All
who
enjoy
dancing
at Knowlton's Drug store.
Marshfield. On the reverse aide of
The schooner O. T . Hill sailed friends in Coquille Friday.
should turn out and give the boys a
tiful
new
patterns in great variety;
Tbe Young’s Musical Comedy
the card is printed, “ Coos county,
We have the very best shoes—
from the Coquille Saturday. She
boost.
rich
colorings;
tasteful effects. Let
cost less and wear longer. Skeels Company will ploy “ The Mascot”
Oregon, home of the worlds bust
loaded lumber at Prosper.
Schroe ter, tbe Jeweler, is expec­
& Son.
at the Masonio hall 'Tom orrow
ns
show
von
some
of these new ideas.
flavored apploa.— Compliments of
For strictly scientific horBe shoe­
ting a nice lice of clocks to arrive
night.
F.
W.
Stephens,
of
North
Bend,
Frank
C.
Tichenor,
Coos
county
ing, go to Sleeper.
at any time. Withhold your order
visited Bandon and this city last
Take your saws to Quick s Ex­ for their arrival.
. • Free Information Bureau, Rooms
John Tawse who has been at Ban-
week. Mr. Stephens is a printer change to have them filed and Bet.
7, 8 and 9, Pacific Hulls, Spokane,
don for some weeks, visited his folks
George McAdams, of this city, is
and has been connected with the The shop is 3 blocks east of the
Washington,’’ Tbe cards are sent
in town Saturday and Sunday.
suffering from an attack of what ap­
Harbor for several months.
postoffice.
out in envelopes tbat bear the ex­
pears to be typhoid, but it is to be
Just see the pretty china dishes
Robinson has just received a full' John Hickan and family have moved
pressive catch lines: “ Flavor Makes
give me ; a call .
at Mrs. N osier’s.
hoped that it will prove to be no
line of rubber boots and rubbers into their new home near tbe Metho­
the Apple— Ask me;’’ and “ Coos
more than a spell of grip,
Mrs. Oliver Wilson returned also oil clothing.
,
county Apple, the apple that has a
dist church. Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
Monday from a visit with her par­
If you want G arden seeds tbat Market.” The advertising will cer­
Misses Nellie Moore and Bessie Robinson, parents of Mrs. Hickam,
ents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Foote, of Robinson, of Eureka, Cal., went to
e absoluaely reliable, get tbe tainly attract the attention o f coun­
are with them.
Norway.
Northern Grown 8eeds at Knowl­ try that is destined to become one
the bay Friday to take a steamer
Before purchasing a watch else­
“ Sound Ring” flour can be bought bound south,on their way home.
where, call on Schroeder the jewel­ ton’s Drug store. 3 papers for 10 cts. of the moat famous fruit seotions
thrsugh any grocer.
Many regreth are expressed at their er, and get his prices on all kinds
R. E. SHINE, Vice Prêt
l. H. HAZRAD, Calilla
A J SHERWOOD Prit.
Services at M. E. Church South in the world.— Myrtle Point Enter*
Hoi Anderson who has been ill leaving.
of time pieces.
prise.
next Sunday as follows:
11 a. m.
at the bay, came over Saturday ac­
A large shed is being built near preachiug; 6.30 p. m. Epworth
W. T. Kerr has full line of youths’
Those
awful
companied by his sister, Mrs. Vega and men’s suits, overcoats at all the ferry, under which will be built
League; 7:30 preaching—subject,
headaches
are
Rogers.
prices and of all kinds.
a boat which is to take tbe place of “ Solomon’s glory and his fall.”
often c a u s e d
o p COQUILiLiH, O R B Q O p .
Good Bargain in a piano, if sold
Miss Edith Houghton died on the the Antelope. The new boiler for
from
defective
Special music at each service.
at once. Inquire at this office.
operating table at the Mercy Hos­ tbe Dispatch is due and it will cot
vision (Errors of T r a n sa c ts a General B an kin g B u sin ess
Every body invited.
refraction.) Prop
Clarence Boyce, formerly of the pital at North Bend on Friday be long till the steamboat company
erly fitted glass-
SAY!
Don’t
forget
tbat
morning,
and
was
buried
at
the
will be able to give us a greatly im­
Bandon life saving station, has
Boari of Dlroetoro.
Correspondent«.
will temove
— ,lat«,ly been made captain of the life Norway cemetery on Saturday. proved seryice.
A . J. Sherwood,
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
the cause. Con­ R. O. Dement,
that W. T. Kerr has the
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
L . Harlocker,
The operation was for appendicitis.
saving station at Empire.
sult me.
I can help you.
Duprey’s Ofclery Headache Pow­
R .E . Shine, i First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
Isaiah Hacker,
V
.
K
.
W
il
s
o
n
,
best line of Shoes in tbe
If you wish to travel by steamer, ders, give iDstant relief. Price 25
The People’s Market always
Registered Opitition,
make your reservations for berths cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille
keeps fresh vegetable#. *
Coquille, Oregon.
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
city.
with Paul Sterling, at the depot.
W. C. Benbara is getting along
Dr. E. W. Barnes who recently
An exchange says the natural
nicely reconstructing the Hall street
went
to Bandon from eastern Ore­
heat of man's blood is 98.4 degrees.
bridge which passes in front of hia
gon witu the intention of locating,
There ought to be some way of as­
barn near the Tuttle Hotel.
certaining the bent of a congress­ passed through town yesterday on
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts man’s when someone calls him a his way to Jackson county, having
from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s.
concluded that climate would suit
Her in plain English.
him better than the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hines, baker
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure any
IOQUILLE,
-
-
O R E G O N
SAY! Did you know that you
and restaurant keeper of Bandon, case of kdiney trouble that is not
could
get
more
value
for
your
were in town the last of the week beyond medical aid. E. J. Slocum.
money at W. T. Kerr’s store than
in town the last of the week on
The city council has had the high any other place on the Coquille
their return from San Francisco.
wharf rebuilt which greatly helps River?
If you want a nice suit of clothes the looks of our water front, and
D. A. Hill who attempted suicide
— latest fall style. Robinson has also bad agood and substantial walk about three weeks ago, died at the
them.
built to the lower dock which is a Pacific Hotel yesterday morning as
Rev. E. Keeler, of Myrtle Point, great convenience to the traveling a result of the self-inflicted wounds.
went to Bandon'on Monday where public, as also a crossing at the de­ He leaves two children and a help­
he goes to assist in the construction pot. These conveniences will be less wife in destitute circumstances
of the new church being erected by highly appreciated.
The funeral is being conducted this
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.
r,”
S. DOW, Marshfield
MEN!
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
FRED
B. L.
SLAGIÆ
T A IL O R
Milling Machines
“ Sound Ring’’ flour is the best
straigt wheat flour made from the
home best hardwheat from the Northwest.
on th e T bridge, by Mrs. Emma
Mr. nnd Mrs. Won. Ward passed
Hanscom.
through town Saturday on their
Alfred Johnson, the sawmill man,
way from the sound country to
returned from San Francisco, the
Bandon, where they will spend
last of the week. He informs us
the winter with R. E. L. Bedillion,
that at present the outlook for lum­
son of Mrs. Ward. Mr. Ward is a
ber is by no means bright. He re­
brother of S. A. Ward, who will be
ports all well down that way.
remembered by our old-timers as
P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice, having conducted a harness shop
a delicious dish for breakfast and
in this oily eighteen years ago.
for aick folks.
the Latter Day Saints in that place.
Fisa
an d
P
l a in
S iw in g , A t
C. C. Price, o f Riverton, who
recently returned from a visit at
Ontario, California, informs us that
he purchased a ten-acre peach
orcbarJ near that place while there.
He got a fine bargain and is proud
of his bny.
We carry Snow Drift, Dement’s
Best and Sound R iog flour at the
bottom prices. Skeels & Son.
We are informed that friends of
Henry Clemens formerly a prosper­
ous dairyman of the lower river,
wbo went with hia wife to south­
ern California not long since, have
received word that he has suflrred
a stroke of paralysis, affecting one
side of his face. We hope that it
may not prove of a serious nature.
afternoon by the I. O. O. F.— Ban­
don Recorder.
When you wish to put in an or­
der for some freab groceries, don’t
forget to ring up the Enterprise
Meat Market, they keep them.
Jim Collier and
aunt, Mrs.
George Collier, of
Sebastopol,
California, arrived, here last week
and are enjoying a visit with rela­
tives and friends.
They will be
here aeveral weeks, the latter now
being at present with her sister,
F or S alk . — A large lot of Magoon Mrs.
Chas. Collier, with whom
strawberry
plants 75 eta per their father, B. J. Harrison is spend­
bundted.
ing tbe winter.
Phone 7x3.
E. E. H ampton .
Arago.
F ob S al * —120 acres, 40 i
C. C. Price, of Riverton, passed plow Land, well watered, house and
through town on Saturday on bis barn well watered J mile from school
way home from a trip to California house, J mile from post office. Easy
where he bad been to see bis moth­ terms. Inquire at H erald office.
er, Mrs. M. Y. Lewis, who recently
J. T. Jenkins, of Bandon, who re­
came to the coast, locating at On­ cently returne 1 from California,
tario, California. He also visited was in town a day or so last week.
several other points in th it state It will be remembered that Mr.
where he had lived and had many Jenkine recently went to Califor­
acquaintances and friends. He en- nia with his son, W. T. Jenkins who
jojed his visit with hia mother very was suffering from consumption
much. He tells us that it ia hard from which he died, et the age of
for her to realize that, it ia winter twentv-five years.
He was born
time, she haying come from Tama in Minnesota, but came to Coos
City, Iowa.
county when e small boy. |He has
Don't go on the boats or train
Loer. A Rebekah lodge pin on
the steamer Liberty or streets of hungry, as you can get a good din­
Coquille * Finder p esse leave same ner at the Palace restaurant in good
time.
at this office.
e large circle of acquaintances end
friends throughout the valley who
will deeply regret to learn of hie
ead and untimely taking off.
A N D FIXTURES.
Central Real Estate Exchange
These machines are
B. Iî. TAULL, MANAGER
the latest and most up-
to-date that scientiests Handles all Kinds of Real Estate
have been able to put
on the market,
COQUILLE,
OREGON
Upstairs in Robinson Building.
Coquille Transfer Co.,
Come in and Inspect Goods Before Buying
T. H. MEHL & CO.
W. H. MANSEL , Prop.
HARDWARE.
W ILL M EET ALL BOATS AND TR A IN S .
PartiM haviog hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call-
in t'hone 116.
What Do You Want? Agent for the beat Goos County Coal.
W e have Dairy and
Timber Lands also
A ll Kinds of City
Property
ENTERPRISE MEfIT CO.,
Successors to Dean & Morgan.
Fresh end S a lt
Chas. Stanley
OFFICE WITH J. J. STANLEY.
Meats,
Lard, Ham and Bacon
I
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. COQUILLE
OREGON