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/ ll kinds of feed at Skeels A Son
Mr>. W. A. Bum, o f Riverton,
was in town Monday.
Drain ki-epu on band fresh bread,
Thomas D r 'c u u x was up from
Parkersburg Monday,
Calico 7 cents per yard at Rubin-
son’s.
J. L Baumgartner was up from
Riverton yesterday.
The best flour in town at Skeels
A Son.
Cbas. Noah o f Bandon was in the
county seat Inst Monday.
Romo nice rooms to rent.
See
Mrs Figg.
C. C. Carter was down from
Myrtle Point yesterday.
Only the best groceries at Skeels
aod son
Will Dungan, the “ frosty road
agent,” was over from the Bay again
yesterday.
‘ ‘Dement’s Best floor is the kind
Drane sells.
Mrs. M. W. McCormick, of Riv.
verton, did shopping in Coquille
yesterday.
Men’s Suits at J. W. Leneve’s.
Ripe and green olives iu bulk at
The "Shiner” now sports a new Robins m s.
cash register.
Best grade flour $1.35 per Rack at
Fresh cranlxr. ies at Ski els and O. Wilsau A Co.
Claude Brown was down from
Son’s.
Myrtle
Point yesterday.
The snappiest umbrellas at Skeels
and 8< n.
Go to P. E. Drane’s for Economy
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fruit
jars and caps.
Mrs. Lee Eaton, of Bandon, was i
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Saws gummed, filed and set at
a Coquille visitor Manday.
Quick A Curry’s shop.
Pie Peaches one gallon cans 35
Wm. Wheeler has rented his place
cents at O. Wilson and Co.
across the river to Mr. Plummer,
T. J. Fromm and family are here
late of Missouri.
from Port Orford and expect to lo
Buy your suits at Land A Lyons’ .
cate in this city.
Their prices will surprise you.
Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large
C. P. Dorian, the well known life
assortment, Robinson’s store.
insurance hustler, was up from Ban
Uncle Dave Drew is preparing to
don yesterday.
build an addition to his house on
Pie Apricots one gallon cans 25
the place near Four-mile.
cents at O. Wilson and Co.
Three cans of standard tomatoes
Mrs. E. M. Gallier of Bandon is
for 25 cents at O. Wilson and co.
spending a few days with relatives
Bert Dyer and Jack Hitteck have at the Tuttle Hotel.
taken over the slab firewood busi
16 pounds best granulated sugar
ness from the Coquille mill.
for $100 at O. Wilson and Co.
Just arrived— A swell line of din
ing chairs at W. C. Laird’s.
The kind of rubber coats that
Don’ t forget the chicken dinner
don’t leak at Skeels and Son’s.
on Dec. 12th at the Gilkey House.
J. P. Tupper and Carl Hughes Beginning at 5 o’clock in the after
visited Bandon Saturday. The for noon.
mer will be interested in the “ Two-
We have the most complete line
Jacks Saloon.”
of ladies’ coats ever carried in town
Guns of all kinds for sale or rent Robinson’s store.
at Goff & Goodman's 2nd hand
Preaching at
the Christian
store
Church next Sunday eveninh by S.
A grand bargain counter sale is
now on at the jewelry store of E. C.
Barker A Co.
Sam Miller, of Fishtrap is suffer
ing from pneumonia, but we hope
to see him all right iu a short time.
M. J. Hartson lost a valuable $40
shotgun last Friday by the over
turning of his hunting boat in front
of the local slip. Dinky Dulley in
tended diving yesterday in an effort
to recover the gun.
A big line of hosery just arrived
at Skeels and Son.
C. O. Crosby, the Fairview nur
sery man was in town a couple of
days the first of the week.
F ob SALE. One complete outfit
Sugar, best granulated $6.40 per
for spraying. Call and investiga-
sack at O. Wilson and Co.
Goff A Goodman.
W. H . Smith, of Bandon, was up
J. W. Clinton of Norway returned
yesterday aud got the last of his
a week ago from bis trip to the old
household effects which he moved
home in Missouri. While away he
to that place.
not only viewed boyhood scenes and
Furnished housekeeping rooms to met boyhood acquaintances, but he
rent at the W HITE HOUSE.
visited Alberta, Canada, and also
The mill at this place shipped saw a bullfight in Mexico, The trip
several car loads of fine Myrtle lum very naturally was greatly enjoyed.
ber to the North Bend furniture
Land & Lyons nre closing out
factory last week.
their stock of clothing. Now is
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts a chance for a good suit of clothes.
from $1 to $15 at J. W . Leneve’s,
The Coquille Mill Co. are prepar
B. Hollenbeak.
confession,
Subject: The good
Get your table legs turned at
Quick & Curry’s. They have some
patterns already out.
Hard wood,
$1 per set.
Ed Aasen, foreman of the Aa6en
Bros.’ logging camp on Rinck
creek, met with an accident Satur
day forenoon which might have cost
him a leg. A b it was he bad one of
his lower limbs badly jammed from
the knee down and a blood vessel
was ruptured. He was caught be
tween two logs while attempting to
move one of them with a beckett,
and has since been confined to bis
bed.
Hats! Hats!! Hate!!! All kiuds
of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also
geuts’ furnishing goods.
There is a S in
W h y our trade is increasing so rapidly
duality and Prices will Count.
U n derw ear.
M e n ’s Points.
W e have a complete line of mens, ladies and children’ s
W e have a snappy line of pants that we are showing and
the prices will strike you right.
$3 .3 0 values $
$
4.25
2 . 75 .
Regular $3 values $
$3 values $
3 . 50 .
2 . 25 .
underwear, w ool and cotton.
C om e in and examine this line w e can suit you.
Come in and see their, they will sell themselves.
M e n ’s S w e a t e r C o a t s fr o m 81.50 to 88-
G r o c e r ie s
These are not special prices but every day:
Pie peaches 35c,
fo $ 1 .
Standard Tomatoes 3 cans for 25 cts., Carnation milk 10c, Pie apricots one gal 25c,
Raisens 10c pound pk., Currants 15c two for 25c. A ero washing pow. 31b pk. 20c, 161b best granulated sugar
T ry our 25 coffee it can’t be beat in town.
Hams 20c per lb, bacon 21c.
ing to start their local mill about
tomorrow or Friday, or upon the
return of J. E. Paulson from a trip
to Portland. Some logs are already
on hand, but the company has es
tablished a camp on the North Fork
about a mile up from its mouth,
where a crew of men are at work
getting out logs to supply the mill.
The whistle of the local institution
will be welcome music once more.
T ry them there nice
Christmas Goods.
W e have a most complete stock.
Everything for the children and larger ones as well.
Make selections early.
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O. W IL SO N & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON I
A fine Hue of umbrellas at Skeels
Ed Carter, the Myrtle Point real
and Son’s.
estate man, bad business in Coquille
For bargains in shoes, see Drane Monday.
at his new store.
Knowlton s Drug Store has on
Wanted.— A good dining room display an elegant line of Pictures
girl. Address Box 163, Coquille.
which would make nice presents for
The new and beautiful home of your wife or sweetheart.
Geo. E. People* is nearing a finish.
Peter Pearson who had been here
The family will move in this week. visiting his sister, Mrs. H. L- Var
Anyone wishing house moving or ney add family, started on his re
other heavy work done can be ac turn for his borne in Minn. Monday,
commodated by calling on H. L. Mr. and Mrs. Varney and A. W.
Varney.
Varney accompanied him to the
Assessor T. J. Thrift will embark Bay.
on the steamer Plant for San Fran
Passing counterfeit money is no
cisco, his destination being San worse than substituting some un
J 086 , Cal., whither he goes to visit known worthless remedy for Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great cough
his parents and bis daughter.
and cold remedy that cures ihe
Knowlton’s Drug Store has a very most obstinate coughs and heals the
large stock of books, consisting of lungs.
every thing from 5c toy books to
most beautiful gift books.
The Coquille Sentinel underwent
a change of management Monday
RED AND WHITE CEDAR
when A. J. Savage and Rex Large,
F o r th a t D u ll F eclliiir A lt e r K a lin a
two young men of Marshfield, took
SHINGLES
The intense itching characteristic
over the plant on a year’s lease and of these ailments is almost instantly
For Sale lly
will edit and handle the paper in allayed by Chamberlain’s Salve.
L. H. & W . Shingle Ce.
the future. Editor Dodge and As Many severe cases have been cured Bandon, Oregon.
P. O. Box 62
F. B. Tichenor, stale organizer
sistant Editor Scotton have in con by it. For sale by R S Knowlton.
for the W. O. W ., visited the secre.
sequence retired from the Sentinel’s
taries of the lodges in this county
sanctum, the first-Damed to return
the first of the week.
to Myrtle Point. We wish the new
Remember we carry every thing
firm success.
Ray Hatcher, the young son of
you need in grocery line. Land &
We have the largest line of la
Lyons.
Len Hatcher of this place, met with
dies’ gents’ and childrens’ shoes.
D. W. Carpenter, late of Bandon, a distressing accident at the Poor
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Hailing decided to go out o f the
We can suit you Robinson’s store,
moved his household goods to this Farm Saturday which entailed the
The Government’ s lighthouse in
city yesterday, and iu the future loss of un eye. The boy was strug
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^fied with the Coos gling with a hog, and in endeavor spector has discovered that the
I w ill dispose of mg entire stoch o f— all up-to-date-
ing to cut the rope which fettered lightkeeper’s dwelling at the mouth
r..ct Co.
I NEW MERCHANDISE at absolutely cost or less.
trio
’ i orders to Land A its hind legs a vicious kick from the of the Coquille River is in danger
oceries, shoes or dry porker drove the knife point direct of destruction through the shifting
Now is the time to buy your goods for the Holidays.
ly into the young lad’s optic, utter, of the bar channel to the northward «
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have a nice new line of Ladies aud Childrens coats,
because
of
Ihe
new
pile
jetty
lately
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Leneve and daughter ly destroying the sight of that orb.
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a - - ; aga, returned Monday It was a very paintul accident and constructed by the citizens of Ban- * Furs, Dress goods, Outing Flannels, Underwear for
from Myrtle Point where they had about as singular a one as is to be doa. The river is said to be sweep « Ladies and Gents, Shoes, Rubber goods, Men’s Suits
ing through the low stretch of sand
been to see Jake Prewett, father of chronicled in the public print.
* and a good stock ot groceries, Show cases, Scales, etc.,
the former, who is feeble from ago.
Du prey ’s Celery Headache Pow between lighthouse rock and the $ all to be sold. W ill sell the entire stock to anyone
Pyrography outfits and nice line ders, give instant relief. Price 25 keeper’s residence.
wishing to go into the Mercantile business.
Groceries, drygoods, boots and
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of books, frames, plaques etc, at cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
shoes, hats and caps, flour and feed,
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LENEVE
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Work was resumed last Friday on always on hand at Land A Lyons’.
Orders filled promtly.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
the trestle .and bunkers for the Eu
will give a bazaar Dec. 10, 11 and
Mayor Steve Gallier will be the
reka Coal Company a mile this side
12, and a big chicken pie dinner on
title
hereafter of the genial mine
of Riverton. The trestle will have
Surveys Made, Estimates Furnished
General Construction
the evening of the 12th. Many very
on all Classes of Construction Work
a length of about 2200 feet and is host at Bandon. The first munici
Work.
pretty things will be sold. Gilkey
being built under the supennten- pal election under the new charter
E. H K E R N
building the place.
dency of Dan Plymale, the down of that town was held last Friday,
Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer
Tablet-! we are closing out our stream contractor.
and
Steve
vanquished
Archie
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Several men
entire line at rtduced prices, O.
Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed With
are
employed
on
the
job.
The out Nair for the Mayoralty by a bare
Wilson A Co.
margin
of
one
vote.
Two
excellent
Accuracy and Dispatch.
put of the mine, of which John A.
Messes. W . W, Faust and Fred
Tawse is superintendent, will be tickets were in the field and no one Second Door East of P. O.
COQUILLE, OREGON
Poore, of this city, have opened a
shipped to Eureka, California, by triumphed by over three votes. L.
general repair shop in the Callier
steamer out of the river, and mar J. Radley was elected Councilman
building on Front Street, and are
and Geo. P. Topping Police Judge.
keted in that flourishing city.
prepared to do all kinds of work in
F or S a l e .— Half of a well selected
F ob S ale —A high-grade Kohler
that line. Special Attention will be
herd belonging to a lower river
and
Campbell
piano,
oak
case,
for
p dd to fire arms, phonographs,
dairyman, thirtyfive in number, at
Every form of delicacy in this line, and all the staple
umbrellas, etc. Brazing done in cash or on installments. Will sell thirty dollars a piece, for particulars
articles—the freshest and purest.
good shape with the latest appli cheap if taken at once. Call on W. addiess F. E F-, care of this office.
C.
Laird.
Purser Sam Johnson of the Dis
ances.
Mrs. R. D. Hume passed through patch took a bath one day last week.
To obtain good berths on the
For anything to Feed Man, Horse or Fowl, and
Breakwater call up Main 181. it Coquille Monday on her way to San Of course there is nothing extraor
Francisco
by
way
of
the
bay.
In
costs you nothing to phone.
dinary in that unless we qualify the
my Prices are Established on the ‘ ‘Live and Let
Ruby Braden, 23 years of age, that city the will of the late million statement by saying that it was an
Live Order.”
was drowned on Coos bay, near the aire salmon packer is to be opened involuntary bath. The cold water
railroad wharf, last Wednesday af in court and examined. Accompany-1 treatment took place while the Stmr ]
ternoon by either jumping from or ing Mrs. Hume from Bandon were. Liberty was preparing to start from
falling off a gasoline boat.
The Win. Timmons, the lower river can- the local dock at 1 p. m. Bam bad
woman came there not long ago ueiyman, and wife, who are en route | j U8t soused Captain John Myers of
from Roseburg, where she was an to Astoria, the cannery having fin- the Echo in a shallow overflow and
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unfortunate creature of the half [ isbed for the season. Mr. Timmons' was descending the board to tbe M r
w s b also shipping bis crew of Cbi- Liberty’s decks when bis »lippery £ 3
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world. She came of good family.
namen back to Astoria. He will re- pedals took a sudden shoot to sky-
O. Wilson and Co. have on dis
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play a fine line of holiday goods turn to Bandon shortly to wind up ward and he ahot to the realm of
the fishes, Sam went under all but
Come and make your selections! his affairs for the present year.
Is doing a rushing business
early.
Clark's O. N. T. thread 5 cents a his cocoanut, and, grasping the
The finest line of goods ever spool at Robinson's.
bump stringer, he held on like grim
those wanting Photos for the
brought to Coos county consisting
Foley’s Orino Laxative cures death to a nigger. He was finally
of cut glass silverware, hand paint chronic constipation and stimulates pulled out by the laughiDg crowd of
Holidays please do not delay.
onlookers.
ed china, vases chamber sets and >he >iver- u° rino.„ re* uIates
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, *, bowels so they will act naturally
To be
lemonade sets. To
be seen
seen at
at M. and you do not have to tak» pur-
Robinson has a big assortment
Rainy and Cloudy Days just as good for sittings.
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H. Hersey's crockery and Racket atives continuously
Hold by —
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of baby
1,al1 shoes both in soft and bard
Slocum.
! soles.
store on Second Street.
Mrs. Fannie Dyer and Mrs. Clara
Goetz, of Bandon, were in town last
Friday and gave this office a very
pleasant call.
A fine Hue of Boys and Girls
Books at Knowlton’s Durg Store.
Children’s black knit pants
saves washings; we have them.
$6 values for
1 Going out of Business. I
MERCANTILE BUSINESS
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GR OCER IES
1 CAN SUPPLY EVERY ORDER
P . E. D R A I N E
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Tollman’s Studio
Largest assortment of
Rugs ever brought to Co
quille. All sizes and prices
9x12 from $ 3 .5 0 up
Complete line of Holiday
China.
Nothing nicer for Holi
day presents than those
B E A U T IF U L ROCKERS
a complete line.
W. O. L A IIiD
C O M P L E T E H O U S E F U R N IS H E R .
S IL V E R W A R E
of all kinds.
Edison Phonographs and Records,
also the new Combination Machines
and Amberol records at
E. C. BARKER & CO’S
Jewelry Store
BIG 10 DAY
Clearance Sale
Commencing
NOVEM BER 25th
Big slash in prices.
Remember the Date and Place and
us for Bargains.
W. T. KERR & CO.