LOCAL N E W S .
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The whist tournament meets again
Ripe and green olives in
Robinson's.
next Tuesday evining.
Dram keeps on hand fresh bread,
Wo have the largest line of la
John McLeod, the pile-driver
The local sawmill started up yes
dies’ gents’ and childrens’ shoes. man, has been very ill for two weeks
terday noon.
We can suit you Robinson's store, at his home uear Cedar Point.
Calico 7 cents per yard at Robin
Best grade flour $1.35 per sack at
M. O. Hooten fell from a roof on
son's.
which he wns working several days O. Wilsan A Co.
A. M. Welch, of Lampa, was a
Get your gun, and attend tbe
ago, and sustained some very severe
Coquille business visitor on Satur
bruises.
turkej shoot at Myrtle Point Dec.
day.
Robinson has a big assortment 22nd. Good turkeys, a square deal
Some nice rooms to rent.
See of baby shoes both in soft and bard and a good time is assured all who
Mrs. Figg.
attend.
soles.
A son arrived to bless the home
Go to P. E. Drane’s for Economy
Miss Edna Jameson arrived from
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Jr.
Rohuerville, California, a few days | fruit jars and caps.
Nov. 29th.
Paul Skeels came up from Ban
ago to visit with relatives at River
‘‘Dement’s Best flonr is the kind ton and Bandon.
don Sunday, whero he is assisting
Drane sells.
Pie Peaches one gallon cans 35 in selling off the stock o f Lorenz A
The town jail is having an addi cents at O. Wilson and Co.
Hoyt lately purchased by C. M|
tion built to it and made much more
Lawrence Raekleff, son of Mer Skeels of this city.
inviting in other respects.
Saws gummed, filed and set nt
chant Ed Rackleff of Langlois
A grand bargain counter sale is in town Monday on his way to Port Quick A Curry’s shop.
now on at the jewelry store of E. C. land to enter tbe Armstrong Busi-
Mrs. George Guerin of Myrtle
Barker A Co.
Point has been vibiting with Mrs.
ness College.
Aasen Bros, are now working 32
Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large
men at their logging camp on Rinck assortment, Robinson's store.
Creek.
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Captain Butler’s store was bur
Sugar, best granulated $(>.40 per glarized last Wednesday night, and
sack at O. Wilson and Co.
a few dollars in change and some
Miss Cora Belloni returned Mon articles of clothing stolen. There iB
day from a visit with friends at no clew to the culprit.
North Bend.
Three cans of standard tomatoes
Furnished housekeeping rooms to for 25 cents at O. Wilson and co.
rent at the W HITE HOUSE.
Claude and Paul Ford, after an
Chadwick Lodge, A. F. A A. M.,
absence of four months traveling
will hold its annual installation ex
with n theatrical company, returned
ercises on Saturday Eve., Dec. 26th.
to Coquille last Saturday. They in
Big assortment of ladieB’ skirts tend remaining indefinitely in this
from $1 to $16 at J. W . Leneve’s,
section.
Nels Odmundson is fitting up the
Guns of all kinds for sale or rent
lower story of the Gilkey building at Goff & Goodman’s 2nd hand
preparatory to opening a bowling store
alley therein.
The Educational
League will
A fine line of Boys and Girls meet Friday aftornoon, December
Books at Kuowlton’s Durg Store. Ilth , 19o8. in the High School room
Bert Dyer sprained his back quite at the Public School house. Miss
painfully Mouday wnile at work in Hughes will lead the discussion
the yard of the local sawmill. He with a paper on “ Moral and Social
Training of Children.” Parents
was forced to take to bis bed.
Remember we carry every thing and friends are cordially invited to
you need in grocery line. Land A be present at these meetings.
Lyons.
F or S ale . One complete outfit
The steamer Liberty is to be tow for spraying. Call and investiga-
ed to Coos Bay just as SQon as the Uoff A Goodman.
bar and ocean assume a calmer state.
D. A. Huling has been circulat
The steamer will be boxed up about ing a petition to the proper author
the guards to better insure her safe ities requesting the re-establishment
ty on the trip.
of the mail route between Eckle.v
Bring your orders to Land A and Port Orford. The Bervice was
Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry recently .discontinued, and the set
goods.
tlers along the route have been con
Grant Harry’s new building is fast siderably inconvenienced thereby.—
assuming proportions.
The" lower Myrtle Point Enterprise.
floor will be partitioned into store
Land & Lyons are closing out
rooms aud the upper story into their stock of clothing. Now is
sleeping apartments that will be a chance for a good suit of clothes.
rented by Mrs. Alice M. Tuttle.
H. L. Stephens, the Fishtrap
Cbas. Lyons was in town since
our last issue, and again able to
walk after the injuries inflicted by
Sam Hunter at Bandon two weeks
ago. Tbe case will be aired before
the grand jury next week.
nurseryman, was in town Monday.
He is getiing along nicely with his
enterprise and in a short time will
bo nble to furnish Coos county with
a great arnouut of tbe finest of fruit
trees and shrubbery. He shipped
a considerable quantity of small
fruit vines to a Portlaud dealer last
fall.
Du prey’s Celery Headache Pow
ders, give instant relief. Price 25
cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
Pyrography outfits and nice line
of books, frames, plaques etc, at
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
The Johnson Lumber Co. has es
tablished a retail lumber yard near
the depot in this city. The lumber
is brought down on scows from tbe
Clark Bowman, a well known res
mill and landed near the ferry slip.
ident and printer cf Marshfield, died
In a snug little building erected at
at Portland Nov. 30th, to which
the edge of the sidewalk Mr. D. D.
city be had moved but n few weeks
Pierce, the manager, has his office.
ago. The deceased was known in
Tablet-! wo are cloning out our Coquille, and came near making his
entire line at rid need prices, O.
residence here a short time back.
Wilson A Co.
H. E. James and W. H. Dapp are He was an affable young gentleman
constructing a shingle mill a short and highly esteemed by all his ac
Death was due to
distance south of Bandon. They quaintances.
heart
failure.
He leaves a widow
have purchasod th e engine and boil
er which were used on the old river; and little daughter.
Warren Deyoe, her daughter,at Ban
don. The lady passed through
her jreturn home Monday.
W h y our trade is increasing so rapidly
duality and Prices will Count.
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.
$3.50 values $ 2 . 7 5 .
$ 4 .2 5
underwear, wool and cotton.
Regular $3 values $ 2 . 2 5 .
$i) values $ 3 . 5 0 .
Come in and examine this line we can suit you.
M e n ’s S w e a t e r C o a t s f r o m $1.50 t o
G r o c e r ie s
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 2 0 c per lb, bacon 2 l c .
Christmas G
According to Captain O. Wiren,
keeper of the Bandon light station,
the rainfall for the month of No
vember amounted to 4.41 inches,
against 6.07 inches for November,
1907.
W e have a most complete stock.
T ry them there nice.
ds.
Everything for the children and larger ones as well.
O. W IL SO N &
Pie Apricots one gallon cans 25
cents at O. Wilson and Co.
16 pounds best granulated sugar
for $100 at O. Wilson and Co.
The steamer Elizabeth sailed from
Bandon for San Francisco Sunday
morning at 11 o ’clock. The bar was
quite rough, and as the steamer
crossed out buffeted by the seas she
Skeels A Son will save you money
was viewed by a large crowd.
on shoes, oil clothing and paraffine
Clark’s O. N. T. thread 5 cents a clothing.
spool at Robinson's.
W . F. Keller and family are now
The new steamer Fifield, C. P. located on the Pink Laird place, op
Jensen master, arrived at Bandon posite Johnson’s mill, which place
from San Francisco Saturday, carry Billy has lented for a term of years.
We have the most complete line
of ladies’ coats ever carried in town
Robinson’s store.
E. J. Slocum, the druggist, re
turned the last of the week from a
visit to his old home at Heppner,
eastern Oregon, and also at Pros
ser, Washington, at which point he
has property interests.
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds
of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also
geuts’ furnishing goods.
Mrs. W. A. Bean returned from
Porter Thurday where she had been
to see her mother, Mrs. J. E. Mar
tin, who has lately suffered another
light stroke of paralysis, but was
improving at last accounts.
Get your table legs turned at
Quick A Curry’s. They have some
patterns already out.
Hard wood,
$1 per Bet.
The O. TL Creamery, Henry Bel
loni manager, is now churning but
three times a week, owing to the
shortness of the milk supply at this
season of the year. However, there
are regular shipments of fine gilt-
edged butter to the lower markets.
Captain Edward D. Parsons, for
years connected with the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co., has been se
lected to succeed Captain B. W. Ol
son as master of the Alliance. Capt.
Olson resigns to take command of
Groceries, drygoods, boots and the Nan Smith.
shoes, hats and caps, flour and feed,
Knowlton’s Drug Store has a very
nlways on hand at Land A Lyons’.
large stock of books, consisting of
Orders filled promtly.
every thing from 5c toy books to
Joe Bledsoe expects to depart for most beautiful gift books.
Los Angeles, C a l, in the course of
Says Friday’s Times: The report
a fortnight, there to spend the win
that the Southern Oregon Company
ter with relatives and friends. On
is to be purchased by Henry Hew
the way down he will tarry at Ber
itt and his associates is again cur
keley for the purpose of visiting hie
rent. According to the latest ver
venerable mother who is now 93
sion tbe deal is to be closed at Ta
years of age and in moderate health.
coma within a few days, Messrs Eli
1 Wish to announce that I will jah Smith and R. E- Shine having
mnke special rates on all Christmas gone there and John Hewitt and
popcorn. Call and get prices for Seymour Bell having also gone
your popcorn for decoratioD, etc. north.
Mrs. C. C. Hughes.
boat Antelope, and taken the same I Foley’s Orino Laxative cures
to the site of the mill. A Sumner! chronic constipation and stimulates
regulates the
shingle machine has also been pur- the liver. Orino
bowels so they will act naturally
' chased.
and you do not have to take pur-
, To obtain good berths on the atives continuously. Sold by E J
I Breakwater call up Main 181. it Slocum.
costs you nothing to phone.
The fact has now reached our no
W. T . Kerr last Monday disposed tice that Hark Dunham, the grizzled
of his interest in the mercantile firm brunette who presides at the throt
of W. T. Kerr A Co. to his partner, tle on the steamer Echo, had a hand
George C. Hansen, who will in the in baptizing Purser Johnson in the
future conduct the business alone. river last week, It has also been re
In extending best wishes to Mr. vealed to the world that the fumes
The largest salmon pack made on
Hansen we at the same time regret from Hark’s antiquated corncob had the Siuslaw in fifteen or twenty
to lose W- T. Kerr from the busi more to do with partially asphyx years has just been completed, ac
ness community, and will hope be is iating Johnson than did the chilly cording to W . J. Kyle, one of the
successful in whatever he may de waters of the Coquille.
Florence cannerymen. The pack of
cide to engage in.
F ob S ale . —-Half of a well selected the two canneries will amount to
O. Wilson and Co. have on dis herd belonging to a lower river j about 15,000 cases, of which the
play a fine line of holiday goods. dairyman, thirtyfive in number, at Kyle cannery packed about 8,200.
Come and make your selections ' thirty dollars a piece, for particulars
Brown and
White Leghorn,
addieas F. E F., care of this office.
early.
White Plymoth Rock and Black
The municipal election in Marsh Minorca cockerels for sale by J. C.
W. H. Schroeder, the jeweler, was
the victim of a lamentable mishap field last Tuesday resulted in the Watson. Also pairs and trios can
Monday, which to one of his physi victory of Thos. Coke and Carl Al be furaisbedon short notice.
Ninety-three o f Kentucky’s 119
cal condition was of material ser brecht for Councilmen and John W.
Butler
for
Recorder
by
large
major
-
j
counties
are now totally dry; 21 are
iousness. He was standing in front
of Barker A C o.’s jewelry establish ¡ties. The voters, however, placed I partially dry; 4 are wholly wet, and
ment when a racing dog collided their stamp of disapproval very em- the case of one county, which lately
with one of his crutches, throwing phatically upon the proposition t o , voted as a unit on prohibition, is
him violently to the sidewalk. We increase the city debt limit and to. being settled by legal process in
are glad to know that no bones were issue $42,000 worth of bonds to pay court. This is tbe substance of
And statement secured by a local news,
broken, and that the geotleman is outstanding city warrants.
recovering from bis painful exper thus is Marshfield still in a hope- paper there from tbe Kentucky anti-
less tangle of debt, apparently,
saloon league,
ience,
!
MERCANTILE BUSINESS
I will dispose of ;vy entire stoch of— all up-to-date —
NEW MERCHANDISE at absolutely cost or less.
Now is the time to buy your goods for the Holidays.
W e have a nice new line of Ladies and Childrens coats,
Furs, Dress goods, Outing Flannels, Underwear for
Ladies and Gents, Shoes, Rubber goods, Men’s Suits
and a good stock ot groceries, Show cases, Scales, etc.,
all to be sold. W ill sell the entire stock to anyone
wishing to go into the Mercantile business.
C. M. Wade, manager of Dean it
Co.’s market at Bandon, spent Sun- 1
day with his family in Coquille.
J . ^KT.
I Tollman’s Studio
Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some un
known worthless remedy for Foley’s
Honey and Tar, tbe great cough
and cold remedy that cures the
most obstinate coughs and heals the
lungs.
AND
WHITE
CEDAR
SHINGLES
For Sale By
L. H. & W . Shingle Co.
Bandon, Oregon.
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LENEYE
S3
F or S ale . £150 buys a good piano.
$75 cash and $75 in good potatoes
or grain.
RED
Going out of Business.!
Having decided to go out of the
N otice —From Monday Dec. 13th 1
Lady skaters will be a addmitted
free to the rink.
For fancy staple A 1 groceries
Skeels A Son have the best flour
in town. Snow drift and Dement’s call on Skeels A Son.
best.
James Walstrom, agent for the
Mrs. N. Lorenz returned Satur steamer Elizabeth was up from Ban
don a day or so the first of the
day from Bandon where she had so
weke.
journed with her son and daughter-
Knowlton s Drug Store has on j
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lorenz-
display an elegant line of Pictures
For bargains in shoes, see Drane which would make nice presents for
at his new store.
your wife or sweetheart.
The Cramer Stock Co. will make
White River flour makes white
its first appearance in Coquille to light broad. Robinson has it.
morrow night, presenting the roar
Mrs. H. S. Stratton went to Port
ing comedy, “ My Friend Brown.”
land the last of tbe week. She was
Wanted.— A good dining room accompanied by her sister-in-law,
girl. Address Box 163, Coquille.
Miss Mary E. Stratton.
There will be a social da-ice at
Swell assort isnt
Ladies and
Nosier’* Hall on Saturday evening Gents handkerc liefs at Robinson’s.
Music by Gage’s Orchestra, com
After exposuie or when you feel
posed of Clyde A. Gage, Paul and a cold coming on take a few dose’
Claude F ord and Miss EdnaGilkey. of Foley’s Honey and Tar and it will
Anyone wishing house moving or expel the cold from your system
other heavy work done can be ac It cures the most stubborn coughs
commodated by calling on H. L. and colds, and prevents pneumonia.
Sold by E J Slocum.
Varney.
ing passengers and a good load of
freight. She will sail with a cargo
of lumber and matchwood.
Make selections early.
CO., COQUILLE, ORE
Men’s Suits at J. W. Leneve’s.
Meet me at the rink.
O. C. Sanford spent Sunday down
Robinson handles tbe Carson
glove.
the river.
W. T. Miller was down from
Joe Miracle, who was employed
on the Sent’nel under its former Fishtrap Monday.
management, returned to Marsh
All the latest styles in Ladies
field last Saturday.
suits at Robinsons.
Wheat, rolled barley,mids, shorts,
J. H. Oerding. the concrete man,
bran, at Skeels A Son’s.
went to the Bay by Monday’s train.
Jacob Prewett, au old and highly
Chicken bone, shell and grit at
esteemed pioneer citizen, died at Sk eel’s.
Myrtle Point Friday, and was bur
J. B. Fox has been confined to
ied at Bandon Sunday.
his home with illness for ten days.
The Myrtle Point Rod and Gun
Club is preparing for a big turkey
shoot on Dec. 22nd. Fine birds
and a square deal are insured to all
who wish to participate in the
shoot.
Children’s black knit pants
saves washings; we have them.
$6 values for
Come in and see them they will sell themselves.
These are not special prices but every day:
Buy your suits at Land A Lyons’.
Their prices will surprise you.
U n derw ear.
M e n ’« P a n t s . -
P. O. Box 62
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F o r f l i n t H u l l F e r l l n t t A l t e r H i tt i n g :
The intense itching characteristic
o f these ailments is almost instantly
allayed by Chamberlain’s Salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
by it. For sale by R S Knowlton.
Is doing a rushing business
those wanting Photos for the
Holidays please do not delay.
Rainy and Cloudy Days just as good for sittings.
Augm ent your Busi
ness Profits by A dver
tising in the H E R A L D .
SIL V E R W A R E
of all kinds.
Edison Phonographs and Records,
aslo the new Combination Machines
and Amberol records at
E. C. BARKER & CO’S
Jewelry Store
W. T. KERR & CO.
THE
Social Dance
Up-to-Date Grocers, Clot hers
Nosler’s Hall
Unexcelled duality and Living
Prices Our Motto
Saturday, Dec. 12
Music
by
Gage’s
Visit our Clothing Department when
you want anything imagin
able to wear.
Orchestra
: Come out and Indulge
the Dizzy W hirl.
Visit our Grocery Department whm
You want anything imagin
able to eat.