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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1908)
Coquille Herald. M i ■ D F D E A N , P R O P R IE T O R . C. O D R Y D E N , M A N A G E R County Official Paner. PUBLISHED EVKKY WEDNESDAY. lie voted to U h * material and hooir I ap- b Hiding o f th»* < 'oqaille Valley particularly • id o f Ooos Ooanty generally. Subscription, peryear.in advanoe, $1.50 Phone, Main 55. C. A. Peterson, of Riverton, vis- ited the Bay last week. “ Dement’s Best" is the flour Drane sells it, \V. D. Roberts, of Riverton, was in town on Saturday. Prof. J. H. Barklow, of Arago, was a Coquille business visitor on Saturday. A nice line of Chamhrees, and lace collors just in at O. Willsons ¿i Co’s. Thomas Wilson, the Myrtle Point farmer, went to the Bay on busi ness last Friday. Go to Land & Lyons’ a for nice suit of clothes. They will save you money. Geo. H. Flanagan, the Marshfield banker, made a business trip to Myrtle Point Friday. Í'. y/./ ts, Caps, .n d G c u t s :^ íím cn eciaU y Dry Go<f á Boots and b COQUILLE HARDWARE C Hardware, B u r n in g - o f B .eadV ^ Tinware, Full assortment of ladies’ and children’s underwear just in at Robinson’s. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hammack, of n ea r Johnson’s mill, made friends at Bandon a visit last week. P . E. Drane keeps puffed rice a delicious dish for breakfast and for sick folks. Dr. Harrison, the Myrtle Point veterinary surgeon, visited the Bay professionally last week. Phone 251 and your orders will sent right out by Land & Lyons free delivery. Thomas Stillwell, of Randolph, had business which brought him to Coquille last Saturday. Mackinaw coats $1.50 and $5.00 in blue, gray and brown at Robin son’s, also rubber-lined duck coats. Z. T . Boyce, of Bandon, was a passonger from the Bay by Satur day’s train. Ten per cent off on our best shoes till our new shoes arrive Skeels & Son. James Vowell, the Riverton farm- er, was a passeDger to Myrtle Point by Friday’s train. Something new in Buster Brown “ High Top1' shoos for children, Misses and young ladies’ at Robin son’s. Thomas Lawhorn is said to have purchased Chas. McCulloch’s inter est in the steamer Flyer on Coos Bay. Knowlton’s Drug Store has on display the finest line of Holiday G oods ever shown in Coquille. GETTY & COLLIER Paints, e finost line of candies and con fectionery in Coquille. Ammunition, Guns and JJect Gems, Unexcelled Watches, A rtistic Jew elry complete News and Magazine Counter P'umbing R ep a irin g G uaranteed IN. LORENZ Coquille Furniture Co W e furnished this fine home with complete furniture and hangings. Highest Grade Clothing, Best Boots and Shoes, Choice Fresh Groceries. Biggest stock in the city P R IC E S LOW . GOODS T H E BEST. Have served you for over 20 yearB i j. temare ana 1 ■ .1 .’ f Christmas iÉ Ë Ê foJI mm Ben Schuyler, now of Marshfield, who formerly conducted a saloon at Bandon, has filed a petition in vol untary bankruptcy. Registered Berkshire pigs, both sex, for sale. Call on J. O. Watson, breeder of Registered Jorsoy cattle, at farm near Coquille. David Roberts, of Empire, and his friend. H. F. Huxall, came over last week and Mr. Roberts visited his daughter, Mrs. Peterson, of Arago. ‘‘$2.00 Starts a fine Local Busi ness, daily profits, $5 to $10. Partic ulars free, write to-day. B. F. Loos Co., Des Moines, la.,’’ Henry Hoeck has returned from Portland, and hopes to have the af fairs of the Larsen Timber company straightened out within a short pe riod.— Times. I f you have any repairing that you can not do take it to Quick A Curry. Miss Rose Lilly, the popular schoolmam, who has been teaching on the Bay side, came over by Sat urday's train and proceeded to Ban don by the Favorite Oil clothing,, pnrafine clothing, rubber boots and rubbers nt Rob inson's. Depuiy Game Warden Cai Wrig'ui calls attention to the fact that all licenses for hunting expire Dec. 31, and says that hunters should recol lect this fact and see that they se- curo new ones nnd comply with the law. Rooks! Rooks!! Rooks!!! Books for everybody at Knowlton's Drug Store. A. P. MILLER, CHEAP CITY LOTS Stationery, Fruits, Cigars, To- ; bacco, Confectionery. C S t r e e t ................................................ - Prices $50, $60, $75, $100, $125 and $i5u per lot. Coquille, Uregon. Terms to ¡suit purchasers. In Barrow & Strang's Incandescent Electric Light Press Accepted throughout the civilized world the as the most universally satisfactory il Button Cleanest, addition to the City o f Coquille. Coos Bay Monumental Works. The finest building location in .1 s <o Tyrrell, well known in Co quille, wl, > ■ : t ■ veral weeks of lnt with ri oives at North Bend, Fine cemetery work a specialty. Eetimatts furnished on nil kinds of j lef Inst Saturday hound for Klam ath Kails in hojv s that the change monumental and building work. JOHN MITCHELL PROP. of climate may benefit his health, he being a sufferer from asthma. Phone, Main 1731, Marsh, field Oregon the city. See Coquille, . . . . Oregon Most all purposes t> Convenient, and CHEAPEST light known. here That furnished by the ou R IV E R It. , for and ave Home RealtV Co. luminant E L E C T R IC tbe C O Q U IL L E CO is first class and up to date in every respec t The rates place it within reach of alj FRANK MORSE, Prop, COQUILLE. ORE.
