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LOCAL N E W S .
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Men’s Suita at J. W. Leuexe’s. I George Hartley returned Mon-
Mr. aud dr« W. G. Mehl came j day from a visit to the Bay.
Go to P. IS Draii«’« for Ed
0 | up from the Randolph section R ed-j
Robinson has a big assortment!
fruit jars ami caps.
nesday.
I of baby «hoes both in seft aud hard
Mr« II J Ri«e returned to North
B. by shoes! baby shoes!! Li a i g e sole«.
lit mi Monday after visiting her
assortment, Robiusou’s store
Robert Clinton was down
1'iireut«, Mr uml M ih . '1'. A. WttIk• r, 1
K. J). (bunin was up from the Gravel Ford ou Wednesday 1
of this city.
; lower river last Wednesday, mi st­ wi ek.
Pie l*t -aches one gallon can« 35 ing many old friends.
We have the largest line of la­
cent« at 0 . Wilson and Co.
Chicken hone, shell and grit at dies’ geuts’ and childrens’ shoes.
Mr. uml Mis. H. Puiinigartuer, Skeel’s.
We can suit you Robiusou’s store,
of Riverton, were up to spend
L. W. Culbertson, of North Bend,
Win. Cox, of Port Orford, has
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs.
been in Coquille several days visit­ made our office a pleasant call
M. L. Wilkinson, of this city.
ing his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Le- while in Coquille last Thursday.
Some nice rooms to rent.
See neve.
We have the most complete line
Mr« Figg.
All the latest styles in Ladies of ladies’ coats ever carried in town
Mrs. Capt. Levi Snyder, of Ban­
Robinson’s store.
suits at Robinsons.
don, speut Christmas with her par­
The x-egular annual meeting of
Will Mast was down from Lee
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder,
the Coquille Valley Fruit Growers
last Monday and is looking fine
of this city.
Association will be held in Myrtle
since recovering from hin late sick
Point on Wednesday, Jan. 6th. A
“ Dement’s Best floor is the kiud spell.
Prune sells.
new board of directors and a new
Swell assort «nt Ladies and
H. H. Baldwin came up from Geuts handke c liefs at Robinson's. set of officers are to be chosen.
Bundon Saturday, thinking it ad­
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds
R. R. Pownder, of this city,
visable to try Coquille again, hav­
of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also
started
Monday
for
San
Francisco
ing not felt the best since his re­
on a business trip. He will be ab­ geuts’ furnishing goods.
turn to that place.
sent a couple of weeks.
The will of R. D- Hume was
Sugar, best granulated $(>.40 per
Wheat, rolled barley,mids, shorts, filed for probate at Gold Beacb last
sack at O. Wilson and Co.
week by Attorney John S. Coke.
bran, at Skeols & Son’«.
Most of the estate, which is valued
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Jess have
The excellent orchestral music at nearly $1,000,000, goes to the
rented their farm near Johnson’s
mill and last Monday started for every night at our Ten Cent The­ widow.
Mountainview,
California,
with ater is a notable feature of that
Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and
prided place of entertainment.
hopes of the change benefittiug
S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are
Guns
of
all
kinds
for
snle
or
rent
Mrs. Jess’ health.
made. Call on E. L. Tozier.
at Goff & Goodman’ s 2nd hand
Big assortment of ladles’ skirts
W. B. Avery sold his interest in
store
from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s,
the McAdams blacksmith shop last
The customary Yuletide exercis­ week to his partner, S. H. Mc­
W. W Gatchell, the former Myrtle
es were held at the Coquille church­ Adams. Mr. Avery is endeavoring
Point merebnut, passed through es on Christmas Eve. Our juvenile
to get possession of ihe old Sleeper
this city Christmas day on his re­ population particularly were happy shop on Second street.
turn home, at Nampa, Idaho, after as a consequence.
See Land & Lyons for shoes
closing up his business affairs at
F ob SALE. One complete outfit
for spraying. Call and investiga- before buy i n g elsewhere.
the Poiut.
They have the style and stuff.
Goff & Goodman.
Tablet ! we are closing out our
Bert Dimmick intends leaving in
E.
A.
Howey
and
his
son,
Le-
entire line at rtduced prices, O.
lnnd, will btart for Corvallis tomor­ ihe noar future for Crescent City,
Wilson fi Co.
row, where Leland will begin a Cal., where he has secured a posi­
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lindberg, of
course at the Oregon Agricultural
tion in lumber business and will
Port Orfoid, came up Wednesday College.
enter Ihe employ of Hobbs, Wall &
and were met in this city by their
Skeels & Son will save you raonee
son. Ed Licdberg, of Marshfield. on shoes, oil clothing and paraffin Co. His brother Vic is clerking
there in the company’s store.— Coos
All three spent Chrisimas with Mr. clothing.
Bay News.
and Mrs. Tbos. Lane.
The Coquille football team jour­
Go to the People’s Market, Dean
O. Wilson and Co. have on dis­ neyed to Bandon on Christmas Day
play a fine line of holiday goods. where they did up the seaside team & Hensley Prop’rs. for the best ba­
Come and make your selections by ascore o f 15 to a goose-egg. con, lard, bams, and meat of every
There will be a return game played description. They treat j ou square.
early.
in this city on New Year’s Day.
The boys’ and girls’ basket ball
() A. Kelly, of Riverton, was in
teams of the Coquille high school
Get
one
of
those
nice
com­
town Saturday, the first time for
went to Bandon yesterday after­
several dnys, and moved about with forters for Xmas at Land & noon on a specially secured boat
some difficulty, having gotten a fall Lyons’.
to enjoy a return contest with the
p-.p l
A pflpr
Our local contemporary, the C o­ team « o f thnf e itv
down the stairs of bis home 12 days
quille Sentinel, has -undergone SOI
sui'
ws«
hsperon
of the
previously, receiving severe bruises
another change of management, in tea
i -..tut fun wrs in pros-
about the head and shoulders,
that Rex Large retires from the pei
Du prey’s Celery Headache Pow­
ders, give instant relief. Price 25
cents
R. 8 . Knowlton, Coquille
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
Mr. Harry Slagle of Coquille and
Miss Leatha Krantz, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. J, Krantz of Pleas­
ant Hill, were mnrried at the resi­
dence of Rev. Tbos. Bnrklow, this
city, Tuesday. The bride is a well
known young lady and a Coos coun­
ty school tencher.— Myrtle Point
Enterprise.
For a nice Xmas present
see those fine comforters at
Land & Lyons’.
paper, transferring his inteiest. in
the lease to his partner, J. C. Sav­
age.
F or S ale — A dairy ranch within
a half mile of Coquille; fully stock­
ed with cows, hay and utensils. A
bargain; enquire at this office.
The Cramer Stock Co. gave an ex­
cellent vaudeville entertainment in
Coquille last evening to a very g.'od
and appreciative audience.
Next
Tuesday evening this popular com­
bination will present “ The Octo­
roon” at Masonic Opera House.
Come in and take advantage of our wonder­
fully low prices for the next few days.
Men’s $ 6 .0 0 pants for $3.75
66
66
5 .0 0
2.75
66
4 .0 0
2.25
The greatest bargains - in JjQ&ies—Skirts -evQF-
offered in Coquille,
O. W ILSO N & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON
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C. M. Doye was up
lower river oi Monday.
from the
Drain keep! on hand fresh bread,
0. TREASURER
DULLEY DEAD.
Dr. Straw |as a Coquille visitor
On Monday last, at near the me­
on Monday. I
ridian
hour, death put a period to
A, P. Mills' and wife went over
the earthly career of John B. Dul-
to the Bay oi rve.eterd§v> .lam.
ley, Coos county’s venerable and
For fancy taple A 1 groceries
trusted Tieasurer. The end came
call on Skeel& Son.
at his home in this city, and .vas
In Coquilh Dec. 28th, a daugh­
ter was born Chas, Matbison and not unexpected during the past sev­
eral days, the throat affliction which
wife.
16 pounds ist granulated sugar long had assailed him, and which
months ago destroyed his power of
for $100 at (W ilson and Co.
speech, finally completing its dead­
The H era > wishes its many ly work. Until quite recently the
readers a uioihappy and prosper­ sufferer retained his active faculties
ous New i ei
and ability to attend to office duty.
John B. Dulley was one of Coos
Clark’s 0 . . T. thread 5 cents a
county’s earliest pioneers, and. as
spool at Robion’s.
well, one of her best and most bon
J. F. Chany. of Riverton, trans­
ored citizens.
Since 1900 be had
acted busini
in Coquille last successively been chosen County
Treasurer, and be never betrayed ,
Wednesday.
A native of Pittsburg, j i
For bargai in shoes, see' Oran? bis trust.
Penn., where he was born June 30,
at his new site.
be died at the ripe age of 74
I", i. t-iL , c>( Lamp», was jch
nonths and 28 frays. A
n.1 the iv bic Mess visitors ju vv 1 • is left to mourn bis demise; ^
1
s ' grown sons and three
‘
a. . b . 1st - cdtl * i
by a former marriage,
n o . . lif e 1 O O U 'O I i « r »
Xhr. > ci. /
e;.. 'idurd tomato .«
1 ieral is announced for two
at r
! A 1
fc 25 « ut. j ) Wiisun
is afternoon from Chris-
I meal ' oidi ' o rook an
ch, Coquille, interment to
There V..J • -y
oven«.«« ui uromiuia to induce at the prize ask ball given at Riv­ be made in Masonic Cemetery.
Until Wednesday next the office
sleep Tueeday night, and had it not erton on Cl itrnas Eve.
o f County Treasurer will be closed,
been for the timely services of Dr.
White Ier flour makes white or until such a time as the County
8 temmler she might be sleeping (be light bread Robinson has it
Court can name a person to fill the
sleep that knows no wakening.
We will 1 dance at Nosler’s unexpired term, and the appointee
Her condition is now satisfactory Hall with t fire laddies on New has filed his official bund.
and no serious result is anticipated. Years eve. ;e the big posters.
F or R ent —A good seven-room
— Enterprise.
good fresh Jersey
W anted .
house. Enquire of J. C. Watson.
Skeels & Son have the best flour cow. Appl,) Will Oddy, Coquille
The H erald extends its sincere
in town. Snow drift and Deinent’s
T. B. Wller, the Bandon real
sympathy
to Bro. L. C. Bargelt of
best.
de the county seat a
the Myrtle Point Enterprise in the
Levi White, of West Roseburg, is short busim visit Monday
loss of hig wife alter lingering sick­
evidently a man after President
Robinson landles the Carson
ness last Saturday night. Decedent
Roosevelt’s own heart. On the glove,
was an estimable wife and mother — f '
13th, White’s wife gave birth to a
The localating rink is under-
son, which event makes White a going somfmprovements, one of a valued member of the social cir­ ]£>
fa!her for the 21st time. This is which ¡studying of a new floor. cle ot our near-by town.
There was a big crowd aud gen­
uine good lime at the mask ball
given in this city Christmas night.
The number of maskers was large
Mrs. J. P Messer and daughter, and they entertained the onlookern
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, who have been greatly. General dancing followed
sojourning in Los Angeles, Cali­ the unmasking at 11 o ’clock.
fornia, for several months, return­
Brown and
White Leghorn,
ed home Tuesday of last week, and White Plvmoth Rock and Black the tenth child born to his present
Tozier, the expert shoe manu­
Ripe audj-een olives in bulk at
on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Haw­ Minorca cockerels for sale by J. C. wife, eleven having been born to
facturer. Keep him in mind.
Watson. Also pairs and trios can
Robinson’s
kins started for Langlois where
1
his first wife.
be fnrnisbedon Rbort notice.
F. A. To^r arrived from Eogene
If we could talk to you person­
they spent Christmas with Mr. and
For Sale.— Thoroughbred Black a few days b to take a position in ally about the great merit o f Foley’s
Chadwick Lodge, F. & A. M.,
Mrs. J. E Hawkins, a family re­ held its annual installation of offi­ Minarca Roosters. Call on Arthur ^ e ghee sb|of his brother, E. L. Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds
union being en joyed ns well as cers in conjunction with the O. E. Kerr.
and lung trouble, you never could
Tozier.
be induced to experiment with un­
S. on last Saturday evening. F ol­
Christmas festivities.
Mrs. B. M. Greene died at her
one
gallon
cans
25
Pie
Aprii
known preparations that may con­
lowing the installation ceremonies
Foley’s Orino Laxative cures a sumptuous collation was partaken residence in Myrtle Point Dec. 22,1 cents at O. Ison and Co.
tain some harmful drugs. Foley’s
chronic constipation and stimulates of and there was a liberal indul­ after a brief illness with scarlet fe­
Mr. and fs. C. H. Haughton, Honey and Tar costs you no more
the liver. Orino
regulates the gence in speeclimnking. The even- ver. Decedent was born iu Coos
of Norway, «re in Coquille Thurs- j and *>as a reco.d of forty years of
bowels so they will act naturally y ing was immensely enjoyed bj all. county nearly 46 years ago, and in day of last ek doing someCbrist- ¡cures. Sold by E J Slocum.
and you do not have to take pur E. E. Johnson is the new Worship­
Goff & Goodman have an assort­
atives continuously Sold by E J ful Master of the Masons, the others her earlier life was prominent in ed­ mas shoppf.
ucational work in this county. She
Slocum.
The bestand most wholesome ment of good, stont, serviceable
being a« follows: S. W ., J. E.
leaves a husband, father, four broth­ meals; theiriesf lard. Go to the overalls. Come and
see them,
Hugh Coke and family, of Wia- Quick; J. W.. M. J. Hartson; Sec.,
ers, one sister and seven children lo People’s ^jiket.
R.
H.
Mast;
Trcas.,
L,
H.
Hazard;
workingmen.
luku, Hawaiian Islands, arrived
Tyler, J. A. Lamb.
mourn her untimely demise,
Mr. Axtel spent a couple of days
here last week and are enjoying a
F olsT /tin o Laxative gives per-
Jesse
Smith
and
family
of
tho
Anyone wishing house moving or mane relief in cases of habitual iu town laat week, and maJe the
▼ sit with relatives and friends at
Marshfield and the vicinity of Myr­ Bay side, who had spent Christmas other heavy work done can be ac­ consthtio« a* it stimulates the Tribune a friendly call, leaving with
commodated by calling on H. L. liver id ratores the natural action ua two large fine specimens of ore
tle Point. Mr. Coke and his brother, with the parents of Mrs. Smith.
Varney.
of tb hotels without irritating from Lis ledge on Elk river. The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8
.
Danielson,
of
Park­
Jas L. Coke, condnct a paper, daily
thesargats like pills or ordinary
ersburg,
returned
home
Monday
The
stockholders
of
the
Farmers
ore assays well for surface ore in
and weekly, as well as a large job
and Merchants Bank, which it was catbftics. Does not nauseate or gold and silver, aud experts Bay
accompanied
by
Capt.
Danielson
printing establishment in the Is­
g-iptand
ismild
and
pleasant
to
intended to launch in this city
lands, and are doing a good busi­ who has been considerably indig. about two years ago, got together taka Remtnber the name Foley's he has a well defined fissure vein.
posed of late, being a sufferer from
in session several days since and Orit$ Laxaive and refuses sub­ Mr. Marvin, the expert here, has
ness.
stomaeh trouble. We sincerely decided to go ahead with the pro. j stituts. Sid by Slocum.
located extensions on the lead, and
Passing counterfeit money is no
ject. Plans are not fully formulat-
W ! Oddvwill now take orders haB a high opinion of tho ore, Rnd
worse than substituting some un­ hope he may find relief.
w
w Ly- ¡ ed as yet; that is, it is not deter-1 for ie r ou, COal—the best on the ia making arrangements for the
known worthless remedy lor Foley’s
o Don’t
v u . forget
w i g vv Land
v » ..u j &
» v y 1 mjned whether to proceed with the ,„ ori0t
Honey and Tar, the great cough
proper development of the mine.
O
n
S
when
in
town
doing
your congtruction of the building on the
,
and cold remedy that cures ihe
N d doubtmany readers of the Assays as high as $30 have been re­
Xmas
shopping.
Their
line
¡baDk’s
purchased
corner,
most obstinate coughs and heals the
H erald wibe shocked to learn of ported, and paying averapea have
of shoes is new and uptodate
lungs.
Get your table legs turned at the death f Prof Milton Ed­
C. A. Peterson, jr., of Riverton, i Quick & Curry’s. They hare some monds whaed at The Dalles, this been obtained from snrface ore.
The Bmdon Chamber of Com­
Hard wood, State, on lumber 20tn, aged 58 This ledge is on the west boundary
was
up the last of the week and in- patterns already out.
merce is in correspondence with sn
years, 8 mois and 20 days. Heart of a mineral region whose width
Eastern firm that has a $700,000 pa­ forms us thst he and Herbert ^ iier
Beaver , fsilure wase cause of Mr Ed- reaches beyond the eastern boun­
Tbe
stockholders
of
the
nice- I ---- ------
lUUg very
IC1 I UILO'
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per and pulp mill plant, and they Adams are getting along
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The de- dary of the Coast B inge Mountains,
1
Slough and Fat Elk Drainage Dis- rounds smta taking off.
are looking for a location on the •t W1
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tricts held a meeting in Coquille ceased mOM from this county to ami whose length reaches north
development which Monday afternoon, at which each The Dalles months ago, where
Pacific Coast. This firm, which a stage of
advised against the use of ite name places them in a position to put 50 district reelected its old bosrd of he leaves aping wife and four|RDI* south for hundreds of miles,
in print at the present time, has to 75 tons of coal daily, It is to be directors for the eneuing year, children to irn this great loss, Scientists hare said that Dot only is
Bids for ditching having been ad-\ Mr. Edmud was one of Coos this mineral belt widest here, but
promised to send officers of the hoped that shipping facilities will ¡ yertised for by the Beaver Slough county’s sitssful
and popular higher values are obtained in the
company to Bandon to investigate be obtainable and that such an out-
three were presented, but1 teachers, hatg taught in a num-
surface ores here than in any other
the situation, and the officers will put may be maintained in the near
was decided to open them at an ber of dixtrsin the county where
region in America.— Fort Orford
latter
future.
Their
coal
is
of
excellent
adjourned
meeting
of
the
district
many
childriwill
read
this
tnen-
arrive gome time during the
Tribune.
tion
with
tri
deep
regreta.
I to be held next Monday.
quality.
part of January.
Kodaks
and
Kodak’s
Supplies
Knowlton’s Drug Store
E. HAMPTON
M. R. DUNN
Coquille Heat Harket
HAMPTON & DUNN, Proprietors
We tahe pleasure in announcing to the people of
Coquille that we haoe opened up and are ready to
serve you any hind o f meat at prices as reasonable
as you can find in the county. We solicit a share of
your patronage.
OUR MOTTO:
“ Live and Let Live.”
One door East of Hersey’s Store, Coquille, Oregon.
Tollman’s Studio
Is doing a rushing business
those wanting Photos for the
Holidays please do not delay.
Rainy and Cloudy Days just as good for sittings.
%ZSZS
SILVERWARE
of all kinds.
Edison Phonographs and Records,
aslo the new Combination Machines
and Amberol records at
E. C. B A R K E R & CO’S
Jewelry Store
Johnson Lumber Co.
Keeps in stock a complete line of Rough and
Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling,
Mouldings, etc.
Our Dry Sheds are roomy and are filled with
the most complete stock of Finishing Lumber
in the Coquille Valley.
Estimates
ladly furnished,
Prices as low as
the lowest.
Yard and Office, pront St. near Depot.