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A. Harrington, of Rivertcn, was
Men's Suits at J. W . Geneve’».
LOCAL N E W S .
in
town yesterday'.
Neva Harry was in from Sitkiim
Robins hi bandies the Carson the first of the week.
Mayor Steve Gallier was up from
glove.
Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large Bandon last evening.
P. H. Brewer was down from assortment, Robinson’s store.
Duncan Urqubart, of Riverton,
Fishtrap on Thursday.
Prof. Reedy, of Prosper, was a was in town on Friday.
Sam Olsen wns over from the Fat Coquille visitor on SaturJay.
W. W. Sanders, of Norway, had
Elk section on Saturday.
R. B. Rogers, c f this city, return­ business io Coquille on Saturday.
H L. Carl, o f Norway, had busi­ ed from a trip to Bandon Monday.
Sig Hausen is in charge o» Josh’s
ness at the Bay on Friday.
Place
since the resignation of A. W.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Barker were
C A. Metlin, of Marshfield, was down from Johnson s mill Saturday Varney.
a Coquille visitor on Thursday.
and Sunday.
See those nice comforters
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Robinson has a big assortment
“ A Family Mix-up” will be pre­
of
baby shoes both in soft and hard
Mrs O. J. Seeley was up from sented by the Cramer Stock Co.
Beaver slough Saturday and visited next Tuesday evening. A hearty soles.
Ed Gallier and wife of Bandon
Mrs. Gnffey.
laugh is in store for all who attend.
attended the funeral of County
Uncle John Kronenberg and his
White River flour makes white
Treasurer Dulley in this city last
good wife have both been severely light bread. Robinson has it
Wednesday.
ill
Uni le Johnny is improved.
P. 8. Robison, of Norway, return­
We have the most complete line
For fancy staple A 1 groceries ed home by Saturday morning's
of ladies’ coatB ever carried in town
train after arriving here from Ban­
call on Skeels & Son.
Robinson’s store.
Miss Inez Hunch went to North don by the morning boat. Busi­
Long distance telephoning from
Bend Monday to enter the Miller- ness had called him to the city by
this city will be done over copper
Cleaver Business College at that the sea.
wire in future.
Tbe crew stretch­
Three cans of standard tomatoes
place.
ing the new wire .reached Coquille
Pie Apricots one gallon cans 25 for 25 cents at 0 . Wilson and co.
last Monday.
Dick Buell and wife and Miss
cents at O. Wilson and Co.
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds
Win. Cox, of Port Orford, start­ Daisy Deyoe, of Myrtle Point, were of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also
ed for home Mo nday after a visit of passengers homeward by Saturday’s geuts’ furnishing goods.
a couple of weeks hern and at the train, haviug been visiting in Ban­
Tom Kinnicutt is said to be liv­
don, and having come up by the ing with relatives in England. Kin-
Bay.
liicutt is the fugitive member of the
Clark’s O. N. T. thread 5 cents a morning “ Coquille."
Monday.
The best nnd most wholesome
The steamer Breakwater will sail meals; the puriest lard. Go to the
from Marshfield for Portland next People’s Mnaket.
Saturday at noon. Get tickets from
Wade Killefer, a member of the
Paul Sterling nt the local depot.
famous Tigers ball team of Detroit,
16 pounds best granulated sugar Mich., one of the American League’s
fo- $100 at O. Wilson and Co.
best nines, arrived in Coquille last
James Walstrom, the clever and Wednesday, accompanied bv Mr.
accommodating agent of the steam­ James Warner, to visit for a spell
er Elizabeth, came up from Ban- with their old-time friends, the Fol­
don Monday nnd extended his trip som boys.
to Coos Bay.
F or S ale . — A dairy ranch within
Guns of all kinds for snle or rent a half mile of Coquille; fully stock­
nt Goff & Goodman’s 2nd hand ed with cows, hay and utensils. A
bargain; enquire at this office.
store
spool at Robinson's.
.dr. and Mrs. Ed Fahy, of Bul­
lards, returned Monday after mak­
ing a holiday visit to North Bend
with Mrs. Fnhy’s parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. W. Simpson.
Skeels k Son will save you monee
on shoes, oil clothing and paraffin
clothing.
After spending the holidays here
at her home with relatives nnd
friends, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins start­
ed M onday for San Jose, California,
to re-euter the King Conservatory
of Music.
Will Oddy will now take orders
for the Rouse coal— the best on the
market.
C. Martini, Norway, was in town
Friday. He recently returned from
a visit to his old home in Switzer­
land, haviug gone back to see his
mother and brother, the first time
in 26 years.
Will Peterson, of Arago, whose
health has been failing some of late,
started for California Saturday, go­
ing by way of Bandon, per steamer
Elizabeth. He will probably go to
Arizona before returning. He was
accompanied by his brother Percy.
F or S ale . One complete outfit
for spraying. Call and investiga-
Goff k Goodman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Snyder, of
Myrtle Point, were in town Satur­
day on their way to Bandon where
Mrs. Snyder took the steamer Eliz­
abeth for San Francisco on her
way to El Centro, California, where
she goes to see her sisters, Mrs. B.
E. Nosier and Mrs. W. A. Van
Horn.
The marriage of F. C. True and
Miss Lulu Lund was celebrated at
the home of the bride's parents io
Marshfield Thursday evening, the
Rev. Mr. Rutledge of the M. E.
Church officiating. Mr. True was
formerly in charge of the Marshfield
offices of the F. 8 Dow Commission
company, but now has charge of
the firm's business in the Coquille
valley with headquarters at Coquille.
The bride is a well known Marshfield
young woman, and scores of friends
unite in wishing the young couple
a long and happy future. After an
extended wedding trip they will
make their home in Coquille.—
Time«.
Sam Whetstone killed a good
of deep blue tinge. Liberal appli­
cations of arnica are fast reducing sized wildcat last Thursday a mile
and a half east of town, and got bis
the deck hand’s “ bump.”
Lost.— A small mouse colored $3 bounty therefor. Tbe cat meas­
purse between postoffice and steam­ ured 3 feet 2 inches from nose to
er Dispatch last Saturday ¡contained tip of tail. These are the varmints
red set and some small change. The that destroy more deer than does
finder will please leave at this office. punished man.
The Port Orfcrd Tribune reached
Get your table legs turned at
our table last Friday wearing a garb Quick k Curry’s. They have some
Hard wood,
of rich navy blue.
Editor Stewart patterns already out.
explains thnt a shortage of white $1 per set.
paper, due to the tardy arrival of
boats at that point, made it neces­
sary to ransack the Curry county
metropolis for any old paper, hence
the Tribune, like Joseph's coat, is
of many colors. Aa some red, some
white, and some blue had to be
used, the time of shortage would
have been more appropriate if about
the fourth of next July, but then
colors are sufficiently well in evi-
dence at that patriotic period of the
year, However, Bro Stewart made
the beat of a bed situation, and we
sincerely hope that the only colors
be ie forced to fly in the future are
those from his mssthesd.
W e t a k e th is o p p o r t u n i t y o f t h a n k i n g o u r f r i e n d s a n d p a t r o n s fo r
trade
and
we
everyon e a very prosperous N ew Y ear.
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to $2.50 on a pair of pants.
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Come in and see if we can’t save you from $1.00
Ladies long silk gloves in white, black and tan, regular $1.25 values for 90c. Ladies Hose 25c
values 20c. Ladies Skirts-We have a very nice line of these and can name you money saving prices
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Sugar best granulated 16 pounds $1.00
Coffee fine grade for 20c and an extra fine coffee
for 25c—Try them they are sure to please
Bacon 21c per pound. Ham 20c.
Pie Apricots 1 gal 25c
Pie Peaches 1 gal 35c
W 1 L S 0 N
Drain keeps on band fresh bread,
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
at bis new store.
Bushels of cranberries at Robin­
son’s.
Death closed the earthly career of
Mrs. Chas. Haines of Ecklev, north­
eastern Curry county, Sunday morn­ rugged ability, sound judgment and
ing last at about 1:30 o ’clock after of sterling integrity. He was a
a lingering illness with that dread roan of generous, heroic mould, of
disease, tuberculosis. Deceased was warm temperament and true as steel
about 35 years of age, and leaves a to his friends and obligations, and
sorrowing buaband and four young was beloved by all i onorable peo­
children; also two sisters, Mrs. Jeff ple. Several grey-haired sons snr-
D. Wilson of Coquille and Mrs. Jas. | vive to uphold bis honored name,
Stinson of the Johnson mill section, besides his aged widow who is the
and a father, L. D. Anderson, of tbe third but childless wife. Few men
Soldiers’ Horae at Roseburg. Tbe reach a riper age, and it was mete
remains were laid to rest with im- that rest and sleep should come like
prensive ceremonies at Eckley last a blessing to tbe feeble limbe that
Monday fori noon, Mrs. Wilson of could no longer. pisrclj^P ort. Or.
this city being in sttendsnee.
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H on t T « h r III«* Rt%k.
When yon have a bad cough or
cold do not let it drag along until it
becomes chronic bronchitis or de­
velops into an attack of pneumonia,
but give it the attention it deserves
and get rid o f it. Take Chamber­
lain’ s Cough Remedy and you are
sure of prompt relief. From a small
beginning tbe sale and m e of this
preparation has extended to all parts
o f the United States and to many
foreign countries. Its many re­
markable cures of coughs and colds
have won for it this wide reputa­
tion and extensive use. Sold by
R S Knowlton.
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Misses Nettie Caret aud Bessie was organized in the billiard room
Arnold were passengers to Bandon of Josh’s Place last Sunday morning
Saturday by the Dispatch,
at 9 o’clock with a membership of
J. L. Kronenberg, superintend­ UDlueky thirteen and the following
ent of the Aberdeen mill, was a Co- officers: President, Hark W. Dun­
ham; Secretary, Jos. Waltermeier;
quille visitor New Year’s day.
C. C. Price was up from River­ Chief of the Fire Dept., A. W. Var­
ton Monday
He will tnke a posi­ ney. The object of the club is to
tion in the mill at this place when drive away the Sunday blues of lo­
cal admirers of billiards and solo,
it starts.
and to provide Sunday lodgings for
Misses Gertrude Johnson and
bachelors when the city decrees to
Eva Schroeder, of this city, went to
prohibit public Sundny fires within
Marshfield the last of the week for
the limits of the municipality.
a few days’ vacation.
Sessions ure to be held every
L. W. Culbertson of North Bend
Sunday from 9 a. m. to 8 p. in., and
returned home New Year’s day after
live subjects will be actively dis­
a visit with relatives and friends of
cussed.
The principal subject at
several days on tbe Coquille.
the first meeting Sunday was tbe
Fred Shunke, the chicken man, resolution announced by President
wbo recently moved from Myrtle Dunham to bid adieu to his time-
Point to Johnson’s mill, was in Co­ honored corncob. With tears flow­
quille Saturday. He tells us that ing down bis dimpled cheeks Hark
he has a lot of very fine Brown tcld bow, in fear of an ordinance
Leghorn
chickens of which he Btopping Sunday smoking, lie would
would like to dispose.
consign his cherished corncob to tbe
Goff k Goodman have an assort­ wnters of the Coquille on Chinese
ment of good, stout, serviceable New Year. The manner of dispos­
overalls. Come and
see them, ing of the pipe brought Dave Per-
workingmen.
kinB to his feet with a bound.
“ I object to so endangering the
Hon. Robert Moore, an early pio­
neer of Oregon, and at one time Co. lives of tbe finny population!" he
Judge of Curry, passed away after exclaimed. ‘T move that tbe pipe
a lingering iilneBs at his home in usp its own strength and go to the
the little village of Smith River, Del garbage crematory for disposal!"
The motion carried over tbe Pres­
Norte Co., Cal., Friday, Dec. 18tb,
1908, at the advanced age of 92 ident’s veto, and the meeting ad­
years. Judge Moore was a man of journed for one week.
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Tomatoes 3 cans for 25c
A good Baking Powder 5 pound cans $1.00
Raisins 10c per pound
Soap Powders 3 pound packages 25c
Try Polar Bear Laundry Soap it does not injure
the hands.
Tozier, the oxpert shoe manu­
See the “ Family Mix-up’’ at Ma­ facturer. Keep him in mind.
J. R. Benbarn and James Laird
sonic Hall next Tuesday night.
were
in from Fairview yesterday.
Jack Hicking came up from Pros­
F or R ent —A good seven-room
per on business last Monday.
house. Enquire of J. C- Watson.
Geo. H. Sell, of Riverton, was a
Jas. D. ClintoD, of Norway, spent
Coquille business visitor yesterday.
a day or so in town the first of the
Mr. and Mrs, I. W. Daniels mov­
week. He made our sanctum a
ed to Lamps the first of tbe week.
pleasant call wtiile in town.
J. H. Shields, the Bandon me­
The steamer Fifield arrived at
chanic, was a Coquille visitor lust
Bandon last Friday from San Fran­
Monday.
cisco, bringing iu tow the new tug
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Gage return­
trio that assaulted the Endicott girl ed from a visit to North Bend on Klihyam that is to do service on j
the lower river. Tbe Klihyam’s I
two months ago.
Thursday.
machinery has boon installed nnd i
Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and
Mr. nud Mrs. H. A. McDuffee she is now all ready for duty.
S. F. Fear Gloves None better are
were down from their fruit ranch
made. Call ou E. L. Tozier.
The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier’s
on Saturday.
Logger Shoes. The glovi s for wear
Rain fell copiously all Monday
Earl Schroeder is out again and —S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier,
night, nnd it rained much of yester­
ab e to walk with a stick sioce get.
day. The river in consequence is
l.n m c S n on III»•1- C u r r il.
swollen, nnd there is promise thnt ting his leg hurt.
Lame
shoulder is usually caused ;
Mrs. R. H, Mast, of this city,
great quantities of logs will come
by rheumatism of tbe muscles and 1
went
to
Bandon
Thursday
for
a
out of the streams.
quickly yields, to a few applica­
tions of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
We have the largest line of la­ visit with friends.
Mrs. F II McElwee, of Boistown,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Rice
moved
dies’ gents’ and childrens’ shoes.
New Brunswick, writes: “ Having
We can suit you Robinson’s store, over from North Bend to this city been troubled tor some time with a
the last of the week.
pain in my left shoulder, I decided
The H erald wrs mistaken in say-
Wm. Gallier, of Bandon, greeted to give Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
¡D g last week that B. W. Avery had
many friends in Coquille on Wed­ a trial, with the result that I got
sold his interest in the McAdams
prompt relief.” For sale by R
nesday of last week.
black smith shop to S. II. McAdams.
S Knowlton.
8. Dominigbini, of Arago, went
Mr. Avery was only an employee of
to tbe Bay Friday to take a steamer
Shin-Toasters’ Club
the establishment.
for Humboldt, California.
The Coquille Shin-Toasters’ Club
The Coos County Protective As­
sociation, nn organization of the li­
quor interests of the county, held a
meeting at the court bouse iu this
city yesterday, when stringent reso­
lutions were adopted pledging ev­
See Land & Lyons for shoes
ery meirber to a rigid observance of
the liqu ir laws. Particular refer­ before buy i n g elsewhere.
ence was had to the Sunday closing They have the style and stuff.
The Bandon football team suffer­
act and to the law dealing with mi­
nors in saloons. The next meeting ed a bad attack of cold feet on New
of the association will be held at Tear's Day, neglecting to appear as
promised for a return mntch with
Marshfield on Feb. 2d.
Too much de­
Brown and
White Leghorn, the Coquille team.
White Ply moth Rock nnd Black feat the previous game was the rea­
Minorca cockerels lor sale by J *C. son, no doubt.
Wntson
Also pairs and trios can
Go to tbe People’s Market, I)tau
be furnisbedon short notice.
k Hensley Prop’ rs. for the best ba­
Pete Fox, the good natured deck con, lard, hams, and meat of every
hand on the steamer Favorite, has description. They treat you square.
been nursing a “ bump’’ of some pro­
Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Robinson re­
portions and soreness on the star­ turned to their home in Bamion last
board side of his “ cocoanut.” Pete Thursday after a week spent with
attempted to rouse a passenger a Mr. Robinson’s brother, Perry R ob­
few days ago who wns slumbering inson, and wife. While here Mrs.
on a table and dreaming that be Thos. Robinson Buffered considera­
owned the biggest distillery in the bly from sickness.
country. The table was overturned,
Anyone wishing bouse moving or
“ accidentally’’ Pete says, and then other heavy work done can be ac­
followed a rain of blows from a commodated by calling on H. L..
Walking stick amid an atmosphere Varney.
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f a v o r s a n d h o p e to m e r i t an i n c r e a s e d s h a r e o f t h e ir
Glenn Cox, the LSandgn logging
Chicken boue, shell and grit at at Land & Lyons’.
mnn, went to the Bay Monday.
Skeel's.
B. N. Hampton sold his meat mar­
“ Dement’s Best flonr ia the kind
E H. Kern, the civil engineer, ket in Coquille Monday and retired
Drane sells.
bad business wbioli called him to from the business.
Adam Persbbaker. of Prosper, the Bay Monday.
Skeels & Son have the best flour <
had business iu Coquille Thursday.
All the latest styles in Ladies in town. Snow drift and Dement’»
Go to P. E. Dram’s for Economy suits at Robinsons.
best
fruit jars and caps
The Modern Woodmen gave aj
Geo. Wesendunk, the Riverton
W. M Hamilton was down from engineer and machinist, had busi. very pleasant invitational party and
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dauce at their ball New k ear’s Eve.
ness in Coquille on Saturday.
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oote, the Norway dairy-
For Sale.— Thoroughbred Black
Wheat, rolled barley,mids, aborts,
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passenger to the Bay by bran, at Skeels. k Son’s.
Minorca Roosters. Call on Arthur
Kerr.
.-.e i ' • train.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gus Schroeder, of
Clinton Crouch, a youth of this
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i d green olives in bulk at Arago, returned from a visit with
city,
had a foot pa>nfully mashed at
R o ij'u
s.
friends at Bandon on Sunday.
Bester’s camp Friday by a log roll­
C. J. Millis, the railroad mana­
Swell assort ont Ladies and
ger, made a trip over the line to Gents handke c liefs at Robinson's. ing upon it.
Myrtle Point
W 1 L S C) N
Orders W ith
W m . Oddy
Kodaks
and
Kodak’s
Supplies
Knowlton’s Drug Store
Dig Up That Old Picture
Having put in a Modern Enlarging Room
I am prepared to copy and enlarge that pic­
ture of father or mother.
The next two
months I will give special attention to this
department.
.. Tollman’s Studio
SILVERWARE
of all kinds.
Edison Phonographs and Records,
aslo the new Combination Machines
and Amberol records at
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E. C. BARKER & CO’S
Jewelry Store
HOTEL
COQUILLE
M. A. TU PPER
Proprietor
Centrally and Conveniently Located
for all purposes, j * Table Supplied
with the Best the market affords.
Sample Room s for commercial men.
Free Transfer of B a g g a g e to and
trom boats and trains. >
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