Poplin silks
Our farmers and dairy people are
netding rain very much.
New spring ginham at Robinsou’s.
Sam Stout was down from the
Gravel Ford section on Monday.
Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s
Drug Store.
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
J. P. Johnson, of Myrtle Point,
at bis new store.
was a Ooquille visitor on Monday
W. Z. Cotton, of Fairview, was a
The new long sleeve waists are in
business visitor to Coquille on
at Robinson’s.
Thursday.
Teun Robison was down from
See Rose for low prices on flour.
the Fish trap section on Monday.
No combination for him.
Nice line of spring caps for the
school girls at The White House.
When anything is required
in the line of offine and sta
tionery supplies it will pay to
remember that we make a
specialty of them. We carry
T ypew riter Taper,
Carbon Taper, 'Stenographers’
Note 'Books, ¿Manuscript
Coders, Letter Files, Waste
Paper Baskets, etc.
as well as all miscellaneous
supplies such as mucilage,
paste, inks, pens, pencils,
rules, etc.
W E
A R E S H O W IN G
— 1
— ■
■'
—— — — —
— a
V
Pongee, Koba and
at Robinson’s.
Office Supplies
The Nobbiest and most up-to-date Line of Summer
Goods Ever Brought to Coquille.....
LADIES LINGERIE WAISTS
FANCY WAISTINCS
POPLINS
Made of fine quality, hand
somely trimmed with lace
and insertion, from.............
...........................$ 2 to 3 50
Something stylish and looks
well made up. A large va
riety of patterns to select
from ...20c to 4 5 c per yd
Blues, browns, white, red,
tan and pongee.,50c peryd
FRENCH APPLIQUE
Alfred Johnson, Jr., returned
The very latest in blue,
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS
from San Francisco by the last Fi
LAO’YS SLEVEL’SS VST’S
brown and tans, neat pat
field, having gone
down to see
A very nice line of em-
terns................................ 35c
Fine quality, ribbed knit
Fufjrnjon’s Pharmacy
broideried muslin skirts,
vest..................................15c
what the lumber prospects are,
Coquille, - - - Oregon
good quality and low priced
Better quality,
trimmed
which, by the way, he does not re- j
WHITE GOODS
from.......... $ 1 5 0 to 2.75
with laeo and insertion......
port
as
being
very
flattering.
Make your washiog easy by us
Miss Nettie Carey, of Bandon,
Robinson’s store has new spring
Plain
and figured lawns.‘20c
......... ............................. 25c
ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s was in Coquille between boats on
Robinson has a nice assortment' belts.
Batiests...........................20c
of ladies up-to-date tailored suits.
store.
LADIES WASH SKIRTS
Monday.
Mercerized.........35 and 45o
New line of gingham just arriv
Well made and of good
UNION SUITS
Frank Stillwell, of Oregon City, ed at Rose’s Cash Store.
E. D. Myers, of Lee, returned
New collars for ladies at Robin
quality
of
linen
and
crash
Porous knit, the keep cool
passed through town Friday en
Saturday from a business trip to son.
white and tan. You usually
Manville Chambrays
Spring millinery is now on sale
kind, sleeveless $ 1 pr suit
the Bay.
Cashier Hazard, of the First Na route to Bandon to see his mother, at The White House.
pay $2. Our p r ic e ..$ 1 .2 5
Iu extra good quality nice
and
brothers,
Ed
and
Will,
and
You must sell flour at $1.G5 says tional Bank, had business on the
patterns............ 15c p e r y d
When you want groceries or meat
other relatiyes and friends. He
the trust. But Rose says “ No,” a Bay last week.
ARDMORE SILKS
go
to
the
People’s
Market.
will remain ten days or two weeks.
small profit for me.
DRESS SKIRTS
Kobe Silks in all the latest shade
Very neat patterns in brown,
All Over Laces
Latest style ladies tailor suits
Call and see those waists from
blue and p in k .50c per y d
Wm. Elliott, the Langlois watch at Rose's.
Well
made and trimmed
just in at Robinsons.
White
and echrue from ......
75 cents to $3.50 ot O. Wilson’s A
with silk, neat and new,
Mrs. J. L . Kronenberg and chil
maker, visited his Old home and
.............
50c to 1.25
Co’s.
Rebuilt typewriters good as new
very stylish, panama and
dren returned from their late visit
friends at the Bay Inst week.
RICIHILIEU SILK
alpacca. You usually pay
H. Allen, a late arrival from the popular prices several makes.
All Over Tucking.
Saws gummed, filed and set at to Ashland with Mrs. K ’s sister,
$5 to $7.50. Our price.....
F. B. A nderson
Something neat and very
bay and a good blacksmith, has
Mrs. W. M. Poley, of that place.
Quick A Curry’s shop.
......................... $ 3 .5 0 to 6
stylish
at.....................
50c
Two colts for sale. 1 yearling, 1
opened up the W. C. Rose shop on
............ 1.25 -per y d
Big line of the new gloves just
L. H. Pearce, the Myrtle Point
second street, and starts off with two-year-old $40 and $50. Inquire
in
at
The
White
House.
harness man, had business in Co-
prospects of doing a good business. of C. A. Pendleton.
We will be more than pleased to show you our line and wish you to feel per
L. Hartley, of Myrtle Point, who
buille on Monday.
He is being assisted by G. E. Noah,
F ob S ale . — In first class order,
fectly
free to come in and look our line over whether you buy or not.
has
a
contract
for
some
road
im
The very best northern grown
of Marshfield.
one eight-horse boiler and engine.
seeds, at Knowltons, three papers provement near Fairview, was in
New goods arriving every day at Inquire of J. Selson, Bullards.
town a day or sol&«t week for sup
for 10 cents.
C. M. Goodman A Co's. Call and
Go to the People’s Market, Dean
plies for bis camp.
see them.
J. A. Luse, editor of the Marsh
A Hensley Prop’rs, for the best ba
Just received a new line of mens
field Sun, mad6 our olRce a friendly
Joe Bledsoe, of this city, sailed con, lard, bams, and meat of every
We are Money Savers when it comes to Groceries.
neckties, Robinson’s store.
call while in town on Saturday.
by the last Fifield for Berkeley, description. They treat you square.
Why Pay More when You Can Get Them for Less?
Mr. and Mrs. W . T. Dement, of California, where he goes to see his
L o st .— Day book between Mc-
Buy your groceries while you
can save money that’s at O. Wilson Myrtle Point, returned Monday aged mother whom he has not seen Vay Place on Fishtrap and Co
A Co's.
16 lbs Sugar
-
-
-
.
$1.00
from Cloverdale. California, where for more than fifteen years. The quille, containing check, orders and
4 1-2 lbs Caracoal Coffee
-
-
1.00
Mrs. Earl Nosier, of this city Mrs. Doment has been for several old lady is in her 90s and verj receipt signed J. B. Pointer. Find
14 lbs Good Rice
-
-
-
-
1.00
went to Lnmpa Saturday to visit her months for her health. She is bright of her age.
er leave at this office.
6 bars Good Laundry Soap
-
-
.25
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. C. I. Green. greatly improved.
Tozier’s
Celebrated
Logger
Coos
County
Stock
Company.
3
cans
Standard
Tomatoes
-
-
.25
Shoes
have
won
popularity
with
the
Anything you want in groceries
Koowlton has on hand a large
woods boys. E. L . Tozier maker,
3 cans Standard Corn
-
-
.25
supply of field corn, also No. 1 at Robinson’s
"In Old Coos County” an ori
Coquille.
1 Gallon Apricots
-
-
-
.35
U. V. Leep, son of Dr. K. A.
vetches.
The new box factory at Bandon ginal production of Mr. Moug, is
1 Gallon Peaches
-
-
-
-
.40
Herbert Adams, the Riverton Leep, who has been attending the
is
turning out large qualities of the bill for next week of the Coos
Raisins per package
-
-
-
.10
University
Medical
school
at
Port
coal mining man, had business
berry boxes, a fact which our berry County Stock Co. to be put on at
Mush, extra good, per package
-
.30
which called him to Coquille on land returned home last night, the
Bandon Monday night, at Myrtle
growers
should
not
lose
sight
of.
Peas,
per
can
15
cents
two
for
-
.25
term being ended yesterday.— Eu
Monday.
Orders for these boxes should be Point Tuesday night, at Coquille
Beans per can 15 cents, two for
-
.25
gene Register.
The best and most wholesome
left with C. M. Skeels A Hon or S. Wednesday and Thursday nights,
Flour, Best grade
-
-
- -
1.55
if
you
don’t
want
to
sell
your
at Marshfield Friday aud Saturday
meals; the puriest lard. Go to the
land don’t list them with E. H. C. Johnson, purser on the steamer
nights, and at North Bend Sunday
People's Market.
Dispatch.
Kern, Coquille, Oregon.
night.
Wm. Jenkins, of Ba ndon, was in
Get your table legs turned at
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of this city,
There are many local characters
town Monday on his way to his old
Quick A Curry’s. They have some
who spent the winter at Oakland, patterns already out.
Hard wood, personified in this play which will
home at Myrtle Point for a visit
California, for the benefit of her #1 per set.
be familar to audiences in these
with old friends.
health, returned home improved,
J. C. Watson, the Cunningham towns, among them being Clyde,
Hot W ater Tank 30 gal for sate and is greatly enjoying home ties
dairy farmer and fine stock and our deputy sheriff whom Mr. Mong
at The Second-Hand Store. C. M and the association of her many
fowl raiser, is preparing to erect a has written a strong part around
Goodman A Co.
friends aDd acquaintances here.
barn on bis place commenurate to which will be played by Mr. Ber
...... THE STORE OF BIG VALUES AND LITTLE PRICES ..... .
D. C. Tyrer, the painter, is busy
F or
S a l e .— One pair o f good the needs of his place. It will be a nard, and will prove highly inter
painting the large barn recently work horses, also a pair of varmint
esting
to
the
populace
of
the
entire
large one and J. A. Yoakam will be
finished for C. E. McCurdy by J. A. hounds. Inquire at this office.
county.
the builder.
Yoakam.
J. H. Prewett went to the Bay
Rose is not in any combination
I am nearly sol 1 out and want to Monday with his wife who is not
of flour mills. He buys for casd
list more timber lands. E . H. Kern, getting along as well as he would
aDd sells it at bis own price for
Coquille, Oregon.
like to have her since undergoing an cash. See Rose.
Ole Samuelson, of Bancroft, came operation and receiving medical
H. F. Green way and Monroe
down the last of the week and paid treatment there. They expect to
Carlile arrived here last week and
his friend, Ole Lund and family, of go to the valley in the near future.
visited their sister,
Mrs. Chas.
this city, a visit.
We, the undersigned, business men ot Coquille, Oregon,
The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier’s Haughton, of Norway, and later
take great pleasure in recommending Prof. Anderson’s Practical
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs one Logger Shoes. TLe gloves for wear went to the lower river for resi
Business College, to all persons desiring or intending to take a
dollar per setting of 15 tor sale by — S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier. dence, going to Cody’s camp for
business course.
Oliver Wilson and Cbas. Har- employment, They were accom
J. Quick, Coquille, Oregon.
Prof. Auderjon came here highly recommended by some of
W7alter Laird has built a new locker, of this city, returned Thurs panied by their families.
the
best
business men of the country, as a practical Book-keeper
day
from
Roseburg
where
Mr.
W
il
home at the old Laird homestead,
I have more inquiry for all kinds j
and Accountant, also as an able Instructor, and tbus far he has
the half way station on the Coos son went on business, and where
they took in the Norris and Rowe of lands than I can supply. Send j
certainly filled the full measure of his recommendations. His
Bay wagon road.
circus which performed at Rose me your lands for sale. E. H. j
course iu Book-keeping, Rapid Calculation, Sborthand and Pen
Go to Nelson Smith'» for all kinds
Kern, Coquille, Oregon.
burg last week.
manship is as good as can be obtained anywhere, and at much
of vegetable plants, Aster, stock
J. H. Shield, the Bandon black-!
less expense than it can be had at any of the business colleges of
Now is the time to have your
and pansy settings.
our cities.
windows and doors re screened. smith, was in town Saturday on his j
The steamer Fifield arrived in Quick A Curry has the galvanized return from a flip up into the Eden j
Prof. Anderson certainly deserves the support of the people
Bandon Fridav and sailed for San screening.
valley couutry where be had been
of Coos County, and while he is having full classes, we hope to
Francisco yesterday afternoon with
School Superintendent W. H. for a couple of weeks, He informs
see the number doubled in the near future. There is no reason
Oils, cleans and looks after his ponderous
a full cargo and a goodly number Bunch started Friday with a load of us that vallev have determined to
why Coos County should not have a first class Business College,
locomotive every few hours. In the little deli
household goods, as the family will build a telephone line iato their sec
of passengers.
such as Prof. Anderson is conducting. And in addition to a
cate watch there are wheels which make more
first class Business College, Coquille is centrally located and en
The poorest family can afford spend the summer on the farm near tion this summer. This will be a
McKinley.
Mrs.
Bunch
went
to
great
convenience
to
the
people
j
revolutions than those o f the fastest train and
joys an ideal climate. And without any solicitation from Prof.
meat when bought from the P eo
the Bay to visit her sons and other who live in so isolated a place as
ple's Market, Dean A Company.
Anderson, we heartily recommend bis Business College to all.
do it day after day.
Is it not reasonable
that is at the present time. They
Lute Myers, the Norway painter, relatives and many friends.
that these little wheels should be attended to
We Have Tents the following expect to have the line in operation
went to Prosper one day last week
C M Sheets, Merchant
H N Lorenz, Merchant
occasionally. Let us do. your work for you.
sizes:
8x10, 10x12, 12x14. Fancy in July.
to figure with Mr. Pershbaker on
C
T
Sheets,
Merchant
R
S Knowtton, Druggist
ALL W O RK GUARANTEED
poles and bard-wood pegs for same.
There’s only one thing to do if j
tLe contract for the painting of bis C M. Goodman A Co.
IN H Lyons, Merchant
A F Linegar, Postmaster
your
blood
Is
out
of
order—buy
a
nice residence at that place.
L Hartocher, Ex. Go Judge
J S Barton, Abstractor
Ed Gillespie, of Prosper, return, bottle of Hot Springs Blood Rem- j
Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and ed Friday from the Bay whither he edy— it does the rest. Fulirman’s
G
E
Peoples,
Creamery
L H Hazard, Banher
Pharmacy.
S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are
had gone for treatment for appen
G
A
Robinson,
Merchant
J
J Stanley, Atty-at-Law
made. Call o.n E. L. Tozier
B. F. Howe, a brother of the
dicitis. He underwent an opera
T
T
Land.
Merchant
C
J Puhrman, Druggist
A. J. Morris who is visiting at tion at North Bend which was late Cbas. Howe, a pioneer of the 1
W Cultn, M D
Coquille Hardware Co.
Riverton from the Siuslaw couutrv, highly successful and was released Dora section, passed through town
By C N Medley
C M Goodman, Merchant
went up to Norway last week to see from the hospital in a week after the ^ o r d ^ y en rente to Bandon where
0
R
Barrow,
Atty-at-Law
C
0
Dryden,
Ea. Herald
his old friend, J. B. Davis, whom operation.
he goes to make bis home with a
WC Laird, Furniture D/er
sister, Mrs. John Johnson, of that;
he had not met for a number of
James Richmond, M. 0,
I have more inquiry for all kinds
years.
of lands than I can supply. Send city. Mr. Howe recently came from
For particulars concerning the courses, rales, etc., address
Lyons B Iding, Front Street, Coquille, Oregi on
Wagon-Sheets all sizes. Blue me your lands for sale. E. H Roseburg whr r« be had been in a
J. S. LYONS, Proprietor
Kern,
Coquille,
Oregon.
hospital
for
treatment.
The
old
j
and White canvas bammocks, Camp-
RATES: >2 per month; $5 per quarter; $9 per 6 months; $12
Meiers. Slagle and Lorenz, pro- gentleman was injured some time
stools,
Dutch-ovens,
Sheetiroo
per year.
Camp-stoves, Guns and Amunition. preitors of the "Scenic,” have r e -; ®f?° *n ft runaway
accident on
Inf ct every tbiDg neeeesary to eon- ceived a new moving picture ma- j Mount Hood and is yet obliged to
Handles M axw ell Autos,
stitute a complete camping outfit, chinetwbich shows the pictures off i 'walk by the aid of a crutch.
all kinds o f Sporting
We buy for cash and discount all to much better advantage. This, F o CN d —A purse near steamer
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
Goods.
bills, which enables us to unJer- place of amusement furnishes a very landing in Coquille. The owner
See
him
and
be
will
demonstrate
his
fitness
as
a
teacher,
and
sell m any of our competitors. Come pleasant and interesting evening may have the same by celling at
Bicycle and Auto
show to you his former connections in the W o r ld o f B usiness
and get prices we can save you and at e price that ell can afford to this office, proving property and
Garage.
as an auditor and accountant.
money. C. M Goodman & Co.
attend.
| paying for this notice.
O. WILSON & CO.
T I M B E R
To Whom it May Concern
L A
IN D S !
Have You A n y For Sae?
Send description, prices and kinds
of timber to E. H. HERN, Coquille,
Oregon. Also any other lands. I
have customers if prices are right.
Our Friend, The
E.
C.
Engineer
BARKER & CO
GYMNASIUM
Anderson's
PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
J
«
*** * * %
L. R. Woodward, of Arago, was
iu town Saturday.
Ladies khaki suits at Robinson’s.
Specials each night this week at
Children’s black and tan (coffers the Scenic.
at Robinson’s.
New line of spring hats for men
Mr. and Mrs. George Steward, of at Robinson’s.
Riverton, were in town Monday.
Remember the ball by the ladies i
Rolled barley, shorts, bran and
ot the Library Association at N os-,
wheat at Robinson’s.
ler’s Hall Friday night.
George Norris, of Fairview, was
Garden, grass and field seeds at!
ia town ou business last Monday.
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Robinson’s new spriog shoes are
The ladies of the Library asso
E. E. Johnson started for San ciation are to serve refreshments
Francisco on a business trip last at the ball Friday evening under
the auspices of the N. H. Club.
Saturday.
^
S. L. Latterty delivers fresh aer
ated milk.
J. W. Otto, of the upper river,
was in town Monday.
1
LOCAL N E W S .