LOCAL N E W S .
Wall paper at Laiid’s.
Grand opening of the skating
Fruit jars at Laird’s, the House rink Saturday night.
“The Golden Rule.’’—C. H. Cleaves. Furnisher.
Mrs. Rachel Willard wns up from
Glass Seed« at Knowlton’s Drug­ Get your Dresden ribbon at the Ruudon several days lately.
Golden Rule.
store.
Men get your fall and winter un­
Fruit boxes of all kinds at Fi sh’ Fish's box factory orSkeels’ store derwear at The Golden Rule.
Box Factory.
or apple boxes.
Found.—pair ladies kid gloves.
Oh that Fly Catchum at Draue’s D. M. C. Embroidery cotten
Call
at this office, porve property
Store Catchum.
skeins for Si? at Golden Rule.
and
pay
for this notice.
G. H. Northup, ol Norway,
Men’s wool underware and a fine
Gentlemen
look at our new stock
line of hosiery at the Golden Rule.
in town on Saturday.
of
hats
just
in
Robinsons Store.
Everything in the line of grocer­ W. A. Bean, the Rivorton mer­
ies at Drains Store.
chant was up to Coquille on busi- James Walstrom, the clever agent
of the steamer Elizabeth, was Co-!
Have you read the “Agitator?” ness Mouday.
It’s published at Marshfield.
For Gents furnishiugs try Robin­ quille visitor on raonday.
I
Robinson Stor ' has received a uew son’s Store.
Have you tried a pair of those
line of Ladies sk,rts.
Prof. A. W. Hiester was a pas­ Newport hose? 25c a pair at Lyons
Prof. J. C. Logan, from down the senger to the Bay by Saturday af­ & Jones'.
In the future Arch Deacon Hors,
coast, was a Coquille visitor the last ternoon’s train.
of the week.
Try Slagle for dry cleaning. fall will hold services in Coquille
on the first and third Sunday in each
Mrs. Julia Barrows was up fiotn Work g"arnnteed.
Bandou the first of the week.
Cashier Hazard, of the First mouth, devoting his entire time to
National
Bank, returned from a trip Bandon and this place.
Miss Kmily Harlocker, of this
For Bale—A complete CJX 8 J
city, was a passenger to the Bay by to the Bay Friday.
Capt. Wilcox was down from Me view camera. Good os new. Ca 1
a Saturday train.
at Dean’s Studio.
Wanted—Two girles at the Co Kinley yesterday.
George Mondigo, the North Bend Jay Mu 1 key arrived here last week
quille Steam Laundry.
business
man, was over to Coquille and is enjoying a visit with friends.
Mrs. C. C- Johnson returned to
He is accompanied by his little
the
last
of
the week.
her home at Prosper Monday after
Ripe and green olives in bulk daughter, Josephine. He brought
a visit in this city.
a monument which will be placed
School books and school supplies at Robinson’s store.
at
J. C. Sbeilds, of Bandon. returned the grave of the late Mrs. Mul­
at Knowlton’s Drugstore.
Two and one-quarter inch Mitch, last Friday from an extended visit key.You con get pictures in any finish
ell wagon at a bargain, at Ander at Seattle, Washington.
of style at Dean’s Studio. All work
son’s Second Hand store.
If you want photographs call at guaranteed.
New line Sweaters, Gents Ladies Deans’ Studio.
F. A. Richardson arrived here
k. childrens Robinsons Store.
W. B. Anderson was a Coquille with
his family last Saturday from
Plenty of fun whether you skate business visitor from the Myrtle Los Angeles,
California, and will
or not at the opening of the Skat- Point sectionThursday.
look about lor a business location.
iug Rink Saturday night.
School supplies at Knowlton’s They went to Bandon to see what
Boys, remember Robinson’s Store Drug Store.
the city by the sea looks like.
carries 'lie Oluett Shirts.
Mrs. I. Hacker, of this city, went Mrs. C. M. Skeels, of this city,
Ed Rackliff, the Bandon mer­ to the Bay on Saturday to visit old
who was taken to Portland recently
chant, was a Coquille visitor on friends and acquaintances.
Monday, greeting many old friends. Best values in school tablets at for treatment was operated upon on
Monday, the 12 th inst ,£t the Port­
Late Patterns in cretonne and Knowltons Drug Stre.
land
Sanitarium. Oue kidney
silkoline at Robinson’s store
Attorney
C.
R.
Wade,
of
Bandon,
which
was
of gallstones was re
E. Ii Johnson who has been in­ who was in attendance at circuit moved. She full withstood
the opera­
disposed for the past two weeks, court,
went
to
the
Bay
by
Saturday
tion,
but
is
very
weak
and it will
we are pleased to say, is out again afternoon’s train.
be
a
couple
of
monlbs
before
she
feeling much belter.
will be able to leave the ho-pital
Have
yon
got
s
Pair
of
those
New
Take ease and comfort in a pair shoes at Robinsons Store.
Her many friends here are very
of Robinsons new shoes.
anxious
to hear of her recovery.
Miss
Gertrude
Miller
came
over
Mrs. L A. I.awhorn returned last from Marshfield Friday to attend Fall and
uoderclothes for
week from an extended visit with tde funeral of her cousin, Miss Celia for big little wiuter
old
her daughter. Mrs J. P. Beyers, in Webb, which took place that day. Rose’s Cash Ttore. and young a
in Southern California.
and fresh groceries always Marion Custer and Miss Nettie
Men, we have an excellent line on New
hands at Dranes Store.
Belloni have gone to Eugene to en­
of Golf and Negligee shirts.
The
Oregon
Daily
Journal
of
the State University. The for­
Servicces wilt be held in Presby. Portland, of the 17th inst contains ter
mer
started Monday morning and
F ip st-C la ss
M««ls a t a ll H oum
terian Church, Coquille, next Sun­ a splendid photo engraving of the the latter
S epviee.
Pi*om 6 a no to 9 p m .
went
by
the
stage
Sunday
day morning, Sept. 25th, at 11 new school house recently built at morning. These are two of our
Kodak Finishing
Work Done in
o’clock. No evening service.
a Specialty
Cooston.
any finish
young people who graduated from
Ladies you can still finde dusters New Hoeery—You will find the the Coquille high school last year,
at Robinsons Store.
best bosery in town at Lyoos k who expect to pursue educational
Miss Ella Johnson returned Mon­ Jones’.
work still farther, which is very com-
day from Mashfield, whether she Mrs, A. W. Heister, of this city, mendable. Mr. Custer was ac­
had been lo assist Mrs. Aiken in (Re­ went to her old old homo at Rose- companied by Walter Hodge, of
C. A. H A R R IN G T O N , P roprietor.
playing her new fall millinery.
burg tbe last of the week to see her Fishtrap, who spent the last school
w . ftmkm R a t a , to
Up-to-date line of men’s and parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lineback, year in that institution of leading.
S p .a la l A tte n tio n O lv .n to
Three doors N orth of D rane’s Store
p*9ul.i* B o a rd .« .,
boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store.
C B C n ix is s e lR I !* « o
and her many friends in that city. Webfoot flour at Lyons k Jones
Mrs. Dan Keating, of the Bay We are receiving new and fresh 51.G5 per sack. Try one sack and
side, passed through to Myrtle Point groceries by every boat. Robin­ you will want another.
yesterday. She will visit her par­ son’s Store.
A number 9 f the members of the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sturdivant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Childers ar­ Farmers’ Union at this place, visit­
All Work Guaranteed
Coquille, Oregon
Gent'emen, Remember wo carry rived here one day last week from ed the meeting of the Union at
up to date suits, Robinson’s store Washington and expect to locate Fishtrap on Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. H. Brewer and daughter. somewhere in the valley. Tliey There was a good attendance and
Miss Blanch, left last week for liked Coquille very much, but went a very enlbuseastic session held. A
Douglas county where they will to Bandon to see our ocean beach number of those present took part
The sate and reliable tw in- .m m
kind of a handkerchief for
in the discussion several important you Any
inane an extended visit this fall and and the lower river.
screw
Ladies at Rose's Cash Store.
fß F ' T he New and Speedy,
winter,
A. New line of Broadclotq. suit subjects for the enlightenment of
MANUFACTUREU AM) DEALER IN
Apple boxes always on sale at the ings Pequot and Serges at Rose's those present. On the evening of The W. C. T. U. will hold its reg­
the second Saturday in October ular meeting on Friday afternoon,
Boxes at Fishes Furniture lactoy. Cash Store.
C apt. Olsen, M aste.
the members of Fishtrap Union will Sept. 23, at 2:30, at the M. E. ckurch
m ake regular trips between
Donald Charlton, the government John Yoakarn passed through visit
the Coquille Union, aud it is Ladies, you can get embroidery G o Will
A
town
Friday
on
his
return
from
the
engineer, moved from Bandon to
q
u
ille
River and San
hoped
that
a
rousing
lime
will
be
stock
farm
of
Taylor
Dement
near
liner,
hoops
and
cotton
at
the
Gold­
Marshfield, be now being engaged
F r a n c is c o .
result. It ;s decided that every en Rule. 2 skeins D. M. C 5c.
looking after the dredging oper­ Myrtle Poiut, with a fine large Cots- the
N
o
Stop-over
a t W ay F orts.
wold ram which he purchased trom member of the Coquille Union be Mrs. Cbas. E. Houser died at her Electric L ights. E verything in First
ations on the Bay side.
present,
and
if
he
or
she
has
anything
Class Style.
OREGON
CO Q UILLE,
Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat Mr. Dement. It was a very large to offer, be ready to put it forth, home at Bridge after a lingering
and cracked corn at Robinson’s and beautiful animal.
illness
from
paralysis
on
Thursday.
and if not, some one else will be
.r u u u ln lr r i S ure K yes C ure.
ZS 3
Store.
Would you like one of those cut able
She leaves her husband and svcal ( “For
to
entertain
them.
Make
it
a
twenty years I suffered
corner
bed
spreads?
Robinson’s
store
Arthur Klliugson, the undertaker, has them.
grown
sons
and
daughters
to
mourn
point to be there.
from a bad case of graulated sore
accompanied by bis wife and her
her demise.
eyes, Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roy, Something new—Kaola at Lyons If you intend seeding you land
this
fall,
call
at
Knowlton’s
Drug
“In February, 1903, a gentleman
Have
you
seen
those
shoes
at
the
k
Jones.
Cheaper
and
better
than
have gone down the coast below lard. 25 cents per can.
Golden
Rule!
Men,
women
and
store
and
get
prices
on
seeds.
asked me to try Chamberlain’s
Bandon on a camping trip.
children can be satisfied here. The | Salve. I bought one box and used
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Johnson
H.
B.
Warren,
of
Ashland,
who
Gotzian Shoe—the one that wears.
For Sale—At a bargain—an 80-
two-thirds of it and my eyes
acre dairy farm. Inquire of W. W who have resided at Bandon for came over with his family three The State Good Ronds Associa­ about
have not given me any trouble
several months past, visited Mrs. weeks ago to see his father, S. H.
Faust, Coaledo.
Nosier, of this city several days Warren, and brothers, F. C. and tion is very anxious for the people Kince.’’ This salve is for sale by
Mr. Lyons, fireman on one of the M.
last
on their way to Portland, Alvy Warren, of Cedar Point, start­ to become belter acquainted with R. S. Knowlton.
Powers logging locomotives, was Mr. week
Johnson
having sold out his, ed for their home last Thursday. peti'ion 354 on the ballot, which
sf verely burned about the face and business in Bandou
to his partner, They greatly enjoyed the trip which reads: "No county shall create any
hands on Monday by g«e explosion Mr Dunkley.
Fuhrman’s
which was made in their Jackson debts or liabilities which shall sing­
in the furnace. It occurred just ns
ly
or
in
the
aggregate
exceed
the
Lyons A Jones have the pure|car. itbout accident or trouble of
be was opening the door, and caught pineapple
at 25 cents per oot- any kind. While here the three sum of $ 5000 , except to suppress
The •T892” Pure Spun Aluminum W are is rapidly
Wafers
his left hand searing it to a blister. tle. A nice juice
coming into use for cooking purposes. It is taking
cool drink-
families went to Bandon and had a insurrec.ion or repel invasion or to
the
place
of agate and enamel ware because while its
S. L Lafferty will deliver good Mrs. Arthur Jenkins returned run on the beach, having a big build permanent roads within the
are the thin edge of
first cost is a trifle more than ordinary ware, it is
dry wood in Coquille for $1.75 per from Roseburg Saturday, having time The visitors were very sorry county, but debts for permanent
really much cheaper in the long run, as it is guaran­
the wedge for a split­
teed for tw enty-five y ears and will last practically
tier Phone 111 Farmers exchange. spent
several weeks with her brother, to have to go at this time, but ow . roads shall be incurred only on ap­
a life time.
ting
headache.
Lawrence and Bertha Henninger, Carl Walker, whom we recently re* ing to the ripening of their large j proval of a majority of those voting
The genuine “ 1892” W are, made only from pure
SPUN (not cast) Aluminum, will not crack, scale, peel,
of Oakland, Oregon who have been ported as having receive) a hurt by crop cf peaches and grapes it be- ! on
q,,est*°n' Those at work
break, scorch or bum .
Easily
Taken.
here for the past two months visit­ falling from the cars wh;Ie braking came necessary that they return to ; for the passage of the amendment
It looks like silver b u t weighs only about one!
quarter as much, is easily cleaned and handled, and
There is a whole lot
ing their uncle and aunt, George on the cars at Drain, and who suf­ look after them. We hope the road permitting the bonding of the coun­
will
not rust, corrode or tarnish. Absolutely pure,
Henninger of Fishtrap, and Mrs. fered an attaok of typhoid immediat over the mountain from Roseburg ty for road work say it will be tbe
non-poisonous and w holesom e; saves money, time and
of
concentrated
relief
N. Plyler, of this city respectfully, ly afterward. His fever is broken, but will be in belter shape the next
doctor’s bills.
s,eP Oregon has made to­
B<* « urr you g rt »hr origin«l and
in each wafer.
started tor their home the latter part he is still confined to his ward in the time they come, which will doubt­ ward permanent improvement for a
vine war** »tam ped w ith the M*lt«#e
C ium - At rv** dvmlert.
of the week. They enjoyed their hospital, but is expected to be able less be next summer, as they had long time.
25 cents a package.
visit very much.
to leave in the near future.
such a nice time and expect to come
C. M. SKEELS & SON
About Saturday we will have the
best line of Dress Goods of all
For n job of first-class Mending, Try a pair of those Newport frequently in the future.
Fuhrman’s
kinds ever sboweo in Coquille.
Dying or Cleaniog, or a new suit hose. They Will wear longer than For Sale.— Good 6 cap range Come
in
to
The
Golden
Rule
when
tailored, call at the rear of the any other hose on the mancet. At with 30-gallon tank, pipes, etc. E11 you want honest value« at honest
Pharmacy building. K. Holverson. Lyons k Jones.
quire at the H erald office.
prices.
n N E W F A L L G O O D S -^
Our fall line of Gents Shoes
are arriving- on every boat
and the Ladies line will be
in in a few days.
We are sole agents for the Florsheim Shoes
for Men and the Utz and Dunn shoes for the
Ladies.
These two lines will give us the
strongest shoe line in the county.
Dry Goods and Groceries
..Flour and Feed..
Give us a trial order and we
will do our best to please you.
LYONS & JONES
Phone 251.
Second Street, Coquille
ATTHESkookum Restaurant,
DEAN’S STUDIO
S tr. E liz a b e th
H. O E R D IN G
LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES
MO U J ) ING, CEMENT BRICKS
AND BLOCKS, SAND AND
GRRVEL ......................................
Something New In
K itchen W are
PHARMACY