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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1908)
o l . 25: No. 18 1 V ifioqnillc H eM à , / y iA S ^ ' .50 P er Y ear J COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1908. 21—Albert L Dulley and Bessie | A man has invited a writing pa Hedland Cnpid'a Caper« Entered a* second-class m atter May I, 1905, at the postoffice a t Csquille, Cbrisby. per that crumbles into dust within 19—Samuel L Beeman and Esther Oregon, under act ol Congress of March Following ia the list of marriage Thornton J Peialta and Iva M forty eight hours after ink has S, 1879. licenses issued by the clerk of Coos 21—Thomas C Buckle and M Leona 23—Paul touched it. This is calculated to Langworthv. REMEMBER WHEN IN NEED 0 Edison or Victor Phonographs, CutGlass, Hand Painted China, Silverware, Watches and Clocks call onus We Guarantee county for the year 1907. Jones 25—Jessie D Bright and Vera B| preveut a lot of trouble in the | DR. RICHMOND world. JANUARY 21—Foster J Poland and Ida M Cornwell. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Appleton Doris A rare opportunity is dqw pre 28—Ernest E Erickson and 2—John B Haviland and Nettie G sented to those who want advanced Office at Slocum'a Drug Store. Fruman, Hans P Clausen and 26— Loyd Rose and Sarah J Boh- E McKenzie. len; M Earl Nosier and Hazel E 30—Raymond Monteith and Epbe- instruction on the piano. Mrs. D. CoquiLLK, O kboon . Susie Crawley. Geo W Bryant and lyn Jensen. W. Bourne, late of Chicago, who is Phone Main 12». 7— Wm W Kinnicutt and Lena McPhail; R making her home with Dr. Wet- NOVEMBER. Murry, Bernham Sundhaum and Ella E Lewellen 4—Hiram Hatcher and Hattie morc's family this winter, whose ad and niargaret Walstrora. JULY appears in this issuo will take a class Brownson. 8— Albert Wicklund and Emma A. F. Kirahman, R Steward and Edna 4—Martin preferring those who are advanced. Ida E Hagleman aud Nylund, Oscar R Langlois and 1—Freeman Thomas Danner. who have heard her play have Long. Marie Amundson. 3—Andrew J Stewart and Silva 4—Frank Talbert end Minnie All no hesitenrv in psonouncing her an 22—Geo F Bobison and Mary N Harvey; Jas W Barnett and Wright. OSee two do o m S o n ili of P o at ofiloe. artist. Her recommendations could Lamb. Henrietta Bryant be no higher than Dr. Z’egfeld’s 8— Philip A Livesley and Blanch Coquille . - . Oregon. 25— Lester Shanafelt and Winni- 5— John Michelbrink and Maude Musical college of Chicago, of which E Barton. fred E Stewart. Devore she is u graduate. Parker and Hi Ima 16— James E FEBRUARY 10— James E Conger and Nellie R Smith. Will pay highest price for Red 6— Ruben A Elliott and Margaret Clinton. W. E. THRESHER Cedar Logs and Shingle Bolts 19—George Richards and Esther 11— Seth D Bidwell and Gertrude Patterson. Salyers. Call or address J. E. Young & Cc. a t t o r n e y - a t - l a w Fisher. 7— Lowrie V McDonald and Perle 21—Frank Herman and Josephine Bandon, Oregon. Successor toWILSON JEWELRY CO. . . . O rroos 12— Wm Snyder and Sadie Coats. YTcuncHBunN Vineyard. Peterson. How to Avoid Appendicitis 13— Warren R Littlefield and Es- 9— Wm J White and Rosella Dan 27—Thomas L Lawhorn and Lilian Most victims of appendicitis are tella Maneiet. ielson. M Cox. those who are habitually consti Under New M anagement. Geo. Conger, 16— Eugene Thomas and Maud 12— FayWJones and Irene F Lamb. DECEMBER. pated. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup E. D, SPERRY Hanson. 13— Geo A Murray and Frances E 7—Chas. W. Martin aud Mary M cures chronic constipation by stim Attorney an<l Connoellor at Law. 19—E R Vaughan and Martha Nelson. ulating the liver and bowels and Dimler. the natural action of the Office in Robinaon Building 14— Wm W Taylor and Minnie E Lewis. 9— Archie McLeod and Sophia restores R Orino bowels. Laxative Fruit Syrup 19—Edwin S Wells and Florence Charlson. Willard. does not nauseate or gripe and is T S t r ic t l y and A Watt. 15— Geo W Dingman and Bessie 11—Lester P Sorenson and Maude mild and pleasant to take. Refuse 26—Daniel B Keating and Laura Garfield. F i r s t -C l a s s . Shell. substitutes. E. J. Slocum. W. C. CHASE. 19—Wm T Allen and Ethel Lorene B Sturdivant 11—Samuel W Johnson and Gussie T r e s p a s s N o tic e . 29—Elmer F Tuckness and Mamie James ArrORNEY-AT-LAW Cox. Offlee inJRobingon Building, Upstairs 25—Wm Bremer and Phoebe Charlson. 11—Emmett E Reynolds and Ade Notice is hereby given that all AUGUST. Michelbrink. laide E Elkington persons are hereby warned against Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall. Successor to J. T. Little Meril J Hartson and Edna 27—D H Jackson and Myrtle I — 11—Claude D Tuttle and Anna M ] hunting and shooting upon my Lorenz. Shields, Eugene A Shields and Clausen. place near Riverton, and those dia. C. R. BARR IN 3—William Barkdoll and Lottie 14—Gus D Gross end Daisy E | regarding Stella A Peare. / [ \ /IN /IN /TN /IN /IN /IN /IN ✓ IN ; v. • - - - - this warning will be pros — ^ Attorney and Oounaellor at Law Tucker. Thorhaven. MARCH ecuted to the fullest extent of the ta lu s Rafaraneea 5 Soloman C Endicott and Audrey 14—James E Hall and Myrtle L law. * J . D . D o n a l d so n . 1— Chris Rasmussen and Elsie B Bridges. een Yeara’ Experience * Coleman. 8—Vern Garoutte and Rena Bul 17— Robert D Hazen and Maude How to Avoid Pneumonia OoquiLLR C ity , O kr I Haaland. & 2— Theodore O Weber and Lizzie ges*. T . H. MEHL, Proprietor. E Brown. Foster. 8—Geo. A Cody and Rose E Dunn. 19—Perley Crowley and Stella C You can avoid pneumonia and other serious results from a cold 5—Geo E Maple and Mabel 0 May, 17— Ira L Baumgartner and Marie Harry. J. J. STANLEY by taking Foley’s Honey and Tar. Billiard Uk Card rooms ^ Wm G Mehl and Lou Hultin. Loomas. It stops the cough and expels the 19-—Marion L Wilkinson and Nora 7— Oliver C Wilson and Elvina law yer 23— C J Tibbitts and Sarah A Ed M. Baumgartner. cold from the system as it is mildly and I and ^ Foote. nxative. Refuse any hut the genu munds. Front Street 21 John F Anderson and Mae A ¡Martin Building. ine in the yellow package. E. J. 8— Geo B Warn and Bessie M Van 26—Ben W Haynes and Flora M Smith. C it* h il l s , O aaoiN oft D rin ks ^ * Poo! Tables Slocum. Orden. Davis. 21—Everett B Harvey and Alta 9— Chas A Jensen and Maude 29—Donald E C McCay and Olive E Stewart. * ^ òlle Thousand Page» Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. Shomason. Noah. 23—Percy L Dean and Mamie I A. J. Sherwood, 12—Vergil A Matson and Myrtle 31—Archie E Kruse and L Au Wilson. City News Stand. ^ A ttorrbt at -L aw , Smith. gusta BrowD. 23— Talbert Prewett and Mary De- N o t a it P o blic , 16— Edward G Lawrence and 31—Henry G Hermann and Sarah Costa. * * XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Coquille, : : Oregon Edna S Robinson. M Miller. 24— Wm R Cribbine and Marie L 29—Geo A Thomason and Beulah SEPTEMBER, W. L. McADAMS Dutscbkie. S.H. McADAMS M Brown. 6— Dale C Barker and ’Mabel 30— Jas W Button and Myrtle M Walter Sinclair, Uretta Giles. APRIL Mullen. Vrroattav-AT-liAW, 7— Clifford W Martin and Mabel 31— Thos J Humphrey aud Laura 5— Paul Boyd and Hazel McLay N o t a it P o b l ic . May Sanford. Anderson. 6— Paul B Hoyt and Edna Swaten. Oregon. Coquille, --John C Strong and Maud P EXPERT BLACKSMITHS 8—Louis 0 Anderson and Mary E 7 Clinton, A Buffalo man named Zyhdzyski Wilson. fell a distance of fifty Sturdivant and Mary Zsiazewddski and Horse Shoers 16—Grafton Tyler and AlicePorter. 7—Robert feet and escaped serious injury. He Hall & Hall, Alice Lasswell. CARRIAGE AND LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES 22—Wm Strang and Hanna Jonh 9— must have made a noise like a soda A t t o r n it i - at -I. aw , Fred Carl Weaver and Ethel WAGON WROK AND OUTFITS son. fountain on his way down, how 2 Dealei la K bal EaTira of all kinda. 27—Norman Josephine McIntosh. Wilson and Bessie S 10— C o q v i l _ _ _ _ _ ~_ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ « _ _ _ _ O r e g o n Henry E Boak and Catherine ever. •V MME MCI« Marahfleld, Oregon. Martin, Donald M Charleson A McNair. The mayor of Topeka, Kansas, G hood. S h a v e a n d H a i r C u t and Ethel M Boyd. has declared that the three great 25th ANNIVERSARY NUMBER II— Joseph Dee Castro and Nellie GO TO necessities of life are milk, medicine * MAY Mae CreDshaw. C. A. Sehlbrede, 1 9 0 8 Nels Osmundson and Ella Wick' 13—Verne R Dwiggins and Lena and newspapers. And everybody ought to know “medicine” means in Attorney-at-Law, ham. L Logan. 6—Meriton S Bragdon and Lela Notary Public. Phone 761. 17—Glenn G Rozell and Georgie Kansas. Across the street from Hotel Coquille Will he the most useful edition of a E. Swift A Nichols. An Insiduous Danger Reference Book since the printing MAaannai.D, O regon . 11—John Anderson and Johanna 21—Mack MTennisson and Cloa A One of the worst features of kid press was invented by Benjamin First Class Bath Room in Connection. Hot and Cold Water Johnson. Harry. ney troubles is that it is an insidu- Franklin. 11—Edward O Clinton and Mamie 24— Arthur G Ham and Edna Whit- ous disease and before the victim In addition to its regular Library IS ALL IT WILL E. G. D. Holden Rose realizes his danger he may have a Universal Knowledge, embracing ted. to write for cur big F R E E BICYCLE catalogue •bowing the most complete line of high-eradf 11—Wm H Carlile and Lulu M 24—Peter H Beier and Edith M fatal malady. Take Foley’s Kid of L iW T II, BICYCLES, T IK E S and SUNDRIES at P B IO I ney Cure at the first sign of trouble ten thousand facts and figures in- JUSTIOS Of Till! I'SACS • manufacturer or dealer in the world. Gurney Rooke. dispcnsihle to man or woman, old as it corrects irregularities and pre C om m issioner, General Inaurano^ 13—Carl E Tilton and Robah M D O N O T B U Y A B IC Y C L E S Z S p i 26—Thadius J Krick and Maiy K vents Bl ight’s disease and diabetes or young, student, school hoy or “ c»t»> rent, and Notary Publie. Offlee I Lewis E. J. Slocum. girl, the farmer or the merchant, Yoakam. bicycle*, old patterns and i latest models, and learn ol our rem aricaoic tAsse in Robinaon Building. ---------- .» . or on a 21—Fred E Taylor and Mabel E 26— Willis A Henderson and Maud P R ucs IC E S and w o n d e rfu l now offer* m ade possible by selling from factory log the educator or the professional direct to rider w ith no m iddlem en’s profits. Coquille regon. F o r B a le Endicott MTF S H IP 0 6 A P P R O V A L nntkout a cent deposit. P a y th e F re ig h t and man, it will also contain a 25-year A Krick. allow lO D ays F re e T ria l and m ake oth er liberal term s which no other 21—Bertrand L Davidson and 27— Chas E Huntaucker and Kate bouse in the world w ill do. Yon w ill learn everything and get much rale- [. Stock Rauch of 28(1 acres, excel resume of all important events, his able inform ation by sim ply w riting us a postal. Jennie A Sheppard We need a R id o r A g e n t in every tow n and can offer an opportunity lent range, also abundant out side torical and otherwise. COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO 24— to m ake money to suitable young m en w ho apply a t once. Bird I Mead and Ida M Suth Abby. range. The place has the followirg It will tell you, mid tell you nc OCTOBER. erland 0 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES 2.N ¿ X E Wellett and Lily improvmenta: Good house of five curately. something about every 1— - Wesley S tr. D I S P A T C H 25— Franklyn C Birch and Carolyn Byers. rooms, porch 8ft in width on two thing nnd everything about a great ..... ..... .6 0 psr .P“ - Merryman sides house, pump on kitchen ninny things. 2— Earl B Michael and Mao Kern. Ton» White, Master wm JUNE porch, good living water. Barn 1,000 Pages—25th Anniversary I Arrive« 3— John McGeehin and Martha B anden . . . 7 A-M. ! O tq u ilU ____ 10 a - m . 40 ft by GO ft fully equipped with Number--50 per cent increase p S i f a S ^ O n ly T * o u r " « air MtVay. Con a i l l e ........ 1 p - m . | B a n d o n ____ 4 P-w. 3—Oran J Seeley and Florence ( c o s h w it h o b o e # m s s ) »anaci* e t C oquille w ith train for M arshfield stalls, mangers,stansions, etc. Large size nnd value but no ndvnnco 5— John A Anderson and Ida O Windle NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES. an d steam er R ih o for M y rtle P oint. wood shed, wagon shed, chicken price. Result of 15 years experienceJnj tire 5—James B Henderson and Mary Erickson. nuking. No dan g er fro m T H O R N S , C A C * hsnac, etc,, all in good repair. Good Now on sale everywhere, price 25 6— Alexander Watts and Ada -L O Mast T V S . P IN S. N A IL S . T A C K S o r G L A S S . "A ” a n d p u n c tu re strip s “ B** S tr. F A V O R I T E a n d »•D,** a lso rim s trip ••II" small bearing orchard, assorted fruit, cents. Mailed lo any address for Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can 5—Geo O Mather and Violet Bock. to p re v e n t rim c u ttin g . T h is J. C. M onm aw . M aster, be rulcanized like say other tire. tir e w ill o u tla s t a n y o th e r 11—Chas A Davis and Maud E. considerable timber for logs and 35 cents. Billings A rrives Tare Hssdrsd Thousand pairs sow in setual lift. Over m a k a —SO FT , ELA STIC a n d BA BY B ID IN G . C eqa ille ........ 7 A-H. B andon. .10:45 a - m . 10—Abner W Ladd and Edna M some hay ianJ cleared, considerable Address the Press Publishing Severity-«* Thoussnd pslrs told last year. Foster. B aa dea. 1 P-M. C oquille 4:45 r-M. n r s O R IP T W H l M ade la ell aise*. I I 1« lively e ed e»«y rldio« vety durable «ad lined in«ide fencimg. Place well watered. Company, Pulitzer Building, 11— Albert L DeMoae and Anaa t h a r a c i.1 quality of rubber, which h ire r becom e, porous and which closes op «in.ll puocturre Green wUh<J«’ .n irrln * t h / . l r to < n p < . We h sre h u n d re d , of letters from satisfied custom ers stating Price, $7.50 per acre, terms, En New York City. M Nelson. th a t their tires hare only been pum ped up once or twice in a whole season. They weicl h no more thd 10— Chas B Holloway and Elsie quire of D. P. S t r a n g , J r , owner 12— Binger H Laird and Anna I S tr. E C H O Price Parkersbnrg Oregon The Newest Thing in Town J. (i f Wt f i t r 11— Elmer Davis and Agnes Cox Weekly. S r a to M f c f l S s r t S I i r w r p o m i we .r e m tk in ir. .p e c i.l f.cto ry p n ce to the mrm I A rrive« A Higher Health Level Blake aud Myrtle of ouly onlv R b i te ner pair. All orders sh lppedsam e day letter is received. We ship CO.D. on appi Floyd L Ia the Gents’ Furnishings lyrtle P o in t. 7 a M. | oquille C ’y 9 .V) a - m 11 —Herman Hill and Adel Stone 15— 4 pay a cent until you h a re exam ined and found them strictly as represented. You do - * squille City. ..1 r-n. | Myitis Pt. .4 00 r-M. 13—Chas C McCracken and Maud Holbrook. X i ! £ £ h d ta * £ n t of 5 per cent (thereby m sk in e th e price » 4 .s i per pairl If you send “I have reached a higher health Establishment of tS I l W IT H O R D E R sn d e n c lo se this adrertiaem ent. We w ill also send oe Daily aarept Sunday. “ ~”T and tw o Sam oaonm etal puncture closers on full paid orders (these . J d and Bernice level since I began using Dr. King’s 14— Fred Olson W R Buell M n « u £ 5 ^ U >R n £ d in c n J tfh K 5 .tio n « l knife ru ts or heavy gM hes). T ir « to bs returned New Life Pills,” writes Jacob I n iiR rwn+n 6* if for tn v rrato o they a r t not satisfactory on exam ination. _________ Briggs. 13—Clarence W Boyce and Edith Ask your Postmaster. Springer, of West Franklin. Mnine. [ If you order a pair of 16— Taylor G Bunch and Georgie N e ls P . N e ls o n . Carlson , last longer and look ‘’They keep my stomach, liver nod j He has on display a 15—Geo C Haga and Jennie Kib- V Leep. SS? -¿¿J" bowels working just right.” If | th a t w tSsTsiriirv^TO« hen yon w ant a Ssveever bicycle you w ill gire us your order, w e w ant yon to sena us a sm au « Prosper, Oregon. fine line of goods, and Hattie these pills disappoint y?u on trial 15— Horace Berry J linger money will lie refunded at R. S. | A gent lo r 17—Delezon S Higgins and Leona Coy. up-to-date in all re nuYliVG n Know'.ton’s drug store 2nc . 16— Wm. W Gitcbell and Murium G Fite Buffalo Gasolene Engines spects. He inuites r J 17— Wm Hagquist and Breta H M Toy. Youths, and men a suits and over i all friends in to ex 19—Carl A Ro Igere and K coats at all price« and «U kinds at I Stone The beet, cheapest and most ron- m > CYCLE COMPANY, Dipt. 'M L" , ILL« amine goods and get Prices. W. T Kerr’#, 18— Carl Hackman and Ellen Anderson.- yruieutjpower on the market, E. C. BARKER & CO.’S Liverij Best of Turnouts Stable Hay, Grain, Feed. Feed Sr le I * #*****^***#******30i0KaeK* Josh’s Place, McADAMS BROS. wmmmh R. E. NOSLER World Almanac M . . . |- --- :- « COST YOU ft a a r t D. L. PbRKINS. 52 JS 5 L 0 hteussx&rtsrM 0110460