Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, January 15, 1908, Image 1

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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.
----------
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.
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
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Josh’s Place,
McADAMS BROS.
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