I Go-carts at Laird’s. Coquille Jerald. “ Dement’s Best” Drane sells it. Japan ese L aw n P arty. ta the flour W E DN ESDAY, JULY 8 . 1908. For bargains in shoe», are Drane at his new store. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH mie Celebrale Our Mattonai Holiday ia ‘‘White River” Flour is the best Robinson has it. * For sewing machine needles go to W. H. Schroeders. Buy your suits at Land A Lyons'. Their prices will surprise you. Full assortment of North Bend doors and windows at W. C. Laird’s. W. P. Fuller’s prepared paints, oils aud varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co’s. Last Saturday witnessed what was evidently the largest crowd ever assembled in Coquills, and some think, in the county. It cannot be said of the people of Coos county that they are forgetting the birth of our Country or losing interest in the day we celebrate. The weather was ideal, everybody good natured and all the details of the program carried out in due form. The people began to arrive in town from all directions at an early hour by wagons, and on schedule time the steamers began to arrive, three coming from Bandon and way points and one from the upper river, all carrying as many as they are allowod, and when the train pulled, in from Marshfield it carri­ ed five cars filled to thier utmost capasity, making in all, with our town’s people out, what was conserv atively estimated at from three to four thousand people. Promptly at the apponted time the parade was formed and circl­ ing around three blocks halted at the Collier Myrtle grove near the depot which had been arranged for the oe casion, the prosession being headed by one division of the band while the other brought up the rear, and was led b i Marshal of the day, C. M. Skeels. Order was called by President of the Day J. S. Barton. The exercises at the grove werer as follows: Invocation, cy Rev. W. S. Gordon. Song by double quartett, Hail to the Flag. Addrass of Welcome by Mayor Hawkins. • Song by quartette, Freedom’s Flag. Recitation, The First Flag, by Hornor Oddy. Song by quartette, Star Spangled Banner. The reading of the Decloration of Independence by Miss Atkinson. Oration by Hon. A. S. Ham­ mond. Song, by quartette, Let Hills and Vales Resound. After these exercises the barbe­ cue dinner was enjoyed. D jring the forenoon a ball game between North Bend and Bandon nines waH enjoyed by a large crowd and was won by Bandon, and in the after­ noon Coquille and Marshfield cross ed bats, the home team carrying away the laurels. Born. In Coquill, Oregon, July 6 , 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. William Howell a son. Grant Harry who has the con- cract for extensive road impeove- ment out on the Coos Bay Wagon Road, was in town yesterday fo ra wagon load of powder. "$2.00 Starts a fine Local Busi­ ness, daily profits, $5 to $10 Partic­ ulars free, write to-day. B. F. Loos Co., Des Moines, la .,’’ Mrs. Fannie E. Dyer, of Bandon, passed through town this morning on her return from a visit in the val­ ley. She went to see her deughter, Mrs. Gus Buckingham, and grand­ son, Lawrence Pendergrass, and many friends at different points. W. C. Laird is offering some special rare bargains in dresers of different styles. Be sure and see them before they are all gone. Mrs. Dr. J. G. Cook, formerly of of Empire City, but who has resided for some time at Eureka, California, with her daughter, Mrs. George Twombly, is now visiting with her sons, George and Leo, of the bty, and her sister, Mrs. Wm. Morras, of theis city. R. W. B i ie l 'M C h ica g o , Ju ly 6— T he T ribu n e A. H avens today says: Seventy-two dead and 273G iuiur- ed are second-day totals of the acci­ dents attending the rolebratinn of the Fourth of July in the Uni ed States. This breaks a 1 . o o o r s of Hou-e and carriage painters, and paperhangets. Estimates given ou deaths since 1899. short notice Work neatly and promptly done. Leave orders at W. H . Skeels A Sou give 10 per cent Schoreder discount for oa¡b on shoes iill t ¡o r A Japanese lawn party will be' If you want a uicesuit of clothes held on the grounds of Messrs. \ — latest fall style. Robinson has Belloni and Nye Friday evening, j tlxero. July the 10th. An interesting Before ordering suits, call and program, iff which both local and 8ee Drain's samples. Good fits and outside talent will participate, 8atiBfact,t,n will lie rendered indoors, refresh- Wm. Jenkins and daughter, Mrf. ments to bo served from a large| ^ ro88> of Bandon, passed through tent on the lawn. All who wish to ! for Myrtle Point yesterday. Go to Robinson for fruit jars— j new stock arrives. help the Literary Association who are in charge of this entertainment, Mason, Economy, EverlaBtiDg and \ " the Schram Automatic Sealor. in their work of raising funds Robinson has his shelves loaded toward paying for the lots upon W ITH THI> which to erect a Library and Gym­ with Brown Shoe Co’s shoes, and 1 they are right up to the minute. nasium later on should come out N E W Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow­ and bring their friends. ders, give instant relief. Price 25 cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille; 4th of July at R iverton . City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. Ice cream will be served every At 10 o’clock a. m. the procession day at the confectionery of Getty A Collier. formed on Main street in front of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mitchull, of the town hall, in the following O. A. Kelly, Marshal, this city goe to Bandon today for order: a few days’ outing on the beach. S. S. Steward as Uncle Sam, Miss Bring your orders to Land A Florence McCue as Goddess of Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry Liberty, Ansel Kight as George goods. Washington, and Miss Jewell ISteave Gallier, mine boste of Ho­ Baumgartner as Martha Washing, tel de Gallier, at Bandon, shook Miss Dora Smith as Oregon, 47 hrnds with many friends in Coquille children representing the states and territories, and at the rear was the yesterday. Go to Land A Lyons’ a for nice Calitbumpian band. The Goddess suit of clothes. They will save you of Liberty, Geo. and Martha Wash­ money. ington rode in a beautifully deco­ Something new—tbeSchrarnAuto­ rated buggy aud Oregon rode îd matic Sealer— at Robinson’s. He also an especially decorated cart. keeps Mason. Economy and Ever­ At the sound of the bugle which lasting fruit jars. was in the hands of E. Richardson, Fon S ale . A choice piece of bot­ a bugler in the infantry during the tom land. Inquire of George S. Spanish war, the procession marched Robison, Coquille. to the grounds to the tune of Bandon’s ball team failed to “ Marching Through Georgia”, where come to Coquille to participate in the following program was rendered : tb i regular league game Sunday, Song by the choir, America. thereby forfeiting the game to the Recitation by Miss Mary Marsh. local nine. Flag Recitation by six boys. Anyone wishing house moving or other heavy work done can be ac­ commodated by calling on H. L. Varney. Streets A son have all kinds of feed for horses, cows and chickens. G. A. Robiugon has received his stock of fruit jars for the season. He. keeps the Mason, Economy, Everlasting and the Schram Auto­ matic sealer. B u ffu m & H a v e n s Arago, Oregon I lie Wickham House w p IdAR I Phone i j x R o o m cincl H o a r d b y M o n t h or W e ek . D IS G U M Just a little Cascasweet is all that W lT ir l it necessary to give your baby when it is cross ond peevish. Cas­ casweet contains no opiates nor harmful drugs and is highly recom­ mended by mothers everywhere. Conforms to the Natiolan Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold byR. S. FOR SALE B Y LAND A LYON Knowlton. ANY 0U ) Q arterly M eetings. M RS. Q. R. W IC K H A M , Proprietress RED AND WHITE SHINGLES A . P. MILLER, ^ S tatio n ery, Fruits, Cigars, To- CEDAR bacco, Confectionery. Next Sunday, the 3rd quarterly Coquille, Oregon. C Street Fur Sale By meeting of the Coquille Charge, L. H. & W . Shingle Co. Willamette District, M E. Church, P. O. Box G2 South, will be held bv Dr. S. W. Bandon, Oregon. Walker of Seattle, Wn. Dr. Walker will preach both morning and even­ ing, every body is cordially invited to be present. 10 a.m . Sunday school; 3 p. m There is no need o f anyone suffer­ Junior League, 8 p. m. Thurs day, ing long with this disease, for to prayer meeting effect a quick cure it is only neces­ sary to take a few doses of Dr. Walker will deliver a lecture Reading Declaration of Indépend­ to the Upworth League at 8 p. m Saturday. Free: Every body invited ance by Mary Marsh. The Quarterly Conference will be Recitation by Mrs. McCue. ( E x p e r t P ian o T u n e r ) Song., ‘‘Yankie Doodle Boy.” held on Saturday at 3. p. m. Have your Piano tuned by the local man, will E. B. Jones, pastor by Bonnie Smith. In fact, in most cases one dose is sign contract to keep Piano in first class con­ Recitation by Jewell Baumgart­ The 3d quarterly Conference for sufficient. It never fails and can be dition, two tunings a year for $3.75 a tuning. relied upon in the most severe and ner. Myrtle Point Charge of the M. E. dangerous cases. It is equally val­ All Work Guaranteed. I will call on you at Song, "Oregon” by Dora Smith Church, South, will be held at Fish- uable for children and is the means once, write or see me. o f saving the lives o f m any children Recitation by Thema Richardson. trap Church July 11th and 12th. each year. ‘‘The battle of Stony Point,” Rev C. L. ML-Causland, P. E. of In the world’s history no medicine has ever met with greater success. Bonnie Smith. Willamette district will be present Flag recitation by six girls. and preach Saturday eveiog at PRICE 25o. LARGE SIZE 50c. Recitation by Beulah Price. 8 o’clock and Sabbath at 11 A. M. Song, “Star Sdangle Banner,” by and 8 P. M. All are invited to these choir. services: C 3 r TUL 3 0 - _w _ „ „ Xo G iT * Satisfaction o r Your M onsy Bacie. Oration by Prof. Reedy. H. M. B r a n h a m . If a fte r a 01.00 b ottle of Kmlol, yon can hoaeetly Fay It ha« not 1bene- flted v • i»i, will refund you r m oney. Try today, on thin sruarantee. Then followed a butiful repast Pastor. Kin out end slirn tho follow ing. p resent It to the dealer a t the tim e of purchaMu If It falle to satisfy you. retu rn the bottle to th e dealer from whom you bou«ht which was arranged by the com­ It. and wo will refund your m oney. Over Thirty Fiv Years. Town________ _________________________ »<>«*.......................................... ~ mittee consisting of Wm. White, Sign h e ro _______ _ In 1872 there was a great deal . < I T THIS 6 1! r i F O R IN D IG E S T IO N A N D D Y S P E P S IA . A. Harrington, Mrs. O. A. Kelly. D e W I T T ( fi. C O M P A N Y . C H I C A G O , I L L . of diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera R E L I E V E S S O U R S T O M A C H , l i E L C H I N G , E T C . Mrs. M. W. McCormick. Mrs. Bell infantum. It was al this time that SOLD BY £ J SLOOUM Whitsett aided by other ladies of Chamberlain’ s Colic. Cholera and Diarrh Dea Remedy was first brought the town. The people of Riverton tender their thanks to M. W. into use. It pro.ed more success­ ful than any other remedy or treat­ If you have McCormick ns president of the day ment, and lias for thirty-five years H eadache also to those people wt.o so gener­ maintained that n e rd. From a T ry One ously nided in prepairing for the small beginning i s sale and use FO R celebiatiou. Every body enjoyed has extended to every part o f tile N e u r a l g ia . They Relieve Pain themselves and we would advise United Htat' s anti to m any Inreign countries Nine druggists out of S c ia t ic a . Quickly, leaving no any and »11 who would have the ten will recommend it when their R h eu m a t ism ^ bad After-effects time of tin ir life to come to River­ opinion is asked, although they B a c k a c h e . ton to celebrate. have other medicines that pay them P a in in c h e s t a greater profit. It can always be 25 Doses D ona A nna . T a k e ne D i s t r e s s in depended upon, even in the most 25 Cents stom ach . o f the Little T a b le ts For Twenty-Five Cents is the Price of severe and dangerous cases Never Sold in Bulk a n d the P a in is G o n e S leeplessness sale by K. S. Knowlton. DIARRHOEA H a v e Y o u a Good Piano? Then see I. A. TURNELL Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Leave your order with Mrs. M . 0 . Hawkins Coquille, Oregon te e d . D r .M ilesânti -P ain P ills H eadache DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is good for cuts, burns, and scratches, It is especially good for piles. AFTERNOON RACES. Recommended and sold by II. 8 . Peace 75 yard race, boys under 18. Knowlton. The terrible itching and smart­ 1st, Lonson Lcneve, 2d W. Jenson. Wednesday morning of 1 s' v e k Î5 S NOTICE. 50 yard race, boys under 12, a portion of the second floor of t In- ing, incident to certain skin diseas RgOARDIHQ o , is almost instantly allayed by To obtain good berths on the Is hereby given that J. M. Nye Jr., 1st, Perry Lawrence, 2d Geo. Bell- sash and door factory t North tppi\ mg • hamherlain’s Salvo. Price Farm o r Buolneaa Breakwater call up Main 181. it has filed his final account as executor of oni. Bend gave way un-hr the In avv 25 scUis. 1 or sale by R. S. Knowl­ about location. costs you nothing to phone. _ m e r only w bo the last will and testament of A. E. J. Wickham Residence, 50 yard race, boys under 10. load o f stock piled upon it, ami ton. buyer. Give price, Nye deceased in the County Court of the dMCriptlOll And 0t rhen p o M e e iio n East of Christian Church | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1st, Leonard l ’eart, 2d, Travis Kerr, three men were injured, but lucki­ 0*0 d T had- Addre State of Oregon for Coos county snd L DAJtBYMlKt, U m . N.T. Next tim e you ord re floor, specify Department of the Interior, ) that the Judge of sai 1 court has fixed 50 yard race, girls under 12. ly only slightly. At the time the'nc- Does Gents' Fine Tailoring SOUND RING Land Office nt Roeeburg, Ore. f the time for hearing objections to the 1st, Olive Howey, 2d Lizzie Hufford cident. occurred there were two or in all its branches. A Iso cleans Notice is hereby given that John Da­ same i o . . . i , i Call anil get tho latest uingnzinrs on the 12th day of July 1908 at 50 yds, girls under 10. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. three of Uncle Sam » b.pedo ..... is l.i- gt Geltv ¿ Collier’s. vid Culbertson,of Mckinley Oregon,'has the hour of 10 o ’ clock a. m. of said day 1st, Pearl Miller, 2d Leslie Traver. ing at the dock, at.il at the call for \ United States Land Office, ) and presses clothing in first- filed notice of. his intention to make the same tieing a regular day of the Julv . , „ . , . , , I A new lino of light weight wool Rosebtirg, Oregon, May 7, 1908.f 50 yds shoe race. class style. i final comutation proof in support of hU term of said court. help offieeis in cpn.rnan.l of a lot of en underwear for men at Hobin- J. M. N ye J r . Notice is hereby given that Stephen claim, viz. Homestead entry No. 13547 1st, Lanson Leneve, 2d J. Green­ ackies made a route-step hike for son s. Executor of the estate of A. E. J. SUMMONS. A. Culbertson, of Coquille, Oregon, who made May 16, 1904, for the EM SEM. Nye, deceased. wood. the scene of the entastrephe and r< n Phone 251 and your orders will on March 30, 1908, made Timber and IN JUSTICE’ S COURT, JUSTICE SEM NFJÍ, Section 34, Township 27 S 100 yd dash free for all. DISTRICT, No. 3, COOS COUNTY, NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE d e r e d - w h it assistance was necessary sent right out by Land k Lyons’ Stone Application No. 9984, for the Range 11 W est, W . M., and that said Southeast quarter of Southwest quarter AT PRIVATE SALE. STATE OF „ OREGON. 1st, Happy Myers, 2d Alf Myers. R Jacobson was most sw i rly hurt free delivery. _ ,, | proof will be made before Edgar A. ol Section 9, Township 28 South, Range The Western Meat Company, a Corpor- v y Commiggioner , t hig office 100 yd, fnt man’s race. o f any, going down in front of his IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Mrs Estburg and Miss Glenn IS W est. Willamette Meridian, has filed ation, Plaintiff, in Myrtle Point, Oregon, on Thursday, 1st, Miles Lamtney, 2d John Hick- truck load of lumber under which Machado, of Myrtle Point, were in notice of intention to make final proof, COUNTY OF COOS. STATE OF OR­ vs. he was pinoned till a timber could I• ' /d«y” July 9th, 1908. urn. EGON, IN PROBATE. to establish claim to the land above de­ G. P. W itt, Defendant. be lawn out of tue way. J He names the following witnesses to In the matter of the guardianship of 100 yds, old man's race. scribed, before E. A. Dodge, U. 8. Com­ To G . P. W itt, the above named de­ n - . fVtu TV. Huts! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds Persons and Estates of Eva C. El- Bert Barber, o f Elton, W n., sms: i of Bpw hats at Drane'« Store. A ls o missioner at bis office at Myrtle Point, fendant in the namo of the State of Ore. prove this continuous residence upon the 1st W. R. Foote, 2d. Wm. Norris. lingson. Ole H. Ellingsen, Alice A. El- and cultivation of the land, v iz . I have only taken four doses of furnigllingROO(Ig. Oregon, on the 15th day of September, gon. lingeon. Bennett H. Ellingson, Ethel M. L og riding. L. F. R. Heller, of McKinley, Oregon, Eilingson, Harold C. Ellingson snd yonr Kidney and Bladder Pills and I 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: You are hereby required to appear Al Garten. G. G. Swan, of Dora, Oregon Floid Ellingson, Minors. they have done for me more than I Skeels .t Son are agents for the O. C. (iregory of Coquille, Oregon, and answer the complant filed against Swimming race. any other medicin; has ever done. 1 Xew ^°.va' sewing machine. Fully L. N. Gregory, of Coquille. Oregon, you in the above entitled action within Jim Cotton, of Gravel Ford, Oregon, Notice is hereby given, that underau­ thority of an order of sale, granted by Charles Pendleton, of Coquille, Oregon, seven days from the date of the sevice of ,! Charles Heller, of McKinley, Oregon. 1st. — Moody, 2d, J. Greenwood. am still tsking the pills as I want a warren ted in every respect, the county court of the conntv of Cooe. BENJA