Coquille Herald.
President Taft's Jersey Cow. Bi«»- Bargain List.
Coomassie Oxford Torment is the $4500 buys 45 acres improved
name
cf the Jetsey cow that has
ranch with buildings.
D F. DEAN, PROPRIETOR been installed
at the home of Presi­ $12.50 an acre buys a fine tract of
C O. DR7DEN MANAGER dent Taft at Beverly, Massachusetts.
laud 360 acres, 35 acres bot­
She was purchased from Bert M.
tom
grazing,
C o u n t y O ffic ia l P a p e r .
Spaulding of Pembroke, New $800 buys balance
an
acre
all in garden
Hampshire.
bouse
and
burn.
See us for
[•UBLISHED EVEBY WEDNESDAY.
The cow is three years old and
bargains.
Come
in
and see
Devoted to (be toeleriel «od social op dropped her second calf early in
us
and
list
your
property
. Id in so f tbeü oqaille Valle; partioolarl; June. She is a beautiful cow of
with us. We m ill give you
•id of Coos C ount; generali;.
obaoription, p e ry e ar.ln adv aooe, l.M the extreme Jersey type and is
a
square deal.
proving to be a great producer. She
Phone, Main 65.
is royally bred and has in her veins
the best blood of the most noted Neathery & May -
Jerseys. She was sired by Coomas
COQUiLLE, OREGON.
TEACHERS OF COOS COUNTY, OR sie’s Oxford Lad. T. S. Cooper &
of Coopersburg, Pennsyl
W. H. Bunch, Coonty Superin Sons,
vania,
at
a recent sale, sold fifteen
tendent.
daughters of Oxfoid Lad at an
average of $946.0o each, the high
NAMES OP TEACHERS. POST OFFICBAD est price being $ 2 , 525 . 00 . Presi
Myrtle Point dent Taft’s cow is solid color ex
Cora L. Miller
Daisy E. Deyoe
cept small spot on left flank, black
Anna K. Roberta
switch. Coomassie Oxford Lad
Ora E. Deyoe
Florence McCracken
66867 was bred by P. J. Picot
Alice E. Lehnherr
Trinity, Island of Jersey. Mr
Chas. H. Zeyely
Ranney delivered the cow to the
Effie King
H
President's summer residence at
Helen Robbins
Dorris Williams
Beverly, Massachusetts, taking her
Mrs. Bertha Garrett
in a special car.—The Farm Home.
Florence Robbins
Mrs. Minnie Hermann
NOTICE
Inez Lusk
All Coos County warrants drawn
Raymond E. Baker
on the general fund and endorse
Leafy Kendall
prior to January 1st, 1908 will be
Laura Wise
paid on presentation at my office in
Lena Kendall
CoquilleCity. No interest will be
Mina J. Hall
allowed on any of these warrants
Florence E. Butler
August 21st, 1909.
Kathleen Bennett
Mars field after
he College Chap Jr., in
Dated this 11th day of Aug. 1909
Helen Landrith
one of the most brilliant
T.
M.
Dimmick
Laura Escott
styled models in young
County Treasurer
F. A. Golden
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men’s suits ever shown
A
r
W. D. Reedy
Good Ranch for Bale.
in this city.
Mrs. P. Wilbur
Mrs. E. M. Rood
Nannie Lyons
A well improved place of 26 acres Like all our
MODERN
Margaret B. Murphy
with a fine home and good build­
Winifred Rood
CLOTHES
ings, crop, etc., on Fishtrap. Ap­
Mrs. Selma Thomas
it
was
made
for us especially
ply
to
S.
Edwards,
on
the
place.
Hilda Stenholm
Portland and Coos Bay S. S. Line
GROCERIES
|
Every form of delicacy in this line, and all the staple
articles—the freshest and purest.
Sails for Portland Every Saturday
I CAN SUPPLY EVERY ORDER
For anything to Feed Man, Horse or Fowl, and
my Prices are Established on the “Live and Let
Live Order.”
P.
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Sails From Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesdays at 8 P. M.
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;W.
Ada I. Chapman
Mary E. Thompson
Blanche Williams
Harriett L. White
Josephine E. Eddy
Jennie L. Smith
Frances F. Fanse
Mrs. Ellen E. Kelly
Ida Gamble
B. F. Savage
Matilda K. Sleep
A. G. Raab
Emma Applegate
Maude Coke
Abe Huenergardt
Grace Williams
Nina I. Stahlnecker
Clover B. Miller
H. Josephine Griffin
Lyman C. Pinkerton
Helen Hughes
Rena Anderson
Kittie C. Wells
Ruby Ellingsen
Sylvia Hansen
Lena Belloni
Nellie Kerrigan
Etta James
Lucile M. R. DeJersey
Mrs. Inez Chase
Mrs. Irma Yoakam
H. 0. Anderson
Florence E. Hansen
Lucy P. Morgan
Anna M. Waldvogel
Pearl Walker
Bertha Wilkins
I. C. Logan
H. C. Ostein
Mrs. H. C. Ostejn
Myrtle M. Myers
Blanche Radley
Mary Hanley
Mary E. Hurley
Carrie Rodine
[da Rodine
Minnie McCloskey
Della L. Clinton
Rosa liingaman
Robert Goetz
Angie M. Krantz
Verna Weekly
Metta Hansen
J. E. Bright
W. A. Culbertson
Anna Wickman
Estella Wicklund
Dorothy Hayden
Otto Chapman
Selate Howe
Mrs. Edna L. Daily
Lizzie Price
Mary Price
Ina Weekly
Rosina Lillie
Lennah Woodward
Jennie M. Bossen
Florence Walstrom
Mary C. Marsh
Ella Walstrom
Trean Louise Latimer
Cleve Summerlin
Rishia C. McDonald
Della Ohlsen
Jay G. Grimes
Nort Bend
Allegany
Norway
Riverton
Gravel Ford
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Empire
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Dora
Bancroft
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Oregon
Alliance
D. Parsons
N. LORENZ. Agt.
CoquiUe
Accepted throughout the civilized world
as the most universally satisfactory il-
lumiuant for nil purposes the Cleanest
Most Convenient, and the CHEA
EST light known.
That furnished by the C C Q U IL L E
R IV E R E L E C T R IC CO is first
class and up to date in every respect
The rates place it within reach of all
Pres*
the
Button
and
here
you
have
t.
H. W. SKINNER. Agt
Marshfield
Keeps iu stock a complete line of Rough and
Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling,
Mouldings, etc.
FRANK
W O R S E , P ro p ,
COQUILLE, ORE.
Our Dry Sheds are roomy and are filled with
the most complete stock of Finishing Lumber
in the Coquille Valley.
by Brandegee, Kincaid & Co.
Estimates gladly furnished, Prices as low as
A
bit
extreme
perhaps—
N O T IC E .
the lowest.
but it is those little unusua'
here and there that
Any person cutting timber or touches
add
individuality
to a gar­
hark of any description on the lands
Yard and Office, proijt St. near Depot.
ment.
of the Southern Oregon Company
These
suits
are
well
worth
or removing same, or other proper­
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ty, from said binds, without being looking at. Come in, then,
duly authorized iu writing, will be to-day—if only to look. The
prosecuted according to law.
Any person furnishing sufficient prices are very modest.
evidence for the recovery of pro­
perty so taken and conviction of the
parties concerned, will be given one-
half of the property recovered.
Bandon
Marshfield,
Incandescent
Electric Light
Sails from Portland Saturdays at 8 p m.
Sails from Coos Bay Tuesdays a t seruice o f tide.
P
Coquille
Agent,
■ ■
W IR e L e S.
Johnson Lumber Co.
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MILLER,
PAUL L. STERLING. AGENT. CQUILLE, PHONE NO. 181
Coos Bay and Portland
Capt.
F.
Southern
Oregon Company.
“For some years I suffered from
intense colicky pains which would
come on at times and from which I
could find no relief,” says I. S.
Mason, of Beaver Dam, Ky. “Cham-
oerlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarr­
hoea Remedy was recommended
to me by a friend. Alter taking a
few doses of the remedy I was en­
tirely relieved, xhat was four years
ago and there has been no return
of the symptoms since that time.”
This remedy is for sale by. R. S.
Knowlton.
GEO. L ROBINSON
h
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n
e
THE COQUILLE RIVER LINE
B e tw e e n San F ra n c is c o a n d B a n d o n
Steamers FIFIELD and BANDON
L
O
Twin Screw, New and Past
W
1st Class Passage
Up Freight
-
R a t e s
-
-
O u r In te re s ts A re y o i/r In te re s ts .
TO
O regon
via
good
-
$7.50
3.00
F a ir ra te a n d
s e rv ic e o u r m o tto .
C. M. SPENCER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
UNION PACIFIC
OREGON SHORT LINE
THE OREGON
Price of Preferred Stock of the
United W ireless Telegraph
RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
Company:
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
A P R IL
A. F. ESTABR00K 00. Agent, San Francisco, C a lif
A. p. MILLER,
1909
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Colic,
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Coos and Curry Counties. Box 323
Arago
edy
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Langlois
Office in the “ Chandler”
found one instance where a cure THE COQUILLE HERALD
WM. McMURRAY
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ONE YEAR
Parkersburg
was not speedily effected bv its use.
General Passenger Agent
Capt.
Olsen,
Master.
I
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a
commercial
traveler
The Oregon Railroad .4 Navigation Co.
ONE YEAR
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C o q u ille R iv e r a n .j * an ful friend,” says H. 8 , Nichols of
Lee
I.ake Side
Oakland, ind. Ter. For sale by R.
F r a n c is c o .
Lampa
8 . Ktiowllon.
N o Stop-over at W a y Porta.
Get
Together
Coos ton
General Blacksmith
Klectiic
Lights.
Everything
in
First
and stand together is the key­
Class Style.
and Horseshoeing....
Another Pioneer Gone.
note of Forrest Crissey’s
A 320 acre South Atrtean Veteran j CALL ON
second article on the farmer Bouuty Land Certificate issued by
Daniel Hayward of Empire, an­
$2.00 IN VALUE FOR $1.65
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Harvey Allen
S tr E liz a b e th
other Coos County pioneer, died All kinds of Repairing, lagging in his fight against dishonest the Departnient of the interior, |
commission merchants, Don’t Government of Canada, Ottawa,
Bunday morning at 5 o’clock. Mr.
and Carriage Work.
miss it.
Hayward entered this county in
under the Voluuteer Bounty Act,
the early 50 's and has resided in
Then read “ Happiness ”— 1908. Good for 320 acres of any
Empire over 40 years. He died of
one of the prettiest boy and Dominion land open for entry in j
apoplexy having suffered several at­ All Work Guaranteed girl stories ever published. Albert 1 , Saskstewnn, or Manitoba. I
tacks since last March the one last
Any person over the age of 1 8 1
All in tbc
years, man or womau, can acquire
Friday proving fatal.
this land with this certificate, with­
SEPTEMBER EVERYBODY'S
Mr. Hayward was born in Ohio
out further charge. For immedi­
For
»ale
by
Collier
A
Getty.
Second
St.,
Rose
Building
in 1827 making him over 82 years
ate sale— $800 00. Write or wire j
of age at the time ot bis death.—
L F. Telford, 131 Shuter street,
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