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28: No 9
DR. RICHMOND
m PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Rose’ s Store, Front St.,
C oquille , O regon .
Offioi Phone Main 211.
D kntist
Office over First National Hank
Coquille, Oregon
r
E. D, SPERRY
Attorney and Oounoellor at Law
Office in Robinson Unilding
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C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Connsellor at Law
Office Phone 335 Main
Residence Phone 346 Main
C oquille C ity , O bk
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Front Stree
C oquillh , O regon
A. J. Sherwood,
N otary P u b lio ,
:
Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A ttorney - a t -L a w ,
N otary P u b l ic ,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
A ttobskys - ht L a w ,
Denier in
R ra l E st â t «
of
a ll kinds.
Marshfield, Oregon.
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E. G. D. Holden
L awyer ,
J u s t i c e of t h e P eace
11. S. Ooramiraionor. General
Inaurano«
A lío il t, and Notary Public.
Offloe
in Robinson Building.
Coquille
Oregon.
W ic k h a m
H ou se
MRS. G. R. WICKHAM
Proprietress
Phone Main 13X.
Boord by Day, WeeK or Month
Sample Hoonjs
Nice Batljs
Special Attention Paid to
the Traveling Public.
H. E. Shelley
C arpenterand Builder
C 'jr u ...: C:\.
M. E. WHITMORE. E. F. MOKRIS8Y
Bay
Paving and
struction
Con­
Company.
GEN ERAL CONTRACTORS
Plans
and
ABOUT COMPLETED
SEVERELY HURT
No Dark
Room
Neccessary
LET THE CHILDREN KODAK
Estimates
NEW MACHINE SHOP
Coquille
Given
Concrete
Bricks Stone and Timber
Contractor.
Phone 151-J
Offices 117 Front Street, Marshfield Ore.
11(1
Incorporated.
Manufacturers of
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe
The Strongest and Nearest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
prospectors and mill men.
621 Tburmao Street
P ortland , O biooh .
Oregon
THE O. K. BARBERSHOP
| C o q u ille ,
First Class W oik Guaranteed.
Coos
N o Surplus of G o o d Fruit.
A. G. Aiken, one of the oldest
It is an interesting fact that the
and best known residents of Coos
Kodak Finishing
great extension of fruit growing,
Work Done in $
Bay, was critically injured last eve­
in all parts of the country, has been
a
Specialty
any finish
One of the Mott Beautiful and Sub ning by being thrown from a bug­ Falls Between Logs and Severely attended, not by a decline in
gy on the Ferndale road near Dun-
stantial Buildings in Coos
prices, but by a very considerable
and Probably Fatally
can,s uoine.
He sustained a se
County.
advance. The question whether or
Crushed
vere scalp wound, a broken collar
not the multiplication of orchards
On Friday while working in the and berry patches will have the
At the close of the building sea­ bone and internal injuries the ex­
son a Dumber of nice homes are tent of which cannot be determined. logging camp of Seeley A Anderson effect of producing a glut, so as to
nearing completion as well as the He is suffering intense pain and on the lower river, Steve Steward render profitless the labor and ex­
last of the three large bricks which this leads to the belief that the in­ of Riverton, was seriously injured penditures of the fruit grower,
Three doors North of Drane’s Store
have recently been added to the juries may be even more serious by falling between two logs, one of s e e m B , then, very likely to meet a
business section of Coquille. This than was first anticipated. His ad­ which rolled against him crushing negative reply.
is the double building of the Farm­ vanced age, he being about 75, both legs, and it is feared inflected
In the first place the demand for
internal injuries. It appears that all the fruits of North America is
ers and Merchants Bank and Dr. makes the case more serious.
Mr. Aiken, who has the contract be was walking on one of the logs world-wide.
Richmond and E. C. Barker A Co ,
The world’s appe­
A ll Work Guaranteed
Coquille, Oregon
the Jewelers. The mechanics are for carrying the mail between Em­ when a piece of bark was picked tite for them is insatiable; nnd as
pire
aud
Marshfield,
was
bringing
up by his calks, causing him to the facilities for distributing them
now putting on the finishing touches
of this building, which some ot tho up the mail last evening. He was lose bis hold on the log nnd he are better systematized through in-
occupants are moving in. The cor­ driving a rather fractious horse went down between the two logs- tellgent
cooperative
arrange­
ner room will be occupied by (ne which became frightened at some and just at that time the blocking ments between growers and trans­
object alongside the road near the holding the two apart gave way, al­ portation agencies, are selling agen­
Hank mentioned.
Ferguson home.
The
animal lowing them to come together cies in the cities, it seems as though
The banking room is finished in
wheeled so quickly that Mr. Aiken catching him across the legs and the problem is to be, not hoiv to
soled mahogany, except the wain-
could Dot stop him aDd was thrown lower part of the body.
get rid of surpluses, but bow to
scoatiug which is of Alaskan marble
from the rig, striking on his head
Not long since he left a camp ¡ d get enough of any kind of good
as is also the tons of the dealing
and shoulders.
Washington on account of danger, fruit.
In years of abundance iu
counters. The pillars at either side
Members of the Ferguson family came borne, thinking it would be American apple orebar Is, good ap
of the main entrance are eighteen
heard some one groaning soon af­ less dangerous, but it seems that pits have been sold in Mexico at
inches in diameter, and of Red
ter the accident and investiga­ this proved a wrong idea. There is 15c apiece. In London they have
Beach granite, and the steps are of
tion revealed Mr. Aiken lying in more or less danger in all camps, retailed at 25c apiece. Other fruits,
Tennessee
marble. The fixtures
the road.
Ho was taken to the regardless of the precautions taken. capable of bearing transp ration
which have not yet arrived are ex­
house and Dr. Horsfall called and Steve has many friends along the for long distances, have command­
pected at auy time, and when install
his relatives notified.
entire length of the river who sin­ ed proportionately high prices.
ed this will be one of the most sub­
Mrs. Aiken came to Oregon in cerely regret his misfortune, nnd Of course, these prices haye been
stantial and
beautiful banking
1853 aud has been a resident of hope for his recovery.
for choice fruit. In New York and
houses in the cotuniy.
SUPPLIES AT
Coos
County
almost
contin­
Boston, even 10 and 15 cents
The two rooms of Dr. Richmond
uously since that time, only two or
Tw ins, T riplets N o F are
apiece
has
been
readily
obtainable
and Barker & Co. are finished in
three others who were residents
fir with flemish oak tint which gives
ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 29 .— for choice apples.
here then still remaining. He has
Such exceptional figures as those
SE83SS8S8S#
a beautiful effect with the furniture
been a member of the Masonic When Conductor T. Burns of the
and fixtures. The one which they lodge for more than forty years and Northern Pacific road went into the above quoted are not, however,
necessary as a basis for profitable
will occupy has been specially dis-
R. E.SHINE, Visa Pia»
is one of the oldest members of parlor car of his train one day last fruit growing. The modern prices A J. SHERW OODJres.
igned for their use, the Dr’s office
week he was greeted with two seats
I. H. HAZARD, Cashier
0. C. SANFORD, Aaat. Caahler
that organization in the state.
paid
by
the
mass
of
American
con­
and consulting rooms occupying the
Few on Coos Bay have a larger filled with seven children, their sumers are sufficiently high for that;
rear and Mr. Barker’s jewelery store
mother and one ticket. “ Madam,”
circle of friends than Mr. Aiken and
and watchmakers’e establishment
said
he, “ I am guided by the com­ as in thousands of houses our peo­
all are hoping that he will quickly
the front, the latter of which has
pany’s rules and you will have to ple are learning to prefer fruit at
cover from his injuries.— Times.
been supplied with new mahogany
pay half fare for some of these moderate prices, to many another
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O P C O Ç U IliL i B , O R B G O | 4 .
article of food which they have
cases and counter of most beautiful
children.”
D ied at Cam as V a lle y .
heretofore
demanded.
finish and elegant design.
“ Sir,” sai 1 the large woman with
The improvement of canning pro­ T r a n sa c ts a General B an kin g B u sin ess
John Benham, of this city, receiv­ vigor, “ Theodore aud «Theodora,
The middle room will be occupied
cesses
and the cheapening of ap­
by A. P. Miller’s confectionery store, ed a telephone message early Thurs­ there, are twins, age three years,
paratus has also its effect in insur­
Mary
and
May,
in
the
same
seat,
day
morning
from
Camas
Valley
Board of Directors.
the counters’ and cases for which
Correspondents.
ing a market for fruits. Fruit far­
are being installed, which are of fir which stated that his brother. Hen­ are sisters to the little Marion here
A . J. Sherwood,
R. O. Dement,
National Bank o Commerce, New York Ci
mers are not now dependent on
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’lBank, San Franc!
and of convenient design and beau­ ry, well known here as “ Hank” Ben- with me, being triplets, born four
“ canneries.” Recent inventions en­
Inaiali Hacker.
R .E . Shine. I First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland.
ham,
had
died
very
suddenly
of
years
ago.
I
have
here,
as
you
see,
tiful finish.
able them to do the canning them­
The second floor of both build­ what was supposed to be heart fail­ children who are younger, one of
selves.
It
ings are divided iuto offices of con­ ure. The deceased was born in them being but 11 weeks old.
It would seem, then, that the
venient size, a number of which are that valley about 28 years ago, but will be one year at least before grower need o d y see to it that his
for rent, and will be cozy and con­ catnetoC ros county with his par- your road can charge h ilf fare for fruit is of good quality, attractive­
venient places for professional men. eats when a cnild and bad spent any of my family.
ly put up and intelligently mark­
The building is heated through­ the greater part of bis life in the
eted,
to be certain ot a reasonable
The
“
N
ever
C
uss
Club
”
out bv the hot water system, there Coquille valley, where he has a large
reward.
But the day ‘when ue-
M . D. SHERRARD, PROPRIETOR
being a radiator in each room, hall­ circle of friends who will learn of
PORTLAND. Or., Oct. 26 .— glected orchards and bushes could
liis
sad
and
untimely
demise
with
Rose Building, Second Street,
way and coridor, there beiDg two
(Special.)-—The “ Never Cuss Club” be depended on to produce salable
separate plants, L.r the t io depart­ deep regret. He leaves a father is Ihe name of o n e o f the latest or­
crops has passed. The grower of
ments, ample room for whith is and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. ganizations to be formed in Oregon
today must be equipped by study
Bent
am,
and
throe
bi
others,
Robert,
provided in the basement.
City. The purpose of the club is for battling with insect pests; must
John and William, who have the
Are prepared to do all kinds of repairing in ma­
indicated in the name. The idea is be insistent in cultivation and in
sympathy of all.
R ea ch es H ighest M ark.
popular and the membership is said the use of the sprayer; and must, in '
chinery— large and small — iu a scientific and
to be on the increase
Butter is now selling in Marsh­
short, give his close attention to
The Pacific Monthly's Special
workman like manner, Special attention given
The club plans to impress upon htB trees as the etockman does to
field at 65 cents for a pound and a
Introducin' Offer
_________
the minds ofils members the futi- his cattle, the doctor to his patients,
half square, aud the price of butter
to Donkey and Gasoline Engines, Automobiles, etc
The Pacific Monthly, of Portland, lily o f cuss words and to cure them or the merchant to keeping hiB
fat has reached its highest mark.
Also stock of goods fresh and in salable
The cold storage plant is paying 43 Oregon, is a beautifully illustrated,. of >he habit of using them.
cents per pound for butter fat and monthly magazine which gives very when they are snapped out by an- condition.— C. B. Barns, Extension
letting the rancher keep the skim full information about the resources E T cussers, effective means are ta- Division in Oregon Agriculturist.
miik. This is the highest ever paid and opportunities of the country ly -1 ken to remind the offender of bis
In-
for butter fat iu this locality, and it ing West of the Rockies. It tells fracture of the club rules.
“ I am pleased to recommend »OK)!OK)ioK)ieioK?ieK^)K0)ieieioK^)io^)ie(oioiOK^
is estimated that at the prices the all about the Government Reclama- stead of a fine, the unruly member Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as
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farmers have been receiving for tion Projocts, free Government land must submit to the indignity of be- tne beat thing I know of and safest
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their butterfat this year the best of and tells about the district adapted ing kicked by every- oDe belonging remedy for coughs, cold and bron­
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. L. COCHRAN, Proprietor
cows should each bring $110 to iD fruit raising, daiiying. poultry to the club within reach. A few chial trouble,” writes Mrs. L. B.
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raising, etc. It has splendid stories kickings are said to work wonders Arnold of Denver, Colo. “ We have
$150 a year to the owners.
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An average test of milk is 4.5 by Jack Londos and other noted in effecting the reformation of the used it repeatedly and it has never
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Hot and Cold Baths, Hair Cutting and Massag- ^
cussers.
pounds of butterfat to the 100 authors.
failed to give relief.” For sale by
ing a Specialty.
The price is $1.50 a year, but to
pounds of milk. The skim milk in
all dealers.
Secretary Wilson of the Depart­
100 pounds of whole milk is esti­ ntroduce it we will send six months
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mated to be worth 60 cents in feed­ for fifty cents. This offer must be ment of Agriculture says that the
One of the Most Up-to-Date Shops in the City ^
British novelties aDd the reading
ing value, so the rancher is receiv­ accepted on or before the February unbounded prosperity o f the agri- public are discussing the question
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ing something over $2.50 for every 1, 1911. Send your name and ad­ cultift-e is not due to chance, but is ‘ what is the proper length of a nov­
100 pounds of milk.— Marshfield dress accompanied by fifty cents in the result o f intelligent, scientific el” ? We are not sure whether a
Rtarapsand learn all about Oregon, business methods. A reader ofThe good novel can be too long, but we
Sun.
Washington, Idaho, and Cali'irnia. Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer do know that a bad novel cannot be
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Li­
Address, The Pacific Monthly, has placed before him each week
too short.
ver Tablets do not sicken or gripe,
Portland Oregon.
the practical and approved methods
For pains in the side or chest
and may be taken with perfect safe­
to which Secretary Wilson refers.
“ I do not believe there is any
dampen a piece of flannel with
ty by the most delicate woman or
It is a good investment. Only
the youngest child. The old and other medicine so good as Cham­ $ 2.25 for The Weekly Inter Ocean Cnamberlain’s Liniment and bind it
feeble will also find them a most berlain’s Cough Remedy,” writes and Farmer and this paper oDe on over the seat cf pain. There is
nothing better.
For sale by all
suitable remedy for aiding and Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction [ year.
strengthening their weakened di­ City, Ore. This remedy is also un­
There was some danger of the dealers.
gestion and for regulating
the surpassed for colds and croup. For aviaitors getting ahbad of the auto- We notice that all political orators,
sals by all dealers.
bowels. For sale by all dealers.
1 raobilists on the casualty record, but when they endeavor to describe
Mr. Billinger is appointing his the Vanderbilt cup race makes wbat a progressive is, always do it
The 11,000 men on the 14 battle­
in a manner that includes themsel­
ships now assembled in New York own committees to investigate his ; things a little nearer even.
We Carry
odd departments, as a further eluci­
are t > be paid off, to the amount
When it comes to a Simona pure ves within the term.
dation, no doubt of the commonly
Right on the heels of his anooucs-
of about $800,030. This will always
1 insurgency, the Wisconsin brand
j insure them a warm welcome in accepted opinion that he has no makes all others in the market look ment that be would issue pie to the
sense of humor.
like they were violations of the pure Insurgents, the President puts 8,000
New York.
For a job of first-class Mending, law.
Postoffices on the classified list.
President Fallieres, of France,
Dying or Cleaning, or a new suit
You
Aviators evidently do not belieye We are headquarters for euerythlng in the meat line.
Army. Napoleon used to pull their tailored, call at the rear of the
One charm about the coming of
wants always receives prompt attention.
ears We prefer Napoleon’s way. Pharmacy building. K. Holverson. winter is that you cannot hear the that it is better to su Ter the ilia we
Fos S ale — Black breasted red | piano next door through closed have than to fly to others we know
School supplies at Knowlton’s
games, inqaire at thia office.
not of.
1 windows.
Drug Store.
F IR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
A tto rn e y - a t -L a w ,
:
$ l />0
— — ¡»¡»»saw»
LAW YER
Coquille,
ear
KNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE
J. J. STANLEY
:
STEVE STEWARD
Y
Makes Kodaking Easy
Offlo in Robinson building, Opatairs
Coquille,
G lenn A ik e n Hurt.
er
Daylight Development
W. C. CHASE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Martin Building
FINE BUILDING
P
DEAN S STUDIO
Dr. C. W. Endicott
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ,“ 1910
Entered hb second-class mutter May
8, Xa05, at the postoffice at Coquille,
Orearon, under act ol Congrega of March
3 , 187».
Phone Main 431.
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PIONEER MEfIT «ARRET
r T -v
Lard,
Hams,
Bacon,
Sausage,
Fresh and Salt Meats.
COQUILLE VALLEY
PACKING CO.