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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1911)
DR. RICHMOND PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON. Olilo« in Itiutmiuml Harker Building. C o t ¿ u i 1,1,K, O h k o o n . Offlor Phone Main 211. Dr. C. IN. Endicott D e n t ist Office over First National Bank Pilone Main 4111. Coquille, Oregon I E. D. SPERRY Attorney nini Oonnoollor nt Law. Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office in Hichinoml-Barker Building. C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counsellor at Law Office Phone 335 Main Resilience Phone 340 Main C o q u il l e C i t y , O ku J. J. STANLEY • Front Stree C o q u il L b , O r e g o n A. J. Sherwood, A t t o r n e y - a t - L a w , N o ta r y P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon Walter Sinclair, A ttobnky - at -L a w . N ot »«» P ubmo , Coquille, : : Oregon. —n j Hall & Hall, A ttobnkts - it L aw , Dealer in K kai . E stati of ali kinds. Marshfield, Oregon. E. G. D. Holden L aw yer , J u s t ic e o f t h e P e a c e U. 8. Commissioner, General Inaurano* Agent, and Notary Publio. Office in Robinson Building. Coquille Oregon. DR. K. A. LEEP PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON First National Bank Building I R. B. HOAG, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Richmond-Barker Building. C oquille , - - For sale—One good Buck range, She will finish her load with lum Don’t forget the Herald's bargain nearly good as new; address Mrs. ber at Prosper for Alaska. subscription otter. II. L. Stephens, Fishtrap, or phone Mrs. C- B. Gilkey went to Port Fred Barker came up from Farmer 5-1. land by tlie last Breakwater and at Aberdeen Monday. Frank Greenough went to Bul tended business matters there and Wanted—Oregon grape root. lards Moudqy and expects to be at Salem aud thi n went to Hills gone several days attending to bus boro to see her mother and sister. Geo. T. Moulton. Born, to Mr. and Mrs Alfred iness there. Dr. A. F. Kirsbtnan is moving The Ilupmobile will do anything or May, Jan. 26, a girl. his dental office from the First go anywhere a heavier car can do or Don't forget the display of val go; and stand abuse which their dead National Bank building to the entines at Knowltou's. Farmers <t Merchants building, weight cannot stand. J. H. Itadabaugh, of Norway, Miss Kate Farber of Myrtle Poiut where a fine suite ot rooms has been was in town last Friday. is going to resume duties ut the fitted up. itor Tuesday. Do you want a classy valentine? Farmers’ Telephone office the first Knowlton has them. of February. F. C. True, was a business visitor Lineman from Marshfield have to Bandon Tuesday. been busy this week repairing the Jim Mast came over from Marsh damaged lines of the Home Tele phone company. field Tuesday morning. S M. Nosier left Thursday morn S. Domeuigbini was up from ing for Roseburg to attend to lend Lumps on business Friday. Judge John F. Hall was a Co business, and expects to return the quille visitor Wednesday. .» last of the week. O regon . Theo. Bergman Shoe Mfg.Co. Incorporated. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pownder, of Portland aie visiting friends in town this week eu route home>*from California points where they have been on a wedding trip. Mr. Pownder is engaged iu the real es tate business in Portland. Quick & Curry make the galvan ized screen door; standard sizes on hand; special sizes made In short order. Also handy, adjustable win iiow to cure a cold iB a question dow screens, ironing boards, sleeve Wanted— All kinds of furs by Geo. in which many are interested just boards, bread boards, drain boards T. Moulton, Coquille, Ore. and meat safes. New anil fresh groceries always now. Chainberlaia’s Cough Rem edy bus won its great reputation on hand at Drane’s store. T eachers' E xam ination. and immense sale by its remarkable cure foi colds It cau always be Notice is hereby^ given that the Reduce U corsets at Lyons & depended upon. For sale by all regular semi-annual examination of dealers. all applieatns for state aud couniy Jones’, the finest on the market. White Spray and Webfoot flour D. J. Mitchell is manager at the papers will be given by the county $1.65 per sack at Lyons & Jones’. M. J. Hartson furniture store board ot examiners of this county The nifty Valentinas are to be while Mr. Hartson and family are in my office iu Coquille, beginning February 8, 1 9 1 1 at 9 a. in., and found at Kuowlton’s Drug store. visiting in California. continuing three days. Seed oats for sale. Apply to W. Mrs. James Iiichrnoud went S. Eachus, Belieu place, near Arago. to Dated this 23rd day of Jau. 1 9 1 1 . Marshfield Tuesday morning \V. H. Bunch, You can get anything you want going from there to Allegany to County Superintendent. in the grocery line at Lyons & Jones.' visit with her parents. Remember your frieuds valentines from Knowlto*’s. LAW YER Martin Building Get your onion sets at Knowl- For early onions plant the sets tf. during February. Knowlton’s ton’a Drug store. 'The Golden Rule.'*— C. H. Cleaves. Drug store has some very fine sets, A tnatriage license w « granted Friday to Harvey M. Bnklow and Light wagon for sale cheap at tf. Andr on’s. D. H. Johnson, of the C>qjille Rutha /. Minard. Choice onion sets ut Kuowlt in s Valley Puckiug company, went to The schooner Ottolie Fjord was Drug store. tf. Myrtle Point Monday for a busi towed to Riverton Tuesday where she loaded about 40 tons of coal. P. E. Drane was a Bandon vis ness visit LOCAL N E W S. with A. 1$. Gant, of Gravel Ford, was Mr. and Mrs. Don Walling and a business visitor in Coquille, Tues children of Arago came down Sat day. urday and visited Mr. aud Mrs. T C. C. Robinson came down from B. McDonald till Tuesday Norway Monday morning on busi Wheu her child is in danger a ness. woman will risk her life to protect New Hosiery— You will find the it. No great act of heroism or best hosiery in town at Lyons & risk of life is necossnry to protect Jones’. * a child from croup. Give Cham For Rent— New cottage in east berlain's Cough Remedy and all ern part of town. Inquire at this danger is avoided. For sale by all office. dealers. For Sale— Three timber claim re The new $900 Hupmobile is the first linquishments. E. E Morgan, Bax^- touring car of 110-inch wheelbase, slid ter Hotel. ing gear transmission and Bosch mag A vuleuliue will be important neto to be sold for less than $1000. 400 TRAP NESTED BARRED PLYHOUTH ROCKS. Our matings have produced stand ard-bred specimens of exhibition qual ity with records of 242, 227, 222 eggs in 305 days. Baby Chicks and Eggs for Hatching Book your order-n ow for spring de livery. A few cockerels from heavy lay ing stock for $0 00. P ly m ou th Place, Poultry Yards In the ensuing test-matter we have admitted to comparison with the Hupmobile each and every car v I, makes the appeal of a low price. But we have d roe so only that you might learn to look, in other for those feature*— liio-lohg guarantee, wheel-base, transmission, magneto, shock-absorbers, uphol? , smartness of design- -which makes the price of the Hupmobile remarkable. With these Ilupm 1- features lacking, your lower price would avail nothing. I.et us call the roll of cars, therefore, which might se *m th it amount you must deduct from the price of any to compare at an approximate price, ami make comparison. which lacks them. You have a pardonable pride in I he apperauce of your 80 you have now in the Hupmobile at $900 the life >Iii¿ car, so we’ ll take the question of LOOKS first. guarantee; the extra wheel bate ( at aa a ided cost o ’ m With the beautiful low-hung .body of the Hupmobile for every inch over ll>0 inches;) the sliding gear trail clearly in mind, look about you, then, for equal symmetry sion ; and the Bosch magneto. in cars sold at a similar figure; or for $503 more money. The next tiling to look for is the shock absorber.* cn the We know what your conclusion will he; so we cheerfully front springs, tremendously important in determining the urge you on to the next comparison—the question of size. riding qualities of the car. Be sure to hear in mind—the wheelbase measurement— Basson, then, to the character of the leather, a n l he because wheelbase inches cost m niev. atrd there can be no comparison of value between the Hupmobile at $900 and sure that this is up to the line machine finished stai dard of the Ilupmobile. any other car, unless the later equals It in length. Wheelbas*, transmission, magneto, shock-absorbers, The tlnpinohiie wheelbase is HO inches—the precise size of tire finest four passenger French an l Italian c trs upholstery—-a possible difference here of $400 in any r whose general lines It follows ; and it is the onlv 110 inch ten inches shorter than he Hupmobile—$400 in e of Hupmobile cost, which must be deducted from the car sold in Americi under $1000. The question of length being disposed of, make your seding price of that other car, before an equitable c * n* par ¡nun can] be made. comparison in the score of transmission and ignition. Again, no comparison can he made between tiro Hup X *w'—sum up all these external advantages; em, !u mobile at $900 and any other e r r ; unless the latter includ *s size them with the life long g larantee ; and add to them the sliding gear transmission and the B >seh magneto. the experience of thousands of Hupmobile owners, i i s’ To eliminate these two vital features (which are not ot whom drive their cars at a cost of 20c to 35c. a day. found in any car under $1000 save the Hupmobile) would Is there much room to doubt that the Hupmobile l mean a saving of nearly $200 to the manufacturer, and $900 is the car you want. I. R. Nosier Y O U R SHOE TROUBLES What is more uncomfortable and aggravating than an ill fitted shoe? Make up your mind that for once in your life you will have a shoe that satisfies you to the smallest detail, a shoe that does not slip at the heel nor pinch at the toe, a shoe that will not wrinkle or run over at the side. Make up your mind that this time you will have a shoe that follows perfectly the line of your foot, that from the very day you first put it on, feels cool and com fortable, and that will retain its trim and.'stylish appearance under the test of wear. Our Royal Chinook shoe com bines these three features, style, comfort and wearing quality. NOTICE TO T A X PAYERS. ROSE’S CASH STORE For Sale— Wheat. 1 ats and bar ley. E A V. imer, Arago. Phone 5XX. Miss Cora Belloni went to Marshfield Saturday an I came back Monday. 19tll A nice cool drink. Call on or address al Coquille « « - « - e ss* o ~ BeaverS Chadwick the only up-to-date PAPER HANGERS in Coquille. Give us a call and we will make good. Wfliiic ai)d Merchants of Coquille partners ing. They are displacing all other makes. For sale by GEO. E. PEOPLE«. NOTICE. My wife, Mrs. A. M. Magill, having hgt my bed and board, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will not pay any debts contracted by Earl Goodman and wife returned her. A. M. Magill, Eden Valley. R. E.SHINE, Vise Hr. » 0. C. SANFORD, Aast. Cashier A J. SHERWOOD Pf«>. l H HAZARD, Cashier F IR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K OF COQUILiIiH, ORBGOF. T r a n s a c ts a General B an k in g B usinesí Correapondenta. U, O. Dem ent, A . J. Sherwood, National Rank o Commerce. New York Ci L. Harlocker, T,. H. Hazard, Crocker Woolworth N’ lBank, San F ’.n ■ Latah Hacker, IL L . Rhine 1 First Nat’l Bank uf Fortlnnd, Fortlan 1 J . L. L A IR D , Proprietor. f e \ 'r, v ■ \ L OFFICE AT "THE EXCCLLO’ ~ . S t a g • r/v.f*v Leaves Myrtle Point daily at 8 o ’ cl < k p- m., carrying mail and passengers. *........ ....------------ Roseburg Arrives at R ob ? burp following evening. res Rosei Roseburg daily at at f* r. e leaves m. Special rigs for parties at any time. Laird’s Livery Barn, Myrtle Point Home Telephone 461. Farmers Telephone 156 This Store THE BAXTER HOTEL management, new service and a new system. It is is different the New hope of the present managers to make of the B A X T E R from moit Shoe Stores More attention paid to properly fitting your feet FOK SALE. A country store with postofflee in connection. A good, new building 24x30 feet, good business and acre tract of land. Inquire at the Herald office. A higher stand ard of shoe value is our particular hobby— And we sell FOK SALE. One fifteen horse-power Fair- banks-Morse stationary gasoline en gine, new. At a bargain If sold at once. Address R. W. Squire, Pros per, Ore. FRESH FISH. For a nice, fresh sfflmon, right Sedentary habits, lack of out For fruit, ornamental trees, ber from the river, call at the ferry. ries, rose bushes and shrubbery give door exercise, insufficient mastica They are to be had each morning. Geo. T. Moulton your order. tion of food, constipation, a torpid Ed McAdams. a first class hotel in every sense of the word. Your patron age is solicited and, if given, your wants will be cared for in the most satisfactory manner possible. H A R R IN G T O N & R O B E R T S , P rops. Formerly of the Skookum Restaurant H A V E Y O U ? AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH? We haye them in all kinds, from the Gem at #12.50 to the Amberola at $200.00. A complete book of records always on hand E. C. BARKER & OO. SHOE in preference to any other. Mrs. Jeff Wilson and younger liver, worry and anxiety, are the children returned from a visit to roost common causes of stomach W O O D . W O O D . W O O D. Norway Monday afternoon. trouble!. Correct your habits and Lay In your winter's supply while Miss Geneyieve l'ellefsoo, of take Chamberlain's Stomach and you can. Alder— the best on the j Mnisbfield, came over last week and Liver Tablets and vou will soon be market, $2 a tier delivered. Phone! well again. For sale by all dealers. 858. is clerking nt Robioson’ s store. For a Job of first-class mending, Miss May Stauff, ol Marshfield, FOB RENT. came over Monday for a visit with dying or cleaning, or a new suit Four nice housekeeping rooms, tailored, call at the rear of the Phar her cousin, Mis. Walter Sinclair. with pantry and hath. Inquire of macy building. K. Holverson. Nosier A Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewellen were S. M. Nosier is again agent for the down from Myrtle Point Monday old reliable De Laval Separators. A piece of flannel dampare 1 with and Bpenta few hourc visiting here. Sample machine and extra parts Chamberlain’s Liniment aud bound Try a pair of those Newport hose. always on hand. Call In and see on to the affected parts is superior They will wear longer than any other the new Improvements on them. to any plaster. When troubled hose on the market. At Lyons & Big Money— We want an agent In with lame back or pains in the side Jones’. every town; salary and commission; For Sale— Nearly new buggy and references required; for full partic or chest give it atrial and yon ore harness, ana good bay mare, weight ulars address subscription depart certain to be more than pleased 950 pounds; very gentle; $150, one- ment, National Sportsman, Inc,, 75 with iby prompt relief whieh it af ford». Sold by all dealer*,' half flown. Federal St., Boeton, Mai«. Baijij CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 A. Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicit' - '! First Class Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent f W . vv. G A G E , Sh eriff ami T a x Collector. Jasper Yoakum and little daugh ter went to Marshfield Saturday and SIM PLEX SE P A R A T O R S . came back Monday. Mr. Yonkaui When you want a separa’ or that will had business to attend to at Marsh not get out of balance, get a simplex, field. which has the self-adjusting neck bear You are probably aware that pneumonia always lesults from a cold, but you never heard i f a cold resulting in pbenmoniu wheu Chamberlsic’s Cough Remedy was used. Why tuke the risk whei this remedy may be had fo r a D ifl ? Lyons & Jones have the pure pine apple juice at 25 cents per bottle. For sale by all dealers. Evangeli.-t W illi‘ ins au l wife, and Miss Roy went to Riverton for a few days. Knowltou's Drug store lies just received a large stork of very choice onion sets. tf. li «. KN OW LTON , President GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pr. R. H. MAST, Cashier ROSEBUHG-MYItTIÆ POINT S T A B IL II Mayor J. E Quick spent a few days in Marshfield attending Have you tried a pair of those to business matters last woek, re Newport hose? 25c a pair at Lyons turning home Saturday eveniug. & Jones’ . Hume stables below Port OrforJ. Coquille, Ore. County Agency Board of Directors Knowlton is head S. D. Harper, traveling salesman Thursday from Cornelius, Ore., for F. S. Dow was a Coquille 'bus where they spent the holidays with The Celebrated Berg man n Shoe Mr. Goodmnn’ s parents, Mr. and The Strongest and Nearest Water iness visitor Monday. Proof shoe made for loggers, miners Webfoot flour at Lyons & Jones’ Mrs. W. A Goodman. . prospectors and mill men, $1.65 per sack. Try one sack and Earl Slagle left Monday evening you will want another. (¡21 Thurman Street on the stage for Roseburg, goin g P o r t l a n d , O regon . Reservations for berths on the S. S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call from there to Grants Pass. Earl is going to work on a survey and will • *3 at Fuhrman's Pharmacy. be absent for some time. if Mrs. W. J. Wilcox snd Mrs. Manager Slagle varied the usual Charley Wilcox, were oyer from 'ill moving picture show at the Scenic the Junction Tuesday. B uilder and 9 Monday and Tuesday nights of this Miss Winnie Spires cams down Contractor.... vaudcvil'e from Myrtle Poiut Friday and vis week, introducing a Estimates gladly furnished. skit by “ Billy Empy Van.” ited friends till Saturday. $ "" For Life Yau have heard of all the 19II C ars—L .t ’s Compare them with the $ 9 oo nupm obile Touring Car Manufacturers o f W. H. BOYLE Guaranteed $900 FRED BACHMAN, Prop. Marshfield, Box 585 Phone 283 Taxes for the year of 1910 are due and payable oil or after February 1st, 1911. Three per' cent rebate up to March 15th. From March 15th to April 3rd pay taxes at face. There will be no further notice of the amount of taxes due sent out by mail, Miss Leta Mast spent a couple o( Allred Miller, living on Cun except where the taxpayers request it days in Myrtle Point the last ot ningham creek has just received and furnish a list of the property on last week. a fine registered mare from the which they desire to pay. on the 14th! quarters. Touring Car Want your trade and will retain your pat ronage after we first Florsheimize your feet. PIONEER ME0T MARKET r A Complete Showing at $S.OO Some Stylos it $6.00 LYONS & JONES L jii I 3tMJt Coqiille, Ora We Carry Lard, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Fresh and Salt Meats. We are headquarters for everything’ in the meat line. wants always receives prompt attention. 'C O Q U ILLE V A L L E Y You P A C K IN G CO.