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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1911)
DR. RICHMOND PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offlo e iu R ichm ondB arker Building. O oqiTlLLK, O k KUO N. Otho » Phone Mmu 211. i ~~T~ Dr. C. W. Endicott D entist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431. Coquille, Oregon T E. D, SPERRY A ttorney am i Couuoellor a t Law. Office in liobinaon Bnild'.ng W. C. CHASE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Otìioe iu Hichiuoml-Barker Building. ! C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counsellor ut Law Office Phone 335 Main Residence Phone 846 Main CoqciLLB C ity , O ke I J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Martin Building • Front Stree C o q u il l e , O ukoon A. J. Sherwood, A ttohnkyat -L aw , N otary P ublic , Coquille, : : Oregon Walter Sinclair, ATTOaSlT-XT-LlW. N otabt Poni lo, Coquille, : : Oregon. I Hall & Hall, A t t o b k e t s - at L a w , Dealer in R e a l E state o f all kinde. Marshfield, Oregon. I I G. D. Holden £. L awybb , J ustice or thk P eacf 0 . 8. Commissioner, G eneral Inaurano* Agent, and N otary Publio. Office in Robinson Building. Coquille Oregon. I 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 , - - O regon . Theo. Berpan Shoe Mfe.Co. Incorporated. M anufacturers of The Celebrated Bern man n Shoe LOCAL N EW S. 'The Golden Rule,’’— C. H . Cleaves. Did you notice Robiroon’s specials For a quick lunch get boiled ham Drane’s. Choice onion sets at Drug store. Knowlton’s tf. Our ntw ginghams are now ar riving. Call and see them. For rent, dairy farm, some stock for sale. Inquire at this office. 3 2t2 Some good second band cars for sale at Lyons' garage. Bargains, if taken at once. Miss Eva Scbroeder, who has Edwin KUingsen returned from been visiting in Portland for the Marshfield Monday. past two months returned home Beautiful spring hats for children last week. at the White House. For sale—-One good Buck range, •Toel Root came down from uearly good as new; address Mrs. Arago Friday on business. H L. Stephens, Fisbtrap, or phone High top shoes at a great cut Farmer 5-1. price at Lyons & Jones. For Kent— six room bouse, good W anted— All kinds of furs by Geo. garden lot with fruit and berries. T. Moulton, Coquille, Ore. Inquire Herald offi -e or I G. Fish’s It pays to trade at Robinson’s. furniture factory. 16t4. Read his ad. Note the prices. Good roads will soon be here. B. L. Hurst, of Bandon was a Get your order in for a car. New Coquille business visitor Friday. and secondhand cars lor sale at Frank (ireenougb went to Pros Lyons’ garage. per Wednesday for a short business We invite all to our Soring visit. Millinery opening, Saturday, March James Walstrom, of Bandon, was 18th, at the While House, First doing business Jn Coquille Tues National Bank Bldg. day. Why send away for garden seeds Cspt. llobt. Dunham, who has when you can buy thoroughly been very sick at a San Francisco tested seeds for less money at is some better. Knowltou’s Drug Store. T. T. Smith was up from River Mrs. Will Slingsby and child ton Wednesday looking after his ren came down from Mvrtle Point property interests. Tuesday for a few days visit with Mrs. Fay Jones and little niece, her mother Mrs. J. A Davenport. Helen, visited at Myrtle Point T. B. McDonald and family have the first of the week. moved up to 1 heir homestead near Miss McConnell, who is em Bridge. Mr. McDonald will still ployed iu the sheriff's office, spent continue to preach here, coming Sunday at Marshfield. down on Saturdays E- E. Johnson was a business A. Smally was a business visitor visitor at Marshfield and North in town from Arago Monday. Mr. Bend, Monday and Tuesday. Smally reports that considerable Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, 15 grain has been sown in his neigh eggs, per setting $1.00. For sale borhood already this spring. by J. Quick, Coquille, Ore. tf S. M. Nosier is again agent for the New and fresh groceries always old reliable De Laval Separators. Sample machine and extra parts on hand a t Drano’s store. Spring hats on display at the always on hand. Call in and see White House, Saturday, March 18. the new Improvements on them. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gallier, of Ban- week to visit friends Mr. Gallier re turned home Saturday but Mrr. Gallier remained for a few days — Any intelligent persou may earn a good income corresponding for newspapers; experience unnecessav. Send stamp for full particulars. Empire Press Syndicate, Middle- port, N. Y. Seed oats for sale. Apply to W. S. Eachus, Belieu place, near Arago. don, came up the last of the For Sale— Wheat, oats and bar ley. E. A. Wimer, Arago. Phone 5XX. Now is the time to plant onion sets. You can get them at Lyons & Jones. Prof. J. C. Logan, of the' Bear Creek country was a Coquille visit or Monday. Garden seeds in bulk, also iu papers; 3 fot 10c at Knowlton’s Drug Stoie. Ernest Folsom of Myrtle Point, visited Coquille a few days the first of the week. Knowlton’s Drug store has just received a large stock of very choice onion sets. tf. Millinery opening at the White House, Saturday, March 18. first National Bank Bldg. A marriage license was granted James E- Lane and Jessie Ellen Heggard last Friday. Reservations for berths on the S. S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call a t F uhrm an's Pharm acy. We have some great bargains in men's high top shoes. Call and see them at Lyons & Jones. B. E. Buck came up from Ban- dou Satuiday Jo transact business and look up old acquaintances. Quick & Curry make the galvan ized screen door; standard sizes on hand; special sizes made In short order. Also handy, adjustable win dow screens, Ironing boards, sleevlf boards, bread boards, drain boards and m eat safes. When you have rheumatism in your foot 01 instep apply Chamber lain’s Liniment and you will get quick relief. It costs but a quarter. Why suffer? For sale by all deal ers. Card Oi Thanks We desire to publicly express our heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighbors for the kindly assistance rendered during our late sorrows Especially do we feel grateful to those who have stayed with ns so gladly during the sickness of our lost one, and also to those unknown friends for their kind and accipta- ble assistance. To all we are duly grateful. H. G. Cameron and son. Mr. and Mrs. J O. Eggleston. For early seed potato g call on Gut your onion sets at Knowl- 8. M. Nosier. tou’s Drug store. tf. | Fresh garden seeds and on'on sets at Lyons & Jones. The following persona claimed the county bounty on wild cat pelts during the lust week; J. A. ColtOD, two; John Shook, four; F. E; Rogers, one; O. W. Morris, four. Nathan Smith, one; Oliver Miller, one. Look over our new liue of aim lin underwear at Lyons <fc Jones. Mrs. K. A. Leep and two chil dren will leave Eugene today and are expected to airrve here Hatur- lay. They nre coming in by way of Roseburg and Dr. Leep will meet them at Myrtle Point with an automobile. See the new Hupmobile Touring car. with its beautiful low-bung body and long wheel-base of 110 inches — the precise size of the finest four passenger Fiench and Italian cars whose general lines it follows. loo S ^ S Z S Z S Z S Z S ¡¡Z SZ SZ SZ S Z ^ i^ ^ NOTICE TRAP N ESTED BARRED P L Y n O llT M R O C K S . Our matings have produced stand ard-bred B|<ecimens of exhibition qual ity with records of 242, 227, 222 egg« in 3(15 days. Having closed ont our Dry Goods and gone into the Grocery business exclusively, we have decided to discontinue the handling of the Graphophon*. Aa we have put out something like two hun dred machines, wo will continue to handle the Rec ords, but have decided to make some changes in the giving out of Records to our Customers who have our Machines, Viz: When vour Cash pur chases amount to $5 00 we will give you one Sin gle Record free, or one Double Record by pay ing 35c in addition to the $5.00 worth of Tickets, and will continue to keep a good selection of pieces on hand at all times. Respectfully, Baby C h ick s and E g g s for H atch ing Book your orders now tor spring de livery. A few cockerels from heavy lay ing stock for $5 00. P lym o u th Place, P o u ltry Yard s FRED BACHMAN, Prop. Marshfield, Box 585 Phone 283 F O R BALE. A country store with postofflee in connection. A good, new building 24xSO feet, good business and acre tract of land. Inquire a t the Herald office. S IM P L E X P. E. DRANE SEPARATO RS. Dealer iu Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour and Feed. When you want a separator th a t will not get out of balance, get a Simplex, which has the self-adjusting neck bear ing. They are dlsplaciug all other makes. For sale by GEO. E. PEOPLES. 2 SSZSZ' D O IN T ’T B T J IL D L. A. Langly, lineman for the Home Telephone company, has Until you see us. We can save you money W OOD. WOOD. WOOD. moved his family over from Marsh Lay In yonr w inter’s supply while field an I will make Coquille bis you can. Alder— the best on the home. They have moved into one m arket, |2 n tier delivered. Phone of the Folsom bungalows in Ell 151. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS iott’s addition. Robiusou will sell a lot of calico Estimates furnished. Job work of all kinds done with neatness nnd diepr.liii Saturday. North Bend people are awaiting the return of L. J. Simpson in order FOR SPRING OF 1 911 R S. KNOW LTON, President GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Prt to make arrangements for a can li. H. M A ST, Cashier nery site on the wuter front. Sub scriptions for stock are being taken among the farmers on the b»y at A complete line of $100 per share- LADIES’ SHIRTWAISTS Robinson sold a lot of suits the MUSLIN WEAR last two weeks— did you get one? SPRING GINGHAMS CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 ¡SUITINGS J. E. Quick accompanied his A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited MEN’S NEGLIGEE SIIIRT8 sisters, Flora Quick and Mary GOLF SHIRTS First Class Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Harvev, to Bandon last Fiiday, SUMMER UNDERWEAR where the ladies visited relatives a few days. Mayor Quick returned A J. SHERWOOD Prêt. R. i.SHINE, Vlst ?rcs the same day. Miss Quick and Mrs. L. H. HAZARD. C u ille r 0. C. SANFORD, A u t. C o llie r These goods are direct from the Harvey will leave on the Breakwater factory and are selling at prices Saturday for their homes. to suit everybody. It is to your It pays to trade at Robinson’s. Interest to inspect these goo la. Read his ad. op COÇUIL1L1H, OREGON. Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the most T r a n s a c t s a G e n e ra l B a n k in g B u s in e s s dangerous? It is not the cold itself that you need to lear, but the ser ious diseases it often leads to. Most Board of Director«. CorreiptadenU. of^these are known as germ dis R. O. Dement, A. J. Sherwood, National Bank o Commerce, New York Ci eases. Pneumonia and consump L. Harlocker, L. H. Hazard, Crocker Woolworth N’lBank, San Fean :i tion are among them. Why not Isaiah Hacker. R. K. Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portlan take Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy and cure your cold while you can? For sale by all dealers. Ostrander & Gee Coquille, - Oregon Just Arrived Farmers ai)d Merchants of Coquille Baijlj FIRST N ATIO N A L B A N K R O SE’S CASH STORE Card of Thanks We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends who so kind ly assisted us during our late be- reavment and tor the many beauti ful floral contributions. Mrs. C. M. Skeels and family. H orses tor Bale Span of young meres, coming 6 this spring; weight between 1600 and 170c; well broke, single or double. One black horse, coming 5 years old in spring: weight about 1400. Inquire A Smalley’s ranch, Hall’s creek. 2-i6t4 H elp W a n ted Man 1 nd wife w anted to work on j dairy rauch. Bert Berri, Arago. j 2-l6tf Why Bake Bread at borne when it is just as cheap to buy it at the City Bakery? Save yourself the woik and worry. Fresh bread every day. We also have fresh cakes, pies and fancy pastry con stantly on hand, or will bake anything to order on request. Lodges and social gather ings supplied with all kinds of good things. Phone 376. ROSEBUKG- MYRTLEjPOIi\T STAGEJIM J. L. LA IR D , Proprietor. The City Bakery ^ Loaves Myrtle Point daily at 8 o*cl< ck p. m., carrying mail and passengers. . Arrives at Roseburg following evening. Stage leaves Roseburg daily at at 6 a. m. Special rigs for parties at any tin e. Laird’s Livery Barn, Myrtle Point Home Telephone 461. Farmers Telephone 156 THE BAXTER HOTEL New management, new service and a new system. It is the hope of the present managers to make of the B A X T E R 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 ro p s . For early onions plant the sets S. M. Nosier delivers hay, flour, The Strongest and Jfeurest Water during February. Knowlton’s Proof shoe made for loggers, miners FLOUR DECLINE. White feed and potatoes anywhere in Drug store has some very fine sets, prospectors and mill men. Spray and Webb Foot now selling town free of charge. tf. 021 Thurman Street at $1 50 per ssek. Every sack P obtland , O bkgon . Mis a Winnie Spires, of Myrtle guaranteed at Lyons A Jones. M illinery Opening. j Point, came down Monday and See Jefl D. Wilson before order Mrs. A. G. Aiken will open up has accepted a position in the ing your spring suit. her Spring and Summer Millinery Home Telephone office at this Mrs. Chis. Larenz and children Tuesday March 21st, at her store: place. returned to their home in Bandon on Front street. All are invited. Builder and Lyons & Jones have just re Wednesday, having come up a tf ceived a nice line of corset covers, week ago Sunday. Contractor.... muslin drawers and skirts from the Notice. The most common cause of Estimates gladly furnished, ijj east. - Bv order of the board of d i insomnia is disorders of the 0 Mr. J. F. Miller and his three stomach. Chamberlain’s Stomach rectors the stock books of the Co aille [ji Jail on or a id res r. L Coquille little daughters, Misses Hazel, and Liver Tablets correct these quille Valley Telephone company C apt, Olsen, Maste. O Q Cr-S3r \ Polly and Loree came down from disorders and enable you to sleep will be open for a short time for Will make regular trips between subscriptions on an installment Coquille Tuesday. Mr. Miller re For sale by all dealers. C A L L ON basis, viz; $5 00 down and $5 per C o q u ille R iv e r an J S a n turned the same day but bis daughters wil> visit a while with month until $30 is paid in. After' F r a n c is c o . their two aunts, Mrs. Memhardt $15 is paid one share of stock will | N o Sto p -o ver at W a y Porta. be issued and the second when the Electric Lights. Everything in First and Mrs. Sidney Dean, and their FOR PRICES contract is completed. All pur- grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Miller.— Class Style. For Saturday, 18th ON YOUR 1 chasers of stock on this plan will < Reservations at Fuhrm an's Phar Recorder. CALICO receive stockholders’ rale of 50c macy. Northern grown garden seeds, CALICO per month switching fee after first 18 yardsjfor $t.oo thoroughly tested and reliable; 3 payment of $5. 2-1714. AND papers lor 10c at Knowlton’s Drug Fels Naptha Soap WM. FRANZENBACH. Sculptor Saturday 10 bars for 45 c I Store. FRESH FISH. Contractor in Marble, Gtanite, Blue Lakaa String Beane, regular Monday evening the “ Truth For a nice, fresh salmon, right 15c can Saturday fi for 70e Stone, Concrete and Tile ‘ j Seekers” of the Christian Sunday from the river, call a t the ferry. Fresh Prunes, regular 10c lb. They are to be had each morning. Vaults. Monuments, Headstones, Tab school gave a social at the resi Saturday 4 lbs 25c Ed McAdams lets, Iron Fences and all kinds of Form or Bua Inomo dence ot L- P. Maury. There FRESH VEGETABLES We were about thirty there and every o, p p . r t l c u l . r . b o .« I s c e H e * . fa r aal«. Hot F O R RENT. Cemetery and Building Work. W i f i to h ear from o w n e r only w ho one had a good time. Sandwiches, w ill ■•fi direi t to buyer. O lva prie#, Tour ale* housekeeping rooms, ¿ ••c rlp tU n an-1 s t a t a wl*«n poaaaaakM i pickles, caks and lemonade was • a n b a h a d . A d d rea i with pan try and bath. Inquire of Carving and Lettering a Specialty ■ M» LtAUTtMU. » BANDON OREGON. | served. Ko sisr à Moulton. W. H, BOYLE % Formerly of the Skookum Restaurant H A V E YOU? AN EDISON PHONOGRAPH? We haye them in all kiuds, from the Gem at 512.50 to the Amberola at $200.00. A complete book of records always on hand E. C. BARKER & CO. Si r. E l i z a b e t h Î C BeaverS Chadwicif SPECIALS J E W E LE R S PIONEER MEAT MARKET r f Spring Painting Paper Hanging r WANTED ROBINSON’S We Carry ____ Lard, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Fresh and Salt Meats. are headquarters for euerything\in the meat line. wants always receiues prompt attention. You tO QUILLE VALLEY PACKING CO.