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Coquille, Oregon
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Coanoollor at Law
Office in Robinson Building
c. CHASE.
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ATTORNEY-AT-L AW
Office in Kichmond-Bnrker Building.
C. R. B A R R m
Attorney and Oonnaellor at Law
Office Phone 335 Main
Residence Phone 3411 Main
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O oqcilli C ity , O b »
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J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Martin Building
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Front Pt»ee
O o q u il l i , Outtu rn
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A. J. Sherwood,
ATToa»»T-iT-Law,
N otibt Fistio,
Coquille,.
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N o t a e i P u b l ic ,
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Oregon
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H all & Hall,
Marshfield, Oregon.
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E. G. D. Holden
L aw tsb .
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O . H. C om m issioner,
1‘i i c ,
G eneral
Inaurano*
A g .n t, and N otary P nb lio.
Offloe
in R obin son B u ild in g.
Coquille
Oregon.
DR. K. A. LEEP
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
First National Bank Building
R. B. HOAG, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Richmond Barker Building.
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this city.
Klmona crepe cloth, also crepe
Mrs.
Harvey Snell and little
for house dresses; new patterns at
daughter Neva, of Covina, Cal., ar­
the White House.
rived on the Fifleld last Friday for
J. S. Lyons was a business visitor
a few months’ visit with Mrs. Snell's
In Marshfield Tuesday.
mother, Mrs. Anna Barklow.
Supt. Bunch went over to Marsh
Our new stock of Utx A Dunn
field Monday, returning on Tues
oxfords bars arrived and It will give
day.
us great pleasure to show them.
John Aason was a passenger to Lyons A Jones.
Myrtle Point Tuesday.
Camp supplies at Anderson's.
Miss Nellie Kerrigan, who has
Mrs. Harry Gardiner and little
been attending school at Berkley
son spent the past week with Mrs.
Cal., returned home the last of last
Gardiner's brother, John Johnson,
week.
on his ranch near Coquille.
H. H. Smith, the abstracter, who
Wood!
Wood!
Wood!
Deliv­
has been In Dallas, Oregon, since
ered at your house tor 91.25 a load.
last August, returned home
last
George Strang, of Bandon, was a
week.
Coquille visitor Wednesday.
You should call
at ,u r store
Marjorie Lorenz, of Bandon, came
and let us show you our new stock
of ladles' summer shoes.
Ute & up on Saturday to visit her grand­
Duan headquarters at Lyons
A mother, Mrs. C. M. Skeels, and
was accompanied home Monday by
Jones.
her aunt, Miss Dollie Skeels.
Nova Landreth and daughter, of
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, 15
California, arrived here the last of
For sale
the week. They will remain In Co- egl». Per setting $1.00.
tf
quille for several months.
Mr. by J. Quick, Coquille, Ore.
Landreth Is a son-in-law of Sheriff
Judge Hall went to Marshfield
Gage.
Wednesday after a few days' busi­
at
Robinson's
and save ness visit in Coquille.
O regon .
Theo. Hergraan Shoe MfeXo.
Incorporated.
H o rse s for Hals
Eggs for Kale.
W. B. Haines, of Marshfield, was
McFarlane strain White Leg­
Span of young mores, coming
a business visitor in Coquille last
horns; next to White Rocks in 6 this spring; weight between 1600
Monday.
size.
Per setting of 15, $2.
H. and 170c; well broke, single or
Get your coffee at Robinson's on
M. Branham, Coquille, Ore. 3-30tf double. One black horse, coming
Saturday.
FOB SALE.
Dr. Hayes, the optometrist, was
An almost new Remington Sholes
attending patients in Coquille last
The Celebrated Berg man n Shoe
typewriter.
Half price. Inquire
The Strongest and Jjearest Water Monday.
of Clark Mace, Coquille, or Herald
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
Reservations for berths on the S.
office.
t3*
prospectors and mill men.
S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call
at Fuhrman's Pharmacy.
621 Thurman Street
FOR KALE.
P ortland , O reooi *.
Marion Custer, who Is attending
Cedar fence posts, $7 per hun­
school at Eugene, came home Fri­
dred. Phone Farmers 343 or Home
day for a week's visit with his par­
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tm tH » m
393.
ents.
He will start back to Eu­
gene Saturday.
"Our baby cries for Chamber­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baxter, after lain's Cough Remedy,” writes Mrs.
B uilder and
spending a month In California, ha\$ T. B. Kenrlck, Rasacad, Ga.
“ It
V
Contractor.,..
returned home.
Is tha best cough remedy on the
and
We have a nice selection of wash market for coughs, colds
^Estimates gladly furnished,
croup.”
For
sale
by
all
dealers
goods, laces and embroidery. Call
Msnufacturers of
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W. H, BOYLE
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(i)
Call on or address at Coquille
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C O Q U ILLE
STMR.
P L Y IN G
at our store and let us show you.
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Lyons A Jones.
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R IV E R
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bledsoe, who
have been In California for the win­
ter, returned home last week.
LIN E
Quick A Curry make the galvan­
ized screen door; standard sises on
hand; special sises made In short
order. Also handy, adjustable win­
dow screens, ironing boards, sleeve
boards, bread boards, drain boards
and meat safes.
FIFIELD
BETW EEN
BANDON AND
SAN FRANCISCO
SAILING
e v e r y e ig h t d a y s
Low Rates and Excellent Accom­
modations. Our Interests ere
your Interests.
Bandon Warehouse To., Agt*.
Nosier A Moulton, Agt»,Coquille.
Thone Ms in 111, Farmers 483,
Res. .38.3.
Bandon
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Robinson wants you to come In
Saturday and see his Saturday spe-
rials.
liittls. -ftouáfcwaki ¿oyó
iti. Æmt totaks. e<tfie o£
/U Í € J t í# lW (0 r ? . ,
Mrs. A. G. Aiken will open up
her Spring and Summer Millinery
Tuesday Mtrch 2tst, at her store
on Front street. All are invited.
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FRESH FISH.
For a nice, fresh salmon, right
from the river, call at the ferry.
They are to be had each morning.
Ed McAdams.
At the commencement of I he spring season we taJte pleasure in offering one of the largest a d
most beautiful stocks of correct house furnishings obtainable In this market. We have made speci U
preparations this spring to serve those who care intelligently about the ap.i . i ime of their horn s.
Instead of reducing stock, we have bought more heavily than ever before. We have assembled tl.
newest and prettiest Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics and Wallpapers, the most exclusive Carpets ant
Rugs, the most distinctive Furniture o f every sort. Our showing of fine Chairs a.ul Tables will deliglu
the most crtiical. Our stocks o f choice Library and Bedroom and Dining Boom Pieces are unap-
proached.
Our assortments of medium and low-prices furnishings are as complete and as correct a 3
ever.
As to price, we ask only that you call and satisfy yourself, and please
remember this- that
when you buy furnishings from us you pay competitive prices for the merchandise only, while to
style, the exclusiveness, the expert and special service you pay nothing
W. C. LAI
Complete House Furnisher
REWARD.
Twenty-five dollars is offered for
information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the party
or parties throwing our bread crate
from the wharf into the river on
April 3. Signed,
Coquille Bakery and Confectionery.
W hy
B ake
B read
at home when it is just ns
cheap to buy it at the City
Bakery? Save youiself the
work and worry.
Fresh
bread every day.
We also have fresh cakes,
pies aod fancy pastry con­
stantly on hand, or will
bake anything to order on
rt <| ucst.
Lodges and social gather­
ings supplied with all kinds
of good things. Phone 376 .
T he
C ity
ROBINSON’S
It S. KNOW LTON, President
GEO A. ROBINSON, V. Pre*
It. H. MAST, Cashier .
Formers
ai)d Merchants
of Coquille
Bai)l(
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000
A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited
First Class Safety Deposit Boxes for R ent'
8 J. SHERWOOD P rê t.
R. E.5HIWE, Vise Fre.
I. H. HAZARD, Cashier
C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
C O eU IL IiB , OREQOH.
T r a n s a c t s a G e n e ra l B a n k in g H u s in e r -
B o a rd o f D ire c to rs .
Co r r e s p o n d e n t ! .
R. fÎ. Dement,
A. J. Sherwood.
I». Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Tsaiah Hacker.
R. R. Shine
National Bank o Commerce. New York C
Crocker W ool worth N’lBank, San Francl
First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland.
ROSEBUD-MYIITLE Pill!\T STAGE IM
J . L. LA IRD , Proprietor.
a iiig
! OFFICE A
Leaves Myrtle Point daily at 8 o’clock
p m., carrying mail and passengers*
Arrivea at Boeeburg following evening.
Stage leaves Roeeburg daily at at 6 a.
m. Special rigs for parties at any time.
Laird’s Livery Barn, Myrtle Point
Home Telephone 461.
Farmers Telephone 156
B a k ery
A
Str. E liza b e th
Coquille River an i San
Francisco.
F O R KALE.
Coquille Oregon f
op
TRAP
NESTED
BARRED
Capt. Olsen, Maste.
PLYITOUTH ROCKS.
Will make regular trips between
Our matings have produced stand­
ard-bred specimens of exhibition qual­
ity witii records of 242, 227, 222 egg, in
365 days.
For Saturday, 22nd
Baby Chicks and Eggs for Hatching
Ho Stop-over at W ay Ports.
Book your orders now lor spring de­
lbs. COFFEE f o r ................ $1.00
Electric Lights. Everything in First
livery. A few cockerels from heavy lay-
Class Style.
With every $3 purchase, Saturday ing stock for $5 00.
Reservations at Fuhrman's I’liar-
only.
Plymouth Place, Poultry Yards
tnaev.
FRED BACHMAN, Prop.
OY8TER COCKTAIL SAUCE—
Marshfield,
Box 585
Phone 283
Srttunluy o n l y ......................... 20r
SPECIALS
.
T O SPRING B U YER S
5 years old in spring; weight about
1400. Inquire A. Fmalley’s ranch,
Hall's creek.
2-16(4
M illinery Opening.
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AOO
Eggs— We will be able to supply GRAPE NUTS—
your wants for Easter
Lyoas A
S atu rd ay o n l y ............................ UK ;
Jones
APPLE BUTTER, reg 30c—
For Rent— 81» reom house, good
S atu rd ay o n l y ........................... ÜOc
garden lot with trait aid berries
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
Inquire at Herald office or at J.
BUTTER AND EGGS
G. Fish's furniture factory
l*t4
Passenger , Freigh t
San Francisco and
(Too late for last week.)
"April showers bring forth May
flowers.” Yes, and plenty of weeds
too.
E. A. Winter went to Coquille Sat
urday to consult a physician in re­
gard to his health, and hasn't been
able to return home yet.
Married, at the home of the
bride’s parents on Thursday, April
6, Mr. Andrew Patrick and Miss
Mary Cornwell, Rev. Thomas Bark-
low officiating.
The weather was not suitable for
the Fishtrap boys to wallop Nor­
way, so the ball game was postpone
till next Sunday, when they expect
to do the Job up right.
There will be Sunday school next
Sunday at the Fishtrap church at
10 a. m. and preaching at the us­
ual hour.
The baby daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Halter died at 6 p. m.
Monday. The funeral sermon will
be preached at the Fishtrap church
Tuesday at 11 a. m. and the re­
mains will be taken to Fairvlew
for burial Thursday morning. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of the entire community in their
affliction, and may they take com­
fort In knowing that the darling of
their hearts Is now safe in the arms
of Jesus, where there can be no
more sickness or sorrow, and all
Is peace and Joy forever. God has
seen fit to take away the one ewe
iamb of their little flock, but may
He send a comforter Instead to oc­
cupy the vacancy in their hearts,
that they may be able to say, "Thy
will be done.”
reasonable price, write me
I am In the market for chltham
once, enclosing self addressed
bark, hides and wool.
George T.
stamped envelope for reply (own­
CARD OF THANKS.
Moulton.
ers enly). Address J. C. Ross, 816
The undersigned wish to extend
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. True spent
Second Ave. So . Minneapolis, Minn. their heartfelt thanks to their many
Sunday visiting relatives in Marsh­
-6t4
friends who donated flowers, the
field.
choir who sang, and especially those
Attorney and Mrs. L. A. Lllje-
NOTICE OK NOMINATING
who furnished automobiles, the G.
qvist were Marshfield visitors last
CAUCUS.
A. R., and the people of Coquille
Friday.
Notice is hereby given that
city for their kindness and sympathy
during their recent bereavement.
Get In line at Robinson's Satur­ order of the Common Council
the City of Coquille, Coos County, Mrs. David J. Lowe.
day.
Oregon, a general nominating cau­ Frank and David Lowe and Family.
Mrs. Fred Llnegar returned home cus of the qualified voters of said
Allen D. Wolcott and Family.
Monday morning, after spending the city will be held at the Masonic Hal
within
said
city
on
Monday,
the
24th
past week with her mother at Nor­
Constipation
brings
many ail­
way.
She also visited at Myrtle day of April, A. D. 1911, at eight
’clock p. m. of said day for the ments in its train, and Is the pri­
Point while absent.
purpose of nominating candidates mary cause of much slcknesB. Keep
Uts & Dunn shoes, at Lyons & for City officers, to-wlt:
your bowels regular, madam, and
Jones; perfect fit and perfect wear­
you will escape many of the ail­
Three Councllmen, to serve as
ing qualities.
members of the Council for the pe­ ments to which women are subject.
Constipation is a very simple thing,
S. D. Pulford, of Myrtle Point, riod of one year each.
Three Councilmen, to serve as but like many simple things, It may
came down on Monday morning’»
members of the Common Council lead to serious consequences. Na­
train.
for the period of two years each.
ture often needs a little assistance,
A City Recorder, to serve for the and when Chamberlain's Tablets are
Fresh vegetables at our store
period of one year.
every week. Lyons & Jones.
given at the first Indication, much
April 10th, A. D. 1911.
distress and suffering may be avoid­
Pete Mirrasaul, of the National
A. W KELLEY,
Sold by all dealers.
Bottling Works, of Marshfield, was
City Recorder. ed.
in Coquille Monday.
A ttobnete - at L aw ,
Daalei in R eal E stât * of all kinds.
Jvniot
FISHTRAP ITEMS.
Mrs
Oliver Wilson and sister,
The farmers are all very busy
Miss Leona Foote, went to Norway
now preparing the ground and seed­
Wednesday for a few days' visit.
ing It.
Jasper Yoakam went to Myrtle
J. J. Lamb, of Coquille, was out |
Point Wednesday for a short busi­ to Fishtrap one day this week.
ness visit.
The Fishtrap *boys came
home !
New foullards, silks, poplins, lin­ from the ball game at Norway Sun­
ens, pongees, etc.. Just in at the day feeling pretty blue, the game j
going 7 to 2 in favor of Norway. I
White House.
The game before went 8 to 2 in fa­
J. S. Lawrence returned from vor of Fishtrap. The Flshtray boys-
Marshfield Wednesday, where he has are still game and say wait till af- [
boon on business for a few days.
ter the next game.
E. A. Wimer Is feeling consider­
Dr. K. A. Leep has now received
all bis household goods from Eu­ ably better at present and has been |
gene, and Is permanently located in out driving some.
Sheriff Gage had business which
Miss Kate Farber went to Myr- called him to Marshfield Wednes­
day,
tle Point Monday afternoon for
day's visit.
H. E. Wilcox, of McKinley, was
Coquillo business visitor Wednes­
Miss Gertrude Miller, of Marsh­
field, came over to Coquille Monday day.
afternoon for a short visit with rel-
If you have well-located land or
atives.
good business proposition for sale
A t t o e m e ï - à t - L a w .
:
J. W. Bennett, C. R. Peck, J. M
Upton, ¿5 L. C. Farrin, Chas. Mc-
Knlght, Sam Bennett, and Judge
Coke were among the attorneys who
dame from Marshfield Monday morn
Ing to attend circuit court.
Trade
money.
Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
Coquille,
MUg Partridge, one of the high
gchool teachers In the city school
»pent Sunday In Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom were
Myrtle Point visitors Tuesday.
E. D, SPERRY
Attorney
Tents for rent at Anderson's.
It will pay you to drop in at Rob­
inson's any day.
Dr. C. IV. Endicott
Filone Main 431.
Right prices at Robinson's.
LOCAL N E W S.
DR. RICHMOND
WM. FRANZENBACH. Sculptor
A country store with postofllce In
Contractor in Marble, Granite,
connection.
A good, new building
24x30 feet, good business and acre
Stone, Concrete and Tile
tract of land. Inquire at the Herald
Vaults, Monuments, Headstones, Tab­
office.
lets, Iron Fences and all kinds of
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.
Cemetery and Building Work.
Lay In your winter's supply while
yon can
Alder— the heat on the' O ffin g and Lettering a Special
Phojie
market, $2 a tier delivered
BANDON OREGON.
$5$
C E R T A IN
M AN
In this town needs watching!
I b be your husband, your brother or your eon?
We have noticed him gazing longingly at the good uatchea
in our window’ fas bethought of the poor time-pice in
his pocket
H IS B I R T H D A Y would l$e made so happy if it brought
him the gi»o«t watch In* deserves- and “ love will find the
way,” for the roe» will not break you. It should he a
Hamilton, They are the railroad timekeepers of
America. $14.50 to $1,000.
E . C. B A R K E R & CO.
PEART’S COAL
Lump $4.oo Per Ton
(D E L IA E R L D .)
PHONE MAIN Q3
COQUILLE, ORE.