DR. RICHMOND
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PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OÛlod in Kiutinnsl-BtrkK liiilditij
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Dr. C. W. Endicott
D entist
Office over First National Hank
Phone Main 4.31.
Coquille, Oregon
E. D, SPERRY
Attorney and Gonnoellor at Lae
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Office in Uich moud -Barker Building.
C. R. BARROW
Attoruey itnd Oounsellor at L a «
Office Phone 335 Main
Residence Phone 346 Main
O o q uille C i t y , O he
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J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
Martin Building
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Front Stree
C oquillk , O beoon
A. J, Sherwood,
A t t o b mb t - à t - L à w ,
N otary P u bli c ,
C oquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A ttobney -* t -L* w .
N otìbt P obuo ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
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Hall & Hall,
A ttoesetb - bt L» w ,
Dealer in R e a l E stât , of all kinds.
Marshfield, Oregon.
E. G. D. Holden
L awtkb ,
J ustice or thk P eace
U. 8. Commissioner, General Insurance
Agent, aad Notary Pablio. Office
in Robinson Building.
Coquille
Oregon.
DR. K. A. LEEP
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
First National Dank Building
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R. B. HOAG, M. D.
PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON
Richmond-Barker Building.
CoquiLLE,
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R eport o f i ig
(o r d e r s ' m eetin g
next w ick.
Mrs. Chas. Willcox came over
from Coaledo Saturday.
C oquille , O regon .
Offioa Phone Main 211.
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O regon .
The steamer Bandon sailed from
the Coquille last Monday.
D. C. Gibson, of Bandon, was a
Coquille visitor ou Thursday.
For Sale— Two fine bottom gar­
den lots. Enquire of N . Plyler.
G, O. Welch of Lamps, was a
Coquille business visitor ou Satur­
day.
W. H. BOYLE
Builder and
Contractor....
Estimates gladly furnished.
Call on or address at Coquille
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CO Q U ILLE
STMR.
P LY IN G
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RIVER
LINE
FIFIELD
BETW EEN
BANDON AND
SAN FRANCISCO
SAILING E V E R Y EIGHT DAYS
Equipped with wireless appara­
tus Twin Screw, new. clean and
Safe.
Passenger rates, First
Class $10 and 7.50
Up Freight $3.00 per ton.
Bandon Warehouse Co. Agents.
Norton and Nosier Agts
COQUILLE. OREG.
Phone Home 111 . Farmer's 483
Albert Garfield of Bandon, had
business in Coquille Thursday.
Big band concert and dance at
Heazlet Theatre Saturday night,
D. P. Btraug, Jr., of Baudon, was
a county seat visitor cn Monday.
J. L. Crosby made our office a
pleasant call while in town on Fri­
day
Mrs. L. Randleman, of Parkers­
burg, visited in town Sunday and
Monday.
For Sale. 2 horses 1400 each; 2
good farm wagons. H. H. Hansen,
Norway.
W. S. Chandler, of the Myrtle
Point section, went to Bandon
Tuesday
John Root, of Myrtle Point, was
a passenger to Bandon by Tuesday’s
Dispatch.
George Beale was over from
North slough to the county seat on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mitchel and
Mrs. Alfred Monas of Bandon, Mrs. B. Figg went to Bandon today
visited Mrs. T. A. Walker several for an outing.
days last week.
E. F. Swearengin of Bandon,
The steamer Bandon arrived at shook hands with friends in Co­
Bandon Thu sd y anj took on a o d quille on Monday.
of lumber at the Moire mill.
William Hammerburg of Bandon,
Come out Saturday evening and retnrned from the Bay by Tuesday’s
hear Mr. Sayer’s talk at the meet­ atternoou train.
ing of the Chamberof Commerce.
Will Hull returned Friday from
The schooner Queen arrived in his trip to San Fraucisco, having
the Coquille Monday and is taking come up on the Fifield.
For Sale— Four fine heifers com­
ou a cargo of lumber at the Pros­
ing fresh soon. Good Dairy stock
per mill.
The Misses Chapman, Della and on Sweet place. Lampa.
Ada, of Marshfield, came over Sat­
urday and spent Sunday with Mrs.
P. L . Sterling.
E. N. Smith, the Bandon real es­
tate dealer, came up Monday in his
big automobile, and proceeded to
Myrtle Point on business.
Mrs. David Fulton of this city,
wentto the Bay by Saturday's train.
She will visit her friends, Mrs. Capt.
C. E. Edwards and Mrs. Gray of
Allegany.
Mrs. Harry Guerin of Myitle
Point, was a Coquille visitor on
Monday. She was on her way home
from Bandon.
The ball game at Baudon Sunday
betweeu Coquille and Bandon re­
sulted in a victory for Coquille in
score of 3 to 10 .
S. F . Appleton of Myrtle Point,
was in Coquille Monday on business,
Mr. Appleton is thinking of moving
down the river with his fatnliy
in a short time.
Mark Pressey, a young business
man of Bandon, had business of an
unusual character at the county
seat on Tuesday, but we will not
give it away this time.
William Kahn the pioneer Port­
land hide and fur buyer, was in
town the last of the week. He is
visiting ail the towns of the county
in the i ntereet of his business.
For Sale— 90 year-old bens.
Brown Leghorns, Buff Rocks and
Brown Leghorns crossed. En­
quire of H. M. Branham.
For Exchange— Good 6-room
house and 2 lots in Medical Lake,
Washinton, for something here
See Deyoe A Smith, Bandon.
Mrs. E. W. Lewis of Marshheld,
passed through town Satuiday eu
route to Bancroft where she goes to
visit her sister, Mrs. C. D. Price,
for a few days.
Capt. and Mrs. O. P- EllingsoD
came up from Parkersburg Saturday
and proceeded up to Norway by
train. They are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Carl aDd Capt. S. E.
A«sen for a few day.
Mr and Mrs. C P. Presinger of
Corvallis, arrived in town Monday-
They came for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. E. L- Tozier and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen. Taylor whom they have
known for many years.
Ed Lasswell of the Lee settlement,
was in town last Saturday. Mr.
Lasswell suffered a light stroke of
paralysis about four weeks ago, but
is recovering rapidly, for which his
many friends will be pleased,
A new fall line of samples has
To E xchange — One good young
horse for slashing land by the acre. been received by K. Holversoc,
the Tailor, better than which has
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never been offered in Coquille.
Mrs. Jeff Wilson started Monday
Before orderiug your winter suit be
for Eckley wheie her husband and
sure and see these samples.
little children are campiug. She
Dr. Lesley, of Marshfield, came
will enjoy a few days’ vacation with
them. Miss Florence is taking over this way Saturday and went
care of the hospital during the ab­ to Bandan to take the steamer F i­
field for San Francisco. He is on
sence of her parents.
his
way to bis old home in Mis­
For Sale.
A number of full-
blood Poland China pigs. Z. C. souri, where be goes to see his
mother.
Strang, Gravel Ford.
E. B. Thrift of the coast below
Bandon, last Monday reeieved two
fine
thoroughbred
Ootswooled
sheep Irom the valley to add to his
.Incorporated.
already fine flock. They are beau­
Manufacturers o f
tiful and large specimens with long
The Celebrated Berqmann Shoe and beautiful wooly coats.
The Strongest and Jiearest Water
W. V. Ashburn who has returned
. oof shoe made for loggers, miners
to
Coos county with his family for
prospectors and mill men.
residence
after a sojourn of several
621 Thurman Street
years in Washington and northern
P o r t l a n d , O regon .
Oregon, was in town Tuesday on
business. Mr. Ashburn has pur­
E*&e'=SM a>S;
chased ter. acres on Bandon Heights
and will reside there for the present.
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Mrs. Wm. Mehl was down from
the farm shopping on Friday.
LOCAL N EW S.
A house and two lots near the
Christian Church to rent for $3.50 per
month. Inquire at the Herald office
or phone 3x.
W. E. Pierce of the Middle fork,
who recently returned from a so­
journ in California, was in town
Saturday. As he came up he
brought a fine large touring car
which ho expects to run on the
Myrtle Point-Roseburg stage route,
carrying passengers, e tc , during
the summer.
Dr. Kirshman wishes *o announce
to his patrons and friends that af.
ter July 1 st deposits will be requir­
ed on work done in his office.
E. H. Fish of the Prosper mill
came up Saturday with his boys
who recently arrived here from
Oakland, Californina, for a visit,
and went with them to the Bay for
a lookaround.
They were very
much pleased with what they had
seen, and, taking it all together,
will have had a very enjoyable trip
when they return home
coo Him
BERRY DAY
JULY 2910
Coos county berry eatiug day,
July 29th. On this day every one
is supposed to eat berries at least
once during the day, and at each
meal if you can get the berries.
Every larmer who has berries are
requested to have them in the mark­
et uo later than the morning ot the
29th. and every merchant is request­
ed to have plenty of berries on sale
to supply the demand.
The Bay towns will want many
boxes of all kinds of berries for the
big day.
Order your beiries in plenty of
time, if you don’t you will not be
ODe o f tbe m a n y hundreds who
will boost tbe county by eating the
worlds best berries.
If every larmer who has berries
will bring all the berries he has to
market and all the merchants will
engage all the berries he can, and
then several hundred people are un­
able to buy berries it will show to
the many on the outside there is
plenty of room for the man with
small means who is not afraid of
work to start in the berry business
right here in the Coquille Yralley.
Now don’t forget the date, July
29th. and be shure and order your
berries in plenty of time.
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Mrs. Chas Schroedei was in town
yestrday.
Born. — Friday, July 7 th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Robbins, a son.
Born.- Sunday, July 0 th, to
Mr. end Mrs. J. L. Laird, a son.
For Sale— Farm wagon and hor­
ses. Pacific Real Estate Co. or Mr.
Clincock on the Morgan ranch.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnett of Bandon
returned home Monday after attend­
ance at the special meetings of the
Brethern church at that place.
Glenn Barker of Fairview, was
in town Tuesday learning to drive
his new Auto he had just received.
He is getting along nicely and will
soon be able to drive any where
that the road is cut out.
John T. Jewett died at the home
of his son, Jasen Jewett, on Myrtle
creek, on Sunday moningJuly 9th,
1911, at the age 7! years. Deceas­
ed was born in Ohio, and was a vet­
eran of the War of ’65.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN“
COQUILLE CHURCHES
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
Services first and third Sundays
o f each
month.
Sunday school
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Archdeacon Wm. H orsfall, rector.
Str. Elizabeü
C apt. Olaan,
Masts
Will make regular trip* Diiseen
(REO PEN ED )
C o q u ille R iv e r an J 1 i
C. A. HARRINGTON, Prop.
F ran cisco .
Ifo Stop-over at W a y Port*
CHURCH OP CHRIST.
Preaching each Sunday, morning
and evening, except the third Sun
day in each month.
Bible school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor each Sunday
evening.
You are heartily welcome.
T. B. McDonald, Minister
SameJOId Place
Come and’See)
Rev. W. T. Goulder, paster.
Mrs. E. A. Tyrrell, chorister.
Regular Services.
Sunday School
10 a. m.
Preaching
11 a. m.
Junior League
3 p. m
Senior League
7 p. m.
Preachrg
8 p. m.
Everybody is welcome to all
hese services. Bring your friends
and enjoy yourselves and be at
home with us
If you have no church home we
cordially invite you to come and
make your church home with us.
$1.00 REWARD
To anyone giving information
that will lead to the recovery of the
Lyous & Jones delivery Jteatn, de­
scribed as [follows:
Black mare weight about 900 lbs.,
with rope burn on left hind leg
just above fetlock joint. Daik bay
horse weight about 850 lbs, both
horses rough shod.
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Reservation* at
maev.
Fuhrman's
PI :i
Having closed ont our Dry Goods and gone into
the Grocery business exclusively, we have decided
to discontinue tbe handling of the Graphophone.
As we have pqt out something like two hun­
dred machines, we 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 your Cash pur­
chases amount to $ 5.00 we will give you one Sin­
gle Record Ire«, or one Double Record by pay­
ing 35 c in addition to tne $ 5.00 worth of Tickets,
and will continue to keep a good selection of pieces
on hand at all times.
Respectfully,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
SI. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
Everything
Claae Style.
NOTICE
Services next Sunday as usual.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
Preach­
ing service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Frank H. Adams, Pastor.
Christ's Third Message to the
Seven Churches of Asia and Ore­
gon will be reviewed next Sunday
morniDg at eleveD o’clock.
Class Meeting at noon, S. H.
Warren leader.
Evening services at 8 o’clock.
Views of the Second Life, second
sermon.
Midweek services Thurday even­
ing S o’clock.
E. S. M a c e , Pastor.
Electric Light*.
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PRESBYTERIAN' CHURCH.
P. E. DRANE
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Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour
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KOMB*»
Tailoring, Cleaning and Reparing
For a job of first-class mending, dying or cleaning, or
a new suit tailored, call at the rear of the Pharmacy
building.
I am agent for two tailoring houses in Chicago.
Come and see my styles and samples. I will save you
money and guarantee a good fit.
K Holverson
Coquille, Ore.
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OLD RELIABLE— EQUIPPED W ITH WIRELESS
STEAMER BREAKWATER [
A L W A Y S ON TIME
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From Portland at 9 a. m., July 5, 10. 15, 20, 25, 30:
from Coos Bay at 1 p. m., July 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27
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PAUL L. STERLING, Agent
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Phone Main 181
=$» 4 & S- 1 .
F or Rent— Six room house, good
garden lot with fruit and berries.
Inquire
at Herald o ffice or at J.
C. M. Starr was injured by the G. Fish’s furniture factory.
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breaking of a cable in Conlouge’s
camp near Lampa Tuesday, and
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.
was taken to Bandon where it was
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, ‘T
found necessary to amputate one
bad been ailing for some time
leg. An arm was also broeen.
E. M. Gallier and son Edmond with chronic constipation and
I began taking
of Baudon, were up this way Tttes stomach trouble.
Chamberlain’s
Stomach
and Liver
day and went to Myrtle Point to at­
tend the stock show. They teport Tablets and in three days I was
able to be up and got better right
that it was fine; that they saw stock along. 1 am the proudest girl in
like which they had no idea were Lincoln to find such a good medi­
cine. For sale by all dealers.
in the county.
One experienced lady cook and
James J, Sayet, filed secretary of
the Oregon Development League, I helper wishes a position in logging
will tie here Saturday and will meet: camp.
Address 523 North Main St.
with the Chamber of Commerce
Roseburg, Oregon.
which will give a public meeting
that evening. All are invited in
Married: — At tbe Skookum Res­
fact urged to come out and hear taurant Parlors, in this city, July
Mr. Sayers talk.
16, 1911, Mr. Kwald H. Rahlmann,
Skookum
Res taurant
R 8. KNOWLTON, President
GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. I’ res.
R. H. MAST, Cashier
farnjers ai)d Merchants Bar)If
of Coquille
CAPITAL STOCK $25 ,0 0 0
A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited
First Class Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
* J . IHERW 00 0 Pr«i.
R^E.SHINE, VI*« Pres
0 . C. SANFORD, A«*t. Caahier
L. H. HAZARD, Csshlsr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
op
C O Ç U I ü ü l , O R B O O f l.
T r a n s a c t s a General B a n k in g B uninesa
Board of Dlrootors.
Cerraapondenti
A. J. Sherwood,
R. O. Dement,
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Hocker.
R. E. Shine.
National Bank o Commerce, Nt-w York Ci
Crocker Woolworth N ’lB.vik, f l u Fran i
First Nat’l Bank of.Portlaml, J ■ rtlanc
rY agn er
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Mrs. G. C. Moore came over Mon­ of Roseburg Douglas county, Ore­
day from the Bay side on her way gon, and Miss Donna Ruth Scott,
¿Tw in s/iocb a b s o r b in g
to Myrtle Poiut loi a visit with re­ of Bandon, Coos county, Oregon,
fo
rk
, low s a J P le p o s i t i o n ,
latives and friends. She informs Judge E. G. D. Holden officiating.
us that Smith Powers Camp No. 2,
/o is e •
Reservations lor berths on the S. b e a u t i f u l b a la n c e ,
is doing a big busness. That there S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call le s s a n J e c o n o m ic a l,
are over a hundred families in camp at Fuhrm an's Pharmacy.
,J b e m a c b in e f o r ro u g h
which forms quite a village.
' The new gasoline boat Hilda, re-
SpraiDS
require careful treat- een tly built at the Nielsou ship­ c o u n tr y ro a J s.
ment.
Keep quiet and apply yard has [been launched and was ^ { s b a b o u t it. */{s b fo r it.
Chamberlain’s Liniment freely. It spinning around on the lower river
l y e n t f o r (Boos C o u n ty ,
will remove the soreness and q u i c k - 1 the first of the w eek . We under-
C . ^ A t a g i lt
ly restore the parts to n healthy stand she will soon t>e off for the
condition. For sale by all dealers Columbia river soon, that being
C o y u ilfe , G re.
Right in your busiest season her future home.
House and two lots in Coquille
when you have the least time to
spare you are most likely to lake for sale on installments or part
diarrhoea and lose several days’ slashing, $ 385 . I’hone 3 x. * 34 - 2 t
The steamer Fiâeld sailed from
time, unless you have Chamber­
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bandon Monday with her usual
Remedy at hand and take a dose cargo and list o f passengers beside
on the first appearance of tbe she had a large barge in tow which
disease. For sale by alt dealers.
she takes to San Francisco. The
What They Will Do for You
Mr and Mrs. Charles Marshall barge was built at the Nielson Ship-
yard
and
will
be
used
for
transport­
They will cure your backache,
of Cherokee, Kansas, arrived here
Tuesday and are greatly enjoying ing freight on the Sacramento river. strengthen your kidneys, cor­
re c t urinary irregularities, build
a visit with Mr. Marshall’s brother,
Foley s Honey and l a r Compaund
up the worn out tissues, and
J. B. Marshall of Bandon, and sis­
Is
effective
for
c
o
u
g
h
s
and
cold
s
eliminate
the excess uric acid
ter, Mrs. C. R Barrow, of Coquille.
Forty years have elapsed since in either ch ildren or g ro w n per that causes rheumatism. Pre.
No opiates, n o
harm ful j ven* Bright’s Disease and Dia-
these brothers had met, and that sons.
In the ya llow pjejea ge 'bates, and restore health and
this meeting was a very pleasapt one drugs,
itrength.
Refuse substitutes.
goes without saving.
Refus« u b s titm n
fo r i,als by f 3 - I- Fn^rmiti.
Foley
K idney
P ills
ROSEBURG- M YRTLE POINT STAGE LI YE
J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor.
Leaves Myrtle[Point daily at 8 o ’clock
p. m., carrying mail anil passongi i-.
Arrives at Roseburg following evenit •.
Stage leaves Roseburg dally ai at i
m. Special rigs for parties at any time.
— * Laird’s Livery Bam, Myrtle
Home Telephone 461.
P o in t
Farmers Telephone 156
A Bake Shop Test
Is made of every milling that Olympic Flour
ia made of. One of the best bake «hops any­
where is run in connection with the mill that
make* Olympic Flour. Every bunch of flour
that goes through the mill is tested. It lias
to be up to the highest standard—has tomak
the best bread poeeihle. else it doesn't go into
the Olympic sack*.
That is the reason your baking* of bread,
hiacnit ami paltry are always uniformly good
w hen yon nee Olympic.
Your Inking* ran't
he expected to lie the same always unless the
flour i*. Therein lies the lienuty of using
Olympic.
THE PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO.