LOCAL N EW S.
DR. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
in Kiottmo i l Bi r k ir H did in ; •
House for rent. Cell at the
A. C. Lukina who is building a
Herald offioe.
barn at Fairview waa in town to
Col. Smith went to the Bey Mon day.
day on business.
Mrs. A. C. Lukins and daughter,
Bert Myera was down from Nor Mrs. J. A. Yoakam went to Ban-|
way on Saturday.
don today for an outing.
M. M. Dobbins wia up from
A large lot of second hand fruit
Lampa yesterday.
jars and a few pieces of furniture.
J. A. Jacobson of North Bend, Inquire at the Herald office.
w u in town Tuesday.
Miss Mable Millie, of Marshfield,
James Mast, the Bandon merch was a passenger to Myrtle Point by'
yesterday's afternoon train.
ant, was in town Monday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Mrs. W. Z. Cotton was in town
from Fairview shopping yesterday. Church will give a window sale
Mrs. Jeff Wilson returned Mon-1next Saturday one door north of
day from her husband’s camp near Golden Rul®-
Eckley.
The gasoline steamer Anvil ar-
W. 8. Hall of Gravel Ford, wm «ved in the river on Monday from
a business visitor to Coquille yea- Portland.
She had a considerable
tgfdgy.
amount of freight and a number of
Nice freili Vegetables at Drone's
«tore.
Contri LL!, Omino N.
Ed Lmoib of Baudon, returned
Ofttoa Phone Main 211.
from the Bay Monday.
The steamer Elizabe tli arrived in
i 7 .
i
at Baadon on Monday.
Dr. G. IM. Endicott
F. A. Pierce was down from the
North Fork Monday.
D in t is t
S. Munday of Baudon, was a Co
Office over First National Bank
quille visitor the first of the week.
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
Mrs. J. T. Hall of Marshfield,
came over Monday to visit Mrs. W.
Sinclair.
M. G. Fold of Bandon, made our
£. D, SPERRY
office a pleasant oall while in town
Attorney and Ooonoellor et Law.
on Monday.
Remember Our Automobile Proposition'with Suit aud Overcoat
Office in Robinson Building
Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point
had business at the county seat on
Friday.
Orders. Come in and look them over.
An Elegant Line.
Mr. and Mre. J. W. Miller and p“ MDger8-
family
of
Aberdeen,
were
in
town
George
Kribs
of
Arago,
who
has
Col.
R.
H.
Rosa,
ot
Baudon,
was
W. C. CHASE,
been working at the county rock
a Coquille visitor a few days last Monday.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrfta of q««ry. »truck one of his feet with a
Offioe in Riohmond-Barker Building.
W. V. Ashburn was up from Bandon. was up to Coqnilla the first heav* ,ledge-cau8lng <luiU a brui8e
of the week.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barker and
Bandon yesterday and made
the latter’s sister, Miss Millie Gould.
pleasant call.
C. R. BARROW
O. A. Mintonye of this place, left Darner Flieeberg, of Marshfield, I went up the middle Fork for a fish-
Monday for a trip down the coast came oyer Monday to visit relatives ,Dg ,nd 8nd huntlag ln ? the first o t
Attorney and Oonnsellor at Law
into Curry county.
and frienda of the former.
^be wecb'
Office Phone 335 Main
Alva Colton passed through An ordinary case of diarrhoea, can
Mrs. A1 Marsh was up from Cur
Residence Phone 346 Main
town en routs to Bandon Monday, as a rule, be cured by a single dose
Coqcii.n C ity , O b * ry county to see her mother, Mrs.
He had the pleasure of meeting of Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera and
John Kronenburg of this city.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
many
old comrades while in this city. D,'arrhoea Remedy. This remedy
Capt. J. S. Polhemus who it now
Services
first and third Sundays
_. . . ,,
.
_ _ „
has no superior tor bowel complaint.
(Successor to J. G. Fieli)
District Organizer F. E. Colley _
, T
„ . ,
in charge of the government work
of each month.
Sunday school 9
J. J. STANLEY
,
.U
n
tit A
For
8al®
bY
a11
dealers,
Planed Lumber, all kinds of Miuldings and Finishing for bouses,
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
on the lower riyer, was in town on met with Myrtle Camp, Woodmen
LAWYER
of the World yesterday evening
Fu,1-blood Jersey Bull for sale, Archdeacon Wm. Horsfall, rector.
Ttirn ng, General Crbinet Work aud^Saw Filing.
Tuesday.
and a very enthusiastic and Inter- p , s - Robison, Norway, Or.
Martin Building
•
F r o n t Stree
Roy Pownder of Portland, who
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
esting
meeting was had.
A well known De Moines woman
T Myrtle Work a Specialty
COQUILLR, OREGON
has been camping with bis family
Preaching each Sunday, morning
Infant
D
iet.-T
he
three
weeks
after
8ufferiDg
“
ieerably
for
two
in Brewster valley was in Coquille
and evening, except the third Sun
old infant child of Mr. Jas. Mein-1 ^
h o m bowel comPlaiDt waH cur* day in each month.
a day or so the last week.
ed by one doee of Chamberlain’s
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A. J. Sherwood,
Bible school at 10 a. m.
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Mrs. I)r. O'Conner arrived hers tosh of Bay City died at an early Colic, Cholera and Diarrooea Rem
Christian Endeavor each Sunday
A t t o b h it - at -L a w ,
from California Saturday. She hour this morning. The funeral edy. For sale by all dealers.
evening.
^
N o t a it P u b l ic ,
comes to visit her daughter, Mrs. will be held this afternoon.—Times.
You are heartily welcome.
Wanted.
To
rent.—A
good
dairy
Dr. Masson of Myrtle Point.
Coquille,
:
:
Oregon
For Sale. 2 horses 1400 each; 2
T. B. McDonald, Minister 1
farm by an experiened farmer. Ad
Dr. Kirshman wishes to announoe good farm wagons. H. H. Hansen,
Having closed ont our Dry Goods and gone into
dress “ F " care of Coos Bay Times.
Norway.
to his iiatrooB and friends that af.
the Grocery business exclusively, we have decided
Would pay cash it preferred.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Walter Sinclair,
A. H. Dellogg left recently for
ter July let deposits will be requir
to discontinue the handling of the Graphophone.
Services
next Sunday as usual.
Do
not
allow
your
kidney
and
trip
into
Washington
for
a
look
A t t o b k it - a t - L a w ,
ed on work done io his office.
As we have put out something like two hun
bladder trouble to develop beyond Bible School at 10 a. m. Preach-;
N o t a it P u b l ic ,
dred machines, we will continue to handle the Rec
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Hollenbeck over tbe country. He thought he
the reach of medicine. Take Foley log service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
ords, but have decided to make some changes in
Coquille,
:
:
Oregon.
passed through town on their way might find a location that would of
Frank H. Adams, Pastor.
Kidney Pills. They give quick re
fer
inducements
as
regards
to
lands.
the giving out of Records to our Customers who
home at Bandon from North Bend,
Reservations for berths on the S. sults and stop irregularities with
have our Machines, Viz: When your Cash pur
where Mr. Hollenbeck underwent
M. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call I surprising promptness,
chases
amount to $5.00 we will give you one Sin
Hall & Hall,
an operation at Mercy Hospital.
Rev. W. T. Goulder, paster.
at Fnhrman's Pharmacy.
Mr. , nd M„ D H DolIar etart.
gle
Record
free, or one Double Record by pay
A ttobhbth - at L a w ,
Mrs. H. L. Varney of this city,
Mrs. E. A. Tyrrell, chorister.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong, of
last Monday morning for Coeur
ing
35c
in
addition
to tne $5.00 worth of Tickets,
Dealer in R i a l E stath of a ll kinds.
started last Thursday for her old
Regular Services.
MyrtlePoint, returned from Bandon de Alene, Id a h o , to the former’s
and will continue to keep a good selection of pieces
Marshfield, Oregon.
old home in Minnesota to see rela
Sunday School
10 a. m.
on band at all times.
Monday where they bad been to see | mother who is very ill. They were
tives and friends. She was accom Mr. Strong’s sister, Mrs. A. 8
Preaching
11 a. m.
Respectfully,
taken
to
Roseburg
by
T,
A.
Walker
panied as far as the Bay by her huB- Hollenbeck, of BandoD, who has
Junior League
3 p. m
in
his
aulo.
E. G. D. Holden
band.
Senior League
7 p. m
been ill.
L awybb ,
James Denholm, wife and daugh
For Sale—Two fine bottom gar
Preachcg
8 p. m
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Plaster
and
son
J OPTIC B o r THR P*ACR
ter, Miss Cbreisi, of Portland, pass
den lots. Enquire of N. Plyler.
Everybody is welcome to all
of Cottage Grove, arrived here last
8. Commissioner, G eneral Insurance
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour
^ ^C<
ed through Monday en route to bese services. Bring your friends
Miss Alice Landrith who has beeD week on a general tour of the county.
Agent, and Notary Public. Offioe
Bandon, where they go to visit their and enjoy yourselves and be at
in Bobinson Building.
assisting in the store of G. A. Rob They have spent several days in this
daughter and sister, Mrs. Tbos. home with us.
Coquille Oregon.
inson for a number of weeks, went city, and will go to Bandon where
Robison, of that place.
I f you have no church home we 1
to the Bay by yesterday moraing’s he will enjoy an outing at (be beach.
^
-rs^ rt-o e
C. M. Hermann of Roseburg, cordially invite you to come and
train. She goes to her home at A house and two lota near the
1
make
your
church
home
with
us.
Lakeside for a week's visit.
OLD RELIABLE—EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Christian Church to rent for $3.50 per who with his .wife are in Coos
DR. K. A. LEEP
visiting
relatives and
month. Inquire at the Herald office | county
For Sale—Four fine heifers com or
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON
phone 3x.
friends, returned from the Bay
ing fresh soon. Good Dairy stock
Sunday
morning subject, Christ’s
Jack London, the tourest and I Tuesday, having been over to see
First National Rank Building
on Sweet place, Lampa.
Message
to
tbe Seven Churches of
writer for some of the popular mag-|^®*f
friend, Mrs. W. A. Bor-
Mrs. B. D. Sperry has our thanks
Asia
snd
Coquille.
der,
who
is
in
ill
health
at
this
time.
ALWAYS ON TIME
avenes of the country, is touring
for a lot r.f strawberries from their
Evening subject, Marriage.
this part of the coast, as usual ac-
W. C. Conner, editor and pro-
patch on berry day. They were
From Portland a t 9 a. m., July 5, 10. 15, 20, 25, 30:
Midweek services Thurday even
compaied by bis estem able wife.
R. B. HOAG, M. D.
prietor of the Cottage Grove Lead ing 8 o'clock.
very fine berries, some of which
from Coos Bay a t 1 p. m., July 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27
They arrived at Bandon a few days er, accompanied by a friend, Martin
measured six inches in circumfer
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
E. 8 . M ace , Pastor.
ago and is dow cDjoying an outing
Anderson, spent several days in
ence, and which were very Dice and
PAUL L. STERLING, Agent
Phone Main 181
at the BandoD beach.
Sunday evening at 8 o’clock there
Richmond-Barker Building.
town the last of the week, visiting
delicious.
will be a lecture on “How to Inter
House and two lots in Coquille I at Myrtle Point, Coquille and Ban
To E xchange —One good young
C o q u il l e ,
-
-
O r eg o n .
pret the Bible,’’ at tbe Church of
horse for slashing land by the acre. for sale on installments or p a r t|don- They returned Sunday,
R. E.SHIHE, Vite Prêt
Christ This will be profitable to « J. SHERWOOD Free.
Phone 3x.
* 34 . 2 t
slashing. *385. Phone 3x. *34-2t. M a rrie d -A t the Judge’s office all who are interested in Bible study.
I. H. HAZARD, C itk ls r
0. c. SAHF0RD, Asst. Cttklsr
For Sale.—Beautiful black driv-1 in this city, July 29, 1911, Mr. Leo You will be cordially welcomed.
R. Hennessy, from near Portland,
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
who has made a tour of Coos and ing horse, gentle and trusty. Call | Schnur and Miss Minnie Inez Gil-
T. B. McDonald.
at
the
H
erald
office.
bert,
both
of
Bandon,
Coos
county,
o p COgUIliliW, OR BOON.
curry counties, arrived in town
For Sale Farm wagon and hor
Incorporated.
Oregon,
Judge
E.
G.
D.
llolden
Friday and was looking about for a
Mrs. W. D. L. F, Sm ith of Marsh
ses. Pacific Real Estate Co. or Mr. T f o n B o c t s a G e n e r a l B a n k i n g H u m i l i e s *
Manufacturers of
property to suit his taste, having field, and daughter, Mrs. J. D. offic ¡sting.
Clincork
on the Morgan ranch.
The Celebrated Beramann Shoe concluded that Coquille is the place Hawse, of McKittrick, California, Horace Addis of Portland, repre
loird (f Directors.
Corretpondents.
Th« Strongest and Nearest Water he wants to live.
formerly Miae Florence Smith, a senting tbe Rural Spirit, tbe lead-
R. O. Dement,
A. J. Sherwood,
National Bank o Commerce, New York (3
, oof shoe made for loggers, miners
L. Harlocker,
For Sale.
A number of full- former teacher of this county, were iog live stock and farm paper of
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N'lBank, San Franai
prospectors and mill men.
R . E. Shine. First N atl Bank ofIPortland, P ortieri.
Ieat.tr Hacker.
blood Poland China pigs. Z. C. in town Monday on their way to Oregon, published io that city,
621 Thurman Street
spent several days in Coos county
Bandon to visit friends.
Strang, Gravel Ford.
To anyone giving information
P ortland , O bioon ,
last
week
and
this,
looking
after
that
will lead to the recovery of the
Charles Heller was in Irom the
Marriage—Tbe subject at the
Dora section on Saturday. He in Methodist Episcopal Church next business for the paper. He s< cured Lyons A Jones delivery Jteaiu, de
a large number of new subscribers scribed as follows:
forms us that grain prospects are Sunday evening
J. L. L A IR D , Proprietor.
and many renewals for that journal.
Black mare weight aliout 900 lbs., •
fine in his neighborhood, and that
Harry Neal who presided over
with rope burn on lelfc hind leg
FOR BALK.
Leaves Myrtle) Point daily atS o’clock
his large gasoline engine for his
the block at the Pioneer Meat Mar
p. m., carrying mail and passengers.
Builder and
just above fetlock joint. Datk bay 1
threshing machime runs fine. He
One
plush
velvet
rug
9x12,
one
ket in this city for many months,
Arrives at Roseburg following evening.
horse weight about 850 lbs, both
thinks he will have no trouble
Contractor....
Stage leaves Roseburg daily at at f> a.
but who has been in the mining Blue Flame oil cook stove and sev horses rough shod.
about power this year.
K. F. Clark.
m. Special rigs for parties at any tim e.
district of Jackson and Joeepbine eral swarms of bees.
Estimates gladly furnished.
OfflcD
TZ
New Fall and Winter
SA M P L E S
Are Now Here
FRED SLAGLE.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
COQUILLE CHURCHES
Coquille
Furniture Factory
J. J. F ox , P rop
NOTICE
P. E. DRANE
r
STEAMER BREAKWATER
$10.00 REWARD
ROSEBURG- MYRTLE POINT STAGE LINE
W. H. BOYLE
F O R BALE.
Call on or address i t Coquille
COQUILLE
STMR.
RIVER LINE
FIFIELD
PLYING BETWEEN
BANDON AND
SAN FRANCISCO
SAILING EVERY EIGHT DAY8
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’» 483
One good bay workhorse, weight
1450, age Tyears, gentle and well
broke, at right price. Also 3 fine
Cotswcold bucks of the Langlois
strain. Phone Farmers’ 7xx2.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nosier and
their boys ol San Diego, '.California,
arrived here a week ago and are en
joying a visit with the former’e
lather, W. H Nosier, and brothers,
Sam, Oscar, Is, and Gene , and sis
ters, Mrs. A. T. Morrison, Mrs
Chas. Skeels, Mrs. C. A. Oage, and
Mrs. George Hartley and hoste of
frienda.
F or S a l e . —Or trade for calves
or yearlings one extra large fine
three year old horse colt will weigh
between 14 and 15 hundred, or a
house or two in Coquille on the
same terms.
Address. C. A. P ispzlton
counties, arrived here last week and
is renewing acquaintances.
FOR SALE.
For Rent— Six room house, good
Registered Berkshire pigs of both garden lot with fruit and berries.
sexes. J. C. Watson, Coquille. 4t
Inquire at Herald office or at J.
■ Dairy and Stock (arm for sale
Cuts aDd bruises may be healed O. Fish's furniture factory.
$180 acres, about 80 acres in creek
16t4
bottom, -J cleared; Good out range. in about one-third the time requir
$ 5000 . Easy terms. See E. N. Smith, ed by tbe usual treatment by apply
FOR SALK.
Bandon,
ing 'Chamberlain’s Liniment. It is
Full-blood Jersey bull, yearling!
There will be a base ball game 00 an antiseptic and causes such injur-. past.
J J. Stanley.
tbe Coquill diamond on August 5th ies to beat without maturation. This
litis will give people, who are op liniment also relieve* soreness of the
pose to Sunday ball games an op. muscles and rheumatic pains. For
pertunity to see a good lively etme sale by all dealers.
beween our local boys and a good
Automobile service any time, any
fast Dine from Oakland. Every one
any place.
(REOPENED)
should attend.
T. A. Walker.
F or S a l k .— One full circle all
Both Phone’s.
steel hay press size of bales 19 by
C. A. HARRINGTON, Prop.
One
experienced
lady cook an<l
22, it will bale 15 to 22 tons in 10
helper
wishes
a
position
in
logging
hour's good as new. For further
camp.
particular’s call on or write
Address 623 North Main St.
W. A. G age .
Roseburg. Oregou.
Allegeny Ore.
S kookum
Restaurant
Some Old Place
Come and See
L a ir d ’s L iv e r y B a m , M y rtle P o in t
Home Telephone 461.
Farmers Telephone 156
A Bake Shop Test
Is made ot every milling that Olympic Flour
is made of. One ol the best bake shops any
where is run in connection with the mill that
makes Olympic Klonr. Every bunch of flour
that goes through tho mill ia tested. It ha*
to be up to the highest standard —has to make
the beat bread possible, else it doesn't go hit '
the Olympic sacks.
That is the reason your bakings of bread,
bisenit and pastry ere always uniformly good
when you nee Olympic. Your bakings can't
be expected to be tbe same alwayt unless the
flour is. Therein lice the beauty of using
Olympic.
THE PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO.