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REXALL EMULSION Purified petroliuni, emul sified with hypophos- phites of lime and soda. Tonic, stimulant, nutri tive, intestinal, a n t i s e p t i c , anti-tubercular. $ 1 . the Bottle rUHRMAN’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store DR. RICHMOND PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Richmond-Burkor Bidding C o q u ille , O regon . Offloe Phone Main 211. Dr. C. IN. Endicott D entist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431. Coquille, Oregon E. D. SPERRY Attorney and Ooanoellor at Law. Office in Robinson Building I l W. C. CHASE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office in Kichmond-Barker Building. C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counsellor at Law Office Phone 335 Main Residence Phone 346 Main C o q u ille C i t y , O he J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Martin Building • Front Stree C o q u il l e , O beoon * A. J. Sherwood. A t t o e n i t i t - L i w , N o t a s i P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon W alter Sinclair. A t t o b h e y - a t - L aw , N o t a s i P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon. E. 6. D. Holden L awtbb , J u st ic e o r th e P eace U. 8. Commissioner, General Insnranoe Agent, and Notary Pnblio. Offloe in Robinson Building. Coquille Oregon. DR. K. A. LEEP PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON First National Bank Building R. B. HOAG. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Richmond-Barker Building. C o q u il l e , - - O regon . Both Phones. Phone 494 Office Hours 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 DR. A. P. INGRAM CHIROPRACTOR Chronic Diseases a Specialty Room 2, Laird Bldg. Coquille, Ore. NOTICE All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late Tex Robison will please pay the same to the undersigned, who will also pay all debts contracted by him when pro perly antbeniicated. M rs . T ex R obison Coquille, Oregon, Feb. zq, tqi a- LO CAL N E W S . Visit the Fair Store for bargains. Northern grown garden seeds, County Clerk Watson issued the fol thoroughly tested, 3 papers for 10c, lowing marriage licenses during the at Knowlton’s Drug Store. week: Garden seeds, 3 papeis for 10c, at Knowlton’a Drug Store. Sceuic— • very appropriate D am e for a theatre, and it i» very fitting to one in this city that caters to the writes Mrs. L R. Barker, enjoyment of i*s patrons at all of Bud, Ky.f “ and can do times. How much unlike another all my housework. For affair, the nsrne of which is siguifi- years I suffered with such cant only of wealth— of money. pains, I could scarcely The Scenic appeals to the people, stand on my feet. After not only because of iti name, but three different doctors had because it is owned aDd operated failed to help me, I gave by home paople. The liberal pat- j | Cardui a trial. Now, I feel ronage it receives is sufficient evi like a new woman.” dence that it is fully appreciated. e 58 “ Merely Mary Ann’’ was greeted with a full house at the Heazlet last Friday evening, aud the Gladys Brockwell Company were entitled to the liberal patronage accorded The W oman’s Tonic them. The play is one of absorb A woman’s health de ing interest and the actors proved pends so much upon her equal to the task in the rendition delicate organs, that the of their various parts to the satis least trouble there affects faction of the large audieuce. The her whole system. It Is Coquille band furnisher1 the music the little things that count, from a chosen number of their in a woman’s life and members and the selections produc health. If you suffer from ed were superb. Tonight “ The any of the aches and Great Divde” will be presented at pains, due to womanly the Heazlet by the same company, weakness, take Cardui at and we doubt not that the company once, and avoid more seri will both merit and receive a good ous troubles. W e urge attendance from our theatre goers. you to try it. Begin today. ---------m « » » a --------------------- The 5 c, 10 c and 25 c coonters at the Fair Store are well worth pat ronizing. Our popular young dentist, Dr. E. A. Howie and T. B. Currie. C. W. Endicott is a very ardent Thomas Sherman Gamble and E vh sportsman. Now that the duck Mildred Wood. John L. Lester and Minnie E. Mc- season is about to close he is con templating a prairie chicken hunt Cloakey. back in North Dakota. He says he Asa B. Carey and B. J. Tutley. »»•» • expects to make it the hunt of his Bargains— Fair Store. life. Editor O ’Brien of the Marshfield Stockholders in the Coquille Val Record paid a hurried visit to the ley Creamery congregated in goodly county seat Monday. numbers one day tbis week at the Remember the meeting of the office of Frank Burkholder where Educational League at the High much business ol importance to the School tomorrow at 3:30. association was transacted. The Miss Madge Yoakam left Monday creamery starts out under favorable for a trip to Marshfield in the inter condiiious and will prove a valuable ests of her new enterprise, The Bul addition to Coquille’s industrial in stitutions. letin. Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s Buy your garden seeds at Drug Store— n '/ic lb. Knowlton’s Drug Store. Full stock The steamer Tillamook arrived of northeru grown seeds, both bulk and departed ¡Saturday. It is the and papers. intention of the Captain to make The Coquille Band favored the round trips to Portland every seven people ol the city with several choice days hereafter. selections of music from the top of School Teacher Wanted- -Dist. 67. the court house Sunday afternoon. Apply to Frank Miller, Arago The strains from tTie silvery instru F r e d Slagle made a business ments reverberating from adjoining visit to Banaon today. Mr. Slagle hills were enchanting. The posi has sold seven Ford autos thus far tion chosen by the band boys is not this season and has several other regarded with any political signifi buyers in view. cance-only a treat for all of every All kinds of bargains at the Fair faith. * -•»* --- Store. E. C. Barker visited with his par Farmer’s Union will meet at W. The subject of the sermon at the ents at Fairview over Sunday leav O. W. Hall Saturday, March 9 , at Church of Christ Sunday evening ing for Marshfield Tuesday where one o’clock in the afternoon. All will be “ Amusements, Wise and he will reside in the future. His members are urgently requested to Otherwise.’ ’ You are especially in household goods have been shipped be present, particularly the ladies, vited to this seviee. to his new home. Should discon as business of importance is to be W. L. K istn er , See the 5 c, 10 c aDd 25 c connters tentment ever cross the path of Mr. transacted. Barker the open hand of good fel President. at the Fair Store. Friday is the regular office day of lowship is ever extended by his MYRTLE POINT NEWS the county school superintendent. many friends in Coquille to guide him joyonsly on the journey of Anyone who may wish to consult Mrs. R. C. Dement has beeD hay- him personally will find him present life. ing-quite a serious time with rheu Arthur Coates ot Bandon and from 9 a. m. to 2 p m. matism in her hands and shoulders. Plain sewing— satisfactory in price John Day of Euchre Creek— with The W. C. T. U. ladies gave a his dog "Sandy” — visited Coquille and work. M bs . W.H. B oyi . k . pantomime at Benson Hall on Fri Monday preparatory to going to Attention is called to the adver day eve, March 1 . Scenes and tisement of George A. Robinson the South Fork where the ability costumes in Colonial days, at which of the dog in hunting bear will be elsewhere in this issue. An oppor they cleared a nice amount for the tunity is presented to get footwear tested. "Sandy” is a dog valued new public library located in the at a high figure for his work upon a» one-half former prices— a bargain town ball. the trail of bruin and a successful worlh considering at all times. teport of the hunt is anticipated. Mrs. C. E. Broadbent and daugh All auto owners can obtain appli ter speDt lust week visiting friends Buy your garden seeds in bulk— cation for motor vehicle licenses— at BandoD. also chauffeur licenses— free of peas, beans, corn, onions, radishes, etc. All fresh, choice seeds at Mr. and Mrs. Moon and two charge by calling at the Lyons’ Knowlton’s Drug Store. children from Coquille spent the garage— J. C Walling. week end with Mrs. Charles Broad- W. J. Gordon, an old-time prin Large supply of garden grass and bent. field seeds at Knowlton’s Drug ter with whom the publisher of the Herald labored over twenty years The principal topic of conversa Store. ago in the laud ot the Dakotas, was tion od the street is “ street paving, K. P. Mast of McKinley called at iu the city Monday recalling inci to be or not to be.” the Herald office Monday, squared dents of long ago. Mr. Gordon had J. H. Flanagan, of Marshfield, up for another year’s subscription just returned from a bear and wild came up Monday on business. and then proceeded to the Court hog hunt in Curry county and ex Iia Howe has been spending the House to square tax matters. As hibited trophies of the chase in evi past two weeks in Marshfield taking his visit Monday indicated, Mr. dence that he can handle the gun a vacation. He ii employed at the Mast is always “ on the square.” unerringly as he also can the “ lead Finest onion sets it is possible to en messengers of thought.” He Guerin. Mrs. S. C. Endicott is spending grow— I2l/ ic lb., at Knowlton’s left for Marshfield on the afternoon two or three weeks at the home of Drug Store. train at which place he now resides. her so d , Dr. S. C. Eodicott, at J. C. Walling left for Marshfield K. Halverson has moved his tail yesterday to be on hand at the in oring establishment io the building BandoD, while the Dr. and his wife coming of the Breakwater in order on First street formerly occupied are visiting at Portland and Drain. Max Dement moved his family out to meet his friend “ Reo the Fifth.” by Schroeder, the jeweler. He has This is a five-passenger car that on hand a very choice lioe of sam to their ranch near Eccley last week will be used as a demonstrator. Mr. ples for gentlemen’s spring and for the summer. Walling expects to have the auto summer wear, and he invites all who It sometimes happens that a man iu Coquille today. desire to be clotbed first class who talks like a book is a plagiar Many local Masons are contem at reasonable price to give him a ist. plating joining their Marshfield call nnd satisfy themselves that be Any man can darn socks, but it brethren in the observance ol Raster merits their patronage. Will be Sunday, when appropriate services in a position to do dry cleaning takes a clever woman to mend them. Charles H. Davis of Harney had will be rendered by the Knight and pressing next week in his usual Templars and otl: r Masonic bodies satisfactory manner. Mr. Halver a pig 18 months old that weighed on the bay. son invites a call from all his old 392Yt pounds dressed and brought 15 cents a pound, or $58.87. The onion sets at Knowlton’s friends in his new quarters. Drug Store are the finest that can J. L, Barker and wife of Fair- view had occasion to visit a neigh be grown— I 2 l4 c lb . Frank C. Pursley and wife are bor the other day taking a horse ANNOUNCEMENT new members ol Coquille’s citizen and buggy as a means of convey ship. Mr. Pursley has accepted a ance. The buggy was the usual position in the dry goods depart kiud having ail open place under Hereafter my patrons will ment of George A. Robinson's store. the seat where ingress with the find me in the store formerly He possesses every indication of a hand can be gained from the rear. thorough gentleman and we hearti The visit concluded, Mr. Barker put occupied by E. C . Barker & a halter, rope and some other ly welcome him to our midst. C o . — having purchased the Near the noon hour Monday a effects under the seat abd started for stock and good will of the fire started near the furnace in the home. At his destination Mr. Barker reached for the articles under the High School. The scholars were same. marched out in good order not seat and encountered a hen which I am now possessed with knowing the existence of a fire un had laid an egg enioute. This is every facility found in a mod eggsactly the case without eggsag- til they had left the building. geration, was not eggspected, and Prompt response to the call was em jew elry store for watch made by the firemen but the fire ] created eggstreme surprise in dis repairing, engraving, etc., and was subdued before their arrival covering the egg under such eggs- asperating condiiious The egg is with a stock of goods replete But little damage was done. a dilemma to Mr. Barker as to who with everything in the jew el Lovers of the dance will have an is the rightful owner. Who can opportunity t* indulge at Riverton tell? er’s art, your every want in Saturday evening, March 9 . The my line can be gratified. Bandon orchestra will furnish music TEACHERS ATTENTION Prices right, workmanship and a supper will be; served at mid night. Jess Kay and Clark Hull Those preparing for either of the the best. are the floor managers which is 1912 teachers’ examinations should A call and inspection in assurance that good order will be write this office for the 1912 Circu vited. Respectfully, maintained. Gents $ 1 . 00 , ladies lar of Information if you have not free. Steamers from Coquille and already received a copy. W . H. S C H R O E D E R . Bandon. W. H. B unch , S p it . “I Am Well" C r e s c e n t Ranges R ENOW NED-R ELIABLE $35 to $ 5 0 Satisfaction Guaranteed Take Herald Cook Stoves $ 1 0 to $ 1 7 Willamette T E NT S 7x7 up to 14x16 Carried in Stock ANDERSON New and Second-Hand Goods SUNDAY SERVICESP COQUILLE; CHURCHES »O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Nosier & Norton M. E. Church South Services Sunday, March 10 , preaching by the pastor. Morning subject: “ Morning Cloud Religion.” Commencing Sunday night the pas tor will preach a series of three ser mons on “The Drama of Life in Three Acts " This will be a con sideration of an interesting theme which all should hear. Act 1 next Sunday night “ Leaving Home.” We think these discourses will prove interesting to young people. Plan to attend the services through. The service will be musical, with the sermon short. You are invited. G EN E R AL COMMISSION And W holesale Merchants Feed, Flour, Hay, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Agents DeLavai Seperators. Freight and Ticket Agents Steamers Fifield, Bandon and Alliance. Coal Oil, Gasoline and Distillate Always on Hand. C. H. C l e a v e s , P astor . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday school at 10 a. m. PreacbiDg next Sunday at 11 a m. No evening services. Frank H. Adams, Pastor. CHURCH OF 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 C O Q U IL L E , C. A. HARRINGTON, Prop. Same Old Place Come and See COQUILLE STMR. P LY IN G R IVE R : : OREGON Phone Home 111 Farmers 4 83 X> O O 0O O O O O O O O O 0O 0O O O O O O O O < X ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL. Services first and third Sundays of each month. Sunday school Ç every Sunday at 10 a. m. Archdeacon Wm. Horsfall, rector. Skookum Restaurant j Every Factor of Typewriter Supremacy Belongs to the Remington The superior strength and durability of the Remington and its greater reliability under every condition of service have always been recog nized. In addition, every contribution to recent typewriter improvement has been a Remington contribution. The FIRST COLUMN SELECTOR, the FIRST BUILT-IN DECIMAL TABULATOR, and the FIRST ADDING AND SUBTRACTING TYPEWRITER are four recent Remington improvements, every one of which constitutes a mile stohe in typewriter progress. LINE F1FIELD BETW EEN BA'NDON AN1) SAN FRANCISCO SAILING EVERY 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. Nosier & Norton, Agts. COQUILLE, OREGON Phone Home 111 Farmer's 4H3 Str. E lizabeth Capt. Olsen, Maste Wil! make regular tripe Boiween C o q u ille River an J San F ra n cisc o . Visible Models 10 and 11 R e m in g to n T y p e w rite r Com pany (Incorporated) 24.S Stark Street Portland, Oregon Wo S t o p - o v e r a t W a y P o r te Electric Lights. Everything ix First d a te Style. Reservations at F'thrman’g Phar macy, Try The Herald for Job Printing