LOCAL N E W S .
REXALL
EMULSION
B o m —To the wife of Audrew
, Patrick on April 27 , a girl.
Born—To the wile of Gilbert
of this city May 4 , a boy.
Weight eleven pounds.
j Chisholm
City election next Monday.
Purified petrolium, emul­
sified with hypophos-
phites of lime and soda.
Tonic, stimulaut, nutri
tive, intestinal, a n t i ­
s e p t i c , anti-tuhercular.
$ 1 . the Bottle
FUHRMANS
PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
DR. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offloo in Kiohraon'i-Barker B lildin ;
OOQUILLB, O k KOON.
Offloa Phone Main 21L
Dr. C. W. Endicott
D entist
Office over First National Hank
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
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R. B. HOAG, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Richmond-Harker Building.
C oqu ille ,
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Both Phones.
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Office Hours
9:30 to 12, 2 to 5
Phone 494
DR. A. P. INGRAM
CHIROPRACTOR
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
Room 2, Laird Bldg. Coquille, Ore.
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A. J. Sherwood,
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N otary P tjblio ,
Coquille,
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Walter Sinclair,
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N otaby P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
E. D, SPERRY
Attorney and Coouceilor at Law.
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Richmond-Barker Building.
C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office Phone 335 Main
Residence Phone 346 Main
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J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
City Council meets tonight.
Mother's Day next Sunday.
G. W. Shelly of North Bend has
purchased the mercantile business
of J. Machado at Myrtle Point.
Ray Dean left for his home at
Cottage Grove on Saturday last go­
ing by stage to Roseburg.
The total amount of fees collect­
ed in the County Clerk’s office for
the month of April, 1912 , was
$ 7 7 1 . 90 .
Collins & Marriette, high class
comedy artists, are at the Scenic
Theater for a five nights’ engage­
ment.
J. Quick reports peas in bloom in
his garden and other products well
advanced toward maturity and his
table.
Work began Monday on the C. A.
Smith pulp mill at Marshfield. The
plant is expected to be in operation
within six months.
Anderson has a memory jogger
for campers in this issue. Tents,
stoves, camp stools and hammocks
can be obtained of him.
Sheri I W. W. Gago and assessor
T. J. Thn.'l * were in attendance at
the candidates’ May Day ball in the
wigwnm at PaDdon Saturday night.
Business o f all kinds is opening
up in this city and valley, and
activity in all lines is in evidence.
An unusually prosperous season is
assured,
E.
DoraD,
representing
the
French China Company, Sebrig,
Ohio, is in this section exhibiting
wares
manufactured
by
that
concern.
Raymond E, Baker of Bandon,
our next county superintendent,
was a visitor at the county seat
Monday. He was accompanied by
his daughter.
J. A. Brcckman has bought out
Harry Flanders and is now prepar­
ed to do general hauling, moving,
etc. All orders will receive care­
ful attention.
For Sale— A job lot of stock in
the Coquille Valley Cretimery, good
as new, only been used one year.
Price 80 cents 011 the dollar, James
Jacobson.
Mr. Halvorstolt, a Falrview resi­
dent. severely cut his foot with nn
axe while clearing land last week.
Dr. Hoag applied b plaster cast and
the injury is being rapidly repaired.
Three inches more rain fell in
April than the “ fool month” a year
ago. according to a Bandon weather
observer. The last three days of
the past month contributed ihe un­
usual increase.
Rev. Frank H. Adams will preach
the memorial sermon in the Christian
Church, assisted by Rev. C. H.
Cleaves and Rev. F. B. McDonald,
on Sunday, May 20, at 2:30 p. m.
Invitations are out for a social
under the auspices of the Ko Keel
Club at their hall Saturday even­
ing, May 11. Alt fortunate enough
to receive one should not fail to
attend.
Einar Siverson of Marshfield
made application for final naturali­
zation papers before the clerk of the
court Monday. O O. Lund and
August Frizeen were witnesses in
making another standard bearer for
Uncle Sam.
An artistic display of Mannish
Richmond- Barker Building
Shirts for woman such as would be
Coqcn.Li. O bsoon
creditable in any metropolitan city,
adorns the window of Henry
Lorenz’s store Ladies will be well
£ .
G. D. Holden
rewarded by paying a visit to the
L i v i sa,
pleasing scene.
JüSTIOS or tub P a i d
For Sale— One Studebaker 3-inch
U. B. Commissioner, General Insurance
wagon nearly as good ns new. Also
Agent, and Notary Poblin. Oflioe
1 one set heavy double harness, high
in Robinson Rnilding.
bames and breechings. All in good
Coquille Oregon.
shape. $50 buys the lot Phone 28,
Garden F ertilizer- Super Puos j Coquille.
phate— the best, cheapest and most
P. M. Hall-Lewis was surveying
cleanly fertilizer known. For sale j Second street yesterday to establish
in any quantity from ten pounds
grades on that thoroughfare as an
up.
J- E. Q u ic k
aid to contemplated improvements.
B ou n d to S ell — T wo lots and
George Peoples is carrying the flag,
a barn on the corner opposite the
and otherwise devoting his services
Christian church
Price cut from
where most required
$425
$375
C. A. Pendleton, Co-
W. H Boyle and family left Co­
qnille.
quille
Monday last to seek a home
There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits of Cham­ in the Willamette valley.
Mrs
berlain’s Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales Boyle goes to the home o f her par­
and voluntary testimonials from persons ents in Riddle, Oregon, and Mr.
who have been cured by it. If you or
your children arc troubled with a cough Boyle will visit other places in the
or cold give it a trial and become ac­ lower valley in an endeavor to se-
quainted with its good qualities. For
\ cure permanent enployment.
ale by all druggists.
Oliver Hoglie returned
from
Portland Tuesday to abide with us
home, with six lots, two in the
permanently. We understand Mr.
bottom, about twenty bearing trees.
i Hoglie was a passenger on the
Located close to school house. ! Carpathia, returning from a trip to
Presbyterian Ladies Celebrate the Fifty-Fifth
Price $1,250. G o o d terms. See his home in Sweden, at the time of
Anniversary » { their P a sto r-
the rescue by that vessel of the
B. Folsom.
Frank H. Adams
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Titanic survivors, and he states
W J. Gordon, a printer of ability that he never again wishes to wit­
A surprise devised by the ladies
in every branch of the art, ia now ness a scene of such unparalleled
of the Presbyterian church was giv­
associated with the Herald, thus distress
en the pastor, Rev. Frank II. Adams,
assuring the best of work for our
Arrangements are perfected for at the home of Mrs. A. N. Gould
patrons.
the annual camp-meeting of the on Tuesday evening last, the occa­
There will be a special service at Seventh Day Adventists, and the
sion being to honor the fifty-fifth
the Christian Church Sunday, May meetings will begin today May 9 .
birthday of their loved leader in
12 , at 11 a. m. known as "M other’s Tents will be pitched in Bellows’
Christianity. It had been previous­
Day.” Recitations and songs ap­ grove, West Roseburg, within the
ly arranged by the ladies who in­
propriate to the occasion will be next few days. As usual a large
stigated the party to have the same
rendered. Each one attending is number of church people from the
given in the church Wednesday
requested to wear a white flower io six counties comprising the South­
evening, May 8 , the birthday of
memory ot mothers. “ Mother” is ern Oregon Conference will be in
Mr. Adams, but this being the dale
the subject of the sermon.
attendance, and speakers of coast­ of an entertainment—The Iloosier
The Coquille Furniture company wide reputation will be present.
Poet—given under the auspices of
has built a mezzanine floor iu the
Friday afternoon at 3:30 the jury a sister church at Masonic hall, it
rear o f the spacious establishment in the Foote ease failing to agree
was decided to have the surprise on
which furnishes needed additional were discharged by Judge Benson,
tha evening prior. However, an en­
room for storing goods. Every­ who placed the bonds of the defen­
joyable program was rendered un-
thing to furnish the home can be
dant at $ 5 , 000 , the same being read­ tH twelve o’clock when the company
found iu this popular store and
ily furnished by residents of Co­ was dispersed by the honored guest
courteous treatment is accorded all
quille, and no material difficulty on the incoming of the day of hiB
who pay a visit of inspection.
would bave been encountered had birth by a fervent and heartfelt
The Bandon Recorder says that the bonds been a sum many times prayer.
drilling is again in progress at the greater. The second trial will pro­
A notable feature of the even­
Miocene Oil & Gas company’s well bably take place at thè next term ing’s entertainment was placing up­
on Bear creek and indications are of conrt.
on each person a numbered article
looking better all the time. Large
increased attendance at t h e indicative of the title of a book, all
quantities of foam are constantly Scenic Theater has necessitated being conte 8 tante, the one naming
oozing out of the well which is a building an addition at the back the most correct numbers to be
good sign as those in position to which will likewise afford a more awarded a prize. No. 13, a cake of
know affirm.
spacious stage for vaudeville acts, yeast, “ Bound to Rise;” No. 9,
Our city wharf presented a lively a feature the management of this twisted cord, “ Oliver Twist;” No.
scene while the Tillamook was dis­ popular theater will present at 1, necklace of pearls, “ Cast up by
charging cargo Saturday.
The stated intervals in the future. With the Sea;” No, 12, huckleberry twig
steamers Alliance, Wolverine, Co­ comfortable seats, a spacious stage, attached to picture of fish, “ Huckle­
quille, Myrtle and other smaller first-class vaudeville acts and ex­ berry Finn,’ ’ and others of equal
cralt were at the dock during the cellent pictures the public should merit to the number of twenty-six.
time, and the beautiful day contri­ show appreciation by giving ths Miss Marguerite Longston won the
buted many visitors among whom Scenic a liberal pntronage.
prize, a good, well bound book.
were Ihe snap-shot artists with their
Several recitations were rendered
The Grand Army of the Repub.
kodaks securing pictures o f the
and
vocal music and social converse
lie assisted by the Women’s Relief
interesting scene.
Corps, have committees appointed contributed to the pleasures of all.
After partaking of bountiful re­
O. O. Lund, nominated for sheriff, from their patriotic organizations
was in Coquille Monday coming to prepare a program for the proper freshments, Prof. Howard made ap­
Ircm Bandon where he had been in observance of Decoration Day, May propriate remarks citing the object
attendance at the candidates' ball 30. Prof. C. A. Howard has been of the gathering and on behalf of
given at that place on Saturday last. secured to deliver the oration which the church members presented the
All ladies “ summoned” by him will be given in the Masonic ball at honored guest with a substantial
cheerfully complied and submitted one o ’ clock p. m. Other features present to which Rev. Adams feel­
to embrace the object presented to in keeping with the occasion will be ingly and ably responded Btating
them—the dance of course. Mr. upon the program, due announce that this was the first birthday party
tendered him far a period of twenty-
Lund manifested no little emotion ment of which will be given.
three years.
when speaking of his success in re­
H. L- Kelley, nephew of Ned C.
Mrs. A. N. Gould, the hostess,
ceiving the nomination and he ex ­
Kelley of this city, arrived in Co­
was assisted by Mrs. H. N. Lorenz,
tends sincere thanks for the confi­
quille on Saturday last to abide
Mrs. R. B. Rogers, Mrs. C. R. Bar-
dence thus conferred.
with us permanently, and will be
The annual ball o f the Coquille associated with his uncle in the real row and Mrs. Charles Kime. Their
Fire department will be given at estate and other business pertaining conscientious endeavors received re­
Nosler’ s hall Saturday evening, to the Coos Bay Collection Co. Mr. ward from countenances which man-
May 18 . The fire boys have won a Kelley comes from Billings, Mon­ ifepted the pleasure their labors as
well-merited reputation as promo­ tana, and is pleased with the change entertainers so amply produced.
In addition to those who assisted
tors and entertainers at their dances experienced in climatic conditions
and as the tunds received will serve and we trust business prosperity the hostess the following were
as a recognition tor laudable labors will prove equally as pleasurable in present:
Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Howard, Mr.
rendered, they should be accorded his new chosen home.
and Mrs. Wm. J. Longston, Mr. and
a liberal patronage. Supper will be
At a meeting of base ball enthusi­ Mrs. J. TV. Springer, Mr. M. P. Long
served at midnight.
Admission
asts of Coos county a league was and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.
one dollar. Endeavors are being
organized in this city on Sunday Pursley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Ack­
made to have excursions of boats
erman, Mrs. J. H. Oerding, Miss Mar­
last. Charles Baxter was elected
guerite Longston, Miss Laura Watson,
and trains to accommodate neigh­
president of the league and the Miss Dorothy Watson, Miss Irene Kime,
boring lovers ol Terpsichore.
managers of the teams which con­ Miss Rena Anderson, Miss A. G. Norris,
Orcbardists of Bridge recently stitute the aggregation are as fol­ Mr. Charles Kime, Mr. Will Barrow
organized a horticultural society at lows: Marshfield, Joe Schott; Ban­ and others.
A display of (lowers, prominent
which time the following officers don, G. Whissett; Coquille, George
were elected: George W . Starr, pre­ Gage; North Bend, J- C. Wallace; among them being most beautiful
sident; O. E- Hill, vice-president; Eastside, K. Whitty: Myrtle Point, panzies of varied and harmonious
A . O. Hooten, secretary, and J. P. not represented but will participate. hueB, such as no country in our land
Easter, treasurer.
C. H. Nosier, By-laws were adopted for the gov­ can surpass, were in profusion.
The event will be long remem­
E . O. Hill and J. G Houser were ernment of the league and a sched­
appointed a committee on resolu­ ule of ten games agreed upon, thus bered as a fitting memento upon the
tions and by-laws.
The regular giviug each club an opportunity of passing mile-stone of the life of a
meetings o f the society will be held playing the other five teams twice most worthy man, and the thought­
the first Saturday in each month during the season. Conditions be­ ful ladies who so successfully con­
at the Bridge school house. The ing favorable the first games will be summated the event will ever have
organization is allied with the State played on May 26 at the following a kind memory in the hearts of all
Horticultural Society.
places: Bandon at Marshfield; Co­ participants.
"God be with you till we meet
quille at Eastside; Myrtle Point at
again.”
North Bend.
FOR
SALE— A
nice
A NOTABLE EVENT
COQUILLE RIVER ROILS
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
COQUILLE CHURCHES
IN COQUILLE SOCIETY
AND PRODUCES STEAM
little
Kodak
Season is
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STEAMER TILLAMOOK
GAINING PUBLIC FAVOR
Among the freight received for
the last trip of the
¡Tillamook was a road roller and a
water wagon consigned to Jokn
Hall for use of the county in road
work. They will fiist be used in
the neighborhood of the rock
crusher near Norway. Aside from
the above, large quantities of mis-
jcellaneous freight were unloadel
for Coquille an.I Myrtle Point par-
j ties. The Tillamook ia gaining in
patronage aa increased shipments
testify. One hundred tons on the
docks at Alber Brothers’ mill in
Portland await transportation here
and will doubtless come on the next
trip. The boat is lue to arrive
here Monday.
1 Coquille on
We have them from
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 2 5 .0 0
Call and let us demonstrate
K n o w l t o n ’s
Drug Store
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A U T O S E R V IC E
Any
phones.
time, any ¡»lace.
T . A . Walker.
Reverend Frank H. Adams was
born in San Francisco, has never
been farther eastward than Butte,
Montana, is a typical westerner,
broad and liberal in bis views, and
is popular in this community with
all classes. He has been identified
with church work in Seattle and
other coast cities.
IT. O- Anderson, our lurniturc
man, received word from his par­
ents, no.v residents of Cottage
Grove, that they contemplated a
trip to Sweden leaving New York
on the 19 th of June on the Steamer
Luscitanie. Mr. Anderson's father
has not seen his uative land for
forty years, is an old sailor and he
is cogitating whether the long
absence from the briny deep will
| occasion seasickness.
It would surprise you to know of the
great good that is being done by < ham-
! berlain’s Tablets. Darius Downey, of
j Newberg Junction, N. B., writes, “ My
wife has been using Cnamberlain'sTab-
lets and finds them very effectual ami
doing her lots of good.’” If you have
any
trouble with your stomach or bow
Both
I els give them a trial. For sale by all
1 druggists.
An unusual spectAcin presented
itself at seveu o ’clock this morning
Dear the ferry, nnd onlookers en­
tertained varied opinions regarding
the cause of the phnomeua. Near
the center of the Coquille river
water was boiiiDg up accompanied
by steam of sufficient quantify to be
observed a block awav. Had an oil
gusher broke loose?
No, there
was no oil upon the surface. Was
it gat.? It produced no odor. What
could it be? Thus inquiries were
made by witnesses of the sceDe.
Investigation by the Herald man
produced the facts. About three
months ago when Mr. Nosier, of
Nosier & Norton, was transferring
freight from the Tillamook to the
steamer Myrtle, two fifty pound
drums of carbide fell overboard.
Water is all that is required to pro­
duce activity of carbide and one of
tbe lost drums by being jostled
about by the current was broken
sufficient to give vent with the re­
sult above noted. A t the time the
carbide was lost the river was sweet­
ened by a one hundred pound sack
of sugar, but no unusual results are
looked for from that source.
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P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H .
Services next Sunday as usual,
l ’reacbing at IT a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Frank H. Adams, Pastor.
M. L Chuck Sosth
Preaching services Sunday as
usual.
Sunday school at 10 ». m.
You are are invited to be present
at all our services.
Mrs. Elton Tyrrell will sing at
the evening service.
C. H. C leaves . P a s t o r .
BAPTIST SERVICES
Rev. G. Leroy Hall of Marshfield
will preach in tbe “ Little Church”
on Sunday, May 19, morning and
evening. All are welcome.
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T .
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
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for Women
JUST RECEIVED
From $1.50 to $6.00
SEE OUR WINDOW
Parasols for All Ages
Up-to-date in Style
Agent for Buterick Patterns and Royal
Worcester Corsets
HENRY LORENZ
LEADING OUTFITTER
COQUILLE, OREGON
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CROOKED SHOES
MADE STRAIGHT
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Your footwear made to do double service at a small expense
and made easier for the feet than when first worn.
LO G G E R ’S H EAVY SHOES M ADE TO ORDER
as well as the finer grdaes.
Satisfaction assured to all our patrons
SAVAG E & N E W A M
Opposite Farmers and Merchants Bank,
WATCHES, CLOCKS {
JEW ELRY
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Coquille, Oregon
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Dr. H. E. Hermann
Eyesight Specialist
SILV ER W A R E
PRECIO U S STONES
Most Complete Stock
to be Found in Coos
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Inspection
Solicited
W ill b e at the
Baxter Hotel
C o q u ille
W. H.
Monday, Tuesday and Until
SCHROEDER
Noon Wednesday
The Jeweler
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COQUILLE
May 20 , 21 , 22 , T 2