REXALL EMULSION Purified petrolium, emul sified with hypoplios- phites of lime aud soda. Tonic, stimulant, nutri tive, intestinal, sept i c, anti anti-tubercular. $1. the Bottle FUHRMflN’S PHARMACY The Rexall Store DR. RICHMOND PHYSICIAN AND SURUKON. Offloe in HiohtuoaJ-B irkjr BiilJiu; C oquille , O regon . Offloe Phone Main 211. Dr. C. W. Endicott D entist Office over First National Rank Phone Main 431. Coquille, Oregon R. B. HOAG. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Richmoml-Rarker Building. C o q u il l e , - - O regon . Both Phones. 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. i A. J. Sherwood, A t t o b n k y - a t - L a w , N o t a b y P u b l ic , Coquille, : : Oregon W alter Sinclair, A ttobnby - ät -L aw , N otabt PUBt.10, Coquille, : : Oregon. E. D, SPERRY Attorney and Councellor at Law . Offloe in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE, A T T O R N E Y -A T -LA W Office in Richmond-Barker Building. C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counsellor at Law Office Pilone 335 Màin Residence Pilone 346 Main C oquill * C ity , O r * J. J. STANLEY LAW YER Richmond-Barker Building C oq uille , O regon E. G. D. Holden L iwyrb , G ustici or thb P ia c i U. 8. Oommisaioner, General Insaranoe Agent, and Notary Pabilo. Office in Robinson Building. Coquille Oregon. Don’t Worry - Eat Memphis, Tenn.—Mrs. Emma D. ooney, of this place, says: *‘I suffer- d misery for nearly eight years, but ince taking I'ardul, I am much stronger, nd I haven’t missed a single meal. I ardly know how to express my grati- ude.” Don’t-worry about your symp- ims— Cardui doesn’t treat them. Vhat you need is strength. Cardui elpa you to get it. Take Cardui, be- auae other tonics and medicines do not ontain its pecnliar and successful in- redients, imported especially for its ranufacture. Half a century of suc- iss, has stamped Cardui with the seal public approval. During this time, trdui has benefltted a million worn in. hy not you? Try it, today. LOCAL NEW S. Born:- May 27, to the wife of Howard Coll cer, this city, a son. You can S A V li M ONEY at our shoe sale Friday, May 81 ,- The Iiailies Bazaar. Judge Coke adjourned court on Saturday evening last. Will again convene Monday, June 17. Jeweler Schroeder’s residence has received a coat of white paint that presents a pleasing appearance. John Dequer, socialist orator, will give an address in the ‘ Little Church” this city tonight. All welcome. The premium lists lor the Oregon State Fair, Salem, September 2-7, are now printed aud ready for dis tribution. Dances every Saturday night at Heazlti hall. Music by the ex cellent six piece orchestra of the Scenic Theatre. The final commencement exer cises ol 'he high school will be held Friday evening, May 31, at 8:30, at the Masonic Hall. The Christian Science Society will hereafter hold services in the “ Little Church” instead of W. O. W. hall as heretofore A socialist convention will be held in this city Monday next, June 3, to nominate a full ticket for coun ty aud state officers. Frank Burkholder and W. C. Rose were among the fishermen at Tenmile lake recently. They re port excellent catches. Grover Williams of Daniel’s creek recently contributed $57 in a justice court at Marshfield as a penalty for killing deer out of season. D utch A uction : — Coquille Val ley Creamery stock at 80 cents on the dollar doesn’t sell. Who’ll give six bits?— James N. Jacobsen- Miss Florence Rich of Wash- ougal, Washington, arrived in this city Friday evening last for a sum mer visit with her sisters, Mrs. W. C. Chase and Mrs. A. N. Gould. After a strenuous siege of official duties incident to the circuit court James Watson, county clerk, paid a visit to friends and parents at Coos City the first of the week. FO R SALE— A nice little FOR SALE, or Trade fo, Real B IG A U C T IO N S A L E home, with six lots, two in the Estate— Three geldings and one mare, ranging from 900 to 1200 We " i’ b *° *ute to ,lie <’e,T !e of bottom, about twenty bearing trees. pQunc|s; ^ ”from 6 to 8 years; all Co,l ,lilll) aB<* surrounding country Located close to school house, f broke . to ___ l „„ j ride. A a pecia| ..„„¡„I that tbat we w«t have bave established eatablrabeit a a once : a work and j MONTH sales day in Coquille, selling Price $1,250. Good terms. ^ee price for two weeks. on commission. Will list B. Folsom. Pacific Real Estate Co. strictly uny kind of stock, fowl, funning Do It In Daylight 1 1 J. E. Norton ol Nosier A Nortou M rs. Jacob Noah and wile of implements, vehicles mid household is expected home on the next trip Salem, Oregou, accompanied '’Y; goods any thing that is worth 15.00 of the steamer Elizabeth which is Mrs. D. M. Shine and her brother or more. No junk or worn out looked for Monday. Mr. Norton Fred Caplesof Portland, have been stuff. Will be in the Pacific Rea! has been absent in San Francisco visiting frieuds and touring Coos Estate offi -e every Saturday from 10 about two weeks and his partner, as county for the past mouth Their to 5 for the purpose of listing your well as his many Iriends, will be call at the Herald office was doub efferings. Cull and get putticulnrs glad to see him at his post of duty. ly appreciated by reason of infor and get acquainted with the aue- ! The steamer Tillamook arrived mation given of the “ old folks at tioneer. Saturday night with a fair cargo of home.” The parties returned to Watch the Coquille papers lor ' freight for people of this locality. their places ot residence Friday last. date of first sale. With the K O D A K T A N K . As the Tillamook is a valuable ad Concrete and bitumen required Let us show you how simple. N ick J o hnson , Auctioneer. junct to the shipping interests of for paving the streets of Coquille J. W. L ’I n e v s , Clerk. Coquille, merchants, and others, have arrived and work will be rush should give it all the patronage pos ed after the ground settles sufficient NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN sible and thus iusure its permanency. ly over the sewer to warrant a good It appears to have been the policy C. Fast of Portland is in the and durable job. Contractor Mor- city soliciting orders tor a topo rtsey says the work of paving First of some of the competitors of the ^ graphical map of the northwest street will require but sixteen days O K Creamery to advise tanners, Cl that promises to be a valuable work to complete, weather conditions and would-be patrons of that plant •5 Cl of reference. It will be lithograph being favorable. The contractors that its owners, Fred B. Haight A C1 ed 4 x 5 feet in size and will possess are deserving the mantle of charity Company, were not in good finan- I © many important features heretofore as the elements alone are responsi cial standing. In order that all onr <S © omitted Irom work of a like char ble for the delay and it is not within patrons may know the falsitv of G the province of man to stay storms that statement, I wish to advise the f 3 acter. Dealer In public that I have this day caused 43 © or make weather suitable to his The song of the saw, the tamiliar security to the amount of $5,000 to iS © whistle aud the hum of industry desires. be deposited in the First National © usually prevalent at the Coquille Not only will all hats in stock Bank of Coquille. This deposit is to © mill was stilled one day this week at T h e White House be reduced secure patrons against loss and as © by a portion ol the engine being for ten days, but all hats of one sure them of our good faith. © broken. Work is now resumed material will be made free of charge Anyone wishing to verify this <- 3 . © with renewed energy and choicest beginning June I .— First National statement rnav call on L. H. Haz 43 © lumber is again being turned out Bank Building. ard, cashier of the First National © i 3 for shipment to coastwise ports. Miss Roxie Hall, daughter of Bank. O. K Creamery, © J. C- Watson has returned from Judge and Mrs. John F. Hall, was Per M. P. L ong , Mgr. © 4 Ö Albany where he purchased three quite severely injured by being © r 3 : high-grade registered cows paying thrown Irom a bicycle while coast Now is the time to get rid of your (5 rheumatism. You can do it by applying therefor the sum ol $810. This is, ing down the Commercial avenue Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging © apparently, a high price, but Mr. hill in West Marshfield Monday. the parts freely at each application. © O For sale hy all druggists. Watson considers the sum reason She was unconscious (or several © able as he desires to enchante the hours. Dr. Mingus stated that she © value of his herd only with the was getting along fairly well al © very best animals to be obtained. though suffering considerably from © Assessor Thrift returned from the the shock. So far as an examina © Grand Lodge meeting of the Odd tion showed, no bones were broken Give me your order for fall delivery for Fruit Fellows at Pendleton Monday. He but she was vomiting considerably Eyesight Trees, Berry Plants and Ornamental Stock. reports a very enjoyable time. Mr. indicating that she may have sus © Specialist Can save you money. Thrift also visited Walla Walla tained internal injuries.— Times. [© where the home for Odd Fellows is Kuights of Pythias of Coquille © iS’ located, and speaks highly of the will on Tuesday, June 4, receive © 43 prosperity evidenced in and around an official visit from Frank T. the city named in consequence of Wrightman. Grand Chancellor many streams. Commander, and Louis R Stisnon ,5 $ 4 5 o - ! ? > •v? The Herald is prepared to print Grand Keeper of Records and Seals For laces, embroideries, fringe, and all kinds of trimmings go to posters for Fourth of July celebra Kuights of Pythias of Oregou. Both WILL BE The W hite House.— First Nation tions in neat and attractive designs. grand lodge officers are residents of Poaters 28 x 42 inches in size, two Salem at which place the Herald AT THE al Bank Building. I’atriotic people of Marshfield are colors, with design of Uncle Sam, man and Mr. Stimson worked in making a move toward celebrating Goddess of Liberty, Eagle or Shield, the same room at the state printing the Fourth of July in a sane and printed in red and blue upon white office. We know our distinguished proper manner. Fireworks will not paper make a most desirable bill. printer Knight to be a thorough be a feature and it is wise for the Samples in miniature can be seen at gentleman, one who enjoys hos pitality and all the good things of safety and well being of the town. this office. Order early. COQUILLE life, and we doubt not that he and A “ milky way” was observed by A. J. Radabaugh informs us bids will soon be asked for to ditch a a night pedestrian recently at the Mr. Wtightman will be royally en tertained by their Ccquille brethren. large tract of land near Norway. City Bakery— or more properly When brought to a stage where it speaking, the night walker took Tuesday and AMATEUR NIGHT AT THE SCENIC can be cultivated, these low lands the milk away. Drippings of the Wednesday cannot be excelled for productive lacteal fluid upon sidewalk and steps Last Monday evening the Scenic afforded a clue and the milk and ness. man were located in a nearby room Theater managers inaugurated a Dr. H. E- Hermann, eyesight Prosecution was waived upon pay new feature at their popular photo specialist, returned to Roseburg A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED * ment of one dollar for each bottle play house, that of securing the tal Saturday last atter a successful of milk. The way of the trans ent of local people to add to the business visit to Coquille and Ban- pleasures of the audience. There gressor is hard and costly. i dou. Dr. Hermann will give us will be an extra attraction every Nick Johnson and wife from i auother professional call on June Mosier, Oregon, are among the re Monday evening hereafter and is Your footwear unde to do double service at a small expense 18 and 19. and made easier for the feet tliau wbeu first worn. cent arrivals contemplating making designatad as “ amateur night.” Miss Alia Stanley entertained her this city their future home, as Mr. Ralph Fox, Walter Sinclair, John classmates, the high schools seniors, L O G G E R S HEAVY SHOES MADE T O ORDER Jobnsou says “ Coquille looks good Oerding, Clifford Bergen, Bennie at her residence last Monday even ns well as the finer grdaes. enough for me.” They came in Hersey, Elmer Briner, six right- If so and if you have the quali ing. Various card games were 8 itisfaction assured to nil our patrons handed boys, contested in driving with a one-hotse rig. Mr. Johnson fications to handle the very played, refreshments were served five nails each in a plank upon the comes to us well recommended as latest, best and fully guaran at 11 and a social time was en teed lighting systems in this an auctioneer of ability and integ stage with the hammer in the left Opposite Firm rs and Merchants Bank, Coquille, Oregon joyed until a late hour. district, write at once with full rity. He will have ouce-a-month hand. Prizes were given to the particulars to Manufacturers M. M. Dobbins of Lampa has sale days in Coquille selling all winners— Ralph Fox first prize, $ 1 ; Agent, care of The Herald. sold his lease on a farm held at articles on commission the value of John Oerding second prize, 50 c; that place to a Mr. Carmichael. Mr. Clifford Bergen third prize, 25 c. An which is $5.00 or more. J. W. WILL BE IN TOWN Dobbins leaves by team Saturday Leneve will act as clerk at these additional prize of a nature to cause within the next few days and , for a northward journey to the I’u- sales. merriment was given the winners talk matters over with you. get Sound country and his destina while upon the stage. Oue minute It seems that it is not generally j Write at once. Thi3 advertise tion may possibly extend to British SPECIAL TRIPS was given in which to drive the ment will not appear again. understood that the partnership Colombia. Anywhere— Any time nails and Ralph Fox completed the formerly existing between Ned C. j Two hundred applications for Kelley and J. J. Stanley, doing busi task in less time. The Scenic six-piece orchestra automobile and motorcycle licenses ness under the firm name of Coos were received last week at the office Collection Company, has been dis played an overture entitled “ Jolly Rates Reasonable of the secretary of state. Among solved. This dissolution took place Sleighride,” producing the jingling j of sleigh bells, the merry laughter the number appears the application on March 1, and due notice of it Phones Home 106 BAXTER HOTEL of the riders and the clattering hoofs of Frank Burkholder, this city, Reo Stands Farmers’ Day 486 was given by publication in this of the horses so realistic that the i 7502; L. P. Sorenson, Bandon, COQUILLE GARAGE Night 263 paper, as well as in the Sentinel. audience wer# participants in fancy Ford 7601. It is unnecessary work Mr, Stanley withdrew from the R. E. Buck, an old-time resident firm while Mr. Kelley continued if not in fact. The orchestra re as well. ol Coquille now of Bandon, was in the business under the same firm ceived a rousing encore and another short sleighride was enjoyed. the city yesterday to decorate the name and has bis office next door Our family washing Next Monday evening the comic graves of cherished ones passed t0 ,he Herald office. While Mr. service is both satis vaudeville act entitled “ The Peach away. He reports considerable ac Stanley is no longer a member ol factory and economi and the Lobster” will he presented J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor tivity at the sea city particularly In this firm he is its regularly retain cal. Join the happy the shipping business. We acknow ed legal adviser and attorney, and by Nellie Gardner as the Peach and ; Leave* Myrtle Point daily at 8 o'clock i-TTWH ledge a brief though pleasant call may be found in his office over the Lanson Leneve, the Lobster. A i p. ni., carrying mail and passenger«. majority and let us Arrives at Koseburg following evening. O. O. Lund, republican nominee Farmers and Merchants bank laugh is promised fiom start to the show you, whether you Stage leaves Roseburg daily at at 6 a. finish. LansoD does not take kindly i for sheriff, was in the city Tuesday where he has been located since the 1 are from Missouri or m. Special rigs for parties at any time. to the title of ’’lobster'’ hut be will having returned from Bandon building was first ready for occu a native daughter. not crawfish when it comes to deliv where, on the night previous, he pancy. AUTOM OBILE SERVICE COQUILLE-MYRTLE POINT ering up-to-date jokes was in attendance at the institution Poor appetite is a sure sign of im Leaves Coquille at 5 p. m. Daily of a lodge ot Moose. About thirty paired digestion. A few doses of Cham berlain’s Stomach and LiverTablets will Bandonites joined the ranks of streng th en your digestion and improve o moe a . your appetite. appet time, place, raoosedom and many more have . y°ur Thousands have been benefited by taking these Tablets. Sold signified a desire to iollow. I by ail druggists. I Home Telephone 461. Fanners Telephone 1.56 Knowltons Drug Store <3 »3 <3 Geo. T. Moulton 43 ‘3 <3 <3 Hides, Woof, Furs and Pelts 43 DR. H.E. HERMANN i3 i3 t3 43 43; *3 43: 43: 43 “ Cascara Bark” A Specialty 43: Address, COQUILLE, OREGON <3 m 3 Baxter Hotel June 18 and 19 DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY * CROOKED SHOES MADE STRAIGHT SAVAGE & NEWAM -.¿o / W ALLING’S AUTO LIVERY WASHING IS HARD WORK NEW CAR AND GOOD SERVICE Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Line A U T O SERVICE COQUILLE LAUNDRY Any any Both ICE CO. phones. T. A. Walker. AND LaircTa Livery Barn, Myrtle Point