EMULSION
RUBY DUST IN
COOS BOUNTY
Purified petrolium, emul­
FliUNII IN THE BLACK SANIIS
REXALL
sified
with
hypophos-
MERELY MENTIONED
"Biol Be the Tie That Binds
County Clerk Watson issued the fol­
lowing marriage licenses during the
Hargains at The Fair Store
week:
Bandon will soon have a 24-hour
Clarence Howard McLaughlin and
Helen Kmma McLaughlin, both of electric service.
Marshfield.
Street paving is now moving for­
H. J. Mohr, of Portland, and Delia ward favorably.
Chapman, of Marshfield.
Farmers Union meets Saturday,
L. It. Kuller, of Wenatchee, Wash.,
July 28 , at W . O W . ball.
and Ada Chapman, of Marshfield.
bold. Platinun and Ruby Dust a Profitable
Daniel W. Giles and Grace E. Black,
Mining Industry in the Ocean
both of Myrtle Point.
Sands of Coos Co.
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phites o f lime and soda.
Sujwriulendent W . H. Bunch
and Field Organizer N . C/ Maris
viiiled Bandon yesterday.-i«v educate
the people relative lo 'The school
children’s industrial contest. They
will go to Myrtle Point Thursday
(tonight) for a like mission.
uutri
$1. the Bottle
FUHRliflNS
PHARMACY
We have decided to do a
Strictly C A SII Business
(or thirty days commenc­
ing July 15, regardless of
.he responsibility of the
customer, so that none
will be offended : : : : :
The site for the city hall has not
yet been decided upon. The price
fixed lor the Collier estate- $2,700
Z C. Strang has returned from a - which was accepted at tbe last
six weeks visit to Portland.
meeting ot the city council has
Salmon, and nice ones, are now been inflated to a figure— $4,000 -
being caught in the Coquille river. tflat we understand is not to be ap-
r I
Mrs. Samuel Nosier is spending a proved.
The steamer Patsy having met
few days at Bridge visiting relatives.
The Foresters of Amen-a will with a mishap transferred freight
hold a picnic in Bandon August 15 consigned to Coquille merchants at
Bandon which found its way here
C. H. Nosier of Coquille was reg­
Tuesday on a barge. Mr. Broad-
istered at the Hotel McClellan,
bent shipped a large lot o f cheese
Rosebnrg, Monday.
from bis factory on the return trip
It is said automobile stages will
of the Patsy.
be on the Myrtle Point R ,,eburg
Mrs. Viola Strang was pleasantly
run in a few days.
surprised ou the day of the W . R.
J. H. Oerding has fruit boxes of
C. excursion by t>eing met at the
the standard size always on hand
Bandon wharf by her daughter,
Special sizes to order.
Mrs. Karl Klliotl, who bad just ar-
Insurance o f $2,000 on the Pros- rive(i from Sacramento, Cal., for a
per school house which burned on j tsv0 months’ visit. Mr. Elliott will
June 9 has been paid
also arrive in a couple o f weeks.
Trip to Bandon
F. C. True, wife and baby, C. M.
Members of the Coquille G A. R.
Goodman and wife, and Jesaie, and W. R. C. received an invitation
tive, intestinal, a n t i ­
Maude and Albert Sweet returned from the lAandou Post and Corps to
s e p t i c , anti-tubercular.
Tuesday from a week’s outing at be preseut at G. A K hall on July
W biskoy Hun
Tho party took a ID. A goodly number responded to
boat from Bul'ards, thence by wag­ tbe ‘‘ bugle call” as they all knew
on over a good road. Hock oysters, what such an invitation represented
crabs, clams and brook trout were to them. At 7:30 a. in., the W ol­
upon tbe daily bill of fare.
verine was crowded with a jolly lot,
Mr. True informs us bo spent a to the number of 58. O.i arriving at
' great portion of his time viewing the b-autiful eity-by-the sea they
tbe old mines which had been were met by the reception com­
worked for the precious metals for mittee, and with flags flying march­
fifty years or more. At present ed to the hall, where a grand ban­
The R exall Store
there is a pirty of four under the quet was served.
A fter all were
supeivision of a Mr. Nelson who' feasted to (heir heart»’ content
are mining for gold, platinum aud those who wished went to the
ruby dust. Huby dust is a recent beach for a good time, with orders
Herald subscriber wants to rent
J. C. W alling took Dr, and Mr3. |
discovery in these parts and is very to preseut themselves at the hall at thirty acres, or thereabouts, of bot­ D W . Giles Wednesday in his auto­
valuable. This dust is sold to deal­ three o'clock, wheD a short program tom land. W ho has it ?
mobile to Rural where the newly
ers who have a process by which it was rendered, followed by a light
Unusually attractive prices will wedded couple will initiate their
is melted and formed into stones lunch, when the march was again prevail Friday and Saturday, July honeymoon. Mr. W alling reports
the size desired. Hubies are costly, I tekeu up for tbe sttamer landing. 2 6 , 2 7 , at The Fair Store.
the road in fairly good condition,
as wo all kuow, and mining of the After pleasant good-byes were spok-
Paul Stephan received eleven and five miles ot the roadway re­
same is a source of much profit. eu all joined in giving three cheers
The good housewife finds the family
tons of flour the first of the week cently reconstructed with g ra v e l,
washing particularly disagreeable—
Mr. True viewed the ruby dust un­ for B ad don Post aud Corps.
from the river as being exceedingly 1
for use in the City B akcy.
the hot, steaming suds—the muss
The return trip was quickly pass­
der a magnifying glass and says it
Walter Oerding has pennants of fine and smooth.
and dirt—house upside down—Hub­
ed amid songs, jukes and pleasant
produced a most beau'iful sigut.
Rachel ,K. Applegate has accept­
by gets home to a cold lunch and is
every kind, color, shape and form
There is also another metal ob­ conversation. The day was ideal
cross—baby cries, etc.
ed a position as teacher in the Co 1
for schools and fraternities.
tained, mure valuable than those as far as weather was concerned,
The work of taking care of the
Wm. Candlin left for Portland quille high schooL She is a gradu­
mentioned the character and name and was one long .lay of pleasure.
family wash is a pleasure to us—
Wednesday on busine-s. He will ate of a class of eighteen of the
W It C. Press Cor.
of which Mr. True has forgotten.
it is our business—we are equipped
seniors of the University of Oregon
be absent about two weeks.
The instruments used to separate
for it. Send it to us—be rid of all
Miss Applegate has had experience
the worry and hard work. You
Mrs. T . M. Gimmick, who has
tbe minerals are crude and slow, yet
Honor An Estimable Woman
in
teaching as well as the fifteen
will be glad—the baby will be
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the miners are cheerful from which i A few of the friends of Mrs. been on an extended visit to C a ll-,
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.
hours ot work in the department of
good — Hubby will smile over a
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we infer they are doiog reasonably D. D. Pierce, having learned that forma, is expected home in a few
warm dinner-you will live longer
education required by the law pass-
well.
on Friday, July 19, she would pass : days.
and be happier.
! ed by the last legislature.
A scientific and mechanical ge­ another milestone, decided to give
Fences have been removed from
nius would find a field in the black her a surprise birthday party. The around some city residences and
A Pleasant Rtnwmbraace
sands of the Pacific in Coos county surprise was complete, until after a neat, more modern appearance , A (e„ years ajfo wheB c A How-
that would yield immeasurably.
returning from an auto ride to results.
aid
taking the train at Cal-
Mr. True is as enth-asiastic over U irtle Point she entered the kitch­
Coanty Clerk Watson returned ¡fomia town with his bride for his
tbe admirable camping Bite afford­ en and there found calces other than Sunday from Portland where had Oregon home, he had secured a
ed at Whiskey Hun as he is of the of her own biking and ao smelled a t>een in attendance at the conven- birth on the train which proved to
Professional Cards
! possibilities of profitable mining. mouse and would not c >me into the tion of Elks.
be the upper one in the section. A
Within one him Ire 1 yards of the darkened parlor where her friends
J. C. W alling is keeping h ii auto gentleman assigned the lower birth
beach is a good place for tents, waited with bated breath to give busy conveying parties to various accommodated Mr. Howard and wife
P H Y S IC IA N S
sheltered by trees from the winds, her a noisy reception.
parts o f this section bent upon all by reversing the order, which was
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
aDd with a strean of pure water, a
‘ Five Hundred’ ’ was the order sorts o f missions.
luiy appreciated. N. C. Maris of
Phvsician
veritable paradise is afforded to of the evening after which a deli­
Friday and Saturday, July 26, 2 7 , the O A. C , now here in the inter
Surgeon
those who would live “ next to na­ cious supper was served.
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg.
will t>e banner days for purchasing est of the children s industrial con-
Office l\;one Main 211
ture.”
As a token ot «»teem, Mr. A. J. goods at The Fair Store. Prices teats, was recognized by Mr. How-
The surroundings deserve a bet­ Sherwood, in behalf of the friende
the lowest ever. Call and see.
* r,l ®9 t^16 gentleman who had
ter D im e than that applied by the in attendance, presented her with a
R. B. HOAG. M. D.
Jack Kronenberg t: Bandon,while ^ r e n d e r e d h.s sleeping quarters.
Physician
I miners of long ago— one more sug- gold bracelet
t
- v -
They are now working together uui-
Surgeon
cranking an autoin jbile got his arm
J
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; gestive of purity— and as the resort
Among those present were:
Richmond*Barker Building
, ,
,
.
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„ tedly in fostering the children a
broken
above
the
wrist
jo
in
t
when
J
n
Both Phones
| becomes better known an t patron- , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood
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„ (li . *• » 1 1 contests. The incident on the train
: the engine of the auto “ backfired.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evland
; ized doubtless the name will be
is pleasantly
remembered
and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
ichang d —as it should be—to har­
Books will be open at the coun serves as a cement to solidify their
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Pierce
D entim t
monize with the place.
ty clerk’s office for the registration frien,|ahip
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Peoples
of voters until 5 o cluck p. m.. Oc-
,
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Office over First National Bank
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Collier
Phone Main 421
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sterling
tober 20. Don’ t delay. Register
Farum Meet Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Carey
now
Regular meeting of the Farmers
Mrs. K. V. B. Nicklin
DR. H. B. MOORE
The Bandon Recorder states that Union Saturday afternoon, July 2 7 ,
Mrs. Elton Tyrrell
CHIROPRACTOR
the steamer Fifield arrived at that at W. O. W . hall this city. Topics
Room 2. Laird Bldg
Phone 4'U
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
J. B. Griffith, a laborer at the Co­
place Friday last with 150 tons of of interest will tie discussed, notably '
Marion Picture Man Cumin»
Office Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5.
quille trill, met with an ac-ideal on
Frank Lm ning, the leading man freight including a locomotive for that o f holding an annual harvest
festival where all may be brought
Saturday, July 20, that resulted in in the Kalem Indian motion pic­ Aasen Bros, o f Coquille.
LAW YER S
Touic, stimulant,
Notice
C O Q U IL L E
H A R D W A R E CO.
In the Good Old
Summer Time
COQUI LLE LAUNDRY
AND ICE CO.
wa3
O Q G G G G Q C i& Q O O O Q O Q G & Q Q Q Q G G Q Q
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A ttorney at L aw
F^rat National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L. J. LILJEQVIST
A ttorxey at L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
OxjWille
E. D. SPERRT
ArroRNKf ANO
COLNMEI.LOR AT L\W
Office in Robinson Building:
W. C. CHASE
A it o r x y at L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A t to rn ey
and
C » c nmelt / jr
L aw
at
Office Pilone 33ó
Residence Phone '41A
J. J. STANLEY
I.AWVÏB
Richmond-Birker Building
Coquille, Oregon
E. G. D HOLDEN
f.AWYER
Justice of Petice, .Notary Pnblic
V . S. Commissioner
Insnrance Asrent
Office in Robinson P.uildiofif
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SALE —
s, w ith
six
A
nice little
lots, tw o
in the
>m, ab o u t tw e n ty h e a rin g trees,
ited close to
; $ 1 ,2 5 0 .
olsom .
school
house.
G o o d term s.
See
his death. It was the noon hour
and Griffith, iu company with a fel­
low workman, was eating lunch
from dinner pails under a plat­
form near the mill. There was a pile
of lumber on the platform above
j them, and for some unknown rea
son the lumber fell, striking Mr
Griffith upon the head and fractur­
ing his skull. The right side of
his head was fearfully crushed and
the right eve forced out of tbe sock­
et. The unfortunate man was tak­
en to .the hospital at Myrtfi» Point
where he died upon arrival at that
I institution. He was a man about
forty years of age. No information
regarding his houie or family rela­
tionship is given in the doctor’s
certificate of de.th an.l it unob-
! txinnblc.
Theory has been advanced that
j human bauds caused the lumber to
fall; that aome one thinking to give
the diners a »care pushed the iom-
j tier over. But this in only conjec­
ture. At any rate the mill compa­
ny is Dot responsible aa it was sot
during working hours when the ac­
cident occurred, and the place for
eating tbe noon meal wa* chosen by
■ tbe unfortunate, and nut provided
: by the company for such purpose.
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tu re stories, will be at the Scenic
Theatre. Monday and Tuesday even­
ings, July 29 an I 30. Mr. Lanning
is the only motion picture actor
that has ever appeared on the stage
in Coos county. There will be a
reel of pictures shiwn with Mr.
Canning in the leading role. You
will see him in the pictures and he
will appear on the stage in person
something never before seen in
Coos county.
Mr. Lanning will lecture upon
the motion picture business, des­
cribing how they are made. This
will prove intensely interesting as
many fanciful freaks produced are
cause for wonJermsnt. Don’ t miss
thi* rare opportunity.
Alm ission
10 and 20 cents.
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Opposite
Hotel Baxter
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The O. K. Creamery
Wants your butterfat Mr. Dairyman
and we wish to Give You Value
Received in return for the product
The O. K. Creamery
M. P. 1.050, Manager
COQUILLE. : : OREGON
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All Women Wonder
how we ran prod ace so bit? a
loaf of fine bread for so little
a price. They cannot do it, no
matter how expert thev may
be. How can they ? We buy
our materials at wholesale and
use the most modern appli
ances. That's why our bread
is cheaper th an the home bak­
ed and oetter too.
City Bakery
Paul Stephan, Prop.
Tbe subject of engaging
Point, Wednesday, July 24, at th e , in the raIsln* of I°*»nberriea
residence of A. J M. Robertson. 9utficient quantities to warrant them
Rev. Frank H. Adams officiating.
Don’t miss the opportunity ° f
buying goods at y.ur own prices
during the thirty daya sale at The
Fair Score
Sp?-. 1. inducements
Friday and Saturday, July 26 . 2 7 .
The [Nicest Girl» in Town
! be' n^ 30U8 bt lor ia the raarkets 8i
| the world, and other matters not
j oniy 0f benefit to the farmers but
lhe cofnrnllnity generally will be
agitatefJ
A good attendance and
a meeting of unusual interest is pre-
.iteted
are regular visitors to our soda
fountain. All day and any day
you ran oee them here sipping
what we call soda, but they call
“ just lovely.” The young man
who strays in here for a glass
of our soda thinks he has struck
heaven and when he tastes the
Evangelist Williams, wlvo held,
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revival services here 1st summer in
T» PurcKas* Fill ( hhw O
s
the Christian Church with success-
W. D. Gorman of the Ladies'
ful results, started in Sunday last Bazaar left Sunday for San Fran-
for two weeks evangelistic work at cisco to purchase a stock of goods
Bridge.
; for the fall and winter trade. Mr
Frank Lanning, the Kalem mo- Garman is an evpert buyer, is fully
tion picture man at the Scenic j conversant with the merchandise
Monday and Tuesd ty evenings of txqowml for an up-to-date .tore,
next week. E v e ry Ay should see
him, and learn how motion pictures
Mrs Charles Marshall o f Chero­ are m id -
kee. Kansas, and her sister, Miss
W
H. Greenfi 1 exhibited a
Alice Small, of Canton, Illinois, are
Far Health a d Happiness
in tbe city for » summer vacation.
Mrs. Marshall is the mother of Mrs.
VV J. L mgston an 1 comes to the
balmy clime of Coos county to re­
gain her health, aa well aa enjoy a
visit with her daughter. Mrs Mar-
shad will go to Ban Ion Saturday
for a^few weeks lo breathe the pure
and invigorating air from the Pa­
cific with a view to her physical
Binds« Ss* Frtaosca
Steamer Brooklyn will leave Ban- improvement, and we hope slid
don Fri lay Bight for San Fruciweo predict great benefit will be ob­
and the steamer F. izibeth will tained.
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leave that port for the »»m e city
During the summer months mothers
Snodey night.
of young children should wateh for any
For sorenesi of the m i d « whether unnatural lowness o f the bowels.
induced by violent exerc.se or injury, When given prompt attention at this
there is nothing '. ‘'tec thin Ohambwr- time seriuss trouale may be avoided.
lain’s Limm-nt This Iinimmt ateo re­ Cham iertam » t'otic, C'hnters and Diar-
lieve» rheum itic pains. For »ale hy rhoia Kern Gy can always he deperuled
tap»a Fur sale lay all druggists
| altdmjrfisM.
O
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M arried:— Dr. Daniel W . Giles logether for mutual welfare and en-
and Grace E. Black both of M yrtle i ° y ment-
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KILLED BY FALLING
LUMBER AT SAWMILL
A. J. SHERWOOD
Guns and Ammunition
® Fishing Tackle
an>1 we m»y 3000 look for ®n * x'
•ell« nl!
of ? ocda “ t U U ‘W
Bazaar.
O irm in 8c McCormick.
the genial proprietors, though bete
bu{ a §fcoft tlme_ hftT„ woo the
strawberry to the Herald force that l on4 ,leoca o( oar p« OE,l« and their
measured
inch - m circumfer- Mce#ts j, » , « 1,
ence. T h e berry w u in the form
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o f a ‘‘merry widow
:at and about
^ B(((
FrMea£#
one-half inch in th
less.
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"Speedwell, a new steam schoon-
The first annua
am and Carry er baj j t at
sbjp yards in North
county fair w ill be
dd at M yrtle
WM launched s iturday even-
Point September 25 ro 28 inclusive. ing last. Gladys Qallier of Bandon
The 27th will be ‘
-ool Fair Day” broke a bottle of champagne and
r 10 the chil- christened the vessel iu accord with
and will oe given
sts:
dren’ s industrial c
usual custom. The boat is 200 feet
Coquille Mill
D. D. Pierce, of
and Mercantile corn uy closed the
the w e e k for
mil! down the firs
aud to make
the annual in sp ef:
T h e familiar
some trivial repa
industry was
hum ot this hit
started anew yesterday with many
advance m& ss to < fille d -
long, 32 foot beam, H foot hold
and will h »»s accommodations for
fifty passengers
The machinery
for the vessel will be installed in
San Francisco, and will be ready
fo r service about September I.
8 he
»•»da he is sure o f it.
Millers Confectionery
COQUILLE
STUDIO
is t«
George & GiWer, Props.
General photngra ,nir
werk. portraiture and
viewing, developmg
and prin tin g fo r am a­
teure. Call and *ee .a
and get our pri.'-s.
A h S V A V S A O t*
RO O \ \\G
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The only ready roofing manu­
«nu-
factured rh*t ia ebeolulely fire­
proof.
Made of M combination of Ae-
heafoi» !atone) fibre and genuine
Trinidad Lake Aaphalf. Thia
roofing ia proof agamat «very
destructive element.
It ia «impie fo lay and lever
requir»*« painting, graveling or
repair«. Used on all kiitda of
buildings— everywhere.
I
WriU »r emit far S+mp.-x
jnJ Bnoklet.
J. H. Oerding
" ^Coquille, Oregon
ALTO SERVICE
will be on the San Francisco-Bandon
1 tan.
’ FIRE-PROOF
H *ve J ou p*ui the printer
Any firn«, any place,
phone». T . A . Walker.
Both