MERELY MENTIONED
Felt Mattresses at Anderson'».
Dining Table» at An li r»on’s.
An open air dancing pavilion is
to he built in Collier park.
Have You
Brohen Out
Is your face covered with
pimples, blotches or rash ? Poor
condition o f your blood will
cause these facial disfigurements
at this season o f the year. A
good medicine for your blood
will clear your complexion like
magic.
Of the many blood purifiers
we sell R e x a ll B lood T a b •
lets are undoubtedly the most
effective. W e are familiar with
the formula o f this remedy and
knotv what it will do. It puri­
fies and enriches the blood,
builds up the entire system and
imparts a healthy color tocheeks
and lips. Sold with the Rexall
guarantee. Per package, 50c.
F U R W N ’S PHARMACY
T h e Rexall Store
P rofessional C ards
P H Y S IC IA N S
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
Physician
Surgeon
Office in Richnjond-Iiarker Bldg.
Office Phone Main 211
Dr. C. IN. ENDICOTT
D entist
Office over First National Bank
Phone Main 431
W. J. Longstou will build the new
hospital at the county poor farm,
taking ihe contiact at $2,200.
School Supt. Baker informs the
Herd 1 that 8th grade examinations
Mi»» Laura Dimmiek returned
will be held throughout the county
laid week from a vi h it with friend»
on June fith and (Uh.
in Marshfield.
Bicycle Supplies at Anderson’».
Watches repaired in an up-to-date
My Optical work is giving satis­
manner by W. Frank Petett.
No
faction. Give me a trial. W . Frank
delay.
Petett.
Mr». O. O. Lund und daughter
School Supervisor Golden visited
Margaret returned to Mar»htield
the Lee, Gravel Ford and Bald Hill
yesterday attir a short visit at the
school» last week, and will spend
home of F. C True.
Borne time with the Roy and Rack-
It may be well to note that when
leff schools this week.
this paper or anj body else speak»
A petition is being circulated for
of “ Front” street in this town, he,
a
referendum
vote on the ordinance
she or it means First street.
recently passed by the city council
Improvements at the source of
vacating Burns avenue and alleys
the city water supply have been
in blocks seven aud eight in the
completed, und wo nre all fixed for
Barrows aud Strung addition.
the summer.
Decoret at Andersou’s.
Automobile service, any time.
Miss Corinne Key, of Portland,
T . A. Walker, call either phone.
Stand Farmers & Merchants Bank arrived on the last Breakwater to
corner.
make a visit to her friends, Mr. and
George Alexson, who was quite Mrs. A. P. Miller and family, during
painfully burned while renewing vacation. She is acting as pianist
the fire with coal oil at the Royal, is at the Royal. The young lady also
on duty, and no longer carries his favors the uudionce with an occasion­
al song, and as she has an unusally
face in a sling.
F. E. Allen, one of Marshfield’s clear, sweet voice, it is a decided
councilmen, was in the city last treat.
week. He informs the Herald tbnt
Crescent Ranges at Anderson’s.
the plan for clearing up the Marsh­
The upper part of the John Flana­
field water front is makmg but slow gan place been Bold by Mr. Gill to
progress.
a gentleman from Humboldt county,
The timber near this city, pur­ the deal having been closed last
chased by tbe Uoquille Mill <fc Mer­ week. About 150 acres, practically
cantile Co. some months ago, will all bottom land, with sufficient up­
be logged off by Aasen Bros, and land for a good building site, are
they will soon commence work on included in the deal. The price is
tbeir road and camp.
understood to have been about
$ 12 , 000 .
Bed Springs at Anderson’s.
H. L. Carl, of the Coquille Furni­
ture Co., is making some changes
and improvements on the interior o f
his store, to get his stock into mure
convenient order and make a better
display.
Sewing Machines at Anderson’s.
Joseph Windle, who recently sold
his farm near Lampa to L. G. Lon g,
of Bandon, is staying xfith his fami-
ily, in town for the present. They
are somewhat undecided as to their
plans, but if they find a farm that
suits them in a location that strikes
their fancy they may buy again in
this valley, as Mr. Windle, after see­
ing much of the world, thinks there
is no place equal to the Coquille
valley for an investment or a home.
Makes Home Baking Easy j
Teachers’ Examinations
Notice is hereby given that the
County Supsriutsiidei t of Coos
County will hold the regular exami­
nation for applicants for State and
o mnty papers at Coquille as follows:
KOIt STATE CAPERS
Commencing Wednesday, June
18, 1913, at 9 o’clock a. m., and con­
tinuing until Saturday, June 21,
I 1913, at 4 p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon—Writing,
U. S History, Physiology.
Wednesday Afternoon— Physical
! Geography, Reading, Composition,
Methods in Reading, Methods in
| Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon—-Arithmetic,
History of Education, Psychology,
The o n ly baking p o w d e r Methods in Geography.
m ade fro m R o ya l Crape
Thursday Afternoon—Grammar,
C re am o f Ta rta r
Geogiaphy, American Literature,
Physics, Methods in Language.
Thesis for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon—Theory nnd
Officers Elected
Practice, Orthography, English Lit­
At the meeting of the Educational erature, Chemistry.
Friday Afternoon—School Law,
League the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year : Mrs. H. Botany, Algebra, Cixil Government.
Saturday Forenoon—Geometry,
O. Anderson.presidentjMissIvy How-
ey, first vice-president; Miss Plank Geology.
Saturday Afternoon — General
second vice-president; Mrs. R. H.
Smith, secretary; R. S. Knowlton, History, Bookkeeping.
List of Subjects for Primary
treasurer; C. H. Cleaves and Mrs.
W. C. Chase, members at large.
Thesis, June, 1913.— What should
be taught in the primary grades,
Some Running
that is not found in books? Home
geography in the primary grades.
A world’s record was broken at The use of phonics in the first
Louisville, May 14, when Frogslegs, grade. Primary reading. Nature
a 4-year-old colt, rau a mile and 20 study. Busy M’ ork. The Montes-
yards at Churchill Downs in one sori system of education. Play and
minute and 39 seconds flat. The playgrounds.
former record was 1:39 3-5, made by
Yours truly,
Colonel Asbmeade, at Churchill
L R. ALDERMAN,
Downs, October 5, 1911.
Superintendent of public Instruction
,
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Absolutely Pure
N0ALUM.N0 LIME PHOSPHATE
Night of Laughs
Fishtrap and Vicinity
“ Aunt” Priscilla Robison lost a
Harry Ennis, who is putting on
“ A Big Night of Laughs” with local fine young work horse a few days
talent at the Masonic hall on-W ed­ ago. The veterinary, Mr. Miller,
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
nesday and Thursday evenings, re­ was called but could do nothing.
The jury in the breach of promise
First National Bank Building
ports that rehearsals have been go­ Another horse was sick, but re­
case of Mrs. C. R. Wells, of North
Rooms 2-3-4
ing on in a very satisfactory manner covered.
Bend against Chas King, of the
Misses Belva Pinkston and Estella
and the show will be a hummer.
Gorst & King auto line, awarded
L. « I. ULJEQVIST
The advance sale of tickets has been Taylor took the final 8th grade ex­
East Fork Items
the plaintiff damages to the extent
A ttorney at L aw
very satisfactory and good houses amination, and succeeded in passing
of $4000.
First National Bant Building
M. C. Miller’s new bouse is located
are assured. As tbe proceeds go to all of the grades except two. Miss
Coquille, Oregon
SETTINGS—from pure Bred Rhode
Phoenix Pure Paint at Anderson’s. tbe public library, everybody should Belva is taking a special course in in one of the most sightly spots in
Island Reds. $1.00 for 15, 100 per
turn out and see a good show with the Coquille school, preparatory to this part of the valley. They moved
WALTER SINCLAIR
cent fertile. Leave orders at Skeels
Base Ball Sunday
local actors, while boosting a good the examination in June, when tbo in about two weeks ago.
Grocery.
A ttorney at L aw
young ladies mentioned will en­
Mr. Courtright, of Bandon, is
The Coquille river ball team will cause along.
It is a cold day when Marshfield
Notary Public
Coquille
deavor to finish the other two visiting bis brother.
go
to
the
Bav
next
Sunday
and
the
is not the victim of the check forger.
grades.
Cleo Madison Again
Fred Baker has sold part of his
One Dave Penwell is the last opera­ first league games of the season will
E. D. SPERRY
We understand Mr. Fennel has place. The buyers plan to niako
be played. Bandon plays Marsh -
tor
reported
at
this
writing.
He
ATTORNEr A N D
The Cleo Madison Stock company been retained to teach the upper camping places of their purchases.
C ounsellor at L aw
got away with quite a little wad field, while the Coquille and Myrtle
will be at the Scenic again tonight Fishtrap school the coming term.
Office in Robinson Building
Point
teams
will
meet
North
Bend
The writer congratulates the edi­
and is still at large.
Rev. Mowry, presiding elder of
in a double header. An excursion and tomorrow night. They made a
tor of the Herald for refusing to
Jas. Hutchison, formerly a Marsh­ train will leave Coquille, probably very favorable impression in their the M. E. Church South, held
W. C. CHASE
publish a “ petition” that advertised
field boy and for years a clerk in
about 11 o ’clock, returning after the two performances last week giving quarterly conference at the M. E. a woman and omitted the name of
A ttorn y at L aw
Magnes <fe Matson's store, now in
gameB. Tbe full schedule, which Coquille patrons better dramatic church at this place Sunday, May the man whom said petitioners
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
the clothing business at Eureka,
was arranged on the Bay, has not work than has been seen here be­ 18, preaching both in the morning wished to get at, and for the edi
was in town last Thursday, being
fore in a long time. Miss Madison and evening.
yet
been received here.
tcrial which denies that Coquille is
C. R. BARROW
on a visit to his old home on the
is a finished nnd versatile actress.
The Ladies Aid, of this place,
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
the vestibule of hell.
Bay.
She has a rich clear voice, plenty of held their annual meeting for the
Memorial Day
Office Phone 335
Two weeks ago Mr. Springstead, Big Ben, he’ ll call you
beauty and a very pleasing person­ purpose of electing officers for the
Residence Phone 346
The Commercial club has ap­
who
has rented a half section of on the dot at any time
The observation of Memorial Day ality. She is bound to grow in popu­ ensuing year, recently, at the home
pointed Lew. A. Cates, A. T. Morri­
road land on the headwaters of Elk you say.
J. J. STANLEY
will
be
under
the
auspices
of
the
larity with her audiences. The sup­ of Mrs. Radabaugh. Mrs. Pinkston
son, Leo J. Cary, J. E. Norton and
creek, left his ranch near Roseburg
LAWYER
And if you roll over and
B. F. Folsom as a committee to ar­ Woman’s Relief Corps, and will con­ port is as good as could be expected was elected president; Mrs. Halter,
Richmond-Barker Building
sist of exercises in tbe Masonic hail in a company visiting this section, vice-president; Mrs Albert Fish, and hauled his family over the try “ just-one-m ore-nap,”
range
for
the
Fourth
of
July
cele­
Coquille, Orpgon
mountains in a heavily loaded wagon
he’ ll repeat his call 30 sec­
secretary and treasurer.
bration. They have decided to hold at 1:30 p. m , a procession to the if not better.
Since then he has been camping onds later and keep on call­
Odd
Fellows’
cemetery
and
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Taylor,
of
this
the exercises in tbe grove at the
near the river nnd working on » ing
decoration of the graves there.
until
you’ re wide
place, have relatives and friends
east end of First street.
Myrtle Point Pointers
road which be is building from the awake.
The program for the exercises in
visiting them from California.
Our marine reporter must have
Coos Bay road to Elk creek. Th<-
the hall has been arranged as fol­
Mrs 8. C. Endieott, of Bandon,
The lowner Fishtrap school is
Big Ben stands 7 inches tall—
been somewhat mixed last week
lows:
spent most of the past week visiting progressing nicely under the man­ hardest work be has found bas been He’ s heavy, massive, handsome.
when he reported that the game of
to bridge the river so that he could He's got a great, big dial you can
Male quartet, Messrs. Frank Les­ relatives and friends here. She was agement of Miss Ivy Williams.
“ five hundred" was one of the
get his wagon across, but be now easily read in the dim morning
lie, S. M. Nosier, Earl Leslie and accompanied by her two little
Guy Finley, of Rink creek, visited
amusements of the evening at the
Chas. McCurdy; reading by Mrs. daughters, and returned home the his friend, James Hammock, over bas a bridge completed and quite a light, a sunny deep toned voice
Sunday School party held at the
stretch of road is finished on tbo you’ 11 hear distinctly on your sleep­
Laura Bandon; song by Marvel 15tb inst.
Sunday of last week.
iest mornings.
residence of R. S. Knowlton No
other side of the river. He has been
Skeels; lecitation by Ruby Mc­
Rev. W. Owens, pastor of the U.
Mrs. Joseph Hayes was stricken
I’ ve placed him in the window
card games were played, and that
Donald; solo by J. W. Longston; with paralysis and died two hours B. Church, will preach at Willow assisted by Mr. Smith, who lives on
Look at him whenever you eo by.
reporter has been sent to take the
reading by Mrs. Frank Leslie; ora­ later on Friday, the 16th. Mrs. dale church next Sunday, May 25, Rock creek, and bv Mr. Vogel, of
Keely cure.
tion by Rev. Frank AdamB; male Hayes was born in Honolulu, about this being bis last sermon beforo Coquille, who has taken up a home
stead on Rock creek. The road will
The great calamity in Omaha was qu irtet; band; benediction by Rev.
A lexeon Building
67 years ago. Her parents were the annual conference, which con­
quickly over-shadowed by the terriblv
be about three miles long wbei
Cleaves.
Bast End First St.
disastrous Hoods in Ohio. Great suffer­
missionaries in the Islands and late venes at Tillamook, Ore., June 4.
completed. It will pass near Mr
ing anil sickness from colds and expos­
Memorial Sunday, May 25th, will in life she married Mr. Hayes there.
Rev.
Owens
will
leave
for
that
ure resulted. L. Poole. 2217 California
Smith’s house and will set his ranch
The Jeweler
St., Omaha, writes: “ My daughter had he observed by the usual exercises, About four years ago they came place May 27, and will be accom
on
a wagon road for the first time
a very severe cougli and cold but F oley’ B held at the Presbyterian church at
here and bought a nice home. She panied by Mrs. Fred Barker, who
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
Honey and Tar Compoitud knocked it
Tbe road crosses the river near the
PROPRIETOR
out in no time.” Uefuse substitutes. 2:30, Rev. T. B. McDonald delivsr. j leaves a husband but no children to goes as a delegate from this and
west end of R. A. Easton’s ranch
Fuhrmsn's Pharmacy.
ing the address and the meeting mourn her loss.
the Johnson’s mill charges.
being attended by the G. A. R. and
“Uncle” Bill Miller, of Bandon, crossing a corner of his land.
Mrs. Chester Lee and Miss Cecil
Mr. Springstead is enthusiastic
W . R C.
is
visiting
his son, Nile Miller. He
Miller returned on Monday last,
—
— -
Myrtle Camp No. 197
over the prospects of Coos county
expects
to
stay
for
some
time.
Foley’ « Kidney’ s Pills repay your co n -: after a pleasant visit in and around
Meets Every Wednesday at 7:30 p.
and
tbe
East
fork
in
particular.
W
<
Miss
Grace
Miller
visited
her
j
fidence in their healing and curative | Portland.
m., in Woodmen o f the World hall.
qualities. Any kidney or bladder die- j
sister, Mrs. Frank Smith, at Bandon, J are glad to have him and Mr. Voge' Something doing every minute. Visit­
case not beyond the reach of medicine
A. E. Seaman, of Marshfield, is
ing neighbors welcome.
settle in our midst
a short time ago.
will viel I to their u«e. Mrs. Cordelia
A. J. Sherwood, Consul Com.
Copeland, Ardeola, Mo., says: “ I had having the two buildings west of
J. W . r.eneve, Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Collier spent
kidney ami bladder trouble for over a the Guerin Hotel moved, one onto
Sunday with Mrs Collier’ s parents,
year and 5 bottles of Foley’s Kidney '
Pills cured m e.” It is the name story Ash street near Second, the other Mr. and Mrs. Tenn. Robison of this
from every one who uses them. All say, on Maple next to Adams' blacksmith
place.
NUFF SED.
“ they cured m e.” Furhman’s Phar­
shop.
He will erect a concrete
—
macy.
RATES: One cent a word, each in­
1 ...
I
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents
building on the lots left vacant,
♦ .
Notice of Final Account
which aie already rented for store
If you have never tried a Swift’s Premium
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Notice is hereby given that the under­ FOR SALE—Three fourths ton o
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signed, the Administrator of the Estato
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ft purposes.
Ball Barley for seed. Price $2 25
LAW YERS
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|
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
A Co., doing business In the City of To­
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev­
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of H A L L ’S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed In
my presence, this 6th day of December,
of Jonathan Quick, Deceased, has filed
E. Carter came home with a new his final account as such administrator
| in the County Court of the State of
auto on Friday.
Oregon, lor Coos County, and said court
per 100 lbs. Chris Torres, Bo-,
25, Coquille, or phone Harlocke:
ranch
5-13 2tp
COOKIES
Max Dement, who has been rather has appointed Monday, July 7, 1913, at
the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon
under tbe weather, is taking treat­ at the County Court Room in the Court FOR SALE —160 acres, 40 arret
house in the City of Coquille, in the I myrtle bot*oro, well improved,
ment from Dr. Callaway.
County of Coos and State of Oregon, as
A . D. 18M.
(Seal)
A. W. 0L E A 80N .
Mrs. G. O. Lowe went down on the time and place for the hearing of [ some saw timber, in Brewstei
Notary Public.
Valley. Cheap. B. Folsom. 4 22 tf
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally Friday to visit a few days with her objections to such Final Account and ____________________________
the sett lenient thereof.
and acts directly upon the blood and mu­
cous surf-i-<s i f the system. 8end for daughter, Mrs. Ray Shull,
who
Dated this 19th day of Mav, 1913.
MAKING AND REP WRING
testimonials, free.
5-20 5t
J. K. QUICK.
Fine and heavy shoes for men and |
lives just below Coquille.
F. J C H E N E Y A CO., Toledo. O.
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Jonathan
{
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
women. John P. Stitzer. 2-18-tf[
OBSERVER.
^ Quick, Deceased.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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