T
Pioueer White Read at Anderson’s
MERELY MENTIONED
Fruit Jars at Anderson’s
Miss Lou Hooton returned to her
Henry Loren/, is having a new
ci at of paint applied to the front home at Bridge Saturday after a
K A. Folsom 1 ihh Ixeo h | m d ling of his store.
visit with relatives here. Miss Hoo-
a few days at Myrtle Point.
Colored Minstrel«, Saturday and ton, who has been a sufferer from
Cool, refreshing drinks at Fol­ Sunday at the Scenic.
the effects of inflammatory rheuma­
som ’ b .
tism, is much encouraged bv the
Mrs. E. A. Tyrrell went to North
Miss Dollie Skeels went to Ban-
Beud today, to take a nurse’s train­ fact that she is slowly gaining in
don Inst week to visit friends.
condition and is now able to walk a
ing course at Mercy Hospital.
little.
W ib . Candlin will leave for Port­
Watches repaired in an up-to-date
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land this week on a short business manner by W. Frank Petett. No
“Tale* of Honey end Ter” from We*t
trip.
delay.
and East
Have You O
Broken Out •
Is your face covered with
pimples, blotches or rash ? Poor
condition of your blood will
cause these facial disfigurements
at this season of the year. A
good medicine for your blood
will clear your complexion like
magic.
Of the many blood purifiers
we sell Raxall B lood T a b #
lets are undoubtedly the most
effective. W o are familiar with
the formula of this remedy and
knoiv what it will do. It puri-
f ie » and enriches the blood,
builds up the entire system and
imparts a healthy color to cheeks
and lips. Sold with the Rexall
guarantee. Per package, 50c.
FURHMAN'S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
Professional Cards
PH YSICIAN S
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
Physician
Surgeon
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Office Phone Main 211
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D entist
Office over First National Bank
Phone Main 431
LAW YERS
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L. J. ULJEQVIST
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
E. D. SPERRY
A ttoknkt and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE
A ttorny at L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Office Phone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
Going
Hunting
If so get your bread
and lunch sup­
plies from the
CITY BAKERY
Mrs. L. A. Lawhorn, of McKinley,
Wm. Lee, Paskenta, Calif, savs, “ It
Mrs. Samuel Harper was iu town
was visiting in the city over Thurs­ (rom a short visits at Myrtle Point giveB universal satisfaction and I use
only Foley ’ s Honey and Tar Compound
day night.
to her home at Prosper, where Mr. for my children.’ ’ E. C. Rhodes, Mid­
dleton, Ga. writes, “ 1 had a racking la-
Guns for rent at Anderson’s
Harper is employed as manager of grippe cough and finally got relief tak­
ing Foley’ s Honey and Tar Compound."
Farmers’ annual picnic here the Prosper store.
Use no other in your family and refuse
Thursday— and that is always a
‘ ‘The White Roses,” tw oree substitutes. For sale at Fuhrman’ s
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Pharmacy.
great day.
Vitagraph feature at the Scenic
Receiver
Appointed
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Take refuge these warm days iu Wedneshay night.
Change of Manager
The long-deferred appointment of
F o l s o m ’ s confectionery, Always
A party consisting of Chas. Ev
cool.
Virgil Watters, of North Bend, as
land, Fred Slagle, Chas. and Ted
The Farmers Union Store corpo­
The large tank, to he used by the Baxter and Bruce Johnson went ration has now assumed charge of receiver for the Kinney properties
mill and the railroad joiutly, is now out this morning to the North Fork the store that has been running un­ bag been made by Judge Harris,
acting on the request of Major Kin­
in place on its tower
for a few days of camping and der that name, the establishment
ney, and Mr. Watters has qualified
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Oglesby, from hunting.
«
being formally turned over Satur­
for the post This appointment was
Oklahoma, are new arrivals who will
Buy your vegetables for Sunday day night. B. H. Burns succeeds
agreed
on some time ago, but wus
make their home here.
at Lyons & Jones.’ We will be able F. C Getty as manager of the store,
put off from time to time, in the
to
supply
cabbage,
lettuce,
carrots,
having had charge of it before the
My Optical work is giving sati
hope that the deal with an English
faction Give me a trial. W. Frank cucumbers, beets, green beans, sum­ latter gentleman came in.
Mr.
mer squash green oDions and pie
syndicate for the property would go
Petett.
Getty has had the management of
plant, fresh from the garden.
through and a clean-up could be
The Biltmore students are expec­
the store for the past seven months
made without the expense and delay
G. Lemanski, the independent
ted here on their annual educational
and has built up the trade very
of a receivership. From the latest
moving
picture
magnate,
was
in
visit to Coos county about the 20th
materially.
developments
it seems that the Eng-
town
today,
and
he
informs
the
of this month.
lisb deal was more or less of a false
Herald that he has no intention of
•
City
CounciL
Fresh vegetables at Lyons &
alarm. Judge Bruuough’s trip to
reopening the Royal, which has
Jones’ store Friday and Saturday.
Last night’s meeting of the coun­ LoDdon resulted only in his return
been closed for a week or two.
Iu spite of the Leach deportation,
cil brought out a full attendance with authority to buy the property
Matshfield is making great prepa­
the citizens of Coquille can surely
excepting Councilman Leach.
if be could get it cheap enough to
claim to be law-abiding citizens, for ration for the “ Coos county Round­
An order for $1720 was ordered satisfy the ideas of the syndicate,
they all seem to be complying with up and Race Meet,” to be held on
drawn in favor of Ellingsen & Ber- and what that price would be is
Aug. 22nd and 23rd
A lot of
the recent clean-up ordinance.
gon, on the First street improve­ not given out. Major Kinney now
Packard men’s shoes, ladies,’ wild west features new here will be ment.
states that the deal is all off and
misses and children’s shoes at half shown as well as aeroplane flights
Bids were received from Loagston that the property cannot go for the
price, at the new Chicago store, and other noyelties.
Construction Co. and Wm. Peart on price at which the syndicate was to
next door to Knowlton’s drug store.
The Coquille Mill and Merc. Co. the improvement of Front street and buy. The Bay papers report him as
Attorney Tom Hall, who went out call attention to the fact that they’
the improvement of C street. All saying that the price now is $600,000
to the Ecklev neighborhood on a are better prepared than over to
these bids were rejected because which is considered small by every
hunting trip, was taken ill while Bupply apple, prune and tomato
they did not fully cover the items one who is capable of judging of
there and was taken hack to his boxes. Shipments made promptly
by rail or steamer. All orders will on which the council wanted figures. the value of tbe property. A round
home in Marshfield Saturday.
receive immediate attention.
The recorder was instructed to ad­ million would be much nearer tbe
Au tome bile service, any time. T. —Both Phones —
vertise for new bids on the work. value today, and even that sum is
A. Walker, call either phene. Stand
Coquille Mill & Merc. Co.
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small in view of the developments
Farmers Si Merchants Bank.
Since the warm weather came on,
• Farmers’ Picnic
now going on. It is understood
The Gravel Ford correspondent
the editor of the Sentinel announces
that there is a prospect that the
of the Myrtle Point Enterprise says
An interesting and instructive
the discovery that, “ Men can build
property may find buyers in several
local etiquette just now prescribes
bridges, fight battles, tame bucking program has been arranged for the parcels, instead of in one lump.
the greeting, “ Hello! how many jars
bronchos, and all that sort of fluff, annual picnic of the Farmers’ Union,
of blackberries have you got can­
but they can’ t gulp four glasses of which takes place in this city Thurs­
W . S. Duniway Dead
ned?’’
chocolate ice cream soda and then day. Dr. James Withycomb, of the
Lyons & Jones receive their veg­ sit down, hungry, to dinner.”
State Agricultural College, and A.
Willis Scott Duniway, state prin­
etables fresh from the garden Tues­
V. Swift, president of the State ter since 1906, died unexpectedly
Don’t
fail
to
see
the
Edwards
days and Fridays.
Farmers’ Union, will be the princi­ at 7:10 last Tuesday morning at his
Paddy O’ Shay and B. R. Brown fancy rifle shooting and dancing at pal speakers. C. W. Chase will
apartments in Portland. Mrs. Dun­
were busy this morning cleaning up the Scenic Thursday and Friday.
preside, and deliver the address of iway was with him when the end
around the city hall, as a result of
Mrs. W. C. Musick, who has had welcome. Mayor Morrison will de­
came. An acute attack of valvular
dally ing too long last night with charge of the Farmers line central liver a talk on good roads. There
heart trouble, said Dr. J. H. Bris­
the cup that not only cheers but in­ at Bridge for several years, was in will be band and vocal music
Mrs tow, who was summoned, was the
ebriates.
town over Dight last week, visiting E. A. Tyrrell is on the program for
cause of death
friends. She was on her way to a solo
Tents for rent at Anderson’s
Mr. Duniway was the son of
Coos river, where she will teach the
The postoffices at Fairveiw and
Abigail Scott Duniway, the mother
Myrtle Bank school.
Mrs. D. H.
Committee Meets
Hare, C oob county, will be discontin­
of woman's suffrage in Oregon, was
Taylor, whose husband is employed
a former newspaper man and has
ued on the 15th of this month, the
A meeting of the committee re­
on the Smith-Powers work, has
reason being that no one in the
been prominently identified with tbe
taken Mrs. Musick’s place at central. cently appointed by president
activities of the city and state, poli­
neighborhood is hankering for the
Morrison of the C oob County Good
The Butler Stock company held
job of postmaster.
tically and otherwise, during prac­
Roads association was held Thurs­
the boards at the Scenic last even­
tically bis entire manhood.
E. J. Baker, game warden, was
day afternoon at the city hall, those
ing and will appear again tonight
Mr. Duniway had not been in
up from Curry county and was in
present being A. T. Morrisson; Co-
and tomorrow night. The Manion-
robust
health since three years ago
town a few minutes Saturday. Mr.
quill;Hugh McLain and Wm.Grimes,
Claman players who are scheduled
when
in
the heat of a political cam­
Baker says he is having his hands
Marshfield; Dr. Bartle and Peter
to open a weeks engagement at the
paign in which he was reelected
full just now, as the woods are full
Loggie, North Bend; L. A. Roberts,
popular playhouse on the 18th, are
state printer, he fainted while at a
of hunters. He is expecting that
Myrtle Point; J. D. Benham. Fair-
spoken of in the highest terms by
meeting. Ph sicians told him at
the game birds which the state is
view.
the papers of Marshfield where they
that time that a weakened heart was
to send down here will soon arrive.
The committee recommends that
have been filling the Masonic opera
the cause of his temporary collapse
the proposed highway from the
Otis Flitcrolt, who, with his wife, house.
and he was advised to live quietly
county line through Myrtle Point,
has been staying in town for med­
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Franz, writ­ Coquille, Marshfield and North Bend and without violent exertion.
ical treatment, has received such
Duniway
spent
some
time
in
Califor­
ing to the Herald from Aberdeen, to Sunset Bay be hard surfaced to
benefit that they moved back to
nia following the attack.
Wash., send their regards to the
their home at Fairview yesterday.
He appeared to be in about his
Coquille people, among whom they There Is more Catarrh In this section of
George Bradford, living at Riverside
normal
condition until four weeks
the
country
than
all
other
diseases
put
Hotel, Colusa. Calif, reports that he had number many friends. They say together, and until the last few years
a very severe case o f kidney trouble and that they are in good health, but was supposed to bo incurable. F or a great ago when, while accompanied by
many years doctors pronounced it a local
backache, which also affected the secre­
disease and prescribed local remedies, and Mrs. Duniway, he was stricken with
tions. He says, “ I took five boxes of things are quiet there now, “ warm by constantly falling to cure with local
Foley Kidney Pills and they cured m e.’ weather and lots of lumber” being treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Sci­ a nervous chill while in adown town
ence has proven Catarrh to bo a consti­
All over California people report that
He was taken to his
tutional disease, and therefore requires restaurant.
Foley Kidney Pills "c u r e .” For sale the main features of the situation constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
at Fuhrman’ s Pharmacy.
They wish to dispose of their prop­ Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & home and given medical attention,
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is the only Constitu­
erty interests here, as will be seen tional cure on the market. It Is taken In­ and has not been out since that time.
Floor Paints nt Anderson’s
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tea-
apoonful. It acts directly on the blood
by a want ad in this issue.
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FRUIT BOXES
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Wooden Fruit-Container
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We are handling the product of the Coquille
Manufacturing Company, which is turning
out a first-class article in every line of Shooks
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a width of uiut> feet, with a view to
eventually making it wi er.
The
recommendation is made that the
first work be done between the
county line and Myrtle Point; the
next from Bandon to the Curry
county line, and that th< work from
Coquille towards the bay come later.
This is in consideration of the fact
that the sections to be served by
the two first named stretches of
road are dependent entirely on the
roads for transportation and are in
greater need of the improvement.
The committee visited the county
court and met a very encouraging
reception.
A meeting of the as­
sociation will be held at Bandon
Friday night.
Prices Are Right
Consult us before placing your order
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Linsefd Oil at Anderson’s
WANT COLUMN
and mucous surfaces o f the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes­
timonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family PlUs for constipation.
RATES: One cent a word, each in­
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents.
FOU SALE— 100x208 feet, adjoin­
ing Frank Collier’s property,
price $t500. Also one-ninth in
terest in Collier estate, four
housep and some acreage. Ad­
dress J. C. Franz, Aberdeen,
Wash
8 12 4tp
FOR SALF,—Pure bred Cotswold
buck, 4 years old. J. H. Rada-
baugh, Arago, Ore.
7-29-4t
WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Town
lot in Condon, county seat of
Oilliam county, for team of horses
or other live stock in Coos.
E.
H Meade, Coquille.
7-29-tf
THE PATRONAGE OF LADIES
AND CHILDREN.
Our show is wholesome, entertaining
and edifying. It is broad and beneficial.
We get our film service through the
Licensed Exchange and will not accept
anything that is low or degrading. The
OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the
ladies will be pleased, the children
Herald office.
amused and both will learn something
new.
WANTED—Clean cotton
the Herald office.
rage at
T H E
SC E N IC
Coquille Wins Both Games
Jim Collier was the bright partic­
ular star in Sunday’ s games and it
was due principally to this great
player’s work that Coquille walked
off with both games,
From the
time signal to play ball was given
until the first hall was over he had
tbe clam diggers completely mysti­
fied and allowed them but one
m&sly hit. Wood.the first man up
in tbe sixth, was the lucky individ­
ual
And lucky he was, fur, had
O’Conner fielded the ball instead of
going to his base, Collier would
have had a no hit game to his credit,
a record which lew pitchers ever
attain. But as it was he showed
the crowd a brand of ball seldom
seen on a bush diamond and also
lined out three hits in tour times up
and one a three bagger.
Coquille’ s team backed Collier up
in faultless style and showed that
they can hit some by drawing in
nine runs
Maloney started to
pilch lor Marshfield but was hit so!
ICE CREAM & COOL DRINKS
FOR W A R M W E A T H E R
PETER SCOTT
S u cce s s o r to
W1CKMAN & WICKMAN
OOOOOOOOPOOOOOOC
freely that Mgr. Ogren yanked him
out and substituted Freeman who
fared no better. Final score, Co­
quille 13 hits and 9 runs, Marsh­
field 1 hit and no runs.
The North Bend Coquille contest
was a hum dinger and a scrap every
inch of the way and at the begining
of the ninth stood two and two.
All through these eight innings the
crowd had cheered and rooted for
their favorites and with the score
tied excitment was at a lever pitch.
Then when Osbuin scored for
North Bend the Benders were crazy
with delight. Coquille came up in
the last half, ready to do or die.
Piper was sale, Howell hit and
"Swede” went to third, Crawford
rolled a slow one down the third
base line and reached first while they
were after Piper who ran back to
third but was called out by Umpire
Goodner. The Coquillers objected
strenously, but nothing doing. The
next man up hit and Howell scored
the tying run and then Tip O’ Neil
won a lot of glory for himself by
connecting for a two bagger and
the game was over. Score; Coquille
11 hits and 4 runs, North Bend 8
hits and 3 runs.
Tbe game at Bandon resulted in.
Myrtle Point’s defeat by tbe home
team, 11 to 1 .
June 15th
At Bandon— Coquille and Myrtle
Point.
Bandon beats Coqnille 1 to 0.
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Mprtle Point 11 to 8.
At North Bend— Marshfield, two
games.
North Bend wins 9 to 1.
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’ ’ 5 to 3.
June 29th
At Marshfield—Myrtle Point and
Coquille.
Marshfield ties Myrtle Point 1 to 1.
Marshfield beats Coquille 7 to 3.
At North Bend— Bandon.
North Bend beats Bandon 7 to 4.
July 13th
At Bandon— Marshfield and North
Bend.
Bandon beats Marshfield, 2 to 0.
North Bend beats Bandon 8 to 2.
At Coquille— Myrtle Poiot.
Coquille wins, 9 to 2.
July 20th
At Marshfield—Coquille and Ban­
don.
Marshfield beats Coquille, 3 to 2.
Bandon beats Marshfield, 9 to 8.
A t North Bend— Myrtle Point.
North Bend wins, 5 to 4.
At North
Marshfield.
July 27tb
Bend— Coquille
and
North Bend-Coquille tie, 1 to 1.
Mar8lifield beats North Bend, 9 to 2.
At Myrtle Point— Bandon.
Bandon wins 5 to 2.
August 3rd
Official Schedule For
At Bandon— Coquille and Marsh­
The Season’s Base Ball field.
May 25th
At Marshfield— Bandon.
Bandon wins, 6 to 1
At North Bend— Coquille
Myrtle Point.
Bandon beats Coquille, 9 to 4.
Bandon beats Marshfield, 5 to 3.
At Myrtle Point— North Bend.
Myrtle Point wins, 3 to 1.
August 10th
and
At Coquille—Marshfield and North
Bend.
North Bend beats Coquille 2 to 1
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Myrtle Point 7-4
June 1st
At Bandon—North Bend.
Bandon wins 5 to 2.
Coquille beats Marshfield, 9 to 0.
Coquille beats North Bend, 4 to 3.
At Bandon— Myrtle Point.
Bandon wins 11 to 1.
August 17th
At Myrtle Point— Coquille and
Coquille beats Myrtle Point 10 to 0. Bandon.
At Marshfield—North Bend.
Marshfield forfeits to Coquille.
August 24th
June 8th
At
Marshfield—Coquille
and Myr­
At Myrtle Point-—Bandon and Co­
tle
Point.
quille.
At North Bend— Bandon.
Bandon beatB Myrle Point 3 tol .
August 31st
Myrtle Point beats Coquille 13 to 10.
A t M arshfield— N orth Bend.
At Bandon— North Bend.
At Coquille— Myrtle Point.
Marshfield wins 10 to 3.
At Coquille— Myrtle Point and
Marshfield.
MERCHANTS’
CARNIVAL
SCENIC T H E A T E R
Coquille, Oregon
Under the Auspices of the Leading and Progressive Bus­
iness Houses of Coquille, Presenting
Manion-Claman
PLAYERS
In Seven Standard Plays W ith
a D ifferent Play Each Night
AUGUST 18,19,20,21,22,23,24
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Merchants whose names appear below, beirig thankful for the patronage o f
their friends in the past, and to show their appreciation thereof, have arranged
with the Manion-Claman Players to give seven nights o f high-class entertain­
ment at the Scenic Theatre, from Monday, August 18 to 24, presenting a differ­
ent play each night, and they are giving absolutely Free, an admission Ticket,
good for any performance, with every purchase you make from them. By so do­
ing, they are giving to the public good entertainment at free cost—an entertain­
ment that would otherwise coat you from 75c up.
Ask for Free Tickets, Given Only by the following Merchants
Lyons & Jones
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
Miller’s Bazaar
Henry Lorenz
Cash Meat Market
Skeels & Son
F. C . True
G eo. A . Robinson
Coquille H dw . C o.
Leneve’s Confectionery
Admission without Merchant's Free Ticket, 75c
100 Free Seats Each Night
Merchant’s Ticket and 25c Secures Reserved Seat