MERELY MENTIONED
A line article of peaches is com­
ing into the market from Bridge
Licenses to Wed
County Clerk Watson issued the fol­
lowing marriage licenses during the
J. L. Crosby, of Gravel Ford, was week:
Miss Myrtle Lund
Bited"
j doing business in town yesterday.
Mar htield last w«i k.
Albert E. Watsou and Esther
My Optical work is giving sati
The county court is to establish a faction. Give me a trial. W. Frank
Merle Ferris.
ferry at Hivertou.
Petett.
Walter Izah Tucker and Ella
E. A Folsom started last night
Mrs. J F. Lee, of R.verton, was
Cornwall.
shopping in town l*Bt Thursday.
on a trip to Portland, expecting to
Fred W . Payne and Anna M.
Hay press for sale, Phone Farm- be B°De about two weeks.
Browning.
t rs. 11*3.
8-20 3tp
Order your California Peaches
Hjelmer Anderson Anna Kjell-
C. Hamtuerlof, or « of Gravel forcauning of Lyons & Jones. Fifty
boxes
just
coming
in.
man.
Ford's substantial citizons, was do­
ing business in town Thursday.
Have You O
Broken Out #
Watches repaired in an up-to-date
manner by W. Frauk Petett. No
delay.
Is your face covered with
pimples, blotches or rash ? Poor
condition of 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
wo sell R e x a ll B lood Tab*
lots are undoubtedly the most
effective. W o are familiar with
the formula o f this remedy and
k n ow 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.
Ihos. McNair waH taken lo the
asy lum at Salem last week, by an
attendant who came here for that
purpose.
The poles will be removed from
the sidewalk along Second street
and pluced in the parking, where
they belong.
Automc bile service, any time. T.
A. \\ alker, call either phene. Stand,
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
FCRHMAN’S PHAHHACY'
The Rexall Store
P rofessional C ards
P H Y S IC IA N S
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
I’hvsician
Surgeon
Ollice in Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Office Phone Main 211
Dr. C. IN. ENDICOTT
D entist
Office over First National Bank
I'lione Main 431
LAWYERS
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Booms 2-3—4
L. J. LILJEQI/IST
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
E. D. SPERRT
ATTOUNEr AND
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE
A ttobny at L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Office Pilone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
T h a t L e tte r—
Vou never received a reply to It, and
you wonder If It was delivered or If It
was lost. If your name and address
had been on the envelope It would have
been returned to you If the addressee
could not be found
Let us show you how cheap
we can print 500 or 1,000 envel­
opes We will also print letter­
heads The material, workman­
ship and price will be right
I
Prosecuting Attorney Q.M.Brown
arrived last night to take part
the activities of the Circuit Court
which convened this morning.
The crushed rock from the ooun
ty quarry a few miles east of this
city is said by J. C Wilsou, a min
¡ng prospector, to contain gold to
tbe amount of $0 40 a ton. Why
go to the Klondike?
School Superintendent
Bake
returned today from South inlet
where a school district has bee
having a tnix-up over one of tbe di
rectors who waR c|ailned to be iuel
¡ 3
Early Fall Showing
LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S
C O A TS
Geo. M. Geer and Anna M. Mil­
ler.
Audleigh
Brougton.
Geo. T .
Flood.
Fuller
and
Eva
Just Received Direct from New York
Carley and Elsie M.
Loring Lute Day
Burrell Tower.
and
The very latest and smartest fall styles, portraying all the distin­
guishing fashion points of the new season—all plainly tailored with
but very little trimming—new fabrics and new colors. But you
can not appreciate their chicness and beauty nearly so much from
description as you will when you come in and actually see them
Nellie
Apple Boxes
We manufacture tbe standard
box prescribed and approved by
the state horticultural society, and
adopted by tbe Slate Legislature,
and until further notice will sell
L D Smith, of Coos River, who ¡gable to the office.
boxes in any qiisuity at the follow­
is interested with Geo. Beale in the
The 0regon Power Co annouDce8 ing prices:
APPLE BOXES
8 c
Notley addition, was in town a con- thst day gervice wil, be ini, a,jel, in
PRUNE BOXES
7o
pie of days last week.
about two months. The lighting
TOMATO BOXES..................... 6 c
The Breakwater was delayed half service already shows a marked im
Coquille Mill and Merc. Co
an hour in leaving Portland recent proveraent, especially in the matte
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ly by the failure of bakers to deliver 0f coming on earlier in the evening
Man Disappears
supplies of bread ami pies.
j The improvement of Front street,
Peach prices nre about at bedrock which leads from the west end of
On August 4 , Sigval Johnson, a
C O M P L E T E O U T F IT T E R
now. Order your canning supplies Fil.st etreet toward ,he depot,
brother of Capt. John Johnson, dis­
of Lyons & Junes while they last.
,
. n r
,
r,
J
under way bv tbe Longston Con appeared from Bandon and nothing
F. A. Turner, of Copalis, Wash., stuction Co., so that next winter' has been heard of him since that
has taken over the Myrtle Point j freighting business will be carried time. He was iu good health and
More Suryeyors
cannery and agrees to run it five on with somewhat more felicity than left over a month’s wages unclaimed.
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Have Y o u Seen Our
vears, commencing next year.
heretofore.
The following discription may help
A party of railroad suryeyors are
The farmhouse of C. A. Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Nosier and to identify him if fouud: 50 years reported operating at the mouth of
Made as a woman'* broom should be made. Half a pound lighter
Jr., near Riverton, was destroyed Geo. Moulton started yesterday
than ordinary brooms
of age, fair complextion, blue eyes, Salmon river and apparently work­
by fire last Ft ¡day night, with its Mr. Moulton’s auto for a trip to 5 feet 3 inches in height. No cause
This broom is made o f selected soft tipped broom corn that bends
ing down the coast. It is not known
freely and springs back into shape.
With this broom you can get
contents. It was insurtd for $1500. Roseburg, to return in a few days. for disappearance can be assigned at this time just what compauy
right into the nap o f your rug or carpet and get out all the duBt without
scuffing
it
or
injuring
the
nap.
This
broom
not only saves your carpet
and
it
is
feared
that
he
has
been
Lyons A Jones receive another Before reaching Myrtle Point they
they belong to but it is thought
but it saves your hands and your strength and lasts much longer than
shipment of California late Solway had a blowout and had to await foully dealt with.— Western World. they are Hill meu surveying a line
ordinary stiff brooms made o f poor stock.
peaches on the incoming Elizabeth. the arrival of a new tire.
Be sure ami ask for the L it tle P o l l y .
through
to
the
coast
aud
on
down
Order your supplies for canning
Eli Ellis no Better
H.W.Holverstott.one of Fairview
the coast from Willamina.— Yaquina
while they last.
old settlers, was in the city yestei
Bay News
THE MODEL GROCERY
With the advent ol the month of
Eli Ellis, who weut to the springs
day. He reports that the residents
September the drouth seems to be
at Dunsmuir, Cal , lor the benefit
Trains to North Bend
¡n that vicinity are much inconven
broken, and tbe gentle showers fi­
ienced in their mail arrangements of his health, has not found tbe re­
nally got into operation last night.
Word comes from the Bay that
lief hoped for. He suffered severe­
since the Fairview postoffice was
the Southern Pacific will buiid at
The annual conference of the M.
ly
from
the
fatigue
of
the
trip
discontinued, but there seems to be
E. Church South was held in this
and his condition is (ar from once from Marshfield to North
no remedy in sight at present.
city last week, commencing Wed­
being satisfactory.
Mrs. Ellis and before the end of this year will
After several days of delay caused
heard last week Iroui her son be running its trains through from
nesday, with quite a large attend­
by a break-down, tbe ooncrete mix
Henry, to the effect that his father, Myrtle Point to the latter place.
ance.
er used on Second street resumed
who was then at Ashland, was not Arrangements are being made for
A few ppople displayed a curios-
operations last week and is now
able to stand the trip to his home ballasting the entire line with
,ty to find out about “ Tbe Only
walking steadily dowD the street
here and would be taken to Fresno, gravel from the beds on the Smith-
Way,” which was supposed to be
consuming gravel and cement and
Cal. where the younger Mr. Ellis Powers road. Pending the secur­
shown at the Masonic opera house
coughing out concrete in a way that
and bis wife are visiting her parents. ing ot the right of way direct
last evening.
promises an early completion of tbe
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a a
through the Smith lumber yards at
Supvtrvisor VauLeuven, of the improvement.
Attorney General Departs Marshfield, it is said the track will
Bear Creek district, will soon be at
be laid around the corner of Broad­
Will Visit Old Home
work cutting down “ that awful Bear
Attorney General Crawford and way and Central avenue, and a gas­
Creek bill” by the Coos county
wife started for Salem Friday in an oline motor car will be used between
J. J. Lamb expects to start next
method, simply going around it.—
auto.wbich came in from Roseburg Marshfield depot and North Bend.
month on a trip that will keep him
Western World.
to take them out Mr. Crawford’s In nny case the people of those two
away until some time next summer
visit was for the purpose of looking towns expect a full-fledged street
The Coos Bay News of Aug. 25,
He will go first to Chula Vista
into the matter of the deportation car service to be inaugurated be­
1880, said: Marshfield has a pop­
Calif., where he will visit at the home
of I. W. W. agitators from Coos tween them in the near future
ulation of 625. It haB eleven places
of his son-in-law, J. M. Byers, until
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county, being made at the r quest
where whiskey can be bought. It
about Feb. 1. From there he will
of Governor West
Before he de­ S. P. Planning to Ship
has no church building. It has no
go for an extended stay at his old
parted, he filed a report of his find­
public school house. It casts a
Coal to Valley Points
home in Jonesboro, Ark. Before re
ings with the Circuit court, and
large Republican majority. ,
turning home he will attend tbe
It is stated that the Southern Pa­
would also make a report to tbe
Jesse Haskins, of Fairview, was a conference of the M. E . Church
governor on bis arrival at Salem. cific is making arrangements for
caller yesterday.
He recently re­ South, which meets at Oklahoma
He was reticent in the matter of big shipments of Coos Bay coal to
turned from a visit to Washington. City on May 14, aud to which he is
giviug out any thing for publication, Eugene, Salem, Roseburg and other
He came in over the Myrtle P oin t 1 a delegate,
but it is well understood that his valley points over its new Coos Bay-
road, and says that he has lived to
The company is al­
report will be a fair presentation of Eugene line.
be eighty years old to take his first j
W h e n G oin g E ast
tbe real facts and will refute many ready making plans to put in big
ride in an automobile. He liked it
of the wild assertions made by L ‘ acb blinkers at the principal towns and
fine, and says that if there was
and his misguided friends
It does it is expected that Coos county coal
RATES: One cent a word, each in
nothing to run into he would get
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents. not appear that Sheriff Gage has will replace tbe Washington and
an auto of his own.
T A K E THE
any reason to be uervoue over his | Colorado and W yoming coal now
The Crquille Mill and Merc. Co. LOST— Lai Re black and tan bound lack of participation in the festivi-! being shipped in there, the price of
tipped with white all around.
call attention to the fact that they
Ten dollars reward will be paid ties. Mr and Mrs. Crawford en­ which ranges from $ 1 2 to $14 a ton
are better prepared than ever to
The company will have its new
for his return to Sam Stephens, joyed their visit with their many
supply apple, prune and tomato
Coquille
8 26 3tp old friends in this section, where Beaver hill mine in full operation
boxes. Shipment*! made pr< mptly
by the time the railroad is comple­
by rail or sleamer. All orders will FARM FOR SALE—A bargain; 120 they formerly resided.
receive immediate attention.
ted and is also anxious to make five-
acres, 60 acres bottom, balance
—Both Phones —
Silenced
bench, all cleared, well improved
year contracts with other miues, it
Coquille Mill A Merc. Co.
new bouse costing $3000, near
is said. The desire to get more coal
creamery.
Price $10,500, easy
T see the women are going to is said to be prompting the con­
terms. B. Folsom.
“ The Exposition Line- 1915”
wear medieval costumes in that suf­ struction of the branch line from
WANTED TO
EXCHANGE— 3 fragette parade,” remarked Mr. Beaver Hill as it will tap the lower
town lots in Condon, Gilliam Wombat pleasantly. “ What are you
Coquille river mines.— News.
County, Ore. for work team, wa­ going to wear, my dear?”
Three Through Trains Daily
gon, set of harness, cows, calves,
A Herald want ad will find a
"M y medieval hat,” said Mrs.
hogs, poultry, farm tools, fence
renter for your house, or a house
Lv. P o r t l a n d
L v . R oseburg
posts, barb wire or any old thing Wombat, significantly.
And there were no further re­ for your renter.
5:50 p .m .
"Shasta Limited”
12:31
m.
used on a ranch. Will exchange
one lot or all together for stock marks.
8:15 p. m.
"San Francisco Express”
5:10 a. m.
in Coos County or adjacent. E
1:30 a. m.
"California Express”
9:40 a. m.
OREGON
H . Meade,Coquille, Ore. 8-26-tf
For Sale
A PPLE BOXES
Prices for Ladies and Misses from $10 to $22.50
For Children, from $5 to $7.50
H EN R Y LORENZ
Jk
LITTLE
POLLY
TRUES
PIONEER
BROOMS
STORE
WHITE
LEAD
Linseed Oil, Alcohol,
White Lead, Turpentine,
Pure Colors, Roof Paint,
Floor Paint, Wood Fillers,
Varnishes, Paint Brushes.
A N D E R SON’S
XW V N
WANT COLUMN
TAKE THE SHASTA ROUTE
Through
I
Oregon and
California
FRUIT B O X ES
I
I
I
Shooks for Every hind of
Wooden Fruit-Container
We are handling the product of the Coquille
Manufacturing Company, which is turning
out a first-class article in every line of Shooks
Prices Are Right
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Consult us before placing your order
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Nosier & Norton I
E i SWJ SET NWJ SWJ SEJ
WANTED— A second hand buggy.
Give description and price. Ad­ Sec 3, T 29 S R 13 W 160 acres
dress T. S Easton, Sitkum, Oreg timber. Will sell for assessed val­
uation on county cruise.
8 19 6 tp
Oeo. B. Morgan, Baodon, Oreg.
FOR SALE—Small windows suit­
able for hot house purposes,
$100 Reward, $100
cheap. Apply at this office. 8 19tf The readers
o f this paper will be
FOR SALE— 100x208 feet, adjoin­
ing Frank Collier’s property,
price $1500. Also one-ninth in ­
terest in Collier estate, four
houses and some acreage. Ad­
dress J. C. Franz, Aberdeen,
Wash.
8 12 4tp
OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the
Herald office.
WANTED Clean cotton
the Herald office.
rags at
leased to learn that there Is at least one
..Traded disease that science has been
able to cure In all its stages, and thst la
Catarrh. Hall s Catarrh Cure Is the only
»osltive cure now known to the medical
raternlty. Catarrh beln* a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat­
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In­
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces c f the system, there­
by destroying the foundation of the dis­
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution snd assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors
have so much faith In Its curative pow­
ers that they otter On- Hundred Dollars
for any case that It fills to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
A ddress F. J. CH ENEY A CO . T oledo, Ohio.
Sold by all D ru ggists. 75e.
T a k e H a ll’s Fam ily Pills fo r con stip a tion .
A G R IC U L TU R A L
COLLEGE
B E G I N S it» forty-fifth school ysnr
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C O U R S ES
DEGREE
in msnyphasesof
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M U S IC , including piano, string, band
instrument* and voice culture.
A BEAUTIFUL BO O K LET entitled
“ Tux E n r ic h m e n t o f R u r a l L i f e ”
snd a C a t a l o g u e will be mailed free
on application.
Address H. M. T k n n a n t , Registrar,
(tw-7-16 to*-•)
Corvallis, Oregon.
Direct connections at San Francisco with Trains
East via Ogden, and South through Los Angeles, El
Paso or New Orleans.
$ 5 5 .0 0 Portland to Los Angeles
And Return
On sale daily limit six months.
Tickets to all points South and East on sale daily by P. L.
Sterling, Agent C. B. R. & E. at Marshfield, who will arrange
reservations, or outline your tiip. Write for "W ayside Notes”
describing trip througu California and South.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
Portland Oregon.