Ice Cream at Folsom’s Confection
Eleven Bars Crystal White Soap
for 50c at Lyons A Jones,
ery.
11. H. Mast is still confined to his
John Norris, of McKinley, started
last week for a visit to Ashland and bed with the attack of rheumatism
that laid him up a week ago last
the Klamath country.
Sunday.
Fre t Timmerman, a resident of
The semi-annual meeting of the
Marshfield siuce 1874 and one of
her solid citizens, died Suuday af Coos Couuty* Retail Hardware Deal
ers’ Association takes place at Myr
ternoon.
The Masons held a protracted tle Point this uftrrno >u and will be
meeting last night and raised two attended by representatives from all
A banquet will
candidates, F. A. Childs und Geo. over the county.
conclude the festivities.
Jensen, to the third degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gandlin re
SHINGLES FOR SALE — En
quire of Geo. T. Moulton, Agent turned from Sun Francisco on the
for the Hammock Shingle Co.
Fifield, which arrived at Bandon
R. C. Demeot was a business vis yesterday after a run of 42 hours
itor here today, having business from the city. She was to sail again
for Eureka today. Mr. Candlin re
at the court house.
J. W. Perkins, of Roseburg, and ports a pleasant visit at the Kidder
E. M. Andrews, of Medford, were and Tyrrell homes at Santa Cruz.
in the city together yesterday.
W e hold it nothing short of crime for a drug
store to fill prescriptions with impure or old drugs
which have lost their streng th. Absolutely none but
the highest quality, purest and freshest drugs go into
the prescriptions we compound or the remedies we
supply. Bring your prescriptions to us and be sure
you get them filled right with the right kind of drugs.
W e make no mistakes.
N. N. Neiman aud Tracy Leach,
with their families, enjoyed a launch
ride and picnic a few miles up the
river Sunday.
Philo Howard, of Seattle, secre
tary of the Northwestern Typo
graphical Conference, is making a
brief visit of inspection in t h i s
county.
The special feature at the Scenic
Friday night will be the Paths mas
terpiece,“ Through Fire to Fortune.”
This is a five-reel production and is
one of the extra special features
that the Scenic is putting on each
week without a change of price.
Special music by the seven-piece or
chestra. Same admission, 5 and 10
cents. Don’t miss it.
The bar dredge Michie will soon
discontinue her work on the Coos
Bay bar, because the appropriation
of $50,000 for her operation has
been exhausted. The next move in
the merry game of flimflam to which
the Coos Bay people are submitting
so tamely will be to tie her up to
the dock and wait for another ap
propriation with which to continue
the farce of “ trying her out.” Inci
dentally, the needed jetty work will
also “ wait.”
M. M. Young has received word
Come to OUR Drug Store
that Herman Gill, who was commit
ted to the Asylum from Dora last
January, has been released and will
go to a brother in Wyoming Mrs.
Gill has keen drawing a pension
THE
REXHLL STORE
Dewitt Rogers, who left Prosper since hiB confinement.
a short time ago, writes from Hono
E H. Kern has just finished a
lulu
to have the address of his Her large cedar clothes chest that would
Lyons &. Jones carry Economy
P rofessional Cards
ald changed to that far-off place be a useful acquisition to any house
Jars, Clamps and Caps.
and he promises to send a write-up keeping equipment. It has a white
Dr. C. W. ENDICOU
Mrs. F. M. Baxter returned last
of his impression of the Islands.
cedar bottom, red cedar sides and
D e n t is t
week from a visit to the Bay, where
OHice over First National Bank
myrtle top and corners, and is fin
W.
R.
Foote
is
another
who
has
she had the pleasure of visiting
Phone Main 431
had proof that an ad in the Herald ished in a plain style with myrtle
with mauy of her old friends
is effective. We advertised a team and brass trimmings.
Cel Ireland and an automopile
for sale for Mr. Foote last week, and
F. C. Pursley, who returned last
full of other Marehfieldites were out
next day we Bent him a customer week from a camping trip to Rock
to McKinley Sunday and had some
who bought the horses at Mr. creek in company with Rev. W. F.
sport with the digger Bquirrels.
Foote’s price. Some half dozen in McDermott, reports that ext naive
Economy Jars at Lyons <fc Jones.
List your property with the Pa quiries have been received since,
A. J. Sherwood was a visitor at
preparations are being made for
cific Real Estate Co., M. M. Young,
any one of which would probably road work between Myrtle Point
BaDdoD Sunday.
manager.
hava resulted in a sale.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lawhorn oame
and Rock creek, with many camps
Dr. H. B. Moore went to Marsh
The steam schooner C r i c k e t , established along the way.
dowD from McKinley Sunday and
field Wednesday to meet Mrs. Moore
bound from Puget Sound to San
returned yesterday.
E. A. Folsom goes today to the
and their daughter, who were re
Francisco with a load of lumber,
All warm weather drinks will be turning from a trip to Portland.
country above Myrtle Point in quest
went ashore three miles north of
found at Folsom's Confectionery.
of subscriptions to the periodical
Harry Slagle, who has been visit Coos Bay bar in a heavy fog Sunday
Mrs. P. A. Alford, of Brewster
for which he has been canvassing.
ing bis relatives at Randolph, has morning, but was later pulled off,
valley came down yesterday to see
He is still ahead in the contest in
been taken to the Bandon hospital after jettisoning about 250,000 feet
her daughter who is sick here.
which a Harley-Davidson motorcycle
for treatment for the ailment from of her deckload. She was undam
is the capital prize, and he will come
Aasen Bros.’ camp is being moved
which he is suffering.
aged and continued her voyage.
out on top if good rustling will do
from Rink creek to a location near
Don’t get “ crazy with the heat” —- the trick.
Fourteen Bars Sail Soap for 60c
Cbas. Collier place east of town.
at Lyons <fc Jones, the store that Go to Folsom's Confectionery and
H. W. Evans, who has been em
Eleven packages Quaker Corn i saves you money.
absorb a cooling drink.
Flakes for $1.00 at Lyons & Jones.
ployed as a stenographer in the of
The Commercial Club meets at the
The Marshfield Chamber of Com
fice of Sherwood & Liljeqvist, suffer-
Miss Leila Barker came in from
merce has agreed to work for the city hall this evening and will take
ed a mental breakdown last week
Fairview Sunday to visit at the
some
action
in
regard
to
the
propo
maintenance of the Myrtle Point
and was adjudges insane. Later he
home of ben father, Fred Barker.
I mail route, since the Coos Bay wag sal of the postoflice department to
Constable Cox, of Marshfield, last on road route is to be discontinued. cut off our mail facilities, which the became so violent that it was neces
sary to confine him in a padded cell.
Friday brought over Mike Toohy, a
B. F. Wyatt, formerly of Norway club properly calls “ au outrage.”
It seems that this is the second time
logger who had been adjudged in
Stanley Peters, who told a hold
who has been operating a cheese fac
be has been insane, his first break
sane.
tory at Loon lake, was in town Sat- \ up story in Marshfield last week,
T. A. Walker will make special urday, being interested in the mat was brought over to jail yesterday, down having been causad by finan
cial reverses.
trips to Roseburg at reasonable
ter of the Norway drainage district. having been bound over to the
rates.
Large, high-power auto.
The morning train was delayed grand jury on a charge of stealing
Parties desiring to go call either
phone.
7-14-tf
Friday by the breaking down of the a watch from one Harry ThomaB.
Earl Graham will take the launch engine as the train was leaving for His hold-up story was a fake to ac
RATES: One cent a word, each in
Queen to Coos Bay to work in con Myrtle Point, and it was uecissary count for the disappearance of mon sertion. No charge less than 15 cents'
ey
he
had
squandered
and
he
con
to
wait
for
auother
engine
from
nection with the Southern Pacific
FOR SALE—Ten acre tract, three
fessed to the theft of the watch.
Marshfield.
bridge job.
blocks from court bouse, 4^ acres
in bearing berrieB, balance gar
den and pasture. 7-room house
Notice tor Cancellation of County Warrants Over Seven Years Old
and good outbuildings. Half on
time, if desired. Reason for sell
NOTICE is hereby given that the County Warrants of Coos County, Oregon, seven years old on or before the first
day of July, 11114, now in the office of the County Clerk and not presented for payment will be canceled within 60 days
ing, old age of owner. Apply to
from the first day of July, 1914, if not presented for payment within said time; a list of such warrants is as follows, to-wit:
Matt KerregaD.
7-14-15tp
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
MERELY MENTIONED
WANT COLUMN
No. Class
Name
330 B J. M. Arthur & Co.
63
B
F. B. Barzee
824 A
M. W. Bedell
Geo. Conger
810 A
14
B W. R. Helm
B Jas. Haft -
311
B Walter Holden
73
B Chet Morgan
62
B J. McDonald
58
B E D. Peterson
72
74
B W. A. Simpson
E. W. Schrock
825 A
310 B Fred Taylor,
67
B Thos. Walker
705 B Matt Lahti
R. Nichols
31
C
85
C James Stinson
242 C Lewi9 Jones
672 B Steamer Echo
224
209
325
221
205
368
223
988
9
366
378
351
!*96
374
365
«73
682
305
706
367
352
228
212
377
997
445
T
T
S
T
T
S
T
S
T
S
S
s
s
s
s
s
s
T
S
S
S
T
T
S
S
Amount
Date
$81 00
Oct 6, 1905
7 00
Jan 6, 1905
2 20.
July 9. 1904
Apr 9, 1904
13 00
Sept S , 1904
17 50
4 00
Oct 6, 1905
2 00
Jan 6, 1905
39 00
Jan 6, 1905
Jan 6, 1905
39 00
1905
5 00
Jan 6,
9 00
Jan 6, 1905
2 20
July 9, 1904
2 00
Oct 6, 1905
4 00
Jan 6, 1905
8 00
July 6, 1906
1 00
Jan 4, 1907
1 80
Jan 4, 1907
2 00
Apr 5, 1907
2
95
July 6, 1906
General Fund
Apr
Perry Burchman
Apr
Sam Curtus,
Arthur Bridges
July
Apr
Wm. Black more
Apr
L. A. Call
July
Manuel Calbo
Apr
Thomas Coppin
Jan
John Curren
Jan
Chaa. Daily
July
W. J. Gardner
July
J. L. Hicking
July
E N. Hardwick,
Jan
John Kirvensage
July
C. H. Lewis
July
H. Lopus
Charles Mulkey
Oct
Oct
H. A. Mayfield
Apr
Nels Peterson
Oct
Edw. Riggs
July
Archie Rideout
July
I* W. Shaw
Apr
B. W. Richards
Apr
John Sowinski
July
Roy Van Auken
Jan
Gus. H. Wilson
July
Jacob Ernest
4,
4,
5,
4,
4,
5,
4,
3,
3,
5,
5,
5,
3,
5,
5,
4.
4,
11,
4,
5,
5,
4,
4,
5,
3,
1900
1906
1905
1906
1906
1905
1906
1906
1906
1905
1905
1905
1906
1905
1905
1905
1905
1906
1905
1905
1905
1906
1906
1905
1900
1906
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 20
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 70
4 80
4 90
1 00
1 50
1 50
3 20
1 50
1 00
1 50
1 50
No. Class
Name
449 T James Goodwill
456 T J. J. Curren
461 T Nasichi Taker
466 T
Hardy Nyman
539 T F. B. Waite
611 T C. J. Daily
665 T J. L. Miller
722 T F. B Hollenbeck
797 T Andrew Olson
825 T Andrew Olson
970 T A. C. Campbell
27
U Andrew Olson
47
U A. C. Campbell
73
U J. R. Robertson
137 U Chas. I. Neff
138 U E. J. Hunter
248 U Mrs. John Fox
366 U Louis Circle
267
U Harry Benson
268 U l>r. Cavanaugh
284 U Geo. M. Dongal
288 U Tom Miles
295 U Mrs. E. J. Gray
296 D B. Gray
308 U O. Howard
311 U T. F. Kanschelt
316 U Lester Gray
320 U P. J. Rasmussen
326 U B. F. Cope
330 u
Wm. Fields
277 u J. R. Rochon
612 u
Frank Peterson
615 u Frank Lowe
616 u Thos. D. Holland
890 u T. W. Chapman
891
u Geo. W. Murry
906 u Chas. Jones
907 u Mrs. Chas. Jones
927 u Luther Pace
932 u Geo. Schaefer
935 u Albert Stemmerman
943 u
R. J. Lawson
944 u James Allayne
945 u John Geeson
946 u Chas Norman
959 u W. D. Clark
971 u N. B. Harding
Date
Amount
FOR SALE— Good five-passenger
July 5, 1906
1 50
touring car. Kime & Yon Peg-
July 5, 1906
1 50
ert.
7-14-3t
July 5, 1906
1 20
July 5, 1906
1 50
AlSNAP
FOR
A
HOME—
Good lot
July 5, 1906
5 60
July 5. 1906
3 00
close in with good new 2 room
July 5, 1906
3 00
cottage and enough lumber to
July 5, 1906
3 OO
build addition all for $325. Will
July 5, 1906
3 00
take labor for large part, or
July 5, 1906
8 40
July 5, 1906
3 OO
monthly payments. Coquille Real
July 5, 1906
3 00
Estate Co.
6-30tf
July 5, 1906
4 40
July 5, 190«
3 00 160 ACRES in Camas Valley, Ore
July 6, 1906
3 OO
gon, 2 miles from Camas post of
July 6, 1906
2 00
fice. 15 acres improved, balance
Oct 3, 1906
1 50
heavy timber, will cut 7,000,000
Oct 3, 1906
1 70
Oct 3, 1906
1 70
to 0 , 000,000 feet, red fir, yellow
Oct 3, 1906
1 70
fir, cedar aud sugar pine. White
Oct 3, 1906
3 90
and red clay, sandstone, coal of
Oct 3, 1906
3 90
exceptional quality in two places,
Oct 3, 1906
1 50
Oct 3, 1906
1 50
well watered creeks, timber and
1 (X)
Oct 3, 1906
coal worth the price asked $3000.
Oct 3, 1906
2 50
Thomas Taylor, Diilard, Oregon.
Oct 3, 1906
1 00
C-23-5tp
1 50
Oct 3, 1906
Oct 3, 1906
1 00
Oct 3. 1906
1 50 ROOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING
1 00
Oct 3, 1906
APARTMENTS—Vendome L odg
Jan 2, 1907
1 50
ing House. Everything neat and
Jan 2, 1907
1 50
clean. Your patronage solicited.
Jan 2, 1907
1 50
W. E. CLEGHORN AND WIFE,
Apr 3, 1907
1 50
1 50
Apr 3, 1907
tf
Apr 3, 1907
1 50
1 50 FOR SALE Some good residence
Apr 3. 1907
Apr 3, 1907
1 40
properties near business center;
1 40
Apr 3. ’ 907
half dowu, balance on terms; $600
1 90
Apr 3, 1907
and up.
Apr 3, 1907
1 50
1 50
Apr 3, 1907
5-12 tf
J. J STANLEY.
1 50
Apr 3, 1907
1 50 FOR SALE— Fortv acres of good
Apr 3, 1907
1 50
Apr 3, 1907
land. Price $3000. If you want
Apr 3, 1907
1 70
6,
T
And Notice is hereby given that if said warrants are not presented for pay ment within 60 days from said first day
of July, 1914, they will be cancelled, and payment thereof will be refused.
Dated at the City o f Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, this 12th day of June, A. D. 1914.
JAMES WATSON
6-23-5t
County Clerk.
something choice this is it.
In
quire of, or address, with stamp
for reply, R. A. Easton, Mountain
Glade, Sitkum P. O., Coos Co.
Oregon.
4-21-tf
Free Round Trip to Bandon
The Fact Remains
______
For to Days
To Those W ho Wish Fashionable
Tailor Made Suits!
The American Woolen Mills who
have many customers at Coquille,
has opened up a branch at Bandon,
and will pay the tare ol anyoue iu
Coquille to Bandon who buys a suit
or overcoat at their Bandon Branch.
Ladies suits irom $i 8 .oo, up, tail
ored to your measure
We also make up your own cloth
for yon.
If you are uot ready for your
suit or overcoat now, you can place
your order for fall delivery.
We also wish to call the gentle
men's attention to our extra big
values in $ 5 00 trousers.
We are offering this inducement
for ten days from date ot issue, so
don't delay your trip to look our
stock over.
Location — 4 doors east of the tel
ephone office.
No amount of misrepresentation by the
peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug
gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis,
or cooked-up certificates, or falsehoods of
any kind, can change the fact that
Royal Baking Powder
h as been found by the offi
cial examinations to be of the
highest leavening efficiency,
free from alum, and of absolute
purity and w holesom eness.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
for making finest and most economical food.
-
Brought to Jail
August Gustafson was brought
over from the Bay last Wednesdav
by Oonstable Cox. He was under
sentence for robbery but had been
paroled on condition of refraining
from liquor as a beverage, which
parole he had violaled by getting
drunk. He is practically irrespon
sible. Tbe Marshfield saloon keep
ers claim that they furnished him
no liquor but that he connected up
with the flowing bowl at Ferndale,
where some bootlegger is operating.
This would indicate that bootleg
ging is uot coufined to dry towns.
Looking For Land
P. E. Schwabe, in charge of the
German immigration work connect
ed with the Oregon State Immigra
tion Commission, has been inspect
ing the Oregon coast country with
prospective colonists who are seek
ing locations on low-priced logged-
off or burned over land. He found
desirable lands valued by their
owuers at from $7.50 to $20 per
acre. Correspondence with pros
pective German and Scandinavian
homeseekers is growing steadily in
volume and every tew days sees
some families located.
Surprise W edding
A flurry of excitement ran around
town this morning at the rumor
that a double wedding had taken
place amoDg the young people.
A
hurried trip to tbe court house at
noon disclosed the
that a license
had been granted to Otto A. Mor
rissey and Mary Alta Stanley since
the inspection of the records a
couple of hours earlier, but it did
not appear that tbe other couple
mentioned had obtained such a doc
ument. Miss Stanley was the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Stanley and a popular and highly
respected young lady.
W a s in Hold-up
Mrs. C. E. Pollock, of Bandon,
passed through town last week on
her return lrom a trip to the East.
She was on the train which was re
cently held up near Pendletou and
was iu the very storm center ol the
excitement, as the shooting of one
of the desperadoes took place in her
car. She kept cool, and says that
they got none ot her money.
Drainage District Officers
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ton, vice president; P. W. Laird,
secretary
Some legal complica
tions have been delaying the work
for which the organization was
formed, but it is expected that the
drainage operations will now go
ahead
Coos Bay Bar Soundings
According to reports of Captain
McGenn, of the Breakwater, the
following soundings were found last
month on the Coos Bay bar: May 5
sounding 20 ft. depth 19 ft.; May
to sounding 2 ^ ft. depth 19.5 ft;
May 15 sounding 24 ft. depth 203-4
ft; May 20 sounding 24 ft. depth 20
ft; May 25 sounding 25 ft. depth
20.5 ft; May 30 sounding 24 ft.
depth 20 ft.
O VER SS Y E A R S'
E X P E R IE N C E
P atents
I RADC M A R K S
D e s io n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention Is
invention
is probably patentable. Communica
Communies-
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confidential. ■
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OOK o on “ Patents
„togr patents.
lent free. Oldest agency for securing
ugh Alunu
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Patents taken through
Muni) &
Co. rsoslve
tpecinl notice, without charge. In the
r~
Scientific American.
A meeting was held here Satur
day for the organization of the West
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir
Norway Drainage District, and tbe culation o f any scientific journal. Terms. 93 a
year : four mouths, |L Sold by all newsdealers.
John N. Aver and Georgia Gil- following officers were elected: Price
Robinson,
president;
Jesse
D.
Clin
key.
Branch Office. 626 F St.. Washington, D.G.
John Carlson and Fanny M.
Wedlund.
Joseph Harter and Rosy M.
Schoonover.
List Y our Property W ith
Josephus M. Dodge and Clara
Bell Waters.
John J. Daly and Mary Y. Magee.
Bengamm F. Ragsdale and Belle
Tyrrell.
Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence and
Lorenzo A. Cutlip and Stella
Jutstrom.
Business Property. Houses for Rent
Otto A. Morrissey and Mary Alta
Stanley.
Marriage Licenses
M UNN& Co.364“
*NewYork
Pacific Real Estate Co.
M . M. Young, Manager
Building Bungalow
The Bungalow which M. C. Med-
ey is having built at tbe corner of
First and Henry streets is looming
up in great shape under tbe band
of H. E. Shelley, the contractor.
The building is 24 by 40 with a
porch on two sides, and will have
four rooms and a bath below and
two rooms above besides a large
basement. Mr. Medley says that
he is going to live in it aQd hire a
girl to do the work, or if he cannot
hire a girl he may make other ar
rangements.
Spellbinders Here
R. A. Booth, Republican candi
date for the U. S. Senate, and M.
C. Read, a Prohibition speaker, de
livered addresses at tbe court house
Saturday night.
The Prohibition
meeting was to have been held at
the Methodist church, but an amic
able consolidation was made.
On Sunday evening by arraDg-
ment not quite so amicable, the
union meeting at tbe Methodist
church was favored with a Prohibi
tion campaign speech by Rev. Sam
Bettys who is touring the state in
that line of work.
F. C. Stone, Secretary
Coquille, Oregon
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion o f the ear. ;
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condi
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta
chian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
nearing, and when It Is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the In
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
W e will KlTeOneIlnn<lr*»<l Dollars for any case ot
Deafness (caused br catarrh) tb*tcannot bo curedb)
B a ll’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
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Bold by Drogglits, 75c.
Take B a ll’s kam ilr Fills for constipation.
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W e have contracted with W .
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FURNISHING GOODS
and NOTIONS.
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see the goods and prices
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