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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1914)
Professional Cards Economy Jars at Lyons cfc Jones . Anson Bios, have moved their of- ; T. H. Harry, of Marshfield was in fiice from the Richmond-Barker I Dr. C. W. END ¡C O U the city today, returning from Ban- building to tneir camp Dear town. | D k n t is t A party of young people secured don. Office over First National Rank Phone Main 431 The annual meeting of the Sev tbe large motor truck used for | enth Day Adventists is being held bringing cream from Fairview and 1 went out Saturday evening on a one- i at Myrtle point this week. E. H. Meade was calling on his | night camping trip. J. G. Miller, of Ashland, repre ______ friends in town Saturday. He says senting tbe Southern Oregon Bioom I All warm weather drinks will be that he has his autobiographical Mfg. Co , of that place iscauvasaing found at Folsom’s Confectionery. work nearly finished. the towns of this county and looking NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE Eleven Bars Crystal White Soap Mrs. W. J. Longston returned up a new market for his goods. for 50c at Lyons A Jones. last week from a visit to her old Prof. C- A. Howard returned yes Miss Winnie Hosford, who has home in Kansas. yesterday charged with aaault and City Council been visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. terday from Eugene, where be at Miss Dora Harrsion is now em batter? on the persOD of Antonio H. Mast, went to Bandon Saturbay tended the Educational Conference Acebo. He was fined $10, which ployed as stenographer in the office and was one of the speakers on The council held a protracted to take a bteamer for her home in he paid. According to the accounts of Sherwood A Liljeqvist. meeting last night, all the council- “ High School Standardization." of the witnesses the charge might Alameda. men being present and Chairman Eleven packages Quaker Corn have been made much more serious, The hours of labor for tbe girls Mrs. P. A. Livesley, of Woodburn, Pierce acting as presiding officer. Flakes for 11.00 at Lyons & Jones. but there was some suspicion that Tbe bids lor paving portions of Oregon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. in the laundry have been reduced there might be a put-up job against Miss Laura Dimmick returned to oigbt, beginning lust Friday. It Elliott, Third and Henry streets^ J. S. Barton, and will be joined by ' tba defendant. It seems tbat tbe were considered, and considerable yeeterday from a visit of a few duys ber husband, who is mayor of Wood- is needless to say tbat this chaoge time was consumed in figuring on section crew of four or five Italians with friends at Marshfield. buro and an officer of the militia, is much appreciated by tbe em the offers of the Warren Construc have been keeping bouse together ployes, and as it is voluntarily made tion Co. and the Longston Construc just outside of town aDd sharing W. S. Moffit and wife, who have now encamped at Gearhart Park. ; the expences. Trouble arose over by tbe management, it looks like a tion Co. been conducting the Moffitt hotel, T. A. Walker will make special The Contract was let to the War the suspicion of Sam that he was have closed the house and moved to trips to Roseburg at reasonable mighty nice thing for tbe Coquille being robbed in the accounting, ren Construction Co. for the base Marshfield. rates Large, high-power auto. Laundry and Ice Co. to do. he is Baid to have made a murder and covering only, the base being Coos Bay was disagreeably sur of concrete f«ur inches thick with ous attack on Acebo Saturday night The show windows of Miller's Parties desiring to go call either phone. 7-14-tf prised last week by tbe news from a stanoard sheet asphalt covering with a short metal bar and to have ! Bazaar have been receiving a later chased him into town with a On last Friday afternoon Mrs. C. the Portland engineers' office that iy i inches thick. The Longston brightening up in the way of new double-bitted axe, but the prosecut R. Barrow gave a party and a lun the money for operation of the suc Construction Co. was awarded the ing officers evidently took tbe story paint on the woodwork. cheon to a number of little folks in tion dredge Oregon and the bar grading, drains, curbs, sidewalks, cum grano salis List your property with the Pa bridges etc. cific Iieal Estate Co., M. M. Young, honor of the Misses Sylva and dredge Michie had run out and The council acted favorably on Hazel Marshall of Bandon, who are manager. they would both be laid up Satur the petition of L . H. Hazard and The Reds Entertain The Bandon city council ia tak visiting at ber home on north A day night. The Michie will now others, which was mentioned last rest until next summer before con week, asking for the vacation of to ing steps to prepare an ordinance street. feet on each side of Heath street, As a result of the defeat of the It is reported that the witnesses tinuing her “ expeiiment.” governing the construction of build adjoining blocks 39 to 52 , inclusive, Reds by the Whites in the June summoned from Coos county in the ings within prescribed limits. Captain Cornwall, who b s been and an ordinance was passed mak contest held by the M. E. Epworth Ice Cream at Folsom’s Confection case against Vernon Barker, accused running tbe Drain stage line for ing such vacation and vesting the League tbe Reds entertained the of White slaving, have been notified many years, and Gorst A King, who title to the vacated land in the Whites at the home of Mrs. Bither ery. owners of the adjoining property. last Saturday evening. The Whites M H. Hersey is baving a new that they will not be needed, and it are now running autos on that line In the matter of judges and clerks were greeted on their arrival by is supposed that the prosecution from tbe Bay to tbe Umpqua, are of election, Geo. T . Moulton was tbe Reds in the costumes of a b y coat of paint put on the front of bis figuring on putting in bid for car appointed to take the place of N. gone period. After a jolly evening building ou Second street occupied has been dropped. The Ladies of the M. E. Church rying of mail between Coos couDty C. Kelly as clerk on the night of games played by candle light the by H. O. Anderson’s ^tore. will serve a 10 cent luncheon at the and the outside world in case the board, Mr. K«*llv now being a coun guests were served with uid-fash- SHINGLES FOR SALE — En home of Mrs. Shepherds from 4:30 cilman by appointment. ioned refreshments of tea, apple quire of Geo. T. Moulton, Agent to 5:30 p. m. Thursday, July 23. bid for carryyiDg it via Myrtle Adjournment was taken until sauce and ginger cake. Point shall be rejected. for the Hammock Shingle Co. next Monday evening. All are cordially invited to come. ROYAL BAKING PO W D ER MERELY MENTIONED Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream ofTartar Does your scalp itch? If so heed this warning Nature is saying: “Your hair needs food.” W hen the hair falls out, it is harder to restore it than to keep it vigorous while you have it Every man and woman should use a hair tonic while their hair is still healthy. Frequent thorough brushings are also necessary for your scalp and hair. W e have the tonics, the brushes- everything you need to keep you healthy from scalp to toe. Come to OUR Drug Store FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY TH E REXHLL STORE Try OurTasty Cakes—All Kinds! A Slice From Omar's Cake. The Western World reports that Come, eat your fill and in the fire of spring stock subscriptions for t h e n e w Your winter morsel of denial fling. The bird of time has but a little j Randun hotel are not comiDg in lib way erally enough to give much encour To flutter, and the bird im on the agement. wing. Make friends with oar cakes. They have the home made quality that you like. Made of best eggs and purest materials. One of our layer cakes, for instance, adds to the joy of living—just tops off a meal to perfection. Orange cakes, sponge cakes, plain cakes, chocolate cakes, raisin cakes, crullers, lady fingers, etc.— all fine. Makes You Hungry to See 'Em C I T Y B A K E R Y During the past week we have had about the first summer weather of the season and there has been a discarding of coats and donning of straw bats. At tbat, tbe thermom Don’t get “ crazy with the beat” — eter hasn’t justified any aaloric re Go to Folsom's Confectionery and marks about tbe beat absorb a cooling drink. The Coquille Commercial Club E. W. Schetter is now manager joins tbe other organizations of tbe of the Bandon Warehouse Co,, L. county id a spirited protest against L. Brandenberg baving resigned tbe abandonment of the Myrtle his position and gone to San Fran, Point Roseburg mail route and cisco. the placing of this county under Lyons A Jones carry Economy the primitive conditions of fifty Jars, Clamps and Caps. yeurg ago. Mrs. Anna M. Young, of Echo, The Roseburg papers report that Or., and Miss Harriett Atkinson, of- W. C. Laird, of this city, who re Portland, mother and sister of Mrs cently made a trip to the valley J. S. Barton, arrived Sunday to town, broke a city ordinance all to make a visit of several weeks’ du pieces by stopping bis machine on ration. the wrong side of the street and re K. Halvorson, who bas been con ducting a tailoring and cleaning shop here for five or six years, has aold out to H. R. Eland. Mr. Hal vorson expects to move some time next month to a new location in the interior of tbe state, but has not fixed on his objective point. Mr. Eland bas had about ten years' ex perience in the business and will Fourteen Bars Sail Soap for 50c plenished the Roseburg exchequer undoubtedly make a success of his at Lyons A Jones, the store that to the amount of one dollar, as a venture. saveB you money. consequence. W ANT COLUMN B A X T E R RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' Under New Management Having leased this well-equipped hotel, I propose to conduct it in such a manner as to merit pat ronage and give satisfaction to the traveling public. M. M. YOUNG, Proprietor Store New stock of LADIES FURNISHING GOODS and NOTIONS. Come see the goods and prices L O pposite C ity H a ll FOR SALE—One of tbe best farms on tbe Coquille at the cheapest price. # J. W. LENEVE FOR SALE— Cheap, 22 foot gaso line launch, inquire at Herald office. 7-21-tf FOR SALE—Ten acre tract, three blocks from court house, acres in bearing berries, balance gar den and pasture. 7-room house Notice tor Cancellation of County Warrants Over Seven Years Old aod 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, 1H14, 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 Kerregan. 7-14 15tp No. Class Name 330 B J. M. Arthur & Co. 63 B F. B. Barzee 824 A M. W. Bedell 810 A Geo. Conger B W. R. Helm 14 311 B Jas. Haft 73 B Waiter Holden B Chet Morgan 62 58 B J. McDonald 72 B E D. Peterson 74 B W. A. Simpson 825 A E. W. Schrock 310 B Fred Taylor, 67 B Thos. Walker 705 B Matt I.ahti R. Nichols 31 C 85 C James Stinson 242 C Lewis Jones 672 B Steamer Echo 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 T Date Amount $81 00 Oct 6, 1905 Jan 6, 1905 7 00 2 20 July 9, 1904 Apr 9, 1904 13 00 17 50 Sept 8, 1904 Oct 6, 1905 4 00 2 00 Jan 6, 1905 Jan 6, 1905 39 00 Jan 6, 1905 39 00 Jan 6, 1905 5 00 Jan 8, 1905 9 OO 2 20 July 9, 1904 Oct 6. 1905 2 00 Jan 6, 1905 4 00 8 OO July 6, 1900 Jan 4, 1907 1 00 1 80 Jan 4, 1907 Apr 5. 1907 2 00 2 95 July 6, 1906 ueneral rund Perry Burchman Apr Sam Curtus, Apr Arthur Bridges July Wm. Blackmore Apr L. A. Call Apr Manuel Calbo July Thomas Coppin Apr John Curren Jan Chas. Daily Jan W. J. Gardner July J. L. Hicking July E N. Hardwick, July John Kirvensage Jan C. H. Lewis July H. Lopus July Charles Mulkey Oct H . A. Mayfield Oct Nels Peterson Apr Edw. Riggs Oct Archie Rideout July I - W. Shaw July 0. W. Richards Apr John Sowinski Apr Roy Van Auken July Gus. H. Wilson Jan Jacob Ernest July 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, 5, 1906 1906 1905 1906 19(>6 1905 1906 1906 1906 1905 1905 1905 1906 1905 1905 1905 1905 1906 1905 1905 1905 Ì906 1906 1905 1906 1906 1 50 1 50 1 00 1 1 1 1 50 50 50 50 1 00 1 20 1 50 1 00 1 50 1 50 1 00 1 1 4 4 50 70 80 90 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 50 50 20 50 00 50 50 1 00 Marriage Licenses Special! In tb e M. E. South Church R. Stanley Dollar and Esther Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. there Johnson. will be a union of Churches and Howard J. Moody and Marjorie Salvation Army service conducted. Every-body is welcome. A silver J. Smith. Glen Grant and Minnie Inez free-will offering will be taken up Schmur. Italian Fined J. W. JosephBon and Emms Clarm. Dan Sam, an Italian section hand, Charles Homer Hale aDd Ruth was brought before Justice Stanley Van Zile. List Y our Property With Pacific Real Estate Co. Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence and Business Property. Houses for Rent M. M. Young, Manager Name No. Class 449 T James Goodwill 456 T J. J. Curren 461 T Nasichi Taker 466 T Hardy Nyman 539 T F. B. Waite C. J. Daiiy 611 T 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 Dr. Cavanaugh 284 u Geo. M. Dongal 288 u Tom Miles 295 u Mrs. E. J. Gray 296 u B. Gray 308 u O. Howard 311 u T. F. Hanschelt 316 u Lester Gray 320 P. J. Rasmussen u 326 u B. F. Cope 330 u Wm. Fields 277 u J. R. Rochon 612 u Frank Peterson 615 u Frank I,owe 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 I have sold out to H. R. Eland aDd hope all my old customers will patroniz > him in the future. All peisous having accounts with me are requested to come in and settle them at once. 7-21-ltp K. H olvebson . Amount Date FOR SALE— Good five-passenger July 5, 1906 1 50 Certificates Issued touring car. Kirae A Von Peg- July 5, 1906 1 50 ert. 7-14-3t 1 20 July 5, 1906 July 5, 1906 1 50 Superintendent Baker gives the July 5, 1906 5 60 A SNAP FOR A HOME—Good lot i'erald the following list of teach July 5, 1906 3 00 close in with good new 2 room ers to whom certificates were issued July 5, 1906 3 00 cottage and enough lumber to at the recent examination; July 5, 1906 3 00 build addition all for $325. Will July 5, 1906 3 00 Marshfield, Bess Flanagan, Rosa take labor for large part, or E. Glosaop, F. A. Gilfillau, Mrs. Ma 8 40 July 5, 1906 July 5, 1906 3 00 monthly payments. Coquille Real ry SimmoDS, Hazel Garst. July 5, 1906 3 00 Estate Co. 6-30tf North Bend, A. S. Hisey, Minnie 4 40 July 5, 1906 July 5. 1906 3 00 160 ACRES in Camas Valley, Ore Parker, Ella Weiss, Katherine C. July 6, 1906 3 00 gon, 2 miles from Camas post of Smith, Mrs. H. E Conner, Lyle B. July 6, 1906 2 00 fice. 15 acres improved, balance Chapelle. 1 50 Oct 3, 1906 Bandon, Eva Pruner, Eva Hick- heavy timber, will cut 7,000,000 1 70 Oct 3, 1906 1 70 Oct 3, 1906 to 9,000,000 feet, red fir, yellow ing. 1 70 Oct 3, 1906 Myrtle Point, Sylvia L. Rackleff, fir, cedar and sugar pine. White 3 90 Oct 3, 1906 and red clay, sandstone, coal of Florence L. Davidson. 3 90 Oct 3, 1906 Prosper, Florence M. Goodman. exceptional quality in two places, Oct 3, 1906 1 50 1 50 Oct 3, 1906 Parkersburg, Ella B, Beebe. well watered creeks, timber and 1 00 Oct 3, 1906 Gravel Ford, James J. Mathews, cosl worth the price asked $3000. 2 50 Oct 3. 1906 Thomas Taylor, Dillard, Oregon. Mionie B Conner. 1 00 Oct 3, 1906 6 23-5tp 1 50 Oct 3, 1906 1 00 Oct 3, 1906 Deafness Cannot Be Cured ROOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING 1 50 Oct 3, 1906 by local applications, as they cannot 1 00 Oct 3, 1900 APARTMENTS— Vendome Lodg reach the diseased portion of the ear. Is only one way to cure deafness, Jan 2, 1907 1 50 ing House. Everything nsat and There and that is by constitutional remedies. 1 50 Jan 2, 1907 Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi clean. Your patronage solicited. Jan 2, 1907 1 50 tion o f the mucous lining: of the Eusta W E. CLEGHORN AND WIFE chian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 you have a rumblinj? sound or Imperfect 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 tf nearing:, and when it Is entirely closed. 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 Deafness is the result, and unless the In 1 50 FOR SALE— Some good residence flammation can be taken out and thin Apr 3, 1907 tube restored to Its normal condition, 1 40 Apr 3, 1907 properties near business center; hearing will be destroyed forever: nine 1 40 Apr 3, 1907 cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, half down, balance on terms; $600 1 90 Apr 3, 1907 which is nothing but an Inflamed condi and up. tion of the mucous surfaces. 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 We will glre One Hnndred Dollars for any case o\ 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 5-12-tf -J J STANLEY. Deafness 'caused bycatarrhithatcannotbecuredb» Hall's Catarrh Core. Send for circulars free. 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 P J. CTl KNBY, A CO , Toledo, Ohio. 1 50 FOR SALE—Forty acres of good Apr 3, 1907 Bold by Dmgjrlsts . 75c, 1 50 Apr 3, 1907 land. Price $3000. If you want! Taka Hall's family rills for constlpatloo. Apr 3, 1907 1 70 And Notice is hereby given that if said warrants are not presented for payment within 60 days from said first day of July, 1914, they will be cancelled, and payment thereof will be refused. Dated at the City of 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 Go. Oregon. 4-21-tf ffiS ZS ZS ZS ZS S ZS ZS S ZS ZS S ^ ^ TENTS For Sale or Rent Grand Master Coming Wm. Galloway, Grand Master of the I. O. O. F., will pay Coquille Lodge, No. 53, an official visit od Friday evening, July 24. All Odd Fellows are urgently requested to be present. After a short business session there will be an open meet ing to which all Rebekahs are in vited. J. S. L awrence , Secretary. \ An Old Shipyard. I Japan bn*« a shipbuilding yard still In operation which was established 1,900 years sgo. F. C. Stone, Secretary Coquille, Oregon Notice C O O K E R O S .. P R O P . H O T E L 224 209 325 221 205 368 223 988 9 366 378 351 996 374 365 673 682 305 706 367 352 228 212 377 997 445 The girls of the N. T C. Club, with their chaperone, Mrs. R. S. Knowlton, returned Wednesday from their hiking and camping trip, which was completed without aeri- oub misadventure and was product ive of much enjoyment, Bunburnaod good appetite. They say t h e y walked about 72 miles and ate only one meal under a roof duiing their absence. Folding Camp Stoues and Camp Outfits Special Prices on White Lead and Linseed Oil H. O. A N D E R S O N <T^ GET THE BEST Swift’s Premium Bacon, Swift’s Premium Hams, Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard At All Grocers J. E. D IS T R IB U T O R . N O R TO N C O Q U IL L E . O R E G O N DOUBLE VO TES! We desire to call attention to the fact that we are issuing Trading Books, which carry double votes. Everyone who is saving votes with the hope of winning the Free Trip to the Exposition has a supply of these Trad ing Books, and is authorized to sell them. These books will be accepted by us the same as cash, and will allow you to cast 200 votes for the dollar instead of 100. A hint in time is sufficient—secure a Trad ing Book today they will be honored at any time even after the close of our Trade Extension Plan. The Model Grocery S. M. Nosier & Co.