The sooner you learn to come to our drug store
for everything you need in the drug line, the sooner
you will come to the store that carries none but the
purest, freshest drugs and choicest drug store articles.
W e want your drug business only because we give
you reliable medicines and merchandise for your
money.
Children’s school supplies of all kinds.
Come to OUR Drug Store
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
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Professional Cards
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D kntiht
Office over First National Hank
Phone Main 431
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttohnky at L aw
L J. LILJEQVIST
at
L aw
F irs t National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney
at
Notary Public
L aw
Coquille
E. D. SPERRY
A ttorni » a n o
C oun sellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE
A ttorn y
at
L aw
Office in Richmoml-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttornky
and
C ounbkllor
at
MERELY MENTIONED
You should try a pair of Phoenix
Hose at Lyons & Jones.
The court bouse is receiving a
much needed coat o f paiDt.
R. A. Easton, of the East fork,
was in town last night on business
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
A tto rn e y
STO R E
L aw
Office Phone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
Four extra good cows coming
fresh this fall, for sale.
F. B.
¡Phillips.
8-25-2t
The cement sidewalks on Hall
street south from Second are being
laid this week.
All warm weather drinks will be
; found at Folsom's Confectionery.
Wm. Candlin made a trip into
Curry couuty last week and reports
that be made the rouod to Wedder-
burn and Quid Beach with greater
Bpeed and comfort thaD ever before.
One thousand extra votes for
every range sold during Augus at
Anderson’s.
Fred Hollister passed through
last week on his way to the interior
io the interest of his candidacy for
congress. If he dosen’t make our
friend Hawley hunt his hole it will
not be for lack of rustliog.
The report comes that all bids
for carrying the mail from Rose-
burg to Myrtle Point and from
Ruseburg to Marshfield have been
rejected. Now we cao Bit back
awhile and see what will happen.
Freeh Fruit »nd Vegetables al
ways found at Lynos A Jones.
John
H.
Jeffreys,
Democratic
R. S. K n ow lton
and daughter candidate for attorney general, de
Naom i left last F rida y for a trip as livered an address to the voters at
far east as ArkatiHas aud Oklahoma,
the court house Saturday evening
exp ectin g to be g o n e a cou p le o f
Mr. Jeffreys is a man who makes a
m ouths.
good impression at all times, but he
was in “ the enemy’s country here,”
H ow ’s This?
for
Coos coi.nty is a “ BrowD strong
W e offer One Hundred Dollars R *
ward for any case of Catarrh that hold."
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cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Any one waDling hay baled call
on Rock Robinson, Coquille. He
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe is an old hand at the business
him perfectly honorable In all business
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transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by hla firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces o f the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Tbe Longston Construction Co.
has laid tbe concrete on part of tbe
intersection of Front and £ streets,
and when that part will stand the
traffic tbe job will be finished.
It’s Easy
to match our prices. Its hard to match
our qualities. Brisker business brings
bigger, better buying. Better buying,
better bargains. The proof of all is here.
Just a W ord
In rounding up bargains we neuer forget
‘'Quality.” Proue us this week along
these lines.
The Model Grocery
S. M. Nosier & Co.
SHINGLES FOR SALE — En Administration Measures
Ice Cream at Folsom’s Confrctii u-
quire of Geo. T. Moulton, Agent
erv.
Endorsed by the Voters
for the Hammock Shingle Co.
I
Pope Pious died last W "e k . There
We want some firewood ut tbia
is a ghoulish contruveiHV between
On the ineaauie amending tbe
This
tbe United Priss aud the Associat office, aud we waut it quick.
j charter and raisiug the limit of as
ed Press as to whether tbe death tiling o f stealing boards off Mr. sessment from ten to twenty mills,
oceuired on Wednesday or Thurs Rose a fence and eawiug them up | the vote was; Yes 241; No 195— ma
day, but the aged poutiff passed with a .lull bandsaw is getting jority 46.
monotonous, a n d our order with the
away on one of those days
On the issue of $17,500 bonds for
wood dealer seems to have been lost
Phoenix Hose now in stock at
the improvement of tbe water sys-
in tbe shuffle.
Lyons & Jones.
j tern: Yes 256; No 173—majority 83.
Folsom's Confectionery has the
A delegation of 1G Portland bus
Above is tbe result of yesterday’s
exclusive agency in Coquille for
iness men are on Coos Bay and are
election, and it seems to settle all
Stafford’s Ili-Tone Chocolatts.
expected here tomorrow on a visit
e question as to whether tbe town is
The Good Fellows’ Club will give
to the Valley towns. They will be
to remain dry or again become suf
another o f tbeir popular novelty
entertained by the commercial bod
fused with dampness. Dry it is.
dances at the pavilion tomorrow
ies.
The total number of ballots cast
evening.
This will be a “Snow
You should place your orders for
was 447, which was something less
Ball’ ’ dauce, artificial snow balls be
your Cauning Peaches Now with
than two-thirds the numbef entitled
ing distributed among the dancers
Lyons A Jones.
to vote. Recorder Lawrence sent
Mrs. Geo. Peoples, with her chil and furnishing a unique Dovelty for out 790 pamphlets, though he ex
dren, Doris, Josephine and Edwin, tbe amusemeot of those in atten presses the opinion that the total
started yesterday for Susuuville, dance.
n u m b e r of legal voters d o w would
Mason Fruit Jars 65c, 80o and not exceed 750.
Cal. where Mr. Peoples is located
aud where they will make their fu $1.20. Wide-mouth Masons 90c,
Much interest was taken in the
$1 .10 and $1.45. Ordinary Mason
ture home.
rubbers, 3 dozen for 25c; caps, 20c result, and a good deal of quiet
Don't get “ crazy with the heat” — a dozen. Wide-mouth Mason rub electioneering was indulged iD, but
Go to Folsom’s Confectionery aod bers, 10c a dozen; caps 30c a dozeD. no free fights are reported. Tbe
absorb a cooling drink.
Rubbers for Bay State Masons, 10u mayor and memjjers of tbe council
An auto party, working in tbe in a dozen at Anderson's.
naturally feel pleased that tbeir ac
J. M. Upton was iu town Sunday tion in refusing to grunt liquor li
terests of the initiative measure to
allow competent dentists to practice on his way to Marshfield after a vis censes has thus beeD endorsed by
in this state without running the it with his father, J. H Upton, at the voters and that a way has been
gauntlet of the State Board of Langlois. After a few days on the provided for meeting the deficit in
1 Pharmacy, passed through town Bay be will return to his duties in city finances caused by the loss of
i Wednesday after spending some tbe Roseburg land office.He reports saloon revenue.
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i time on the Bay in missionary work. that the change of residence from
Mrs. James Richmond is going
T. A. Walker will make special the coast to the interior has been
i trips to Roseburg at reasonable very benificial to Mrs. Uptou’s around on crutches, as a result of a
fall which sprained her ankle.
j rates. Large, high-power auto. health
| Parties desiring to go call either
Mrs. F. W. Barker, of Johnsons
F. C. Pursley and family returned
phone.
7-14-tf
Sunday from tbeir auto trip to Eu is expecting her sister, Miss Grace
The streets presented a metropo
gene, reporting a pleasant trip with of New Mexico next Monday. Miss
litan appearance one evening last
lo serious accidents. They weut out Barker will teach the JohnsoDs
week, when a stieet faker was hold
by the middle fork route and re school.
ing forth at the Baxter corner, and
turned by way of Allegany and the
on the postoffice corner, a block
Bay, finding some rough going on Kansans Enjoy Themselves
away, J. D. Stevens was waving the
each road.
bugaboo flag of “single tax” in the
About one hundred persons were
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Beyers and
endeavor to frighten the voters
present
at tbe picnic held at Patter
two children and Mr and Mrs. L.
away from the $1500 tax exemption A Lawborn started last Thursday son’s grove, Saturday, Aug. 22, for
measure. The faker had much the in Mr. Byers’ auto for a trip to Can- former Kansans and their families.
yonville, Oregon
They will visit a Some came by boat, some by train,
larger bearing.
brother of Mr. Beye s, and expect some by auto and some “ a la foot,”
ed to be goDe about ten days.
but all brought well filled baskets.
Tbe Teachers’ Institute opened
Lunch was spread at 12 and hot
yesterday at Myrtle Point and will
coffee and cream were furnished io
RATES: One cent a word, each in continue until Friday. A splendid
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' program is being carried out aud abundance for all. Tables were
tbe benefits will be great to those spread and fried chicken and num
W ANTED—30 head of grade, 2- in attendance and to the schools of erous other good thiDgs to eat made
year-old Holstein heifers due to the county.
up the bill of fare.
freshen in early spring. Address
After the tables were cleared
Zumwalt Bros., Denmark, Ore.
Five Killed in Auto
away the time was devoted to short
It
J. Bluford Davis, William Wirtb, speeches and all who spoke declared
FOR SALE—Two gasoline ligbtiog
Chris
Pederson, James Wasson and themselves loyal to Kansas but, at
plants complete.
I d first class
order.
Cost $85 each, will sell John Negithoo (Clam Jack) were the same time preferred to live in
fore $45. Address Chas. Baxter. killed last Thursday io an automo Oregon.
bile accident at the Pony inlet
8-18 3tp
All voted tbe day a success and
bridge on the old Marsbfield-Em-
George Waason and returned to their homes to look
OAK BARRELS— For sale. Chas. pire road.
Ivan Bourne were in tbe car but es forward to the next meeting in 1915.
Baxter.
8-18-3tp
caped serious iojurj.
FOR SALE —Pure b r e d Jersey
School News
The party were on their wav from
calves from register of merit dams Marshfeld to Empire. They had
also a few very choice young been in North Bend ami approached
The Coquille schools will open on
grade cows F. A. Sacahi, Marsh the bridge from the north. The
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
field.
8-18-41
turn onto the bridge is very short.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull returned
Davis was driviog, aod after mak
FOR SALE—One Admiral Steel ing tbe turn be failed to straighten from Bandon yesterday and are
Hay Press, full circle, low step up the car and it plunged off the
moving into the bungalow recently
over, will bale 18 to 22 tons in 10 north side of the bridge, turning
Mr.
hours. In good shape for work over as it went. All tbe men except vacated by Mr Robertson.
For further information write George Wasson were pinned down Turnbull will be principal of the
W. A. GAGE, Allegany, Oregon. in the mud and under about two high school for the coming year.
8-18-3t
feet of water. Wasson succeeded
In order that there may be plen
in freeing Bourne sufficiently to get ty of time to talk over the subjects
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Monarch
his head above water, but the rest,
range, in good order, water at-
with the students, the principal of
if not killed by the car, were
tachments
M. M. Young, Bax
the high school has arranged to be
drowned.
ter Hotel.
8-4-tf
All tbe men except Bourne were at the building during the after
TOBACCO AND CIGAR SALES old residents and well known on the noons of Wednesday. Thursday and
MEN— Wanted to advertise. Ex Bay. Davis had a valuable ranch o d Friday of the week preceding the
He was a son of J. M.
perience unnecessary
$ 1 0 0 Coos river.
opening of school so that high
monthly and Traveling Expenses. (Mart) Davis, one of the earliest pi school students may enroll on one
oneers
of
the
Bay
country,
who
Advertise Smoking, Chewing To
of those days. It is especially im
years ago.
bacco, Cigarettes, Cigars.
Send died a few
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portant that new aod Irregular stu
2o. stamp for full particulars.
HEMET TOBACCO CO., New G . A . R. Dedicate Monument dents, and those who have condi
York, N. Y.
7-28 20t
tions or are undecided as to the
The following self-explanatory
FOR SALE—One of the best farms letter has been received from tbe O. subjects they are to take, enroll
early.
on tbe Coquille at the cheapest A. R. poet at Bandon:
price.
J. W. LENEVE
Bandon, Oregon, Aug. 24, 1914
Miss Bertha Conlogue, who has
To Comrades Sinclair aud Strang, taught in the Coquille schools for
FOR SALE—Ten acre tract, three
Coquille Post, Q. A. R.
the past year and a half, resigned
blocks from court house, 4J acres Dear Comrades:
in bearing berries, balance gar
You aod all the Comrades of Co her position a few day ago and Mrs.
den and pasture. 7-room house quille are cordially invited, also the Eva Wise was elected take her
sod good outbuildings. Half on publi-, to be with us in tbe dedica place.
time, if desired. Reason for sell tion of our O. A R. monument nt
The corps of teachers tor the
ing, old age of owner. Apply to the O. A. R cemetery at Bandon at
Matt Kerregan.
7-14 16tp 1:30 P. M. Sundav next, Aug. 30th. coming year Is now completely
We will not attempt to hold a re made up and is as follows; First
A SNAP FOR A HOME—Good lot
union
or camp fire on this occasion grade, Mrs. Inez Chase and Mrs.
close in with good new 2 room
In behalf of our Bandon Post 56, May Allen; second. Miss Emma
cottage and enough lumber to
Kennedy; third, MlssAllie Phillips;
build addition all for $325. Will Dept, of Ore O. A. R.
I am sincerely yours in F. C. & L., fourth Mrs Mae Hull; fifth, Mrs.
take labor for large part, or
C. B. ZEEK,
Elena Minard; sixth, Mrs. Eva
monthly payments. Coquille Real
Post Adjutant. Wise;seventb, Miss Rena Anderson;
Estate Co.
6-30tf
eighth, Miss Hazel Fawcett; high
ROOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING
Free Canadian Homestead school assistants; Miss Mabel J
APARTMENTS—Veudoma Lodg
Hansen and Miss Ada Newell;
ing House. Everything neat and
Why pay $50 to be located? We high school principal, L. W. Turn-
clean. Your patronage solicited. give you full information where the bull; superintendent, C. A.Howard
W. E. CLEGHORN AND WIFE, best landB are in Western Canada
The teachers who are new to the
tf
and British Columbia that are close Coquille schools are Miss Allen,
FOR SALE— Some good residence to railroad and town; name of guide Miss Fawcett, Miss Newell and Mr.
properties near business center; on tbe ground; full direction to get Turnbull. Miss Allen taught for a
half down, balance od terms; $600 maps and platts free; how to get number of years in the schools of
bomeseekerB tickets; evertbing you Oklahoma and Kansas. Miss Faw
and up.
need lo know and locate yourself, cett is a graduate of the Kansas
5-12-tf
J J STANLEY.
all for $3.00. Remit amount by P State Normal and has taught the
FOR SALE—Fi/riy acres of good O. order and we will send you the past year at Heppner, Oregon.
land. Price $3000. If you want complete information at once. THE Miss Newell is a graduate of the
something choice this is it.
In CANADIAN HOMESTEAD COM Dakota Wesleyan University and'
quire of, or address, with stamp PANY, 73 6th ST. PORTLAND, has been teaching in the high
for reply. R. A Easton, Mountain OREO. For reference, THE FARM school of her home town. Mellette.'
Glade, Sitkum P. O., Coos Co. MAGAZINE COMPANY, 411 PAN- S D. Mr. Turnbull is a graduate
AMAN BLDO., PORTLAND,ORE. Minnesota University. During tbe
Oregon.
4-21-tf
p.is: five years he has taught in
high school at Grants Pass,
last three years as principal«
A number of lue teachers
speuding this week attending
Institute at Myrtle Point.
the advantage. The liv e o n e « will win
the in this o n P s t, and votes will not
be liamle I around on a silver plat
are ter. We especially advise the can
the didates to call at this office and find
out about tbe clubbing offer that we
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have secured for them and which ia
so libeial that it will be of the great
The Piano Contest
est possible assistance in securing
i'he votes were counted for tbe new subscribers—and new subscrib
first time in the Anderson-Drane ers count 2000 votes on tbe dollar.
The contest is only starting, and
Piano contest Saturday night, und
the figures are given below.
It no candidate need feel discouraged
will be seeD that Mrs. Mabel Samp- at not being in the lead at the first
All tbe votes cast to date
sou was in the lead at Anderson's count
and Miss Beulah Price at Drane's. are only a small percentage of tbe
Each received a prize of a fruit ‘ number that will come in.
Following was the standing of
spoon.
the candidates on Saturday night:
Another count will be made next
AT DRANE’S
Saturday night, uud the candidate
in each contest for whom the great Bi ulah Price
24.260
est number of votes have been cast Aiidie Doutildsoo
22,370
this week will receive a prize of a Myrtle Newton
15,110
coffee percolator. This is one of Mrs. Pailget__________ ____ 13,365
tbe most valoable | rizes that will Belva Pingston
13.260
be offered during tbe contest, and Mrs. Medlev
every candidate ebould get out and Mrs. A1 Garten
8,965
bustle for it. Those in tbe lead, so Mrs. G. R. Wicknam
8,325
far have no advanrage over the low Mrs Mary Medlock
8,020
est on tbe list in the matter of the Mrs P. P. Leatherwood
6,935
weekly prizes, as they are given to Julia Dondono
5,250
those who poll the greatest vote Mabel Wilcox
4,950
during the week for which the Edith Morgan
2,410
prizes are offered.
Grace Miller
2,045
2,025
It may be remarked incidentally Katherine Terris
that there is no better way to round
AT ANDERSON’S
up a good bunch of votes than to Mrs. Mabel Satnson
14,910
get a few subscriptions to the Her Mrs. E. N. Harry
10,590
ald. We give votes on both new Katherine Terris
4,485
subscriptions and renewals, and we Verna Phillips
3,100
give any live candidate all the assis Mrs L. A. Ross
tance in our power.
We would Lucdla Corbett
2,945
urge all the candidates who have Violet Shuck
2,135
not communicated with us to call Mrs Tibbetts
2,160
and to fiod out something to their Mary Fusonne
2,000
I
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ment, enlarged grounds, and many ad
ditions to its faculty, tbe University
of Oregon will begin its thirty-ninth
year Tuesday, September 15.
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brary W ork, Music. Archite<&»re,
Physical Training and Fine Arts.
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That’s W h a t Your Cattle W a n t
Don’t put out loose salt to be wasted, nor de
pend on guessing when your cattle need it.
Set up a fine, solid, 50 lb. block of rock salt in
the pasture where the cattle can go to it and
lick it whenever they feel the -need of salt.
That is the best and most economical way.
Get it at
P. E. D R A N E ’ S
$ 6 0 0 0 For a Farm
Here is a chance for a farmer: A 62-acre farm; 60
bottom land; 15 acres under plow and 15 acres more
slashed ready to burn; good creek of running water
on the place. Good house, insured for $ 1000; fair
barn, graneries and all necessary outbuildings. This
place is 16 miles from Coquille, is on a plank road
and milk route, one mile from poit office and school.
Money can be made on this place by any one who
understands farming, or it is an excellent buy as a
speculation. Land is going up and will never again
be so cheap in Coos county as it is today.
Terms
will be given on part of the purchase price if desired.
Investigate this if you want a farm.
B. FOLSOM, COQUILLE
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