Elbert Dyer, one of tbe Han lon
candidates for county cotuiui»»ioner
was in towu Iunt werk interviewmg
the people. Mr. Dyer w u h a good
boy when we went to school with
him nod be ia one of tbe county’s
good citizen«
When something becomes wrong with your
stomach, look out! It is the seat of many troubles.
If you have gas on your stomach, heartburn and a
heavy, tired feeling, BEWARE.
Much so-called
heart disease is only STOMACH disease. Gas in the
stomach causes a pressure against the heart makes
a palpitation and often causes death. We can supply
the medicines your doctor prescribes.
rived in Port Orford lent week from ‘advertising.” and the majority of
them s seem
to be strictly ‘i thi cal ”
near Portland and will make tbeir i u™
c t nM"
.
,
,
.
on that standpoint. But the town
borne here for tbe coming year at that does no, treat its farmer triend« "
least Tbe late Methodist confer- vvilli reasonable courtesy and ac -
eucu stationed Rev Myers ut tlriu commodatiou can uot expect to
place to till the vacancy caused by w*n tbeir warm regard.
City Council
Foot Ball Practice
T b t city council met last night
and held a talkies! extending until
11 o’clock Tbe only business done
was tbe passing of an ordinance an-
thoriziug tbe issue of * 3 .S4> 95 for
unpaid assessments for the improve-
meut of C street.
r . c
,
,
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'J*ht
brought forth an-
? tbe.r 8tr«D“° “;
Z ' J
, , » f*,'“
.
« “ rlton fe.U that hr. effort» .re
^ m g we 1 rewarded by the degree
K
°v- l'aull'e
Rev.
Raul.» d.paiture.
d. pur lure.
Woman’. Study Club
of perfectioo which is making itself
manifest in these practices both in
Tbe Herald ha» bad many call»
Duriug tbe past few day« ibe
team work and individual playing.
I.ast Monday afternoou the Wo-
for treprass n o tice lately, und it i» ebiugle mill ha«
b«» beeu
been cutting a
The Irrepressible Boy
A feature of Sunday’s practice wae
evi lent tlrut tile oireleeeness, or ma-! ■I '*’«'“ 1 l,r,!er nl «•‘ingle*. with which man’s Study Club met in lire Cit.v
tbe shifting of men to new positions
I,........... , , re-,,«118,1.6 hnuters ha» a new roof will be put on lire o l d Library and began their course on
It was at the Grand, in Coquille. in order to familiarize them tbe
e x ^ p e i.t .1 .be o u n t , y people to *«<«r.»e plant. This budding which “ « w o
That remarkably strong and gripping d“ ffe7e7t\da^e.'Vnd7D^re7b7t.‘. m
vfre
i A
. .
. „ i„ * „ „
ngt»in»i me tbe
potjuibillty
or of
tuviog
suctr an ext. nt I'rat they are iueliueil now belongs to R L Macr.y, w » •'The Toltecs,” Ibe other by M
Mr«
posaibility
having a a
rs drawing toward its tragic close.
The t » ..
i«»* ..
.
to . bill all hu'itr rn off tbeir I iui I h . erectnl by It. D. Hume at u o e t of \y J Longstou an " T h e Cliff Dwel- 1 powerful and realistic acting of Pauline t [e of
,7,'. TiiH on i ? ' i
»•" These were followed by a Bush, as the insane woman had cast a „ ! °
« , ,, L
f°r *1*® purpose of develop- !ers.
Tb-
fur ¡ in B ■* i.r to be giv- j
Ai<l of the M K. iog the *le«jp •*«» timiiutf iiHuntrv at general
leral discussiou
discusstou in which
wbtcb all took spell over the audience. The insane wise preventedlrom bolding down
en by t he L idi»
A considerable
church h l s h» »i' c hfiiiiml to Sutur* this place. Shortly after tue plant,
,
. portion
, , of fbe , woman had escaped from her room and hl, .j^ular position. Although the
day, O t *24 1 w ili be bebí in the wus completed Mr. Hume tiled, uud ! time was taken up with business gone to the house next door She en- □ oul arrangements are yet to be
man
T r a m bml di i i ^ t lbe curM r <»f fluii ! as a conaequence it has never been “ Nutriticn and Diet” by Kmma tered the room in which sat the
made it is quite probably that the
Conley, was adopted as text
book who, in their youth, has been the cause
and Fror I «tree h . S de lie l'in*» at I
boys will play at North Bend elec
in
the
Domestic
Science
used
other
than
f
>
r
a
storage
room.
Depart-
of
her
misery.
He
cowered
back
in
his
one uV no'., p nt
Light luuch will
tion day and they are confident of
tnent
Light
on
household
matters
chairand
she
came
slowly,
half
crouch-
besu v t I alt the afternoon.
Tue B aitlou Construction Corn-
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their ability to give the bay town
,
,
iu
, ...
will he sought in other publications i mg, toward him. The interest was tense
The new hi il coot met coutemp pauy w ho ere *ui hug Chetco bridge ajSOi The eutire club will prob- j and every nerve was taut. Then some team a good game. They will meet
for signal practice on tbe etreets
luh s cirryiug
l>otb tbe
Coquille » e certainly having troubles of ably enroll in this department under j kid down in front suddenly broke the again tonight
and Coos B»y marls over tbe
Mid- their own. About a month ago a the leadership
oi Mrs H. VV. silence with that sound that children
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die In k roue tbe through
route ! sudden rise iu the liver earned one J Vouug.
One new member, Mrs. | make when they are playing bear, or
Trespass notices ptinted on cloth
..
. Lr
H..,.W8 out
,i1H u.uulh 1)avid L - Pe'kins, was admitted, s o m e t h i n g frightful-“Grrr—G rr - and worded in keeping with law,
over the Coo. Hay wagon ro a d j oi heir »rows out of the
. ri)lt.ss „.herwise stated, the meet- Grr!” Well it broke the strain all
b, mg abandoned. It is expected with » cousideiiilile loss.
^
ingS wiU be held thiS season in the right. It may be added, however, that or sale at the Herald office.
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that this will lurid uiiti'l the
oom- two weeks ago they attempted to j Eihrary.
The next meeting will J Miss Bush’s power was such that when
The Piano Contest
plot,on ot the r«i!road from Eugene j enter Cbetco river with a bcow con- j be October 26 , at 2:30 p. m.
The she came up to the terrified man, a
moment later,
later, and
and threw
threw her
her arms
to the Bay
j taining 10,000 feet of lumber oli .I 1
Unit ot the afternoon will
will be
be moment
Another candidate made a spurt
I
1
.
.
.pi
given to Mexico, tlie time for Do around his neck, some young woman in
The I
’
H. O. Audersou on Saturday re 600 or 800 sacks o' cement.
last week in tbe Drane contest, aud
mestic Science beginning at three the audience screamed aloud.
scow
went
ashore
and
the
cement
j
forty-five
it will be seen that Myrtle Newton
ccived the line of aluminum ware
now leads, besides taking the week
Back from Bandon
which he ha« been ex[ecting for was all I at and but a small portion
For
the
Farmer
ly prize, while the candidate who
of
the
lumber
saved.
some time aud now has a complete
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Miss Vivian Haynes and her sis- was away ahead t couple of weeks
assortment.
He is giving 3000
East Fork Items
A free selling service for seed J ter, Miss Winnie, returned Satur ago is now in third place. This
votes ou the dollar to purchasers of
potatoes am! seed corn is being day afternoou from Bandon, where shows that it won’t do to tie down
this ware. Guo i chance to help
Com e to O U R Dru g Store
orgauized
for Coos county farmers Miss Uayoes has been playing tbe until the contest is hually closed.
K L Oland recently returned
your candidate.
by
J.
L.
Smith, County Agricul violin at the picture houses and also T he candidate who keeps on work
from Oklahoma to Portland came
turist.
The
u m is to raise the introducing some of the new dances, ing ail the time is the safest.
Coquille is uow on the map us the in by team Thursday to visit his
At Anderson’s, Mrs. M a b e l
standard of these crops in the us well us enjoying tbe pleasures of
home of a publication of nation son L- Oland, who is living at Ed county by encouraging more careful the B ludoti beach. She expects to Sampson came back into action and
T H E
R E X K ’.L S T O R E
wide circulation
The Correspon Abernelhy’s saw mill, and to look grading of the see 1 and by bring return to her home in Eugene when carriei! off ,he, «'fekly prize, while
tDe lead
The four lead-
dence News, official organ of tho for a place to rent or liny.
ing together farmers who have the Elder uext goes north, and will
reputable seed lor sale and those then resume her musical 8tudieB I 'Qg candidates are now bunched in
Pansy Motion Picture Correspon
Steve Minard was in from Salem, who wish to buy. Farmers who under her old professor at the P a - ! t he fortY lbo||sauds a" d a very pret-
dence Club is uow published at the
sold his interest in the Minard have seed to bell will seud iu to Mr. cific Conservatory of Music.
Professional Cards
Ice Cream at Folsom’s Confection
He ^ V race is tr. be seen.
Herald office, and it circulates from
1 The prize this week is a Tricola-
ery.
place to his brother-in-law Mathi- Smith, at Coquille, the number of also wiites her that be wants her to
or, which is claimed to be a sim
Maine to California and then some
act
as
his
assistant
instructor
at
the
bushels
for
sale,
mime
of
the
variety,
son and returned to Salem.
Tbe Haynes sisters will furnish
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
plification of the percolator and an
Conservatory.
I
t
is
likely
that
she
stating
whether
early
or
late,
grown
Walter O. Oldland and Miss
D entist
music at the Grand tonight.
The writer has been voting pro on upland or bottom land, when wil! be heard at the Sceuic before improvement on that useful utensil.
Hazel F . Mason, both of Marshfield,
Office o v e r F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k
hibition
for a long time and does planted and when harvested, this her departure, which will furnish a It will furnish a nice reward to the
Tbe
Bandou
bar
has
beeu
rough
P h o n e M a in 431
candidate making the best score
were married by Justice Stanley at
not take much stock in the wet information will be placed iu suit treat for all who love real music on this week.
for the past four or five days and
his office in this city last Saturday,
the
violin.
able
form
for
sending
to
prospective
crowd or their talk or posted state
the Elizabeth has been lying outside
There is still a fine field ior more
buyers of seed. Likewise, farmers
October 27 , 1914 , the lather W. C.
unable to get in
ments.
than oue candidate to make a kill
Dollar Buys Mill
desiring to buy seed should send in
Mason, and sister, Miss Mable
ing among Herald subscribers, aud
R. A. E a st o n .
A. A Cutter shoes for Meu aud
their names, specifying the amount
Mason, oi the bride accompanied
At the foreclosure sale of the mill we are ready to give all assistance
Boys.
The
Best
Winter
shoe
on
.
and
kiud
of
seed
needed.
Tnis
in-
Three Cans Condensed Milk for
the party aud all returned ou the Market Conditions Favorable formation will be furnished to buy ot the Coquille Lumber Co. near possible to any who wish to get out
he market at Lyons & Jones.
25c at Lyons & Jones
town which was held last Saturday, and rustle.
morning train to Marshfield where
ers and sellers without charge.
H. A Miller intends to leave the
Following was Siturday night’s
Mr. and Mrs Otis FI teroft w re
Mr. Smith belives it would be to the property was bid in bv the
the happy couple will reside.
Market conditions for hops, wool
last of this week for Oklahoma
Robert Dollar Co , nuder whose count:
the
advantage
of
sellers
to
»end
in
visitors irom Fairview today.
and wheat continue favorable. The
where he is offered an opportunity
a guaranteed sample of three or mortgage it was sold, the bid cov
CURRY COUNTY CULLINGS
AT DRANE’S
foreign shipment of wool particular
Woman suffrage lias tbe political to learn the linotype machine.
four potatoes or ears with tbeir in ering the amount of the mortgage
Myrtle
Newtou
196,665
ly, is heavy, due to the European formation. These samples will be and court costs, It has been re
wise ones all guesning as to thu re
(From the Port Orford Tribune)
Myrtle Point evidently think--
Beulah Price
167,745
ported
that
if
the
Dollar
company
sult of the coining election.
The Forty boys are doing very war, while the hop maiket is very p'aeed ou exhibition in the office of
163,955
that the booze ordinance drawn for
became owners of this mill they Mabel Wilcox
the
agriculturist
in
order
tim
pros
firm
despite
the
fact
that
16
states
157,190
would operate it, but the present Aildie Doualdsou
All warn, wedbor drinks will be this city by L A. Liljeqvist is a well fishing on Elk River, catching
pective
buyers,
visitiug
the
office,
will vote ou prohibition and as a
Belva Pingston
124,200
found at Folsom’s Confectionery.
good one, as she has adopted one on an average about 100 ealmon a
may get an idea uf the quality of state of the lumber market would
116,955
Julia Doudono
result eastern brewers f.re holding
seem
to
discourage
such
a
hope
for
day.
the seed each man has for sale. Mr.
The news is given out here of the exactly like it.
Mrs. Mary Medlock
66,110
off buying, Domestic business con Smith will not handle money or tlie present.
Salmon are striking the troll
Mrs P. P. Lestherwood
55,175
On Oct. 23d tlie Ladies’ Aid of
marriage of Paul Skeels to Miss
dition are slowly adjusting them make agreements for contracting
54,370
Mrs. G. R. Wiokuam
A Strong Candidate
Esther Eagan, of San Diego, which the M. E. Church will hold their both on the Elk and Sixes river and selves to the recent disturbances parties; he will simph act as a go-
30,315
Katherine Terris
Annual Bazaar— all kinds of hand excellent fishing with hook and line
bet
iveen
iu
bringing
buyers
and
took place on October 2.
due to the war,each week showing
24,780
Grace Miller
some and useful Xmas Qifts.
for salmon trout is reported on
sellers together, thereby aiding in
E B. Curtis, of Ncrth Bend, was
23,902
Mrs. A1 Garten
a less perceptible decrease in bank
SHIN GLES FOR SA LE — En
R. A. Eastou, of McKinley, pass these streams.
the distribution of good seed on the River last week in the inter
22,220
Mrs. Pad get
quire of Oeo T. Moulton, Agent
clearings,
and
the
general
tone
o!
est of his candidacy for county
P. J . Lindberg is in receipt of a
throughout the county.
ed through town one day last week
9,235
Edith Morgan
for tbe Hammock Shingle Co.
Farmers are urged to seud in the commissioner, visiting Bandon aud
oti bis way home from Marshfield, letter of iuquiry relative to ooe, eastern business men seems to be
2,685
Iua Harmon
Myrtle
Point,
well
as
this
city.
As
iufotmatiou
requested
as
soon
as
One lonesome marriage license
where he had delivered a wagon Samuel Curry, an old Californian, that gradually America will come possible so that their names may he was formily a resident of Myr
AT ANDERSON’S
was issued during the past week,
who a number of years ago worked back to normal conditions, even appear on the lists to be issued. tle Point, Mr Curtis will poll a
load of his garden truck.
Walter Oldluod and Hazel F. Mason
though the war continues ior some
46,495
Growers desiring information re good vole there, and the fact that Mrs. Mabel Samson
The Elliott Players scored a hit at the Granite Peak ledge tunnel uear
being the happy pair.
time. tire greatest difficulty is Regarding the selection of seed pota- he is the only candidate from the Mrs L. A. Ross
42,700
Salmon
mountain
in
this
county.
the Grand last night before a well-
40,790
supply certain '"
imported
’ " ''» ’“.i good
"r'r'A from 1 toes and seed corn aud a knowledge Bay side for a place on the county Katherine Terris
Two bags Wyaudott Washing
Any
information
of
what
became
of
filled house. They have been en
27,295
of the most desirable types may ob court should be considered by the Myrtle Newton
Powder for 25c at Lyons A Jones.
Germauy, especially dye stuffs.
gaged to appear ut the Grand eveay Mr. Curry will be gratefully received
14,011
tain this iuformatiou by addressing voters of the valley.. With the Verna Phillips
The Model Grocery is getting a
12,400
Mildred
Mast
Monday eveuening and will play a by his sou, J . A Curry, of Myton,
strong
support
of
his
own
section
Mr.
Smith.
To Hitch or Not to Hitch
Utah.
new side entrance aud show window
11,135
he stands an excellent chance of Lucilla Corbett
I circuit of other towns of thj oouuty.
9,040
made possible by tho removal of the
election, and any one who has met Mrs. P. A Breur
Will White, who has charge of
Killed
in
Logging
Camp
The Sentinel thinks that some
Wyandott Washing Powder iu
8,970
him knows that he will make a Violet Shuck
stairway leading to tbe second storv
the
Macleay
ranch
at
Wedderburn
3 1-2 lb. bags, regular puce 25c
thing ought to be done about pro
6,875
Mrs Tibbetts
good commissioner.
of the building.
Charles Boone, eldest son of T.
] now on sale at Lyons Jc Jones, 2 passed down the coast one day last viding hit chiug posts for the lar
.
j N. Boone of Fairview, aged 22 , was
week with several head of toau Dur
Wait! Don’t p'an vour Christmas hags for the price of oue,
mers’ teams
1 he Sentinel is most iatally inju ed last F rid a y afternoon
gifts till after Od. 23
Why? Be-
~
ham bulls which he purchased in
Miss Katherine Terris camn up
almighty right. The farmers have ! at the Lawhorn logging camp on
cause on that date the Ladies Aid
northern Curry aud on the Coquille.
beeu complaining and acquiring an , Middle creek and died shortly alter-
yesterday and stayed with friends
will bold their annual bazaar.
He is driving (hem 'o tbe com
increasing grouch over the matter ward. Our East Fork correspoud
Mrs. J . L Thompson’s brother and over night. She has nearly teoov-
pany’s ranch, where this breed of
ent gives the following particulars
for
a long time and no one can
ered
from
her
serius
accident
01
sister, W. H. Boggs ami Mrs. A.
of die accident:
cattle will be run for cheese and
blame them The matter has been
Dobson, who have been visiting her, some weeks ago and is again taking beef purposes.
Friday afternoon about four
discussed by the council and nothing o’clock, Charles Boone, when put
have returned to their home in an active part in the piano contest.
Rev. H. M. Myers and wife ar- has been done. Whether any oue ting a choker around a log at Law-
Eugene.
The Oregon Power Co. has an
can blame the council is another - ',OI'n’s camp on Middle creek, was
interesting exhibit iu its window iu
. . .
. .
* struck by a splinter three inches
I f AVING leased the plant of the Co-
T. A. Walker will make special ,
,
,
, ,
story; but it is certain that the sit - 1
r
,
,
1
1
I
the
shape
of
a
race
betweeu
au
thick, ten inches wide end six feet
trips to Roseburg at reasonable
r
quille Mill and Mercantile Com
nation reflects credit on neither ' ' ie long, which fell from the top of a
rates.
Large, Ligh-power
18
lJ '« carbon
caruuu 1 l imp and an Edison
high-power auto. |
style
council nor the citizens.
Coquille dead suag 15 or 20 feet high stand
pany,
the undersigned is now prepared
RATES:
One
cent
a
word,
each
in
Parties «lesirin«;
desiring to go call either | vlaz la, to boo which can consume
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents’ depends on the trade of the farmers ing uear. His skull was fractured
to fill all orders for any kind of
phone.
7-14-tf
the most juice. The carbon is eat-
for its prosperity, yet it provides no aud he died at 9 o’clock that night.
M. M. Young, of the Baxter, had , inK B up the faster bj about 150 ! OLD N EW SPA PE R S—Cheap at the
The funeral services were held aud
place where the iarrner can leave the body buried at Sumner Sunday.
« pleasant snrptise last week when 1 Psr cent
Herald office.
his team iu salety when he comes
Bon Hi'.lskei, of Los Augeles, whom
Get your boy a pair of A A. Cut A FEW’ CHOICE LOTS iu Knowl- here to trade. Coquille merchants
Especial attention will be paid to the
The Modem American
be bad known in Kansas 35 years ter shoes for the wit ter at Lyons &
tons Heights can still be bought expect the farmers of the vicinity
June.
at teo dollars per month. They
ago, drooped in to see him
local demand, and every effort will be
to do their trading here, and the
I are (U j4*175 ft. Inquire of Ned
made to supply anything needed at the
name of Scars, Roebuck & Co. is
C. IvOly.
9-8-tf
anathema, yet we will bet that if
shortest possible notice.
Your orders
ROOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING | that enterprising outfit had a branch
Is one of our most im
are solicited.
APARTMENTS—Vendome Lodg- here there would be a hitching rack
portant and useful indus
ing House. Everything neat and j right by it. Perhaps our merchants
clean. Your patronage solicited. 1 think that the setting up nl a hitch-
tries. Its business is that
W. E. CLEGHORN AND W I F E , ing rack would be too much like
of selling Cleanliness.
tf
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The whole family wash
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
i ,a s s u m ln 8
MERELY M
ENTIONED
A nnouncem ent
WANT COLUMN
Laundry
CASH SAYS:
Wheat, per sack
$2.00
Rolled Barley, per sack
1.05
Condensed Milk, 3 cans for
.25
Tomatoes, 3 cans for
.25
Soap, 6 bars fo r___
.25
Fruit jars marked away down,everything in proportion
Cash only, Money Talks. Come in and see.
The Model Grocery
S. M. Nosier & Co.
LUMBER
$6000 FOR A FARM H ere is a
chance for a farmer: A 62-acre
farm; 60 bottom land; 15 acros
under plow and 15 acres more
»lashed ready to burn; good creek
of running water on the place.
Good nouse, insured for $1000;
fmr barn, granaries and all neces
sary outbuildings. This place is
16 miles froYn Coquille, is on a
plank road and milk route, oue
mile from postoffice and school.
Money can be made on this place
by any one who understands
farming, or it is an excellent buy
ns a speculation. Land is going
up and will never again be so
cheap in Cooe county as it is to
day. Terms will be given on part
of the purchase price if desired.
Investigate this if you wsnt a farm.
B. Folsom, Coquille.
10-20-tf
• Str. Elizabeth
Regular as the Clock
San Francisco
and Bandon
First-class fare only
Up freight, per ton
$7.50
3.00
E. & E . T. Kruse
2 4 C alifornia Stree t, San Francisco
F o r R éservations
J. E. NORTON
Agents, Coquille, O regon
E. E. JOHNSON
ing can now be sent to
the Laundry aud handled
by it with perfect satis
faction. It makes for
domestic tranquility and
the economic betterment
of our social life.
Think of the harmonious
condition of mind of the
whole family when the
worries of Washday are
no longer a part of home
life. A family washing
of fourdozen pieces done
Rough Dry f o r o n e
dollar and twenty cents.
LESSEE
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Swift's "Siluer Leaf Brand. Pure Lard"
j
CUIjUILLE LAUNDRY & IUE CO.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
NONE JUST AS GOOD.
. 1 . E . N O R T O N
H ST R IB U T O R ,
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