Don Gardner was over from the
Try a pair of Peters Shoes at
N. Smith, of Baudon, was in
Lyons A J udos .
Bay Friday.
! town today.
John
Darling
was
down
from
Mark
M.
Young,
proprietor of
William Nye, of Eureka, was iu
Doo. Barker wan iu from Fairview
the Baiter Hotel, is about again
Powers Friday.
town
yesterday.
Saturday.
Take the Cadillac auto line when after being coufiued to his bed for a
J S. Lyons, of Marshfield, was in
Peter's Diamond Brand ¡Shota at
you go to the Bay, and get tbrougli week with a bad sprain to bis back,
town yesterday on business.
Lyons A Jouta.
in comfort aud ou time.
wbicb be suffered while lifting too
It Cans Condensed Milk for 25c.
Seed PotatoeH for Hale by J. C
Mrs. T. M. Dimmick was a Marsh­ heavy a load.
Lyons
&
,
Jones.
Wat ^ y .
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field visitor Friday.
Walter Scbroeder and wife, of
D. L Foote and wife, of Marsh
Jerry Haiaoe, of Myitie Poiut,
Claude Moon was a Marshfield Gravel Ford, were in town Saturday.
field, were iu town Wednesday.
was in town Thursday.
Mr. Schroeder returned the same
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. Goodman was visiting
Sweet's high-grade chocolates
day aud Mrs. Scbroeder remained
George
Beoharn
was
in
from
and box candy at Folsom's Confec­ at Myrtle Poiut the last of the week.
for a few days’ stay with Mrs. \V.
Fairview Saturday.
tionery only.
Thomas Benbarn and family were
Wanted— Chitham Birk 1915 H. Scbroeder, who Is quite ill.
Lester Dement, of Myrtle Point, in from Fairview, shopping, Satur­
Dr. James Richmond waa back in
peel
Call on or address.
was in town on busiuiss Wednes­ day.
Geo. T. Moulton,
town for a couple of days last week
day.
Phone Fred Slagle when you are
Coquille, Oregon.
to look after business interests be­
Inspector Hall, of the Coos & going to Marshfield and a Cadillac
Leon Uackliff was down from fore leaving for the East.
He left
Curry Home Telephone Co., was iu auto will call for you.
Myrtle Point Sunday,
Mrs. Richmond at Allegany visiting
Mrs. S. Louis, of North Bend,
town Thursday.
Mrs. C. I. Starr of Bandon, left relatives. They left on the Nann
Second band Sewing Machine foi was visiting fiiends here the last of
Smith Friday.
here Sunday for Portland.
Hale, cheap, or rent, at Quick's, cor­ the week.
Clyde Barker aud wife, of Fair-
Miss Myrtle DeLong received
ner First and Henry streets
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Mre. Harry Slagle was visiting
word Saturday from her mother
Chris Lung, one of the old pio­ the past week with Mrs. C. Barker, view, were in town Saturday.
Officer James Browo, of Myrtle who is in Jamestown, Kansas, slat
neers of the county, was up from at Fail view.
ing that her father, J. S. Abbey,
Point,
was iu town Wednesday.
Baodon Wednesday.
The case of Mitchell vs. Coach
had died at that place. She was
Srve
money
by
buying
your
Gar­
Billy Foote and wife left today was takoo up this morning in the
den Seeds in bulk, instead of small summoued there a couple of weeks
for Tillamook, whfre Mr. Foote in­ circuit court.
packets, at Kuowlton’s Drug Store. ago on account of bis serious illness.
tends going into the moving pic­
All our Canned Goods sre of the
Pure F ood —That’s what we car­
William Craine was up from Ban­
ture business.
very best brands and prices are
ry.
Lyons
A
Jones.
don
Friday and informed us that be
right.
Try
some.
Lyons
A
Jones.
Go to Quick's for Iron Beils,
Couches an d Lounges, Hockiug
Henry Sengslackeo was over was here to attend to business mat­
Tom Mehl und wife, of Prosper,
Chairs, Tables, Heaters, Ranges und
were in town today, visiting rela­ from town the middle of last week. ters pertaining to the opening of
Cooking Stoves.
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tives.
Mrs. Forest Hermann, of Myrtle bis logging camp on Lampa creek
A. B. Donaldson wub iu town last
He expects to have tbe camp run
Cnarlie Baxter and wife, of Marsh­ Point, was visiting frieuda here Fri­
Saturday from Powers, where he is
ning by the middle of this week.
field, were Sunday visitors at this day.
working on the new building beiQg
Fred Kroneuberg, son of Mrs.
place.
Harry Folsom, of Marshfield, was
erected for L. Cochran.
It is reported that four Btores at in town Friday, returning from a Kronenberg, of this city, who is
North Bend went out of business trip down the coast as fsr as Port traveling for a wholesale bouse in
Orford in tbe interests of his firm Denver, Colorado, was iu town Fri­
last week,
day to visit his mother. He doesn't
I am in tbe market for Chitham
H. M. Shaw, Eye, Ear, Nose and
cover
this territory, but came duwu
Throat Specialist, of Marshfield, Burk,Butchers’ and Farmers’ Hides,
from Spokane especially to see her.
will be at the Baxter, Coquille, Wool, Pelte and Furs.
As a Digger I Shine!
G eo . T. M oulton
May 10th. “ Glasses fitted."
Will Barrow, son of C R. Bar-
MERELY MENTIONED
In a way
SAFE
that is
and
SURE,
CLEAN,
by
using
REXALL
Red Cedar Compound
T h e advantages of this much-
needed protection are:
First—
Sure Action
Agreeable odor
Easy Removal
9 ounce»--15 cents
Sold Only at
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
T he R ex a ll S to re
Professional Cards
On the Job!
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D j SNTIST
Office over First National Bank
Phone Main 431
A ttorney and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
Captain John Myers at the wheel.
W. C. CHASE
If “ Cadillac” meaus anything to
you, remember that is the kind of
cars used on Slagle's line to Marsh­
field.
A ttorney at L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, who has
been quite ill for the past three
weeks, is reported to be improved.
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Office Phone 335
Residence Phone 34b
Deputy Sheriff Davis was over to
Marshfield, Friday, serving legal pa­
pers on several parties at that place.
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Big comfortable, reliable Cadil­
lacs arc used on the Slagle auto line
I can dig up m ore opportunities to Marshfield, leaving Coquille six
for you in the garden o f life than times a day. Fare 75 cents.
m aybe you think. Y ou dig into my
Levi Smith was among the wit
w ant ad. colum ns and see.
neBses summoned for the f)nvis es­
tate case and was iu town yesterday
but was not put on the stand
Riclnnond-Barker Building
Cuquille, Oregon
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
WANT COLUMN
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
The body of one of the victims of
the Randolph wreck was washed up
KATES: One cent a word, each in­ on the beach near the lookout to­
sertion, No charge less than 15 cents'
day. It could not be identified.
COW WANTED — Will trade new
Clean milk and Clean cream, from
Edison Optra Phonograph, cost a Clean dairy, for sale at the City
$85, and $20 worth of records, for Bakery. Cream put up in non-re­
good cow. Inquire Herald office. turnable Kleen cups.
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Ray Martin, of Marshfield, made
LOST— Pastor’s Vest Pocket record a trip through to this place in his
book. Finder please leave at this Ford, Thursday, in spite of the bad
office, or notify owner, Ferd Bra­
dy, Phone Farmer’s 116.
ltp condition of the road.
WANTED—Christian lady with
farm or meaus for wife to Christ­
ian widowor with children. Good
habits, educated, some means
Satisfaction guaranteed. Leland
Davis, Portland, Oregon 4-18 3tp
SEED BARLEY—for ssle, guaran­
teed to grow. Phone Long Dis­
tance 571, John Mulverhill, Co-
quille.
It
FOR SIX MONTHS
ice is an absolute neces­
sity. P or the other six
months it is a great con­
venience. Have you giv­
en your order for the
season yet? If not
GOQUILIE LAUNDRY & ICE GO.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE—in any
quantity and of any length. Phone
your orders to No. 54L or call on
W. G Brandon.
4 6 lotp
Regular as the Clock
SECONDHAND TYPE VV RITE R-
Pittsburg Visible; does first-class
work. For sale cheap. Inquire
at Herald office.
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S a n F r a n c is c o
a n d Bandon
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS — for
exchange, Victor and Columbia,
in good order. Inquire at this
office
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First-class (are on..
Up freight, per ton
$7.50
3.00
E. & E. T. Kruse
24 California Street, San Francisco
For Reservation*
J. E. NORTON
Agent, Coquille, Oregon
SHOE REPAIRING—Done prompt­
ly and done right. Prices r ason-
able— C. H Dondono, at the
the ferry.
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FOR S A L E — Fresh milch cows, 31
head mohair goats, good ranch
team, barber chair. Hill & Mur­
phy
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OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the
Herald office
D.D.D.
Lee Barrow, of Bandon, it serv­
ing on the jury. He is a well known
The Charm and the Coquille were old resident of this place, having
tied up Wednesday and Thursday lived for several years on a ranch a
on account of the investigation of mile above town, some time ago.
Miss Daisy Musick, of Portland,
the trouble on the river.
Last week a man at Bandon tried arrived last week from California
to commit suicide by drinking two where she has been visiting rela­
bottles of bluing and a bottle of tives and taking in tbe exposition,
and will spend some weeks visiting
ink. The attempt failed.
relatives in this county.
I have reopened my store with a
Home-maDd taffies, brittle» etc.
fine stock of Jewelry, Silverware,
Clocks, Watches etc., and am on the at Folsom’s Confectionery. Always
jub for all kinds of watch and clock fresh. Try them
repairing.
W. H. S chroeder .
Mrs. R. H. Mast, jr. returned to
Mrs. Wm. Colvin, of this place,
who is visiting her daughter Mis.
DeLong at Arago had tbe misfor­
tune yesterday to accidentally fall
and break her leg just above the
ankle
Mrs Golvin is about 65
years of age ami one of the early
pioneers of this place.
The reader* of this paper will be
leased to learn that there is at least one
readed disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stapes, and that is
Catarrh. Hair* Catarrh Cure is the only
positive euro now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh beinp a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat­
ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken In­
ternally, actlnp directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there-
! by destroying the foundation of the dis-
| ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution ana assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietor*
have eo much faith In Its curative P.0» ;
er* that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It foils to cure. Send
fo r list of testimonials.
—
Address F. J. CHENEY St CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by all DrnnUt«, We-
_
Take Hall e Family Pille lor conetlpatloo.
8
Three young men of this place
were fined $5 apiece Thursday
morning in the Recorder’s court.
They had indulged s little too free­
ly the night before sod it coat them
a V for the fun they had.
Harry Falconer, a well known
young mill of this place, who has
been absent for over a year, was re­
cently heard from He states that
he ia in the Pbillipiues, enlisted in
s U. S. engineering corps.
Quick’s Second Hand Store has
wooden churns or stone churns from
two to three gallon.
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N E W S STAN D
B IL L IA R D P A R L O R
Confectionery
Fancy Candies
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
T hu rsday A ft e r n o o n s . L a d les O nly
F IR ST S T R E E T
B ST R E B T
Sunday morning the following
left this place to represent the Odd
Fellows lodge and Order of Re-
bekahs at the Uraud Lodge at New
Port, Oregon:
Walter Oerding,
E. N. Gould and Mrs. Frank Collier
of Coquille; S. E. Hines and Mrs
her home in Bandon Saturday, after Chas. Still, of Bandon, and Mrs. E.
w
having been confined at the borne J Perkins, of Myrtle Point.
of her parente for nearly a week
Monday morning at 10:30 tbe
with an attack o7 the quinsy.
Coquille V a lley Creamery w a s
c GRANITE W ARE
churning 300 gallons of cream.
There were 38 five gallon cans wait­
ing to be churned and they were
expecting at least 100 gallons more
to arrive within a short time This
made a total of 590 gallons for
morniDg churning.
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Tbe body of one of the Randolph
wreck victims was washed ashore
uot far from the wreck Thursday.
Tbe features were not recogniztble
but the clothes were identified by
some one as belonging to R. E
Koorr, the Gold Beach Druggist,
■
beiDg known by the bigh-topp?d
(hoes, no one else on hoard having
worn them.
Captain Dave Perkina, the captain
of the Coquille who last week at
the inveatigation hers was suspend­
Cut His Face
ed for four months, left today for
San Francisco. It is reported that
Wednesday Jack Swafford, who
he went there to appeal the case
is engaged in slashing brush near
and try and regaiu bis license.
Incorporated
this place met with a rather serious
Manufacturers of
Rev. C- Mayne Knight, of Ban- accident. He was cutting brush
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe
The Strongest and Nearest Water don, who lectured at the Methodist that was higher lhan his head, when
Pr >of shoe made for loggers, miners church Sstutday evening and filled his axe became entangled in the
the pulpit Sunday at both services, limbs and in falling the blade struck
prospectors am’ mill men.
was accompanied by Mra. Knight, him just above one eye, cutting a
621 Thurman Street
j Tbev were the guests, while here, deep gash which took quite a num
P ortland . O rkoos .
A gen t for C oqu ll e
of Mrs. Bryan and Miss Louise her of stitches to patch up. The
H .N LO REN Z
j Bryan, at tbs M. E parsonage.
cut was pronounced not dangerous.
Hieo.BersnianSlioeIj.Co.
PRESCRIPTION
C. A. C A C H O N
number, well illustrated with fine
half tone cuts aud original drawings,
all prepared and edited by the pu­
pils See the ad in this issue and
Ipace your order ealry.
FOR SALE— Three Registered Hol­
stein Bulls old enough tor im­
mediate service; also 10 registered
I Holstein Heifers and 20 registered
Dr. J. T. McCormac was in town
GUERNSEY Cows and Heifers.
Easy terms to responsible parties. several days last week, having been
called from his home in Berkeley,
B. S. FitrtM Co.,
5-4 l ‘2tp
Sumner, Wash Cal., hs a witness in the Davis estate
4-6 lOp
row, of this place, returned Satur­
extraordinary in the history o f modem
times. They witnessed the outbreak
day on the Speedwell, from Berke­
The Biggest Bunch
o f the great European war, a struggle
ley, wbeie be has been for the past
so titanic that it makes all others look
The Model Grocery has just re­ small.
9 mouths taking a course at tbe U.
of C. Will says that it was sure ceived tbe largest bunch of bananaB
You live in momentous times and you
Misses Alice and Erma C u U d r e ­ reining some when he left San ever shipped out of San Francisco, should not miss any o f the tremendous
and the second largest ever shipped events which are occuring. No other
turned Saturday from Berkeley, Cal­ Francisco.
newspaper will inform you with the
ifornia, where they have been at-
Last week Carl Ainslee was circu­ to the coast.- It weighs 126 pounds, promptness and cheapness o f the Thrice-
aud
it
will
be
well
worth
your
time
tending U. of C. for the last 10 lating a petition among the business
a-Week edition o f the New York World.
months.
men of this c.tv asking that he be to call in and see it. Mr. Nosier Moreover, a year’s subscription to it
Wm. Bettys, of Fairview, received paroled. If he receives a sentence ban a cousi n, C. E. Nosier, who is will take you far into our next Presi­
dential campaign.
a telegram Saturday night calling on the 21at of tbe moBth In- will manager of the Pacific Tropical
THE TH RICE-A-W EEK WORLD’ S
Fruit
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
import­
him to Salem with the news that hi* then present the petition to the
regular subscription price is only $1.00
He is ers of bananas, and it occurred to per year, and this pays fo r 150 papers.
wife was in a critical condition and Court, asking for parole.
him that it would be a very nice
We offer this unequaled newspaper and
charged with contributing to the
not expected to live.
thing to have The Model Grocery of
The Coquille Herald together for one
Coquille have tbe distinction of year for $2.00.
If you want a good pair of shoes delinquency of a minor.
to wear you should buy Peters.
The regular subscription price o f the
Mrs. R. S. Knowlton will take handliug this record bunch of
two papers is $2.50.
Lyons & Jones.
passage on the Nan Smith next Sat­ bananas.
Doris Peoples, formerly a Co­ urday for San Francisco, where she
quille bigb school pupil, is reported will visit her son Cl»v, who is em­
to have taken tbe first prize in the ployed iu the office of a wholesale
---------for I S year* -
Nevada state high school declamato­ house, and will take in the Exposi­
The Standard Sldn Remedy
ry contest.
tion. She will also visit her sister,
In
sta
n
t
R
e
l
i
e
f
fo
r
all Skin T roubles
Claude Moon, who made a trip to Mrs Grant Beale at Gridley, expect­
C. J. F U H R M A N , Druggist
Powers one day last week, says that ing to be g o D e a month or more.
the Red Cross Drug Co. of Marsh­
The high school annual is expect­
field is putting in a large stock of ed to be ready for distribution next
jewelry at Powers
Monday.
It will be a handsome
Mrs. D. D. Pierce left Friday for
Oakland, California, where she was
called by the sickness of her sister,
Mrs. N. Tyrell, who is reported to
be in s serious condition.
SLASHING—-Want to exchange lot cage.
or acreage for alashing Coquille
Miss Anna Truman, of North
Land Co., Folsom's Confectionerv Beud, came over Friday and visited
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friends till Sunday, attending the
FOR SALE—a water-power mill, dedication exercises of the new
located on the Middle Fork, 3 Catholic church.
miles above Bridge. Inquire of
Culver Bros., Bridge, Ore.
Better make Us Your Iceman
$100 Reward, $100
Str. Elizabeth
Myrtle Camp No.197 W.O.W.will
on next Saturday night, celebrate Practically a Daily at tha Price of a W eekly.
their 20th anniversary at their ball
No other Newspaper In the world yivos
by giving a short entertainment and
so much a t so low o price
banquet. All tbe Neighbors and
tbeir families are invited to attend.
The years 1914-15 have been the most
Rev. C. R. Bryau returned yester­
O. A. Kelley, a well known man
on the river, has just returned after day from Bandon where he filled
a three year’s absence in Alabama. tbe pulpit of R*v. C. M. Knight,
The Charm resumed her run to with whom he exchanged for the
Bandon again Friday morning with day.
E. D. SPERRY
L J. LILJEQI/IST
The Thrice-aWeek Edition of
the New York Work
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BIG 3 VACUUM WASHER, $15
If you want a Washer, we will take this machine
to your home and demonstrate it.
I
YOST MOTOR WASHER, $16
WHITE LILY WASHER’ $10
. H. O. ANDERSON
Complete House Furnisher
Laird Building I
SWIFTS
Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test
If you have not been using S w ift’ s try it next tim e—it is satisfactory
A*k Your Dealer—He can get it
,J. E. NORTON
DISTRIBUTOR.
COQUILLE. OREGON