MERELY MENTIONED
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Ant, Bug and
Roach Powder
A Genuine Insecticide
a n d Exterm inator o f
Bugs, Ants, Cockroaches
etc.
This Powder is
N on -P o iso n o u s
to Human Beings but
very effective for the
D e str u c tio n of
Insects
15c and 25c per can
Sold Only at
FUHRMAN’S PH ARM ACY
T h e R e x a ll S to r e
Professional Cards
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D entist
Office over First National Bank
Pitone Main 431
E. D. SPERRY
A ttorney and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE
A ttorney
at
L aw
Ofliie in Itichniond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Office Phone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L. J. LILJEQVIST
A ttorney at L aw
Finit National Bunk Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
fOR SIX MONTHS
ice is an absolute neces­
sity. i or the other six
months it is a great con­
venience. Have you giv­
en your order for the
season yet? If not
Better make Us Your Iceman
C O P IllE LAUNDRY DICE CO.
Str. Elizabeth
Regular as the Clock"
San Francisco .
a n d Bandon
First-class fare o r .,;............... ♦7.50
Up freight, per ton................. 3.00
E. & E. T. Kruse
24 California Street, San Francisco
For Reservations
J. E. NORTON
Agent, Coquille, Oregon
John Norse was in from Middle
Tim St-eley was up from Bandon
Shall We Celebrate ?
Creek Saturday.
Friday.
Is Coquille going to celebrate tbe
Syl Jones, of Myrtle Point, was
Sam Stout was in from Middle
Peter« Diamond Brand Shoe« at
j Fourth of July? There is a feeling
in
town
Saturday.
creek
Wednesday.
LyoDs A' Jones.
iu some quarters that a "dry" cele-
Henry Sengsticken, of Marshfield, ! bration could not be made a success
Quickest way to Roseburg
Auto
J P. Clausen, of ltiverl n, «us in
stage. Headquarters Baxter Hotel. was iu town yesterday.
against the liquid attractions of B id -
town Thursday.
Fare $7.80. Leaves 8:30 a. m. 9
don and the Ray, ft might be well
|
Take
tbe
Cadillac
auto
line
when
John Herron, oi Bandon, was in hour run. The only way. 5-26-2tp.
you go to 'he Bay, and get througli for the believers in aridity to get in
town last week.
ami show that a booze lees celebra­
D. Vance, of Portland, was in in comfort and on time.
tion can be made a success—minus
David Crowley was in from Brew­ town Friday.
W. J Conrad wub a business vis­ the bowling.
ster valley Thursday.
3 Cans Condensed Milk for 25e. itor from Marshfield this morning
Lyons A Jones.
Quick's Second Hand Store has
Sheriff Johnson Returns
J. M. Snodgrass, of Powers, was
wooden uhurua or stone churns from
Dale Flynn, of Fairview was in in town on business and pleasure
two to three gallon.
5-4-tf
•Sheriff Alfred Johnson returned
town Friday.
Saturday.
Wednesday from San Francisco,
Fred Baker, of Brewster valley,
Frank Krantz, was down from
Capt. Dan Roberts, one of Coos where he was called ag a witness in
was in town Wednesday.
Arago Saturday.
Bay’s oldest steamboat men, is now the Federal court in the counter­
Walter Schroeder.of Gravel Ford,
feiting cage. He arrived two days
Second band Sewing Machine foi acting as master of the Coquille.
was in town Wednesday.
too late for the trial, having beeD
sale, cheap, or reut, at Quick’s, cor­
Last week M. W. Way, the sta­ delayed on the way.
He started
5 4-tf
Seed Potatoes for sale by J. C ner First and Henry streets
tion master at this place, took a overlaml and got as far as Grants
Watson.
5-18-tf
James Robinson was down from
week’s lay off and obtained a much Pass and then had to go on to
County Commissioner \V. T. De­ Fish Trap, Saturday.
Portland and make the rest of the
needed rest.
ment was in town Wednesday.
journey by water, on account of
Hal Baxter, was up from Ander-
Wanted— Chitham Bark 1915 washouts on the railroad.
Mrs A. J. Sherwood is about souV^amp Saturday.
peel Call on or address.
again alter quite a long illness.
TbeTlolverstott brothers were in
Geo. T. Moulton,
Judge Sehlbrede Returns
Coquille, Oregon.
Sweet’s high-grade chocolates from Fairview Friday.
and box candy at Folsom's Confec­
Carl Eueeln received a sentence
Judge Sehlbrede, of Marshfield,
Phone Fred Slagle when you are
tionery only.
going to Marsbtield and a Cadillac ' Friday afternoon giving him from arrived in Roseburg last evening
Burt Hollenbeck was up from auto will call for you.
3 to 20 years in the penitentiary. from Newport, where he attended
the meeting of the Grand Lodge, I
Baudot, buying cattle, Wednesday.
Jess and Doc Barker were in from He was convicted for contributing
O. O. F. Mr. Sehlbrede is well
Mrs* R. C. Dement, of Myrtle Fairview Saturday.
to tbe delinq eocy of a minor.
known in Roseburg and vicinity,
Point, was the guest, Thursday and
A young roan by the name of where he lived for several years
Joe Shillings, Jr. was down from
Friday, of her niece, Mrs. J. P Myrtle Point Saturday.
Boyle, had hie skull fractured Fri­ prior to locating on the coast. He
reports a good time at Newport,
Be i era.
day,
when it came into contact with
Wrn. Candlin went to Gardner
grand officers of the Grand Encamp­
Men's Dress Shoes, $.'1.50, Dress yesterday on a business trip.
a post, while be was leaning out of ment of Oregon. — Roseburg Re­
Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25 at Burnley's
All our Canned Goods are of the tbe window of o d s of the coaches on view. Judge Seblbred was in Co­
G'oquiile Haberdashery.
quille yesterday morning, having
very best brands and prices are the train.
come by the the Laird auto stage
right. Try some. Lyons A Jones.
The arrival of the Eastern mail over the old Coos Bay wagon road.
Blanch Neal, of Myrtle Point, was was delayed today by a great slide
of rocks and timber near Rock creek.
Conway Visits Coquille
in town Sunday visiting friends.
Pete Parrish, of Myrtle Point, It was expected to arrive here late
F. E. Cunwi.y, president and gen­
in tbe afternoon.
was a Coquille. visitor Saturday.
eral manager of the F K Conway
William
Craine,
of
Bandon,
was
If “Cadillac’ ’ meaDs anything to
Co., was looking over this part of
you, remember that is the kiud of in town yesterday and says that the tbe county last week in company
cars used on Slagle's line to Marsh­ rain is holding up tbe opening of with A . Osburg, of Seattle. Mr.
field.
hie camp on Lamps creek, but that Conway is president and general
Mrs. Frank Sumner of Marshfield, he expects to have it goiDg as soon mauager ot the F. E. Conway Com­
pany, investment and real estate
was a Coquille visitor Saturday.
as tbe raiD quits.
brokers. The Conway Co. recent­
I. R. Tower, of Marshfield, wag
Save money by buying your Gar ly erected the ‘ ‘ Myrtle Arms,” the
a business visitor tbe first of last den Seeds in bulk, instead of small splendid modem apartment bouse
packets, at Knowlton's Drug Store. in Marshfield, besides several mod­
week.
Friday morning 47 more men ern bungalows for different parties,
Try a pair of Peters Shoes at
selling them on tbe Installment plan.
Lyons & Jones.
went to work, cutting brush on the
They also make a specialty of real
Chas. Therault, of Myatle Point, Russ tract of land across tbe river estate loans, bringing in outside
was in town tbo last of tbe week on from this place. W. L. Kiatner re­ capital which is much needed here
ported that all but 100 acres had
business.
for development purposes, and their
then
been contracted.
H. H. Hammond, of Marshfield,
service should be valuable here
Tbe cars on the RoBeburg stage when times revive.
was a business visitor to Coquille
liDe.out tbe old Coos Bay road way,
the middle of last week.
Liljeqvist Returns
Big comfortable, reliable Cadil­ have been comiDg in tbe last week
in
such
a
mud-bespattered
condition
lacs
arc
used
on
the
Slagle
auto
line
I can dig up m ore opportunities
L. A. Liljeqvist, prosecuting attor­
for you In the garden o f life than to Marshfield, leaving Coquille six that they resemble huge mud balls,
m aybe y o u think. Y ou dig into my times a day. Fare 75 cents.
but never the less they stick to the ney, accompanied by bis wife, re­
w ant ad. colum ns and sob.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holverstott run and leave on schedule time.
turned tbe last of tbe week from
and small Bun were Coquille visit­
Pure F ood —That's what we car­ 'Frisco, where lie was summoned as
a witness in a counterfeiting case
ors from Fairview Friday.
ry.
Lyons & Jones.
Mrs. Lawson A. Lawhorn,
of
Tbe Coquille Civic Improvement He left a couple of weeks ago, in­
McKinley,
is
visiting
her
daughter,
Club
meeting, which was to have tending to go overland, but on ac­
RATES: One cent a word, each in­
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' Mrs. J. P. Beyers, of this city.
been held Thursday evening, has count of landslides on the railroad
Clean milk and Clean cream, from been postponed indefinitely because he had to go bark to Portland, after
FOR SA L E —Fine spin driving
a Clean dairy, for sale at the City of tbe Declamatory contest which getting as far as Grants Pass, and
horses. Both black, 7 years old,
take a boat for ’Frisco. He arrived
Bakery. Cream put up iu non-re­ will take place Thursday.
weigh about 1050 each. A bar­
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two days too late for the trial, the
gain
E C. Roberts, Myrtle turnable Kleen cups.
It is an understood fact that John
same as Sheriff Johnson did.
E. L. Webb, cashier of tbe First
Point, Oregon.
5-25 2t
Aasen is the only man in the county
Lit save that the Fair is great, and
COW W ANTED— Will trade new National Bank of Bandon was at­ who is praising the raiD, and pray­
is certainly worth seeing
He ad­
Edison Oprra Phonograph, cost tending a case in court last week.
ing for more
He still hopes to
$85, and $20 worth of records, for
Mesdsmes Harry Slagle and Jap float those logs out of Middle Creek vises a person to wait at least a
good cow. Inquire Herald office. Yoakam went to the graduating ex­
month longer before taking it in,
on a freshet.
5-18-3tp
though, aB all tbe exhibits are not
ercises of the Myrtle Poiut High
I Am in the market for Chitham Bet up yet—especially the art pic­
LOST -Sunday evening, at the School.
Bark,Butchers’ and Farmers' Hides,
Methodist Church, South, or on
tures from Europe
I have reopened my store with a Wool, Pelts and Furs.
the street, a blue enamel and sil­
fine
stock
of
Jewelry,
Silverware,
G
eo . T. M oulton
ver Methodist Sunday-school class
Body Identified
pin. Finder please leave at Her­ Clocks, Watches etc., and am on the
Captain Harvey Dunham, the cap­
job for all kinds of watch and clock
ald office.
tain of tbe steamer Telegraph, whose
The body that was washed asbore
repairing.
W. H. S chrobder .
license was revoked for three months at Bandon Tuesday was identified
WANTED—Christ'an lady with
Mrs. Geo. Belloni and family left
farm or mean« for wife to Chriat-
received his license back again one by Dr. SorseD, a dentist at Bandon,
ian widowor with children. Good yesterday for their home in Cali­ day last week aiid started to work
as that of Milton Cox.
He had
habits, educated, some means. fornia, where Mr. Belloni has been on bis boat tbe same day.
done
some
dental
work
for
him not
Satisfaction guaranteed. Leland for several mohtha past.
If you want s good pair of shoes long ago and was able to identify
Davis, Portland, Oregon 4-18 3tp
Geo. Alexson accompanied bis to wear you should buy Peters.
He was appointed as one of the
FOR SALE—Three Registered Hol­ sister, Mrs Roy Neal, aa far as
Lyons k Jones..
tbe
body by the teeth which he had
stein Bulls old enough lor im­ Marshfield, Friday, where she and
Sam McAdams has finished the filled. This leaves oDly onu more
mediate service; also 10 registered
her husband left for California, on new building which he has been
Holstein Heifers and 20 registered
victim of the wreck that hasn't been
GUERNSEY Cows and Heifers the Nanu Smith.
erecting for a blacksmith Bhop on washed asbore. The remains of
Easy terms to responsibly parties
Mart Sherrard, of Bandon, drove ground leased from A. B. Collier, Milton Cox were laid at
rest
B. S. F kvar Co.,
a 4 ton Jeffery truck over from near tbe depot. The buildiDg is 24 Wednesday at Bandon, nearly every
5-4 12tp
Sumner, Wash
Marshfield last week and shipped it by 44, and McAdams & Son are now one in tbe place attending the fu­
SL VSHING — Want to exchange lot from here to Bandon. It was pur­ installed there and ready for busi-
neral.
Mr. Cox was a popular
or acreage for slashing Coqttille chased by Archie Kruse, the shin­ nees.
young man, respected and liked by
Land Co., Folsom’s Confectionery gle mill man.
Mrs. L. Harlocker aod her daugh­ all who knew him.
4-20-tf
Go to Quick’s for Iron Beds
ter, Edna, returned yesterday morn­
FOR SALE—a water-power mill, Couches and Loungoa, Rocking
Comedy-Drama at Power*.
located on the Middle Fork, 3 Chairs, Tables, Heaters, Ranges and ing from Marshfield, where they
were called by the serious illness of
5-4-tf
miles above Bridge. Inquire of Cooking Stoves.
W. A.Darling reports that ¡trained
Mrs. Harlocker’s mother, Mrs. Mary
Culver Bros , Bridge, Ore.
nine
days at Powers last week, which
$100
Reward,
$100
4-6 1 Op
The readers o f this paper will bs Coke, whose condition liaa greatly
is about a day ahead of tbo Coquille
pleased to learn that there Is at least one im provd.
DRY WOOD FOR SALE— in any dreaded disease that science has been
record for the week.
to cure In all Its stages, and that Is
quantity and of any length. Phone able
Dr. H. B. Moore returned here
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
Up at Powers the river raised
your orders to No. 54L or rail on positive cure now known to the medical after a two weeks’ absence at Port­
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
some, but not enough to meet the
W. G Brandon.
4 0 lOtp disease, requires a constitutional treat­
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In­ land. He reports things as being views of Atkin, the quick delivery
acting directly upon the blood
SECOND HAND TY PEW RITER— ternally,
He says
and mucous surfaces of the system, there­ pretty slow at that place.
Pittsburg Visible: does first-class by destroying the foundation of the dis­ that there are lots of vacant bouses, man, so when he unhitched and went
ease. and giving the patient strength by
to ford the river, ridiog his delivery
work. For sale cheap. Inquire building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors but that there seems to be lote of horse, be chose a route lower down
at Herald office.
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have so much faith In Its curative pow­
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars money in circulation among tbe than the usual fording placo. When
PHONOGRAPH- RECORDS — for for any ease that It falls to cure. Send business institutions.
of testimonials.
be reached midstream be found all
exchange. Victor and Columbia, for A d d Hat
r e s s T J . t 'H F .N E Y A C O ., T o le d o , O h io.
S o ld b y a ll D r u g g is t s , 75e .
Home raand taffies, brittles etc. the water be wanted. Ilia horse
in good order. Inquire at this
Take H»U's Family Pills for constipation.
at Folsom’s Confectionery. Always
office.
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lost bis footing on the rocks and
fresh. Try them.
fell; Atkin jumped off on the up­
SHOE REPAIRING —Don« prompt-1
C. J. Vanwey, of Kansas City,
stream side, but couldn't keep bis
ly and done right. Prices r ason-
Incorporated
Missouri, who is ag expert automo frrt and was carried under tbe horse
abl#— C. H. Dondono, st tbe
Manufacturers of
bile mechanic, is in our citv and is
the ferry. -
2-23-tf
The Celebrated Berqmann Shoe going to locate here. He will be by the swift current. Tbe horse
FOR S A L E — Fresh milch cows, 31 The Strongest and Nearest Water engaged by The Coquille Garage to got ashore first, and when Atkins
reached the bank he announced with
bead mohair goats, good ranch Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
do auto repairing. He ia an old *om6 force that the adventure wasn’t
prospectors and mill men.
team, barber chair. Hill & Mur­
hand at the business, having trav-
621 Thurman Street
phy.
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eled for the Buick and Reo com­ anywhere near so funny aa it looked
P ortland . O reooh .
Agent for Coquille
OLD NEWSPAPERS— Cheap at the
panies as "trouble finder” for a num­ to tbe spectators 00 tbe railroad
Herald office
H.N. LO REN Z
ber of years.
bridge.
aure
.O t fU
Hie OHigh S c h o o l « / f n n n a l
Has Been Placed on Sale
Those desiring to procure copies will find them at
H. O. ANDERSON'S
5 0 cents
On the Job!
As a Digger I Shine!
r r
/\ N L Y the best materials are used in
”
making our fine bread. That is
why we are selling so much of it. Sup­
pose you try our bread for a month and
see if it isn’t the best you ever had.
WANT COLUMN
Theo. BergmanShoeMff.Co.
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B IL L IA R D P A R L O R
Confectionery
Fancy Candies
Ice Cream
Soft Drinks
T hu rsd ay A ftern oon s , L a d le s O nly
F IR ST ST R E E T
B ST R E E T
f
Zi
i Handihook” Granite Pot C o v e r
Perfectly smooth, so it is easy to clean. Better for
Draining than any other cover, no knob to
work loose and come off-non-rusting -
will outwear many tin covers
Y ou can hang six of these covers on a single nail
and remove any one without disturbing the others
“ Handihook" is the best pot cover you can buy
8 to 9 I -2 in. 10 cents
10 to 12 I -2 in. 15 cents
. H. O. A N D E R S O N _
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Complete House Furnisher
Laird Building m
S W IF T S
Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test
If you have not been using Swift’s try it next time—it is satisfactory
Atk Your Dealer—He can get it
J.
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D IS T R IB U T O R .
Mitchell Arrested
N O R T O N
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
Cut His Foot
Brigham Lane cut his foot open
Detectivi W. J. Mitchell, who
left here Friday for Portland, was 1 with an axe last Saturday while he
arrested Friday night at Roseburg. was engaged In cutting wood near
by Sheriff Quine, on complaint of Fisbtrap. The cut was very wide
M. A Simpson. He is charged with and rather deep and he lost consid­
contributing to the delinquency of a erable blood. It took quite a num­
minor. He gave $ 2,000 bail tor his ber of stiches to sew the wound up,
appearance beloie Justice Stanley and while it is not dangerous it will
lay him up for several weeks.
when summoned.