Citi) Uefalà
VOL
J . W . STRANGE,
Frcedom-
OliRlal County Court Proceedings-
I^ a n tist,
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In the consideration of tliis ques Expenses in vocation after the Jan
tion it may be well to ask ourselves
uary, 1901, Term.
Coquille City, Or.
if there is not a limit beyond which, Indigent and insane............. $290
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$290 O
00
W il visit R a n çon first six days o f J a n u freedom becomes unbridled license, Indigent soldiers................... 69
69 00
a ry, M arch. May, July. Septem ber and Nov-
em ber. nn d-M yrtle Point the first six days breaking through all legal restraint, Officers salaries, etc........ , 886 68
o f February,
June, August, O ctob er and giving full play to the vindic
ry. April,
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Stationery, telephone, etc
75
and D eoeuiber.
tive passion,! inherent in human j Scalp bounties.-...................... 74
OO
74 00
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nature? Are the bloody outrageous
APRIL, 1901 , TERM.
T h e m ost m od ern arranged B A R B E R feuds so common in Kentucky and
I
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSES
S H O P in C oquille C ity .
some of the border states and ter
State vs. L E Dole—
4
L M. McDonald, Proprietor
ritories
examples of our much ¡ W H S Hyde, justices fees.$
4
boasted freedom? There is such a A Bridges, constable fees... 13
thing as to much liberty. The lib Frank Martin, witness tees.
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A t t o r n e y . a t - X j = l - w , erty that cultivates murder is de S Nelson,
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M A U S H F IE L D , O K E G O N .
spicable. The power that is unable E G Baker,
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to suppress it or to apply legitimate S R Davis,
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D ealer in R i a l E stat * o f all kinds.
remedies is unworthy the name o f
State vs. Albert and George
OQUILLSCOUNCIL
O f i KfS
F raternal A id A ssociation m eets the government.
Equity demands that Stemmerman —
2d Tuesday evening o f each m onth.
the restraining hand Of the law bo W H S Hyde, justices fees.
Mas. E d it h B a l c h ,
6 20
M rs. A lic e T u ttle , S e c. _____________________
laid on the rich as well as the poor; A Bridges, constable fees..
15 70
Y'JURGUH L O D G E , N o . 72, K. o r P.
meets every T uesday evening at Masonic otherwise, wealth will usurp thj Sarah Blake, witness fees..
5
H a ll. B rothers in good standing in sister supreme
power; mankind will be Eli Steinon,
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lod ges are cordia lly invited to visit, us.
5
A. G . BALCH , C. C.
subject to barter—be bought and sold Sarah Jaue Blake,"
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5
R . H . M A S T . K. of K. § § .
like cattle, and then what? There Dr J T McCormac,"
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O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 18, F O R E S T -
ors o f Am erica, m eets every second and is nothing in the make-up or the
State vs. W H Noble et als—
fou rth Thursday e v en in g, at M asonic H all
attributes of this people to make it T S Minot, witness fees......
5 3°
C o q u ille C ity, O regon.
Guo. O . L eaoic , C. R .
differ from people who have passed
J H Cecil, justice, drawing
ft- N. L quknz , R . 8
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away. The nation is liable to suffer
\ f Y R T L E C A M P , N O . 197, W OOD M EN
jury list for J P dist No 3
3 oo
1YJL o f the 'W orld, m eets at llersey H all, , from the same ills thut have afflicted
J J Lamb, assisting draw
1st and 3d Saturday n ig h ts o f eanh m onth.
j other nations, both moral and phy-
J. W. L isnp . vk , Consul.
ing jury list for J P dist
J . G . Sim m ons, C lerk.
i sical. If we possess no immunity
No 3..................................
E v e n in g t i d e c i r c l e , n o . fU ,
J W . o f W ., m eets in H ersey’ s Hall on from diseases which have beset the A L Nosier, assisting draw
2d and 4th S aturday nigh ts in $Hoh m onth. world of humanity, we have no ex
O K AX'. MAURY,
in g jury list for J P dist
G u ard ian Neighbor. emption from its varied characteris
N 0 3..................................
2 OO
Jesse C. Sim m ons, Clerk.
tics. The love of tyranny is as strong J C Franz, serving jury
1 H A D W IC K L O D G E . NO. G8. A. F.
with us today as it ever was with
J a n d A. M., m eets on Saturday evening
subp. and mil..................
3 70
o n or b efore eaoli fu ll m oon. Visiting breth the nations of old.
We may flatter School Dist No 28, rent of
ren cord ia lly in v ited .
ourselves and proclaim to the world
C. R< MANoHB, W. M.
school house for Nov elec
J. J. L a m b , S ee.______ _____________________
that it is not so; but evasion is in
tion ....................................
2 50
UELAH OH h P t w L HO.
<*. B . s.. effectual; the handwriting is ou the
m eets F rid a y o v e n irg on or before
Coquille City Bulletin, pub.
ea ch fu ll m oon at 8 o ’ c lo c k from April 1st wall, and he who runs may read.
t o O ctob er 3 lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and
Jan court proceedings,
saoh F rid a y a fte r n o o n tw o w eeks there The world has seldom
produced
458.00; printing 3235 pos
a fter at 2 o ’ c lo c k .
a crop of audacious disciples of
M iss E mma L ouknz , W . M .
tal cards for sheriff, $10.50
M rs. J en n ie L. R o se ,_ 8 o c ._____ ____________
mendacity and acquisitiveness as we
printing scalp affidavits
f T O Q U l L L E L O D G E . NO 88, L O . O . F.,
The
\ J m eets every S atu rda y even ing. Viait- possess at the present date.
for clerk, $5.25; printing
.n g breth ren in good standing cordially nations of antiquity were, generally
In v ited .
E. L . F itcu , N .G .
blanks for assessoi$30.50;
the tools of a single tyrant; but we
J . S. L aw ren ce. R . S.
printing blanks for school
A M IB R E B E K W! l o d g e , n o . ! 0, are the tools of many in combina
supt., $7-5°...................... h i 75
I. O . O . F ., m eets every 2d and 4th
W ednesdays in eaoh m on th , at O dd F e l tion. and the logical sequence is ap Coquille City Herald, pub.
low s’ ha ll.
I b m a L ukbns . N. G .
parent; therefore, the result may be
Jan court proceedings..... 58 00
A nna M cD on a ld , Sec.
anticipated—from a number of con
Glass & Prudhomtne, 200
/C O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T , NO. 2 6.1 .
O . O . F ., m eets every first and third spirators one will become supreme.
legal eps............................
2 50
1’ hursdays in each m onth at O dd Fellow s’ It has been the late o f nations to
n a il. C ord ial in vita tion «xtfUbTefl to nil vis
Irwin-Hudson Co., deed,
i tin g patriarchs in good sta n d in g .
retrograde simultaneously with the
record, etc., for clerk’s
B. F. L awbbncb C. P .
rise of a supercilious and indolent
J . J . Stanley, S cribe.
office.................................. 15 50
aristocracy; consequently, ns we
SHAD HUDSON,
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: J . E H A YN E S.
L H Hazard, stamps,
possess the same material and are
freight, etc., for clerk’s
pursuing the same pnth, we will fall
office.................................. 36 80
into the same pit.
John F. Hall,
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Hudson & Haynes,
J B Dulley, postage and box
rent, treas office..............
4 00
E o k le y , C u r r y C o un ty , O m gon .
Stephen Callier, cash paid
A V E vnluable Mines, F arm s, Stock
lia n clics and T im ber Lands for sale.
for carpenter work,$2.50;
H onse and fi sores o f land w ell im proved
stamps and postal cards,
in W ilbnr, D ou glas cou n ty. O r., fo r sale,
$38.61; 10 wks. board for
or exchange fo r property tn M yrtle F o in t .
John
Egan, prisoner,
$50.00; 10 ds. board for
L E Dole, Drisoner, $7.15 98 26
POOR FARM EXPENSES.
'I S H T R A P
S H IN G L E -M IL L
1 V IIX
R S Knoxvlton, drugs and
fa m is h first-olass ShinRles at O oq a ille
fo r $1.75 per M.
medicines..........................$ 65 85
D im ension shingles fa rn ised on special
L C Thurman, blacksmith-
ordera.
ing, etc.............................. 47 10
L iberal d isco n n t fo r hanlinR, if purchased
Wm. Rich, groceries.......... 20 35
a t the M ill.___________ tVA LTE R C O L V IN .
N Lorenz, groceries aud
C O O S
B A Y
clothing............................ 19 70
J A Lamb & Co., hardware 14 89
J W Leneve. groceries and
C. LV. PATERSON, Prop.
S t a r K ev .
clothing............................. 16 30
M sn n fa ota rer o f M arble M onom enta. H ea I-
Dr Walter Culin, 2 visits to
ston es. Tablets, e tc.
o em eterv lo ts enclosed w ith stone cop ing Willie M’Cormick Is Victim of Kidnappers.
poor farm..........................
8 00
o r cu rb in g . Iron railin gs furnished to o r
d er. C orrespondence solicited from parties
4 90
New York, April 2 .— After vainly J S Kanematz, groceries.....
iv in g in tho cou ntry or o th er tow ns who
3 05
m ay wish a n yth in g in m y lin e o f business. running down every clew the police Central Meat Market, meat.
M a b 8H p i v t o
O beo
became convinced last night that F Long & Son, repairing
Willie McCormick, Jr., a 10 -year-old
harness..............................
2 00
High Bridge boy who disappeared
C
W
Martin,
clothing........
1 60
laat Wednesday night, it the victim
1 00
HOLBROOK, M ERRILL of a kidnaping plot. Captain Titus, J C Wilson, blacksmithing..
of the Central Detective Bureau, A B Tozer, bal due as 3
k STETSON ............
1 and Captain James Gannon, of the
mos. salary as supt of
Also BRIDGE k BEACH
| High Bridge Police Station, have
poor
farm.......................... 134 00
STOVES'"----------
I put every available man on the case.
Ordered that Indians, Mary and
Wednesday night two of the
. boy’s sisters were going to church Polly of Prosper, Ire allowed $0 per
| with him when he fouud it neces- month till further orders of this
and any other
hi ry to return to the house for his court.
Building Material, overcoat. He was delayed for a That Sam Stout be allowed the
few moments, and the s sters walked
Or>ny and everything
toward the church. When be failed sum of $10 | er month beginning
to rejoin them soon they walked with the month of March till fur
carried in a
rapidly to the church, both believ ther ordeis.
First-class Hardware Store.
ing until they had returned hon e
That the allowance for Indians
that he had decided not to go with
Lyman
and Ten Mile Torn be paid
them. As a matter of fact he bad
fSnccessors to J. J. Lamb, j slipped on his overcoat and started through Nortn Bend Mill Co.
after then).
That bill of Blanco Hotel for
COR SA LE AT A BA IK 1 A IN
Willie is the son of a retired * 79.85 for board and expense of Win
Land at Cedar Point, witli boom floriest living in Ogden avenue, in
and boom privileges.
Also, over High Bridge. The child has 11 ! Foster deceased, be not allowed.
250 acres of 3 ï T o . 1 bo tom land, sister. The mother is prostrated
That petition of Milton Elliott for
within 2 miles of Coq ille City, in from grief and anxiety, and the reimbursement for care of Wiu Bur-
quantities to suit purchasers. En father equally an.
j ton be not allowed.
quire of
W. SINCLAIR,
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*tf]
Coquille City, Oregon.
That the following sums be onid:—
It is said that the powers of either
Ferkins k Kruse, provisions
man or woman are developed five
for liamsfurd......................$ 2 G 5
fold by working with a life-compan
GEN ERAL
ion who is in entire harmony. The D H Johnson, provisions for
idenl wife as a rule has it in her
Scales................................... 1 30
power to make the idenl husl and W Culin, M D examining
\\ hat constitues the ideal wife is
Susao Duulap, insane........ 10 00
discussed in an extremly able
Horseshoping^a Specialty.
N. W. Cor Second and Hall Sts , article by Lavina Hurt in the April A W Kiroe, medical atteod-
i ance and medicine for Cbas
Cosmopolitan.
Coqm lle City, Oregou.
Mining and Real Estate Agents
H
c amales
i
ni Slone Works
CALL FOR :::
Doors, Windows
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
W. F. KENNEDY!
B la c w il sW airn Work
NO. 40
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 1901
18.
These are some of the questions
for consideration at the preaeDt
time. When we arrive at a due ap
preciation of them we may expect
some reform. Then tve will ac
knowledge and respect the rights of
others, and no insane, pnrtizun
venom will enter intc the considera
tion; that is the evil which is con
fusing all sense of justice; but all
will suffer from its continuation.
We will be prepared to suppress
lawlessness with a heavy but just
band, aud cultivate and perpetuate
a correct regard for the law. Not
till tben can we claim to be an im
partial, liberty-loving and law-abid
ing people.
Ward Dec 7, 1900.............. 8 00
Oregon Insane Asylum Report.
A W Kune, examining Lottie
Salem, April 1.—The monthly re-
Kennedy, insane................. 5 00
1 port of Superintendent Calbreath,
J T McCormac, care of W V
of the Oregon Insane Asylum, shows
Bouton................................. 26 00 that tho total number of patients
! February 28, 1901, was 1204; re
J T McCormac, car fare and
telephone for Bouton........ 1 10 ceived during the month, 25; dis-
) charged, 30; remaining March 31,
J T McCormac, care of John
! 1199; average number of patients,
Lawson................................ 14 00 1201 ; average cost of maintenance
ROADS AMD BIUDOES.
' per month, $10.22; per day, 33
Ordered that $60 be appropriated cents.
to aid in the improVement of Four
Price tor Salmon.
Bit Gulch road iu dist 23 to be ex
pended when the subscriptions
Astoria, Or., April 1.— At a meet
are paid and expended by the sup ing of the Columbia River Fisher
men’s Protective Union, held this
ervisor.
eveniug, the price of salmon to the
Ordered that the following be
canneries for the coming season was
paid:—
fixed at 6 cents per pound. This
Eugene O'Connell, supplies
means that the cold-storage men
(list 7, $12.50, dist 6 , *7.75*20 25 will be obliged to pay fully 8 cents
Fred Nosier, nails for dist 17, j> 65 per pound for the large fish.
E B Dean & Co lumber, dist 7,
$12.15, dist 6 , $8.56........... 20 71
Dan Dimmick bal due for ser
vices in dist 7 .................. 6 30
Thomas Barklow, delivering
veiwers report Beaver Pond
road.....................................
1 80
Peter Michelbrink, 1 years
salary os Ferryman on N
Coon river........................... 25 00
David Roberts, work, omitted
in Jan dist 1 ............. ..
6 75
David Roberts, work since
Jan dist 1 ............................ 8 25
Q G Swan, qualifying ap
praisers on Middle Creek
rd k rnilg............................ 3J0
Bert Hibbard labor in dist 1 7 50
Geo Schroeder “ “ “ *• 6 00
Wm Gilbert bauling lumber
for Gravel Ford B rid ge.. . 2 00
Wm Votkmar, 1 keg spikes
dist 2 3 ................................ 4 50
S B Cathcart resetting mile
posts etc on Coq k Mfd rd 1 00
S B Catbcart surveying Coq
k Lampey creek rd k mil
age ....................................... 26 40
S B Cathcart plat k field notes
$8.00 stationery, 40 c t s .. . 8 40
3 B Cathcart survey Halls
Prairie-Beaver Pond r d . . 9 50
S B Cathcart survey Coq k
Mfd rd near McQuiggs,.. . 5 70
Lonzo Wright making pun
cheons for dist 16.......... G3 90
A Flanders 26 days as Supvr
for dist 16.......................... 52 00
C WT Sanford viewing and mil
age on Ten Mile Creek.
4 20
I W Lasswell chainman on
Coq-Lampey Creek road. . 13 10
Cbas Hayter axmnn on Coq-
Lampey Creek r d .............. 11 10
John Williams axtnan on Coq-
Lampey Creek rd .............. 13 10
J H Sackett chainman on Coq-
Lampey Creek r d .............. 13 10
Wm Barkdoll,
chainman,
Hulls P k Beav»’- Pond rd 2 00
Leander Barklow chainman
Halls P k Beaver Pond rd 2 00
John Snead, ax until & milage
Halls P k Beaver Pond rd 2 50
Continued on 2d page.
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Drayman Committed Suicide-
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J J. LAMB, Pres.
L. H A R L0 C K E R , Vice.Pres.
G. W. W HITE Cashier.
COQUILLE VALLEY BANK-
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Washington, April 1.— The Presi Three Month«..........................
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Appointed A West Point Cadet-
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Display ads couched in snperlntive
adjectives are fast becoming obsolete
Tlie pictorial ad. is gaining ground.
Of what value are words in advertis
ing miscellaneous wares? They are
nnught but a grandiloquent effort
to excel others. Pictures are what
we need, and must have. They
will Ire a benefit to both the printer
and advertiser, and enable the for
mer to save space and increase his
piofits. I admit, in concluding,
that it will he impossible to boom
a coal mine with a picture, or to
make sugar taste sweeter; still, the
conception deserves iffrnsideration.
A picture with the advertiser’s name,
addresa, and a sack marked flour,
and th- re you are
For brevity,
that's hard to treat.
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J. B. Gross & Son, Prop.
Chief resort of Ban Jon bv the sea.
Agents for the celebrated Silver
Bar (Kentucky) Whisky.
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Albany., April 1.— Oi-in Hamlin,
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mitted suicide this afternoon by
Editor and Publisher,
taking stryebuine. It was a case of
jealousy, his brother having taken IJXC0LH, - • -
NEBRASKA.
the young woman with whom he TEitMs— H e r a l d an d C o m m o n e r —
had been keeping company ton show.
dent today apiiointed Calvin T.
Titus to be a cadet at large at the
United States Military Academy at
West Point. Titus was the first
soldier to scale the wall at Pekin.
General Corbin today cabled Gen
eral MncArthur at Manila to send
young Titus home on the first avail
able transport, in order that be may
take the entrance examination to the
academy.
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A strictly high-grade Sew
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
throughout in the beat poa-
»ible m anner. It |> o * kch * cs all
m odern i m prove iu cut«, and its
m echanicnl construction ia
sucli thut In it ate com bined
sim p licity with great strength,
thus iuaunng *a*eof m im ing,
durability, and m aking it im -
pnoribU for the m achine to be
put out o f order. It »ewa fa»l
aud m akes a perfect stitch
with all kind* o f thtead and
alt cfaascs o f material. A lw ays
ready for use and unrivalled
1 for »need, durability and qual
ity o f w ork. Notice the fol
low in g points ot auperk>ri*y»
The Head o f the “ A rlin g ton ” »w ings on patent socket hinges, firmly held dow n
x, substantial, neat and handsom e in dotign, and beautifully ornam en ted in gold,
»crew. Strong------
•unk, m aking it flush w ith top o f table.
rounded corn ers and is inlaid or countersunk,
Bed plate has rounded
ilW h cst A rm —Hpace under the arm is 614 inches high and » inches long. T h is w ill adm it tlie
lam est skiitn, nnd even quilts. It is Self T h readin g— Absolutely no holes to put thread through
« 2 * 2 S o f ’ needte , s U
iscylin der. .. p e n - e m ^ e n r i ^
take-out; bobbin holds a large amount o f threat!. S titch Regulator is on t
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beneath the bobbin winder, and has a scale »hewing the number o f stitches to th e itich, and can
be changed from N to *1 stitches to the inch. Feed is double and extends on both aides ofueed ie,
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m,.u»ni»nt U noiitivc: n o springs to
I ¿ever fails to take -mod* through; »»ever stops at seam s;
W o b b i^ W in d i?-V i°
break and get out oi order; can be raised And lowered nt will. A u tom atic B o l» ln w im w r ro .
filling the bobbin automatically nnd perfectly smooth without holding lh^ thre^ <>
uot run while w inding bobbin. I.lght R unning— Machine is essy to run. does not fatigue th eoj r-
i S r makes t itle ..-is* and sews rapidly. Stitch is a double lock stitch, the sam e on both aides,
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will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the m achine. T en sion is a tiat sp
sjon and will admit thread from 8 to 130 r.pool cotton without changing. Never gets c o f order.
rong.
The Needle t*» « straisrht. setf-arttinar needle, flat on one side, and cannot oe put tn wr<
one set
set o o f f four
four Bern
heminers.
different widths up
ru'-tcr and gatherer, on e blndet, ou e shirring plate, one
me r a m
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* I f an filch, o . . ; tucker, one under braider,
on e short
short or
or attachm
attachm ent
ent foot
fom and one thread
to Yt
Woodwork o f SiiMt au.mjr oak or;walnut, xothlt m tr r and dr.w erv nickel
and device e for n
replncing belt.
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