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Newspaper Page TextAcquili* P U B L IS H E D ANNUAL REPORT OF CITY TREASURER OF THE CITY OF Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, May 31, 1904: ptwUL E V E R Y TUESDAY The Artistic FISCAL YEAR OF 1903-1904. KZCKIPTS. D- F- DEAN, EDITOR LUDWI AND PROPRIETOR To caih on hand at time of making last report........................$ 2,533 03 “ “ saloon license......................................................................... 1,800 00 County Offloial Paper. Devoted to the meterte I end »octal up- om lding o f the Ooqnllle Valley partfoularly and of Coon County generally. Subscription, per year, in adyamoe, fl.SO Church Dlrsctory- “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ *• “ “ show license........................................................................... 42 00 peddler’s license.................................................................. • 7 00 fines.......................................................................................... 145 00 water dues..................._ ....................................................... 2,101 00 rent Marble Works.............................................................. 8 00 sale of Barrows place......................................................... 1,600 sale of water bonds......................................... 20,000 00 miscellaneous....................................................................... 3 00 00 C h bi « t iiu C h o c s . — Pleaching every Knnday at 11 a. 10 . and 7:30 p, m, Sunday *28,239 03 school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at m S B U B S IM K N TS . 11:80 p. in . Prayer meeting every Wednes 478 20 day evening at 7:30. All oordially invited.1 By cash, officers’ salaries.............................. .................................$ “ city election.............................. . . . . ................................... 5 80 Episcopal Chnroh.—Episcopal aervioea “ w ill beheld at 8t. Jamea ohuroh, Ooqnille “ “ rent of offices...’................................................................... 14 00 C ity the third Sunday In eaoh month. “ streets and bridges.......................................................... 566 86 Sunday sohool at 10 a. m. eaoh annday. “ advertising, printing and stationery............................ 142 40 Wm. HoraefaU, Pastor. “ “ interest on water bonds................................................... 780 00 ' M . E.Chnroh, South: Preaching eaoh “ and every 8nndays at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. “ “ electric lights................................ 171 90 m. Bnndny-sohool every Sunday st io *' repairs old water system..............._............................... 9 63 o ’clock . Senior Epworth League at u:30, p. “ m. Junior League at 3:30,p. m. Prayermeel- “ “ damages for rights of way, reservoir site, etc., new ng Thursday evening at 7:30. water system.................................................................. 1,098 70 B. A. lteagan, pastor. “ labor, new water system................................................. 633 86 Methodist Episcopal chnrah.—8errioe “ “ contract, new water system........................................... 8,395 00 the first and third Snnday in each inonth “ Preaching at 11 o’clock a. m. and 7:30 p. rn* “ “ pipe and fixtures, new water system........................... 9,272 04 Sunday sohool at 10 o’clock a. m. Ep “ “ surveying water routes, e tc .......................... 128 00 worth League at 6:30 p. m. W. H. M tib *. “ “ new water system, miscellaneous.................................. 43 27 Pastor. “ “ refunding old water bonds............................................. 6,259 33 P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h . - Preaching cer “ refunded rent of Barrows place...................................... 50 00 vices 2nd and 4th Sundays, morning and “ “ interest on paid warrants................................................ 48 15 evening, Snnday School every Snnday at “ 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor servioeR every “ “ quarantine........................................................................... 131 go Sunday at 6:30 m., Miss Winnie Half, “ miscellaneous................................................ j 53 President. Ladies’ Aid and Missionary “ Society meets every two weeks on Thurs “ “ on hand................................................................................. 8 73 days at 2 p. m. A oordial weloome is ci *28,239 03 te ml od to the public to attend all our ser- LIABILITIES. nioes. A dolph H » b * » l i , Paator ............. * 20,000 The W. C. T. U. meets every 1st and 3rd By water bonds outstanding.................................... Friday at 2 p. m. ;at the Christian oburoh. By warrants outstanding.......................................... ........... 2,632 CncnoH o r ltinmm iD I» bakl : Servioea Total gross indebtedness................... every 1st and 3rd Sunday in eaoh month by .......*22,632 35 »22,632 35 Eider J. H. James. To oash on band as above........................ ........ 8 73 L O C A L IT E M S . Respectfully submitted, B. 8. K Capt.O. Reed, of Norway, who has been somewhat under the weather for some time past, re turned from Marshfield Wednes day where he had been under the care of Dr. Horsfall. He returns much improved in health o f which we are pleased to make note. Mrs. Capt- Morse, of Berkeley, California, is here making her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Capt, C. H. Butler, a visit. Mrs. Morse will be remembered by her large oirde of friends here rb Miss Eva Butler, all of whom will be exceedingly well pleased to see her at this time. Our annual school meeting is to be held next Monday. A direotor to serve the term of three years is to be elected as also a clerk to serve one year, beside other mat ters of importance to look after. It is to he Loped a full attendance will be present and a deep interest mr.uifested in the welfare o f oar school. Mrs. W. C. Martin, o f this oity, went to Marshfield Wednesday to catch the new steamer Breakwator, for San Francisco, where she will visit for a short time when she will take her departure via New York, for the place of her birth at Vien- an, Austria, where she will visit relatives and friends o f her child, hood. She expects to be absent three or four months. C. O. Holdridge. o f Los Angeles California, who has been at this place for several weeks in the in terest of the Whiting Lumber Co., of that city, returned from the bay Wednesday where he had bean superintending the loading onto a vessel for shipment a half million feet of lumber which the company had purchased at bankrupted sals o f the Coos Bay Milling Co. Hav. ¿Dg otherwise finished np bnsiness matters for the company hsre, he took his departure for his bQpis. via Rosoburg, p|i Thursday. now lton Notice. T o whom it may concern: No tice is hereby given, that no one has any authority to run aiiy ac counts, collect any bills or do any business of any kind in the Dame of The W hiting Mill Company, ex cept on written order of the un- der-eigDed- G- G- H o l d c d q e . A F r lc h le n e d H o n e . Running like mad down the street dumping the oocupents, or a hun dred other accidents, are ever day occurences. It behooves every body to have a reliable Salve bandy and there’s none ns good as Buck- len's Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 25c, at R. 8. Knowlton’s Drug Store. ----------------A-»#*-.---—---------- A R D VY o m ii iu ' n * M r. G e o r g e K . B a b co ck was th row n fro m bis w agon and severe ly bruised. H e applied C ham ber la in ’ s Pain Balm freely and says it is tbe b est linim ent he ever used. Mr. B u bcock is a w ell know n citizen o f N o rth Plain, C on n . T h ere is n o th in g equal to Pain Balm for sprain s a n d bruises. I t w ill e f fe c t a eure in o n e-th ird tb e time re q u ire d b y any oth er treatm ent. F o r sa le b y R. S. K n ow lton . * , T H E 5 Wh j tie 1 the c mr’» tail to his leg in the process of m ilk-5 ing. aid sh-.‘ bid not dragged bi n over two m iles b e fo r e ? ho realized he ha 1 mu Io 1 mistake. - H ow E 3.rtla.3r .V ln g n z ln o . » --.» w » - - i- H i t you be drag" d bofore you rcalizo you are making > 1 mistake in not using Electric Lights. t i if) <’ V •*; o', ’ ’ <i « > » » S #.* 4134! eh « d39<SIMk>MM«ae*« 3 . » Coquille Furniture and BOX FACTORY R -I -P -A -N -S T a b u le s D o c t o r s find A g o o d p re scrip tio n F o r m ankind. J - Cr** F i s h t£ Sony 1 ’ The S cent packet is enough ’or usual oo- cusions. The family bottle (C) cents > con MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxos, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes tains a supply for u year, All druggists Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, eta. sell them. Turning W ork a Specialty. All Orders gives ■---------- ■ • «•» »------------- prompt Attention. ................. GENERAL DIRECTORY. A number of new features charac terize the June issue of the N e w I d e a W o m a n ’ s M a g a z i n e . Among them may be mentioned especially “ Perdita's Problems.” the first of a series o f papers by Alice Chitten- deo, telling how a small family may live comfortably on a moder ate income. “ Summer Comfort” is another interesting paper by Maud Murray Miller. "A Glimpse of Capri,” by Jean B. Stearns, is a charmeug tale of travel. “ A Ger man Bride’s Outfit,” by Mabel A. Potter, is both instructive nnd en tertaining. In fictions, theatrical news, domestic science and interior decoration, the number fairly teems with good things, and tbe illustr io n s fitly supplement the text. --- • - Z M Zarsïif& eld ., O r e g r o n - 1 . "■RtFAS Theodore Kooseyelt..................... President John Hay........................ Secretary of State Leslie M. Shaw........ Secretary of Treasury Elihu Root........................ Secretary of War E. A. Hitchcock........ Secretary of Interior Wm. H. Moody...............Secretary of Navy Ja9. F. Wilson — Secretary of Agriculture P. 0. Knox........................ Attorney General H. C. Pavne.................................Postmaster General Melville W. Fuller................................ Chief Justice The ‘ C L Y D E ” Liveryf eed Stable OBBGON STATE O F F IC E R S . John H. Mitchell i U S Senator Chas W Fulton f .................u> &euator Binder Hermann, Congressman 1st DiRt. J. N. Williamson... .Congressman 2nd Dist Geo. E. Chamberlain................... Governcr F. I. Dunbar.................... Secretary of State Chas. T. Moora......................................State Treasurer J. H. Ackerman.......Supt. Pub. Instruction J. E. Whitney....................................... State Printer P r o p r ie to r s . A. AI. Crawford...............................Attorney General R. S. Bean. 1 F. A. Moore, >•............Supreme Judges C. E. Wolverton, 1 M. L. Chamberlain............................. General feed and livery business, hauling and delivering. Good wood ........ Clerk Board Scnool Land Com. C, B. Bellinger... ............U. S. Dist. Jndge furnished on short notice. Corner First and Hall St. W. P. Mathews....................... II. S. Marshal Makes regular trips to Roseburg carrying freight and passengers. D. M. Dun no..................Collector Int. l’ sv. John H. Hall............... U. S. Dist. Attorney GL W. Martin, Coqulle Cty, Oegon ¡iarness and Saddles M.G.Pohl, Dr.,,Optics, m ---------- - Notice R E W I tliil F U R M A N . C. B. LEEP, -------------- ------ W Any person cutting Timber or Bark of any description on the lands of the Southern Oregon Com pany, or removing sa m e, or other property, from said lauds, without being duly authorized in writing, will be Prosecuted according to Law. M ew M . SECOND J U D IC IA L D I S T R I C T . Fontilla, and the leading brands J. W. Hamilton...................................Judge iu cigars at Mrs. Noslers. G. M. Brown............. Prosecuting Attorney There are undoubtedly a few eo- U . S. L A N D O F F IC E . Three papers of garden seeds for oalled “ spring” salmon in tbe bay Heury Booth....................................Receiver at pressDt. and there has been an teccents, at Knowlton’s. J. T. Bridges....................................Register occasional little run of these fish COOS CO UN TY O F F IC E R S . for tbe past few weeks. What L. Harlocker.........................................Judge -D EALER IN - L. H. Hazard.........................................Clerk good reason can be advanced why Stephen Gallier................................... Sheriff the fishermen are prevented from J. B. Dulley....................................Treasurer T. J. Thrift.......................................Assessor catching some o f them? The sea W. H. Bunch........... Sohool Superintendent son is closed here until Angust 1, Wm. Horsfall....................................Coroner S. B Cathcart..................................Surveyor at wbioh time these fish have all D. McIntosh...........................Commissioner 222 South Peoria St., passed beyond the fishing limits, a • -wr.’n c a s o f L e a t h e r G o o d s f o u n d i n a. R. C. Dement..........................Commissioner C h i c a g o , I II., Oct. 7, 1902. and, even if not protected by law Eight months ago I was so ill H a r n e s s S lio p would hardly be fit for food. F or that 1 was compel led to lio or sit merly the season opened here July down nearly all the time. My I also do all kinds of repairing in this line at reasonable figure stomach Wr .13 so w eft and upset 1, and residents o f Marshfield oan that I could keep noth>tg on it O o a u ille . O r. remember when Harry Graves Myrtle Point, Or. and I vomited frequently. I nsed to then supply the market could not urinate without great Highest Grade Lenses. pain and I coughed g o much that with as fine a quality of salmon as E. S. DEAN, D. H. JOHNSON, E. F. DAVENPORT. my throat and lungs were raw Satisfaction Guaranteed in every ease. Rogne river or the Columbia could and sore. The doctors pro President. Vico President. Secretary. boast of. But is there any good nounced it Bright’s disease and SHAD HUDSON, J. E. HAYNES. reason whv the fishing season others said it was consumption. It mattered little to mo what shouldn't open here the 1st of they called it and I had no de- June? Salmon caught daring siro to live. A sister visited me that month and in July are ns far from St. Louis and asked mo if ahead of the Fall salmon as is a I had over tried Wine of Cardui. lin in g and Real Estate Agents (Successors to Johnson, Dean & Co.) I told her I had not and she Columbia river Chinook ahead o f a E ckley, Carry County, Oregon. bought a bottle. I believe that C a p i t a l © 1 0 ,0 0 0 . Silverside, Not only the local 9th aDd Maple sts., Los Angeles, Cal. ------------ a > a ----------- fisherman, bnt the residents o f tbe bay should move in tbe matter, T r l m u y k a o l M a f le r n 8 n r ( c r r . and we have no doubt bnt that the Wonderful things are done for authorities, if thesituation is prop the human body by surgery. Or erly presented, will sanction ths gans are taken out and scraped and changing o f the open season to polished and put bnck, or they may Jane 1. On the Umpqua, where be removed entirely; bones are conditions are similar to those spliced; pipes take the place of di here, the season opeDB on June 1. seased sections of veios; antiseptic Why shoulden’t it open bare on dressings are applied to wonde, the same date?—Coos Bay News. bruises, burns and like injuries be —------------- »»«as-., ......... .- fore inflammation sets in, which It. 8. K n o w l t o n . causes them to heal without ma Asks the readers of this paper to turation and in one-third the time required by the old treatment test the valuo of Kodol Dispepsia Those persons who have Chamberlian’s Pain Balm acts on Cure. this same principale. It is an an used it and who have been cured by tiseptic and when applied io such it, do not hesitate to recommend it injuries, causes them to heal very to their friends. Kodol digests what quickly. It also allays the pain and you eat, cures indigestion, dyspepniit soreness. Keep a bottle of Pain and all stomach troubles. Increas Balm in your home and it will save es strength by enabling the stom you time and money, not to men ach and digestive organs to contrib tion the inconvenience and suffer, ute to the blood all of the notriment ing which such injuries entail. For contained in tho food. Kodol Dys pepsia Cure is pleasant and palata sale by R. 8. Knowlton. ble, /Notice. E. W h en a tram p is ca u gh t in G er m any, and th ey catch them all, the go v e rn m e n t makes him , d o such 4 u A In r m C lt H ’k l o r 25<‘. hard w ork that he is gla d to seek If you want to get up early and fo r regu la r em p loym en t in private feel good all day take a Little Early life , if it is o n ly to p u ll w eeds in a Riser or two at bed time. These su g ar-b eet field. , Treasurer. The Empire Stock Company will be the next attraction at tbe Opera House iu three of the greatest plays ever written. This is the only re pertoire company which can produce the latest eastern play successes which are now big hits in the east and which have never been played before at popular prices. Nothing cheap but the pricq. For Terms Write, T h r o w n F r o m n W o it o n . JUNE NUMBER. Bandon Ueoordar. The devil is comiDg in “ Faust, or Why Women Sin,” at the Opera Inspector Roberts, o f Portland, House. was here yesterday inspecting the For sale or trade.— A good-as life saving service. He has started new Osborne tedder. 135 or good on his return North again. cow. Call at tbie office. T. T. Smith, o f Parkersbnrg, was Murt Morality wae oyer from in town Thursday, having business Hs had received Coaledo doing B o r n e trading with to look after. word, a few days prior to that time, our merchants on Friday. ■S trike D eclared — 40 men will go from bis daughter, Mrs. Livesav, on a strike for shorter hours— more Humboldt Calif-, stating that she wages. The exciting scene in “ Cap had been siok, and that hsr hear ital versus Labor,” at the Opera ing had become im pair'd- House, June 20, W. H. Logan had a logging don Owing to the cheapness o f lum key brought down from Coqaille, ber and improved facilities, Fish last Saturday, to use in logging & Sons are turning out bntter operations for R H. Rosa. cubes iu better shape and cheap Mrs- Fred Mehl left last week to er than last year. attend the Grand Chapter, O. E. S. One horse or a good team will be which meets at Portland on the taken in trade on any one o f the 13tb. She will probably not re- many pianos wo handle. Write to torn until the end of the month. E . M . F urman , William A. Bingaman and Gurley Marshfield, Oregon. Boak are down the coast this week, F or S a l e . — Ten dairy oows, one in the neighborhood o f Port Orford Jersey and Holstine ball, new De- with the little gasolene boat, Nel Leval seperater, fonr milch cows lie and Cressy, engaged in banting and other dairy utensils. Enquire eggs, fishing, etc. o f A. J. Barger, at E. D. Myers’ W. H. Button and Hans Christ place, near Johnson’s mill. ensen were in town Monday, hav. Miss Corinne Snell, who is lead ing come up from the oil well near ing lady with the Empire Stock Co., Dairyville. They went back to wns formerly with the Neil-Moros- Dairyville Monday afternoon. co and Baker Theater Co’s in Port W ork is moving along nioely at the land and San Francisco and is con well. sidered one of the best in her line, also a great favorite. F or S a l e , — One United States Turbine Seperator, capacity, about 1000 pounds; in good order, as good as new. Owner perfectly sat isfied but it is not large enough for bis business. For full particulars go to T . H. Mehl & Co’s., hardware Btore. Daily Coast Mail. Henry Laird, of Loon Lake ar rived iu town today. He brings a hand of 127 head of Angora goats which he has sold to John Yoak- am. Mrs. Wm. Nasburg left on Mon day’s overland stage for a short visit to Portland. Mrs. E. L. C. Farrin who has been in Portland for medical and surgical treatment returned on the steamer Alliance yesterday after noon. She was greatly improved by the trip' famous little pills relax the nerves, give quiet rest and refroshing sleep, with a gentle movement of the bowels about breakfast time. W. H. Howell, Houston, Tex., says “ Early Risers are the best pill made for *22,623 62 constipation, sick headache, bilious ness, etc.” Sold by R. S. Knowlton. Total net indebtedness............................... Quail Tedders, the best on earth. T. H. M eil k Co. Exclusive Agency. PIANO The small fish found so abund antly in the Watters of the Coquille River, and commonly called “ Sbin- ere.” are young silverside salmon. Any person found dishing for tbaee young salmon, or taking them from the W a te r s o f the State of Oregon, or having them in their possession after so taken, will be prosecuted H. G. V an D usen , Master Fish Warden- it saved my life. I believe many women could save much suffer ing if they but knew of its value. Coquille Valley Packing Company valuable Mines, Farms, Stock Ranches and Timber Lands for sale. H AVE Principal place of business House and 6 aores of land well improved Wilbur, Douglas county, Or., for sale, exchange for property in Myrtle Point J. A general packing business carried on. The best meats the country can produce always on hand. Highest cash price paid for beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc. ‘T V 'e lc o m L e ’ BOARD OF UlRECTORS: Leaves Coquille City for Myrtle A. DAVENPORT, Point at 7:30 a. m. D. H. JOHNSON, Leaves Myrtle Point for Coquille Citv at 1:30 p. m. O. R. W IL L A R D . Captain. Cardui front your druggist to day? W lN E ^ O W D U l P o u ltr y F a r m , J, R. Stillwell i Prop UPPINCOTT’S M O N THLY BANDON, OREGON. M A G A Z IN E The Bast in Current Literature N o v el * Y ear ly W eak H earts M ANY SH O R T S T O R IE S AND P A P E R S O N T IM E L Y T O P IC S $ 2 . 6 0 PER y e a r ; 2 6 C T S . A COPY NO C O N T IN U E D S T O R IE S E V E R T N U M B E R C O M P L E T E IN IT S E L F PATENTS P B O C U R C O A N D O E F I N O I D . " t " '' " ’•’'■■I tnar o r p h oto. L r Xpert an d riv e rep ort. I 1 F dni>\ re e advice, h o w t o o b ta in patent«, tra d o m a rk «, I l C op /r1 «h U , rtc.. (N mnmvb ALL C O U N T R IE S . I O o q u i l l e O it y . O r e g o n . every respect Courteos treatment, ! First Class in and Regular Boarding and Lodging. Are due to Indigestion. Ninety-nine of every one hundred people who have heart trouble I can remember when It was simple Indiges tion. It Is a scientific fact that all cases of I heart disease, not organic, are not only traceable to, but are the direct result of indi gestion. All food taken Into the stomach which tails of ported digestion ferments and awelis the stomach . putting it up against the heart. This Interferes with the action of he heart, and In the course of time that lellcate but vital organ becomes diseased. Mr. D. ItauNa. 0 » N,Y»di. O.. M vs: I h»d sto.T.ch •rouble and was In t bad nata aa I had heart trouble ■nth It. I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for sbeut four «oaths sad It cured me. St»te Water Bailiff, Kodol Digests What Y ou Eat Business direct nU k \\\is king ton saves time A find relieves the stomach of all nervous money and often the patent. Strain and the heart of all pressure. Patent and Infringament Practice Exclusively. W r it« o r p o m e to us »Ott'eaonly. Jl.00 Sire holdtn, 2 % times 'hetrial 60S Ninth Stnwt. opp UnlWd BtetM Fntwtt Offlct.l sire, which sails for SOr- W A S H IN G T O N , O. C - _______ fV apa ra d by « . 0 O aW lTT A 0 O .. OHICAOO. GASNOW WM. SLINGSBY, H .0 E A lf E. E. DAVENPORT. Tuttle T emperance House. hroughbr ed cockerels from $ l'u p and eggs $1 per setting. A F a m i l y l i b r a r y 12 C o m p l e te Oregon Myrtle Point, STEAMER Don *t you want freedom from pain? Tako Wine of Cardui and make one supreme effort to be well. You do not need to be a weak, helpless sufferer. You can have a woman’s hoalth and do a woman’s work in life. Why not secure a bottle of Wine of F rank W . S m it h , Any person furnishing sufficient evidence for the recovery of proper T t i t 't i r r n T o l d I n O n e D iij . ty so taken and conviction of the Take Lnxntiye Bronio Qniniite Tublat*. i parties concerned, will be given Ail droeginta refund the money if it fails to one half of the properly recovered. [ nor*. K. W flro T#’ » Mpcflture if on fnrh SorrHva» Onioox C ompart , bo? 9V, j Hudson & Haynes, No BAR IN CONNECTION. * - - Transien NO CH IN ESE L A B OR First Street— East End of Bridge. ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- TAGE LINE B. FENTON. - - PROPRIETOR Saddle Horses of liest quality always ou hand. Good Rigs in read ness for special trips. In fact, a g ge and Livery business tecommodations for Tr w >U i » tqen a specialty