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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1906)
Walter Culin, M. 0. P h y sic ia n S uboeon an d C oquille C it y , O rb . K ronenberg Bid N ext Door to P. ( T e le p h o n e S, C, R. Barrow, Attorney and Counsellor at Law First-otasa References Fifteen Years’ Experience O o q u il l i C it y , O bx T J. J. STANLEY LAW YER • Martin Building, Front Street C o q u il l s , OBROOS A. J. Sherwood, A ttobnsy at -L aw , N otary P ublic , C o q u ille , : : O regon Walter Sinclair, A ttobnby - at -L a w , N otary P ublic , : C oqu ille, : Oregon. Hall & Hall, A ttorney b - at -L a w , Dealei in R eal E state of all kinds. M arshfield, Oregon. A ttorn ey -a t-I,aw , N otary P u b lic. P h on e 761. M arshfield , O regon . W . C . Chase. E . D . S perry. SPERRY & CHASE, Attoraeys-at-Law. Offloe in Robinson Building O regon. C oqu ille, E. G. D. Holden, L avtbb , D. S. Oommiaaioner, Oeneral Insurance Agent, Rnd Notary Public. Office in Robin son Building. C oqu ille, Oregon. A. F. Kirshman, D entist . Cofa uille . • I E R COQUILLE RIVER] J / • ^ A O regon. MBOAT CO Str. D I S F A T C H Tom Whit«, Master Arrives B a n d e n ........ 7 a - m . Coquille . . . . 10 a - m . Leave* Coquille......... 1 p - m . DRUGS, MEDICINE, FINE STATIO N ERY, TO ILET ARTICLES. Josh’s Place, Watchmaker and Jeweler, II § ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE M ARSH FIELD O f f l e /t two doors Sooth of Post o d o «, 'S nowltons Drug Store W.H. 8 CHR 0 EDER I C. A. Sehlbrede, • No lack of activity marks the To the Miss Nota Beebe went to Cen The casual visitor to Lampa creek, der of things at the Johnson ing: 12 miles down the river from Co tral Point Friday. mill, two miles south of Coquille, Gentlemen: quille, finds a scene of bustle and Miss Esther Silsby, who is visit or at the several camps from which The undersigned beg leavo energy these days if he travels back ing Miss Esther Silsby of this city, the log supply therefor is obtained. to submit to you a few of our rea up the creek for a distance of two visited the Normal Tuesday. A recent visit to the plant by a sons for asking you to ratify, by miles. We refer to the plant of the John Mulkey, who has been in Carries a full and complete stock of H e r a l d representative, and an in your affirmative votes, the amend Cody Logging Company, which, Redland, California, for several terview had with the management ment granting equal rights to though established scarcely one months for the benefit of his health, brought out the following interest women, which Las been placed be year ago, is already in the front returned te his home Wednesday ing facte: fore the voters through a petition rank of the logging industry on our morning. He was accompanied by The mill iteelf is running Bteadily numerously signed by the men of coast. L. J. Cody, president and his sister, Miss Nellie Mulkey. and turning out about 40,000 feet Oregon under the initiative and general manager of the company, is The Ashland Summer Normal of lumber per day. There are up referendum. a former successful lumberman of w.U open June 27th. All who wish wards of 36 men employed about This movement has grown under Michigan, and in transferring his to take the examinations in August the mill and yards, good wages is your management, from the small capital to the forests of Coos coun should avail themselves of the op paid and excellent fare provided at beginning known as the Married ty he brought with him all the best portunity of taking a review course the company’s boarding-houee. Woman's Bole Trader Bill, enacted methods known to the business in under the able instruction of Prof. Alfred Johneoo, Jr., fills the plaoe by your Legislative Assembly in that State, as well as some of his Van Scoy. of mill foreman, “ Eck” Johnson that 1872, until it has reached such vast long-time employees and business ^ ^ il¿ ^ ^ ^ N|' Rev. B. F. Van Dyke who has re /i\ 7rÑ 7TÑ7rÑ / i \ 7 in / i \ 7 í \ 7 i \ 7 i \ 7r\ /i\ 7N TrÑ / N 7T\ /r\ /TÑ / K 7Í\ 7TÑ 7 in /rÑ / í \ /f\ / is of head accountant, and Calvin Sla proportions as to attract the atten associates. One of the latter is Mr. * * gle is the efficient store manager. tion of the civilized world. A Con M. J. McKenna, who is secretary cently returned from Singapore, * * The outlook for a brisk lumber mar stitutional Amendment proposing and treasurer of the company, and Asia, visited the Normal Wednes * day. Mr. Van Dyke has been a ket this summer and fall is so women’s enfranchisement, submitted makes his headquarters at the plant. * strongly in promise that it is about to you in 1884, brought us an affirm Both Mr. Cody and Mr. McKenna missionary in that city for the past * T. T. LAND, Proprietor * decided to add a night shift to the ative vote of 11,223. This Amend are affable gentlemen and give per six years. He has also had much * mill in the near future. If suoh is ment waB again submitted to your sonal supervision to the general af experience as a teacher in a school * for boys. He said that there was a Billiard done it will mean an increased de suffrages by Legislative initiative in fairs of their plant. splendid opening for American * mand for labor as well as increased 1900, bringing us a vote of 26,265. The camp began existence in June * and and demand upon the present limited Although the population of the of last year. It is working a good teachers in the schools of Singapore. * The sala-ies of these teachers range rolling stock of the railroad, as the commercial centers had more than body of timber, and the fiist year’s output of the mill is practically all doubled in sixteen years, the “ No’’ output of logs will likely exceed 20,- from ninety to one hundred dollars ( j ) Pool Tables sold subject to delivery at Marsh vote was only increased by 226, 000,000 feet. These are handled a month. The Athena Literary Society has field and must be regularly deliver while the “ Yes” vote was augmented with the aid of steam donkeys, ca Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. ^ ed at that point. Local wants in by 15,042. This, to us, is a palpa bles and railway, and are transport elected the following officers for 96 City News Stand. the lumber line, however, are not ble augury of the triumph which we ed by rail to the river’s banks, two the ensuing year; President, Miss * Maude Rippey; vice president, overlooked in the least by this con confidently look to you to consumate miles distant. From here the great cern. for us on the 4th day of June by er portion are rafted to the Aber Miss Edith McCune; Treasurer, The logging operations carried on placing ” X ’’ between “ 302” and deen mill, just this side of Bandon, Mae Anderson; secretary, Lillian Alice this year for the supply of the mill “ Yes” on your ballots. Do this and sold as per regular contract, the Kaiser; sergeant-at-arms, are more extensive, in fact,than here and you will honor our flag of truce, mill having a daily capacity of about Fox. Chapel Notes. tofore, and there will be abundance the only power we can offer in our 60,000 feet. Were there vessels and On Monday Prof. B. F. Mulkey of logs to enable day and nigat defense against the balloted forces facilities generally for moving a sawing all season. Four small of the opposition. Do this, and larger lumber output the mill no gave a very instructive address on ■ fe The En plants are running on a contract you will honor Oregon, your moth doubt would take the entire prod “ How to be Popular.” with Mr. Johnson, and one large ers and yourselves. uct of the Cody camp, but under ex glish Literature class gave some camp is maintained by the gentle And your petitioners will ever isting conditions the surplus logs quotations from Hamlet on Tues day morning. Prof. Van Scoy also man himself. At the plant of Mast pray: find sale in other directions. Bros, on the North Fork twelve Abigail Scott Duniway, The model camp on Lampa creek g.ive a talk on the “ Art of Ques- Fro n t Street, men are employed, and fully 2,000,- Honorary President Oregon Equal employs at present about 45 men. tio: ing.” On Wednesday the stu 000 feet of fir will be put in this Suffrage Association and State Fed It has an unexcelled water supply, dents had the pleasure of hearing C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N . season. Morris & Doak are oper eration of Woman’s Clubs. the cook house is excellently con Rev. B. F. Van Dyke Bpeak upon ating at what is known as Seven- Mrs. Henry Woldo Coe, A ll w o r k g u a r a n t e e d . ducted, and the buildings, includ “ Life and Conditions in the Malay Mile, and working a like number of President Oregon Equal Suffrage ing the quarters of the men, are all Peninsula.” men. They are getting out cedar Association. well built, warm and comfortable. Two of our most popular young and fir logs and telephone poles, Charlotte Moffot Cartwright, A staunch locomotive, brought with people, Mr. Gilbert Anderson and the latter to consist of more than President Woman’s Pioneer Auxil difficulty from North Bend last sum Miss Maude Min ear, were married 6000 sticks for shipment to Califor iary Association. mer, does service on the grades in quietly in Jacksonville Monday af nia. Three million feet of old Sarah N. Evans, the woods and between the camp ternoon. Tbe students and faculty growth, fine grade fir is the expect President Oregon Federation of and river. Such of the employees were ignorant of the fact until ed year’s output of George Pike, Women’s Clubs. as have families are comfortably Tuesday evening when they serenad on the B. F. Collier place. He Esther C- Poh), M. D., housed to themselves, and there are ed the happy couple. A very en works a donkey and bull team and President Woman’s Medical Asso flowers and gardens and a home-like joyable reception followed and the B. F E N T O N about fifteen men, and has a very ciation. atmosphore everywhere. newly married couple were smiling P ro p busy camp. Morris Bros, run a The middle of last week saw the when the students left. Mr. Ander If you ever bought a box of Witch Saddle Horses of host quality always on hand. Cow Itigs ii r small crew and camp on the South completion of logging in the north son is manager of the dining hall Fork, but they are equipped for Hazel Salve that failed to give sat gulch, where but limited timber ex at the Normal. Miss Minear is a noBS for special trips. In fact, a general Stage uiul Liv< y businr isfaction the chances are it did not Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty turning out a goodly quantity of have the name “ E. C. DeWitt & Co” isted, and operations were trans student of music. excellent fir. printed on the wrapper and pressed ferred to the more abundant timber Tbe Boys’ Literary Society will Leave Coquille at 6 a. m„ arriving at Rosoburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50 One of the busiest, perhaps, of the in the box. The original DeWitt’s a little to the east. Here a new hold a meeting Friday evening, * busy logging concerns on the C o Hazel Salve never fails to give sat landing has been constructed and May 25th, in the Normal chapel. * isfaction for burns, sores, boils, tet quille is that owned by Alfred John the main donkey moved from its old The following program has been ter, cracked hands, etc. For blind, Card rooms son, Sr., himself. It is located at bleeding, itching and protruding abode. With the object of logging arranged: Solo, Clarenco Burke; Seven-Mile, this side o f Bandon, Piles it affords almost immediate farther to the east and southeast oration, Fred Peterson; solo, C. and about 35 men are employed un relief. It stops the pain. Sold by a new spur of railroad is being Hartley; recitation, Walter Hern- * der the capable foremanship of R. S. Knowlton. built out in that direction. This den; song, society; debate, Re Soft Drinhs ( j ) Nonda Anderson. Mr. Anderson spur will be a mile or more in solved Tuat the National Expansion Bancroft Items. length, of standard-gauge as the is W rong; affirmatiye, O. B. New expects to float from Bix to eight mil A private hospital for the care and treatment of medical, surgical lion feet of spruce and fir logs this (Crowded out of last week’s issue.) other tracks, aud unavoidably stoep, ton, Robert Jonas, Leonard Smith; and obstetrical cases. Equipment new and modern year. His camp is equipped with two We had a fine rain on Monday as quite a height must be attaiued negative, James Martin, Harvey In- in every particular. Rates from big Willamette donkeys—one 9Jxll low, Clarence Benedict and Tuesday. The grain and hay in traveling that way. yarding donkey and a 10x13 road crops are growing rapidly. The ®ody Company has ample ------------- - <« » » . . ■ It pours the oil of life into your donkey—as well as all the modern timber for a several years’ run, and Mr. and Mrs. Shields, of Bandon, It warms you up and facilities for successful logging, in- is negotiating for the purchase of system. Including room, board, general nursing and drugs. have been visiting relatives on the startB the life blood circulating. eluding two miles of railway with more. ¡Since beginning last sum That’s what Hollister’s Rooky creek for several days. Mrs. S. adequate and substantial rolling mer only eight days’ time has been Mountain does. 35 cents, Tea or has been sick a good share of the stock. There was a record-break lost because of weather conditions, Tablets. R. S. Knowlton. time. ing day at this camp on April 28th a fact proudly referred to by the Mr. E. Culver got his foot hurt Michigan-reared president and sec List your property with the Home last, when, under the directing eye Realty Co. by the saw carriage while at work of Hooktender John Hudson, just retary. Full stock of A. A. Cutter shoes 180,009 feet of logs were sent from Saturday, but is able to be around Lorenz’s. again at this time. Why Suffer From Rheumatism. the woods to the landing with the A good lot of cull lumber at the Mr. L. Stanford who has been yarding donkey’s aid. It was a re Why suffer from rheumatism Coquille mill at $4.50 per thousand. working at the Frank Fish ranch when one application of Chamber markable day’s work in the history Robinson’s store has a big line of Coquille logging, and Mr. Hud for some time is on a visit to the lain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick relief which this of ladies’ shirt waists, muslin under lower river country this week. son, Mr. Anderson and the assisting liniment affords makes rest and wear, corset covers, dress skirts Bob Hiilis came up Sunday on sleep possible, and that alone is and underskirts. force have since been very much S u c c e s s o r t o W H . M ansell. his way to Eden Valley to see his worth many times its cost. complimented on their feat. Many The cash customer has the ad j who have used it hoping only for a vantage at T. H. Mehl A Cos. They A visit to any of these camps, par mother and brothers. W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S . short relief from suffering have been are now giving 5 per cent off of the ticularly to that of Mr. Anderson, Both of the schools in this vicinity A ll orders handled with carefulness and ex ped ien ce j happily surprised to find that after regular prices to all who pay cash is well worth the time and trouble ! are progressing nicely. (awhile the relief becamu perma- on the spot. in this active period. We were sorry to learn of the ; nent. Mrs. V. H. T^ggett, of Yum How is it we are able to offer ad — , ™. , , , misfortune uf Mu* Alice Htllis who Yum, Tennessee, U. S. A „ writes' vantages when selling Schillings I A g e n t fo r th e b e s t G o o s C o u n ty C oa l W a n t e d : By Chicago w h o le s a le I „ . . . , ... , . ! “ I am a great sufferer from rheu- . . . . . . , : fell and broke a limb while playing I inatism, all over from head to foot, Best? We handle it in larger quan and mail order house, assistant man- . . . . . . . . hence sell under favorable cir . . , ... , ball at Myrtle Point recently j Chamberlain’s Pain Haim is the tities ager (man or woman) for this coun- I J * A uto . only thing that will relieve the cumstances. N. Lorenz. ty nnd adjoining territory. Salary ■ - pain." For sale by by R. 8. $20 and expenses paid weekly; ex- A Creeping Death. Living indoors so much during Knowlton. pense money advanced. Work the winter months creates a sort of Blood poison creeping up to pleasant; position permanent. No a stuffy, want-of-ozone condition It pays to use Stock Food at this wards the heat, causing death. J. Better get a E. Stearns, Belle Plaine, Minn., A private Hospital well equipped for the treat investment or experience required. in the blood and system generally. time of the year. Spare time valuable. Write at once Clean up and get ready for spring. package at Knowlton’a drug store writes that a friend dreadfully in ment of su rgical and medical diseases. Take a few Early Risers. These and try it with your cow. jured his h:,nd, which swelled up for particular« and enclose self-ad famous little pills cleanse the liver, like blood poisoning. Rucklen’s Ar A big lot of sugar and fresh Trained N urses in Attendance. dressed envelope. Superintendent, stomach and bowels and give the groceries just in from Portland at nica Salve drew out the poison, 132 Leke St. Chicago, 111. blood a chance to purify itself.j healed the wound, and saved his — They relieve headache headache, Kobinson'a. life. Best in the world for burns For Information Address For e good pair of shoes, go to | sallow complexion, etc. Sold by A fine line of waists and wrappers and sores. 25c at R- 8, Knowlton’# 'Phone 631. Marshfield, Oregon, Drane'a. R. S. Knowlton. st O. Wilsons A Co’#. drug store, Baudon____ 4 p - m . Connecte at Coquille with train for Marshfield and steamer Echo for Myrtle Point. Str. F A V O R I T E J. C. Moomaw, Master, Leayee | Arrive« Coquille..........7 a - m . | Bandon. .10:45 a - m . Baadon ........... 1 P-M. | Coquille. 4:46 F-M. Str. E C H O H. Jams. Master. Leave« I Arrives M yrtlePoint. . .7 a - m . | oqui’.le C’y 9 60 a - m . Coquill« C ity .. .1 P-M. | Myftie P’t. .4 00 p - m . Daily except Sunday. safe and reliable tiw n - J g C 3 •crew J p ^ ^ T h e New and Speedy, Str. Elizabeth C. P. Jensen, M aster. W il! make regular trips between Coquille River and San Fra n cisco . W o S to p -o v e r a t W a y P orts. E lectric L igh ts. E v ery th in g in First Class S tyle. The Mercy Hospital AT NORTH BEND Is now op«n for the recep tion of patients. The terms are $10 per week and upwards. For particulars apply to Sisters of Mercy NORTH BEND, OREOON General Hospital $£15 to $£30 p e r w e e k Miss S. C. Lakeman, Matron. M a r s h fie ld , Claude O regon . F ox, G reneral D r a y m a n Ii HORSFALL HOSPITAL MISS L. 6. GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT. Wm, Horsfall, M. D.,