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SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS OF COOS COUNTY, OREGON
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W. II. BUNCH, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
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Director* 3 years
School Clerks.
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; Flrat olan Keferenoea
Chas Mahaffy
1|E T Coffe! t
B F Crutchfield
2 L E Robbins
Fifteen Years’ Eiperieuce
Wm Keller
3 C E Schroder
Coquiu.it C it y , O re
J L Bean
4 Thoa H Hanly
Frank Strong
5 W A McNair
Ed Hansen
6 R W Marshall
E L Bessey
7 E W Guptill
J. J. STANLEY
R S Knowlton
8 O C Sanford
J W Bennett
9 John F Hall
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LAWYER
10 Mrs Augusta Hastings J C Frye
Martin Umidir*.
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Front Street
D Prewett
11 Thos Devereux
J T Collver
COQUILLB, OBBOON
12 Mrs Geo Ross
A Vanzile
13 Miles E Everitt
J F Ckeanoy
14 J V Foster
Peter Axe
15 S R Loshbaugh
A. J. Sherwood,
Wm Lindstrom
16 Victor Stauff
Andrew Sandine
17 Abe Anderson
A tto HN ht - a t -L a w ,
18 E D Godfrey
Alex Yast
N o t a it P ub lic ,
19 L N Gregory
C W Dye
Coquille,
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Oregon
J F Burgess
20 Geo F Henninger
F H Willard
21 Win Hansen
H L Underwood
22 Lenora Neely
Henry Hervey
23 James W Mast
Walter Sinclair,
W E Rackleff
24 Chas Butler
A t t o b n h i - at -L aw ,
J D Beuham
25 8 B Hollenboak
N o t a it P u b lic ,
P F Crouch
26 C W Sanford
A L Brown
27 Joseph Laird
Coquille,
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Oregon.
F Moser
28 R L Weekly
John Stillwell
29 F M Sanderlin
Chas Selander
30 F E Wilson
Hall & Hall.
J M Hayes
31 C Gant
O G Bunch
32 F E Schofield
A ttosbkts - at -L aw ,
Geo Mullen
88 Albert Barklow
Donisi in R ea l E stati o f all kind*.
34 O E Marsters
Lee Marsters
Marshfield, Oregon.
E R Jones
35 S B Cutlip
Frank Hodson
8$ Geo VV Beale
S Brewer
37 Mrs Mary Brewer
John Benson
38 Benj Roberts
C. A. Sehlbrede,
39 H E Bessey
L W Wirth
Attorney-at-Law,
40 A E Morten
P Hennessey
T E Dickson
41 L A Roberta
Notary Public.
Phone 761.
42 C D Price
W A Lett
A H Schrocder
43 Sol J McCloskey
M arh iik ik u ), O r e g o n .
Geo Bellom
44 Frank E Willard
Wm Bremer
45 M D Price
Delos Gardner
46 Flora Davis
47 Wm H Wise
W H Haves
W. C. Chase.
E. D. Sperry.
I T Weekly
48 I M Weekly
49 E Jordan
Edgar Stonecyphen
SPERRY & CHASE,
50 G V Guerney
H S Davis
Julian Kruse
51 Z T Siglin
Attorney a-at-Law.
J W Appleton
52 C F Waterman
53 B F Savage
Wm Waters
Office in Robinson Bailding,
54 Robt Fredericks, Jr Geo P Topping
Coquille,
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Oregon •
I N DeLong
55 J R McGee
50 J S Masters
E W Williams
57 Annali M Rozell
Just Johnson
58 Mrs Bello Elwood
J L Briggs
E. G. D. Holden,
59 L M Aasen
Walter Colvin
L awybr ,
60 R W Bullard
S B Anderson
J ust ich of thr P eaob
61 Mary M Rose
H Hansen
U. 8. Commissioner, General Inaaranoe 62 E L Oilman
J R Cox
Agent, and Notary Pablio. Office
63 It A Cribbins
A L Belieu
in Robinson Building.
61 E H Shaw
J H Shields
65 N B Laird
W M Laird
Coquille, Oregon.
66 3yron N Holcomb
John Wanburger
67 Eiank Miller
W A'bee
68 Uex Simpson
J J Sullivan
69 J D Hamlin
G Strohm
A. F. Kirshman,
70 Vlrs Ella Bryant
R P King
71 D J Musser
D entist .
Geo M Brown
72 Mrs Helen Moore
John Yoakam
73 3- B Adams
J W Barklow
Office two doors South of Pont oKloe.
74 i G Swan
jroorgo Folsom
Coquille
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Oregon.
75 IV T Warner
S W Warner
76, Joseph Larson
Alfred Stora
77 4 O Hooton
VV A Roselle
78 i A Johnson
H It Ward
79 Mrs M Lattin
lohn Anderson
DENTIST
- H W Wilkins
C ro w n , B rid ge and Gold J2 ?eter Jordan
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E N D IN O J U N E
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
DR. BERT E. SCHOONMAKER
Work a Specialty.
Five hundred thousand acres of
All Work Guaranteed.
Southern Oregon territory, which
P hone M ain 1101. MARSHFIELD
have been hitherto sealed from de­
velopment with the stamp “ land
grant” are to be opened at once for
settlement.
Suddenly reversing
Str. 'D IS P A T C H
the obstructive policy which has
Tom White, Master
Leaves
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characterized land-grant companies
Randon....... 7 a - m .
| Coquille____ 10 a - m .
Coquille....... 1 f - m . | Ban d o n _____ 4 p - m . of Oregon, the purchasers of a half
Connects at Coquille with train tor Marsh Held million acres of the holdings o f the
and steamer Ejho for Myrtle Point.
Oregon & California Land Company
Str. F A V O R IT E
announce that the entire acreage
J. Ü. Moomaw. Master,
is to be developed and sold as rap­
Leayes
I Arrives
Coquille........ 7 a - m . | Bandog. .10:45 a - m . idly as the gigantic work can be ex­
Bandon......... 1 p - m . | ('oq’ iille. 4:45 p - m .
ecuted.
Directors 2 years
Mrs J Landrith
Edwin Baker
H K Root
C I Green
1) McNair
J H Thrush
M D Cutlip
1 Hacker
J T McCormac
F M Gevrez
A E Hadsell
C L Bonebrake
Victor Anderson
M W McCormac
Fred Nosier
C J Elford
M H May
Lewis Default
Nelson Jones
J M Hodge
A McCue
J H Flinn
J V Shuck
Frank Sowash
W O Mathews
S Petersen
Chas. Heller
K H Hansen
John Bates
W C Harris
J P Hayes
Chas Howe
W S Hall
E W Jones
T D Smith
Frank Roger
John Epperson
David Roberts
T Hanschaldt
R A Harrison
S S Reed
G VV Crunk Jr.
J D Clinton
Fred Von Pegert
G A Stemmerman
A Davis
John Neal
J L Crosby
Robt Kittson
W C Davis
M J Bowron
Chas S Warner
J W Judd
G Boak
J B R Shelton
E L Roberts
Ira A Albee
VV D Roberts
Andrew Smalley
N A Pederson
Abe Rose
Wm Prewett
Wm McBee
R P Hunt
J D Laird
Jno Shutter
VV Hammock
Wm Blackmore
R M Chay
T L Knight
H S Bushnoll
Fred Poore
J C Royer
J C Slagle
E M Hoffman
Tno Hendrickson
C H Nosier
E J Massey
Andrew Anderson
3 scar Maki
Notice to Taxpayers.
ear
A System for Keeping Young.
R E G IS T R A T IO N O F
fi, 1905
C. R. Barrow,
81.50 P e r Y
COQUILLK, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N ESD A Y, AUGUST 22, 1906.
V ol . 23: No. 48.
Entered Hu »ecoiid-cltua matter May
ut the postulile« at Coquille,
OrviTon, under act of Congress of March
3,1879.
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Directors 1 year
Itobt Rooke
T M Hermann
R Pomeroy
B C Shull
T H Barry
Geo Witte
T J Thrift
K F Williams
J B Dye
Frank Flam
Geo Ross
L F Falpenstoin
W T Floyd
Geo Bronnon
C 0 Johnson
C T Smith
John Newland
G A Collier
C J Robinson
Douglas Teller
A L Neelv
B Gant
J Devault
O B Hollenbeck
M H Richer
H E Wilcox
W T Brady
Wm Tennesson
James Stock
John Wagner
M C Miller
J M Parry
U S Bushnell
W H Morgan
J A Smith
Mose Endicott
Wm McCulloch
Posco Viasca
M Russell
E W Hermann
W E Conner
Henry Radabaugh
Mrs Belle Willard
J H Price
C X Blunicnrother
J D Hayes
Wm Gilbert
Wilk Cavanaugh
G A Hansen
•James H Wall
Jas V Leep
J F Hope
A McNair
•J P Clausen
Alex Mattson
Chas. E Getty
F E Hull
John Root
C A Goodman
Lee Barrows
Albert Sneed
T J McBee
■J S Foster
VV L Ijaird
Oliver Landrith
J H Radabaugh
Wm Weir
Chas Wickham
H C Bryant
Jasper Fite
John Grandy
Dan Barklow
D C Krantz
A T Train
Fred Noah
E G Allen
W T Dement
Victor Fredericson
Lemon Erickson
P. O. Address
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Arago
Coquillo
Myrtle Point
Empire
Marshfield
Coquille
Marshfield
Coquillo
Parkersburg
Marshfield
North Bend
Coquille
Bridge
Marshfield
Marshfield
Marshfield
Coquille
Coquille
Prosper
Fairview
Lee
Myrtle Point
Fairview
Marshfield
McKinley
Gravel Ford
Bandon
Sumner
Rural
Dora
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Templeton
Marshfield
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Bancroft
Norway
Coquille
Allegany
Bandon
Etelka
Gravel Ford
Marshfield
Remote
Maxwell
Bancroft
North Bend
Bandon
Coquillo
Marshfield
Empire
Coquille
Arago
Bullards
Bullards
Parkersburg
Bridge
Bandon
Sitkum
Templeton
Arago
Marshfield
Marshfield
Bridge
Mvrtlo Point
Coquille
Mvrtle Point
Dora
Myrtle Point
Allegany
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Empire
Templeton
“ Here is a summary" write« Har­
riet Martin in the New Ides Woman’s
Magazine for September, “ of a num­
ber of rules that can keep the bus­
When away on vacation usually make notes
iest, the most beautiful, the plainest,
o f the trip and write to their own or some
the cleverest, the stupidest woman
other fellow's sweetheart. Nothing enables
young all her life: Have a con
one
to do this so nicely as one of our
scious determination to keep sweet
FO U N T A IN P E N S
mentally; a determination to use
Price. $1 .00. Absolutely guaranteed 14k
your brains, few or many as the
case may be, to develop them in
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every possible way in order that
your increasing mentality as the
yearH pass may show in your coun-
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end of Front Street.
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tence; have a determination, baring
developed your brains, so to use
them that your words and actions
may be sensible and therefore suit­
able to your time of life, and that
your dress may evidence a finoness
of taste in keeping with your gen­
eral good judgment. Having thus
attended to the only part of your
life over which you really have the
responsibility, await events, never
Lard,
attempt to burry them, remembering
that ‘thy fate is hurrying after thee.’
Hams,
The reason that so many jokes
are made about woman's age lisa
We Carry ^
Bacon,
mainly in her stroDg dependence on
Sausage,
her looks. Meu, vain as they are,
are vain more of their strength than
Fresh and Salt Meats.
anything else. Strength does not
fade as do women’s charms, such as
We are headquarters for everything in the meat line. Your
delicate beauty and slenderness of
wonts always receives prompt attention.
form. So the men getting on in
years have the advantage. Just as
soon as women in their looks—face
and figure and dress--learn bow to
become more, rather than less, at­
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tractive, the joking will cease.”
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A Warning to Mothers
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Too much care cannot be used X
with small childaen during tho hot X
weatli -r of the summer months to X
T. H. M E H L, Proprietor.
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guard igainst bowel troubles. As *
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a rule it, is only necessry to give
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the child a dose of castor oil to cor­
Billiard
Card rooms <5
rect any disorder of the bowels. Do *
not use any substitute, but give the
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old fashioned castor oil, and see *
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that it is fresh, as reneid oil nause­
Soft Drinks
ates and has a tendency to gripe. ^ Pool Tables
If this does not check the bowels
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give Chamerlain’s Colic, Cholera ^
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
and Diarrhoea Remedy and then
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a dose of castor oil, and the disease
City News Stand.
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may be chocked in its inciniency
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and all danger avoid bed. The N / \ t / Nl/ W N / W ^ N ^ W ^ W W W V / N V ^ ^ W N / X I / W ^ N I / N / N l / N l /
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be procured at once and kept ready
for instant use as soon as the first
indication of any bowel trouble ap­
pears. This is the most successful
treatment known and may be re­ $
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lied upon with implicit confi­
dence even in cases of cholera in­
fantum. For sale by R. S Knowl­
ton.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES 1
K N O W L T O N ’S D R U G S T O R f
P W E E I? M E A T
MUßT
COQUILLE VALLEY PACKING CO.
Josh’s Place,
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W.H. 8 CHR 0 EDER
Timber or Stumpage For Sale.
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
The owner of 80 acres of timber
land on the Coquille river near Fair-
Fro n t Street,
view, wants a bid for the stumpage
or the land as a whole. It is N. E.
COQUILLB, OREGON.
i of S. VV. J and S. W. $ of the 8.
W. J of 36 in 27, S. R. 12. W. Ad­
A l l w ork g u a r a n teed .
Chicago, Aug. 15.— Professor Jas. dress, F. F. Weston, 1302, Webster
street, Oakland, California.
H. Brcadstead, Egyptologist of the
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University of Chicago, announces
Herbine
that the “ oldest fixed dato in histo­
Renders the bile more fluid and
ry” is 4241 B. C. Iu that year, he thus helps the blood to flow; it af­
says, the calendar was established, fords prompt relief from biliousness,
indigestion, sick and nervous head­
the year beginning on what would
aches, and over-indulgence in food
now be July 19. Consequently the and drink.
calendar now in use was 6147 years
O I. Caldwell, Agt. M K and T
old last month. The professor ar­ R R., Checotab, Ind. Te r, writes,
B. FEItfTOlV
rived at these conclusions during his April 18, 1903; “ I was sick for
long exploration trip in the Nile over two years with enlargement of
flo p
the liver and spleen. The doctors
Valley, when he compared the as­
did me no good, and I had given
Saddle Horsea of beet quality always on band. Good Rigs in redi-
tronomical data in the old and mid­ up all hopes of being cured, when
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
dle kiogdoiDB of Egypt. Professor mv druggist advised me to use Her-
Accommodation« for Taveling men a specialty
Breadsted has just recently return­ bine. It has made me sound and
Leave Coquille at 6 a. m., arriving at Roaeburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50
well.
50c.
sold
bv
R.
S,
Knowlton.
ed from Egypt.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization for the
County of Coos, State of OregoD,
will attend at the office of the
County Clerk of said county, at Co­
quille, Coos county, Oregon, on
the 27th day of August, A. D„ 1906,
the same being the last Monday in
said month, at the hour of uine
o’clock a. m. of said day, j>nd pub­
licly examine the assessment rolls
and correct all errors in valuation,
descriptions or quality of lands, lots
or other property.
Now, therefore, all persons hav­
ing business before the said Board
of Equalization will take notice and
Str. ECHO
H. Jams. Master.
Biwabik, Minn., Aug. 15.—Sev­ appear at the time and place afore­
Leaves
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said, and make due complaint, other­
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M yrtlePoint. . . 7 a - m . | oqui’.U C y 9 »0 a - m . eral large forest fires are burning wise the assessment will stand as
Des Moines, Aug. 15.—A. B.Latn-
Coquille City. .1 P-M. | Myitie F t. .4 00 p - m . fiercely near here.
Many settlers as returned by the assessor.
Public is Aroused
ason, a wealthy banker, cashier of
Daily except Sunday.
have been forced to abandon their
Witness my hand this 30th day
The public is aroused to knowl­ the Bank of Ankney, was struck by
& F "T h e safe and reliable
homes, and have lost most of their of July.
T. J. THRIFT,
edge of the curative merits of that lightning and killed this morning.
screw
Assessor Coos County, Oregon.
property. Wild animals are invad­
great medicinal tonic. Bitters, for
T l»e New and S peedy , mg C M
Farm for sale or trade—40 acres
sick stomach, liver and kidneys.
ing the limits of the villages. Un­
3
miles
below Dora; 30 acres hill,
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Mary
II
Walters,
of
546
St.
Ave.,
less rain falls within 24 hours valu. 'List your property with the Home
■ Columbus, O., writes: “ For several 10 bottom, all fenced and in grass
Realty
Co.
able tractsof pins will be destroyed.
months, I was given up to die. I Price, $1250, or trade for city
C. P. Jensen, Maeter.
For shoes that have some snip i bad fever anil ague, my neryes were property. B. Folaom, Tuttle Hotel
Wii: make regular tripe between
Mrs. Erla Oarlock of the Han and style to them, call at Robinson’s.
wrecked; I could not sleep, and Coquille.
Coquille River and San Jose conservatory wishes to an­ There may be Hies on you but were
J- G- Fish
inv stomach was so weak, from use
Stop That Cough
nounce that she is permnnently lo­ there will be none on your cows if I less doctors’ drugs, that I could not
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cube«, Apple and Fruit Boxes
Fra n cisco .
cated in this valley, and will receive you spray them with Fly Bouncer, ! sleep, and my stomach was so
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Ifo Stop-over at W ay Ports.
When a cough, a tickling or ir­
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
Electric Lights. Everything in Firat pupils in Piano and Organ at regu. Flyo Curo or So-Boss-8o. A sup­ | weak, from useless doctors’ drugs, ritation iu the throat makes you
lar rates. Mrn. Carlock is su exper­ ply of all kinds at Knowlton’s drug that I could not eat. Soon after
prompt
Attention.
Class Style.
feel uncomfortable take Ballard’s
ienced teacher and uses the most
beginning to take Electric Bitters, , Horehound Syrup. Don’ t wait un­
j store.
modern methods of instruction; that
I obtained relief, and in a short
Mohair, Oladsea Silks, Qray time 1 was entirly cured.” Guaran­ til the disease has gone beyond con­
her ability is being recognized is
trol. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ander­
evidenced by her large and growing Suitings, White and Silk Shirt teed at Knowlton’s drugstore; price son, 254 West 5th 8t. Salt Lake
Waists,
Laces,
Embroideries,
Mus­
ST NORTH BEND
class. For particulars call at the
50c.
J City, Utah. writ«. We think Bnl
Tuttle Hotel, Coquille; Myrtle Point lins, India Linen, White Djrena
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lard’s Horehound Syrup the best
Is now open for the recep­
Hotel, Myrtle Point, or address at Goods, etc., just arrived at J. W.
F or S al «.—About 1J acres of medicine for coughs and colds.
Leneve’s store.
tion of patients. The terms
Coquille, Oregon.
land near the Academy, good house, We hare used it for several years;
are $10 per week and
A new and complete stock of barn and out buildings.
Also it always gives immediate relief
upwards. For particulars
Address J. A. is very pleasant and gives perfect
Old inaids'would be scarce and moslins, sheetings, pillow tubings, joung orchard.
cambrics, tickings. Ienoes, worsteds, Jacobson, North Bend, Oregon.
hard to find,
apply to
satisfaction.” 25, 50c, $1.00. at R 8
C A R R IA G E WORK
LOGGING WORK
duckling fleece, velvet valour, out-
Could they be made to see,
Knowlton’s.
Ladies’ ties and all kinds of
How grace and beauty fs combined ting flannels, eton cloths. French
Children's underwear, both wool For Bargains in Buggies and Carriages come and examina our line we
by using Rocky Mountain Tea. twills, and India linens to arrive fine shoes, the latest out, Eastern
have the beet that money can buy at the lowest prices.
this
week
at
Robinson’s,
Sold
by
R,
8.
Knowlton.
made,
at
the
mill
store.
and
cotton, at J. W. Leneve’s.
NORTH BEND. OREGON
COQUILLE RIVERjîTEAWBOAT CO
S t r . E liz a b e t h
The Mercy Hospito
Goquille furniture
and BOX FACTORY
S. H. MCÄDÄMS
Blocksmithing
Sisters of Mercy
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Horseshoeing