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(Coquille Heralù. V #L. COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , 24: No. 6. Entered xh aecond-clais matter May K, 1905, at the poatoftice at Coquille, Oregon, under act of Congres» of March 3,1879. C. R. Barrow, Attorney and Counsellor at Law Ftrat olaaa Hefereuoea Fifteen Yeara' Experienoe C oquille C ity , O b i J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Marti n Building, • Front Street C oquillh , O regon A. J. Sherwood, ATTOBMaT - at -L aw , N otasi P ublic , Coquille, : : Oregon Walter Sinclair, A ttobnit - at -L aw , N otasi P cblio , Coquille, : : Oregon. Hall & Hall, ArroBNita-AT-LAW, Dealer ia R eal E btatx o f all kinds. Marshfield, Oregon. C. A. Sehlbrede, Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public. Phone 781. M arbhfisld , O rsoon . E. D. Sperry. W . 0. Chase. SPERRY & CHASE, Attorney s-at- Law. Offioe in UobinnoD Building, Coquille, . . . Oregon. E. G. D. Holden, L awyhb , JüflTICB OF THM PEACH U. S. OomniiHHioQer, General Inaurano* Agent, and Notary Publio. Office in Robinson Building. C o q u ille reg on . A. F. Kirshman, D entist . Office 'two door. South o f Post office. Coquille . • . Oregon. OR. BERT E. SCHOONMAKER DEN TIST c ro w n , Bridge and Gold P hone Work a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed. M ain 1101. MARSHFIELD COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO Str. D IS P A T C H T»m White, Maater Leaven I Arrives Ban«Ion....... 7 A-M. | Coquille____10 a - m . Coquille....... 1 p - m . | Bandon____ 4 p - m . Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield and steamer Ejho for Myrtle Point. Str. F A V O R IT E J. C. Moomaw. Master, ayes | Arrives Otquille....... 7 a h . | Bandon. .10:45 a - m . Bandon......... 1 P-M. | Coquille. 4:45 p - m . Str. ECHO H. .lams. Master. Leaves ! Arrives Myr “ « P o in t ...7 a - m . | oqui’.le C’y 9 30 a - m . Coquille C ity .. .1 r-n. I Myitie P t. .4 00 r-M Daily sucept Sunday. iJ t F Tli*» safe and reliable tiwn- screw New and Speedy, Str. Elizabeth C. P. Jensen. Master. Will make regular tripe betweea Ooquille R iver and San Fran cisco . Ifo Stop-ower at W a y Porta. Electric Lights. Everything in First Class Style. The Mercy tyospita AT NORTH BEND Is now open for the recep tion of patients. The terms ire $10 per week and upwards. For particular« apply to Sisters of Mercy NORTH BEND. OREGON The S e c r e c y o f S ile n ce Wisdom has her permanent dwelling place with the woman who knows when to be silent. There are times when a simple closing of the lips is worth more than choicest speech. It is not because you were silent you are sorry, but because you were not. There are times when the minds about us are warring one another. There is a misunderstanding in the neighborhood, troubia in the church discord in the family. Unless one is sute of bringing forth the word in season, there is nothing like the calm security of silence. It is a refuge in a time of trouble. Just being quiet. But this is not the timid silence of cowardice, nor the stubborn silence of anger. It is the golden silence of right thing The calm-center of the storm. We all think vastly well of our it is your turn to speak. Let the gossip of the neighborhood skip your door. There is dignity in simple silence that is wonderfully impressive. It means strength and self-control. It is finer and safer' than the keen est sarcasm. It is by the lips that the enemy finda way to the heart’s citadel. Secure ¡3 she who knows when to set upon her lips the golden seal of silence.— Ellen Wyckoff, in Ladies’ World. T o D airym en o f C o q u ille V a lle y County Court Proceedings. In re inquest on Peter Nelson. Geo Lorenz witness............. 1 50 Carl Nelson,...” ................... 1 50 E B Henry,...’’ .................. 1 50 H L Houston, Exm. M.D... 10 00 In re inquest on G. Yamagutta. E. Mingus, coroner.............. 7 40 In re Circuit Court Expense. W. H. Mansell, bill for team $10.00 not allowed............ J. J. Stanley, Atty. by Court forK. Mayer,$25.00, allowed 10 00 Chus. Anderson, witness tn 7 60 State vs Graham and King Gea. Cline witness in State 7 60 vs Graham and K in g..... Alice M. Tuttle, meals for jurors............................... 6 50 Frances McLeod, reporter... 8 75 J W Carter, fare for prisoner 70 Barnes................................ T A Walker, Court Bailiff, 15 00 15 00 J F Fouts...... ’’ In re Circuit Court expense, September ,1906, term. $1.50 P OCTOBER 24, 1906. Attorney in July, 1906. J H Wood odo day........ Russ Johnson “ “ ......... E M Blackerby “ « ......... Lee Goodman “ “ John Tawse “ “ G T Moulton •• •• R A Eastman “ “ 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 Under New Management. Livery Stable Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall. Y ea r H. Mansell, Best of Turnouts .1 Feed and Sale IN RE ELECTIONS. Geo Potter, meals for board S Marshfield....................... 1 75 North Bend Mfg Co, booths, $16.20 not allowed....................... W C Harris, hall rent two elections, and meals.......... 7 00 Wm Hansen, clerk, Prosper, omitted................................ 3 B CLehmanowsky,judge,M P 3 W O Cooner “ C L Arrington “ « I E Rose « a E W Hermann “ “ Guy Rose “ « Norton & Hansen, pencils &o S J McCloskey, meals and room rent 2 elections....... 9 00 School dist No. 25 room rent 2 elections........................... 4 00 Geo P Topping room rent not allowed......................... ............ T H Chapman, reg voters on election day not allowed..---------- J W Mast, reg voters........... 1 20 W. er S t r i c i . <” F lR S T -O t Jke.’T, Hay, Grain, Feed. Successor to J. T. Little. As the stubling season is here, I request you to thoroughly clean out all stalls and barns in which milch cows are kept, and whitewash your stables on the inside, keeping a quantity of lime on hand with which to sprinkle your stable floors after cleaning. Lard, This should be done at least Hams, twice each week. Below you will spoken word. We set a high value find a copy of the law regulating We Carry Bacon, upon what we have said. A thought dairy Barns. ju ro rs r eg u la r p a n e l . embodied in a sound we regard as Yours very truly. Sausage, Geo T Coleman, 5 days, 38 a thing of importance. Just a aim J . W. B ailey miles,..................................... 13 80 pie unspoken thought we may be Fresh and Salt Meats. State Dairy and Food Com. R W Lundy 5 days 18 miles 11 80 willing to give up, since nobody By P. M c I ntosh . 14 60 Joseph Flam, 5 days 46 will know that we found ourselves We are headquarters fo r euerything in the meat line, Your Dairy Inspector. John Morris, 15 40 54 mistaken. But our word! That is wants always receives prompt attention. When cows are kept by any Eric Arneson 5 11 80 18 IN RE STATIONERY AND PRINTING. another matter. If we don’t stick pereoc or persons for dairy pur Pat Hennessy 4 11 80 MyrtlePoint Enterprise,court 38 to it and stand up for if we are in poses, either for butter or for cheese A J Savage 13 80 38 expenses and notices......... 73 80 deed poor creatures, and who will? or for the production of milk or W L Kistner 10 00 T J Thrift, stamps, etc assses- We must live up to our spoken cream for sale, and are confined in J Lingo 15 20 52 or’s office............................. 2 30 word. stables, such cows so confinsd shall C L Smith 62 16 20 W W Gage, stamps, etc, sher M / \ i s \1/ \ i s \l / \ 1 S \ l/ \ U NJ/ M / S J S M / M / S A / M / W M/ W \|/ M/ M/ W We may be sorry; forgiveness, each be allowed at least eight 16 00 60 J J Clinkenbeard 5 iff’s office.............................. 5 06 A /T n /T s /TÑ A /K /IN A /I n 7ÏS /T\ /T\ s r \ /T\ / T s /l\ 7lN /Ts /Ts 7 in 7ÏN 7N /T\ /T\ /TÑ repentance, a full knowledge of the hundred cubic feet of eirspace, and Ed Hadsall * 15 20 J B Dulley, stamps, etc, 52 truth may enlighten us, bat we such cows so stabled shall not be * 11 18 J C Roberts treasurer’s office................. 27 95 said it and we cannot *ake it back. confined facing each other closer * 52 15 Jno Langlois A F Linegar, stamps, envel We gave our version of the story, than ten feet, and all stables where 13 38 Alex Lund opes, clerk’s office ............ 64 80 * we spoke our mind in the quarrel such cows are kept shall be well T. H. MEHL, Proprietor. * 14 46 F Van Leuven Jas Watson, stamps, envel We remember how clear we made ventilated and kept in a good heath * 11 Reub Hartley 18 opes, etc, clerk’s office....... 20 00 it all when we chanced, as, alas we ful condition, and if there be any * 10 00 CoquilleValleySentinel print J S Lawrence Billiard often did, upon a willing listener. suspected diseased cows or other * 14 00 IV C Parker 40 ing for sheriff’s office....... 13 25 Me recollect how we reasoned it animals belonging to or about any [ ç * 5 80 C O Dryden, blanks for vari- 38 Hagquist and out so that the veriest fool might dary, said Dairy and Food Gomans- Archie 52 15 20 McNair 5 o s offices........................... 66 00 * see our wisdom and our friend’s siones shall notify the State Veteri-1 j p Maxtou 38 13 80 Bushong & Co, blanks, etc, 5 ^ Pool Tables folly. We became interested, in narian. And if Buy dairy as above p ^ Braden 11 80 5 18 sheriff’ s offico..................... 33 80 tensely interested, and made a point stated is found to be in a filthy or g y j(;ü(licott * 11 80 J S Dellinger, blanks, clerk’s 18 Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. of going carefully into it all. * unhealthy condition, the Dairy and ^ jj Corbin 14 60 46 office.................................... 14 25 And now that it is all past, now Food commissioner shall notify the j 0jjU Snyder * City News Stand. 13 80 Glass & Prudhommt, docket 38 when the storm has bleared and we proprietor that said dairy must be p red Kruse * 13 80 38 for justice court.................. 3 85 * see objects, that were distorted, in put in a healthful condition ; and in p jq jj'riedber«» 5 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 16 60 Coquille H erald , printing 66 the direct, s-'mple light o f truth, now the event of the failure of said pro coujt proceedings, notices 98 80 IN RE WITNESSES BEFORE DIST ATTORNEY that the beam of unrighteous judg prietor to put said dairy in a heath 4 40 IN RE I-OOR FARM & INFIRMARY EXPENS*. 1 days 94 ms ment has fallen from our eves so ful denditon within a reasonable H F McNair 1 .. _ • • 2 00 Coquille Valley Packing Co., that we see naturally, now we want time from the receipt of said notice, D N McNair meats.................................... 85 18 10 40 44 • • A A McCormac 3 to forgive and forget, but we have he or they shall be deemed guilty of 2 20 N Lorenz, Mdse.................... 175 75 2 “ A A McCormac 1 provided against the comfort of a misdemeanor, and shall be pun 8 40 R S Knowlton, drugs and 44 “ H J Kavanaugh 2 forgetting. We must live up to ished as herein provided. (L. 1905, suud...................................... 50 10 44 “ 10 40 Bird Mead 3 our indignation. P. 354, $21.) 2 20 T H Mehl & Co., hardware... 9 40 Bird Mead 1 2 « If only we had taken refuge in 44 “ 10 40 C M Skeels, Mdse................... 3 10 New Yord, Oct. 18.— A simple Harry Benson 3 the security of silence. The tongue 44 “ 10 40 Coquille Milt & Mercantile W atchmaker and Jeweler, and briefjfuneral servica was held Louis Circle 3 1 of tbetale-bearer does indeed separ Co. lumber etc................... 23 82 2 20 2 today for the late Mrs. Jefferson H J Kavanagh 1 ate the"chiefest friends,” And the 46 •• 10 60 J A Lamb k Co., Hardware. 1 70 3 Front Street, Davis, at the Hotel Majestic, Rev. C K Shaw talebearer suffers along with the 52 «• 9 20 Z C Strang, Mdse,................. 34 56 2 N. A Seegle, of St. Stephens Epis E B Henry rest. C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N . 9 20 S H McAdams, Blacksmith- 52 « 2 copal church, officiating, assisted C T Fieger Silence! Wise is the woman who ing......................................... 38 50 9 20 52 « 2 by Rev. George S. Baker and Rev. J ose M os takes, it for her shield. It is bet A l L W ORK G U A R A N TEED . 9 20 Coquille Furniture Co.,......... 10 00 2 52 *• Henry Lubeck. The service was Jose Torres ter than the sharp tongue that is __ M J A Hatcher, fruits................ 22 50 00 6 David Fox 3 private. indeed a sword. Instead of word, “ ............. 11 95 y w w w w w w w w w w w w s 7 80 J D Bonham, 38 « Jas Merchant 2 thrust for word-thrust, the wise Sample piano, st indard make Alton Grimes 2 Geo W Stevenson cedar posts. 27 00 14 “ 5 40 woman slips very quietly behind parlor grand, quarter oak; none 7 80 L H Pearce, horse collars and 38 « Carl Johnson 2 Must the shield of silence and the battle better; retails at $42 >.00. pads...................................... 11 00 38 “ 7 80 be sold, will take $195.00 spot cash. Willis Creason 2 is a thing of the past. Dr W. Culin, med service... 25 00 14 ** 7 40 3 Second hand pianos cheaper and on j J W Strong Hard? But why? Would not there easy terms. Pohl, Myrtle “ Point, | Kobert Dillard 2 38 •• 7 80 Gene Nosier, 61 days labor, 82 35 have been much more if she had Oregon. 16 20 38 •* 9 80 Ira Bumgardner 12 days “ | 11 Jno J Matson 3 drawn her ready sword? Is it 7 80 F B Odbert, Supt Salary,..... 142 50 38 “ Cures Winter Cough. ' John Grills 2 nobler to say a hard word back IN RE INDIGENTS 38 “ 7 80 J .E .G o v e r, 101 N. Main S t r . ! " ™ ? 8" " ? than it is simply to be still? B. F E N T O N 8 60 C W Walcott, supplied for 46 “ Baker 2 There is a time to speak, and Ottawa, Kan., writes: “ Every fa ll! Mrs. Brandt....................... 10 00 P lo p 38 “ 9 80 it has been my wife’s trouble to Iris Elrod 3 duty calls for words that are not Mingus med service Mrs. 54 « 13 40 catch a severe cold, and therefore j Jno Engren, jr 4 Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. G ood Rigs in redi always pleasant to hear. But the to cough all winter long. Lnst fall j Bertha Long 2 E Brandt $50 allowed........... 25 00 46 « ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. wise woman knows that this time L * ® ‘ heL a bott' e.,of Horehouml RoHe Bish Sisters of Mercy, care of Ina 46 « a Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty „ has not come to her if anger is alive Syrup. She used it and has been | Oska $30.00 allowed 20.00 46 « able to sleep soundly all night long. | *'^ftbelBeckman- Leave Coqnille at 6 a. m„ arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. F ire $5.50 in the heart of her hearer. Argu care of Daisy Brandt 73 00 93 00 46 «« Whenever the cough troubles her, Mau<l Baker, 2 ment is of no avai! unless it grows H L Houston med service 38 •• two or three doses stops the cough, \ G W Tribby 2 out of honest truth-seeking. A and she is able to be up and well.” j B W Dorsey 2 Aug Fitchner........ .............. 7 50 16 “ silver-tounged orator oould never 58 *• 13 80 Bandon Drug Co. Aug Fitch S° ld ^ R ’ 8 1 B W Dorsey 4 convince an angry man of the sim Kmiwlton ^ * 100 ner......................................... 8 15 44 •• 10 40 , , ________ ^ Vince Gamble, 3 plest truth. The best tbmg to do Mrs J H Shields, lodging and 46 « 6 The owner of 80 acres of timber Holmes 1 ia to leave the man alone. He who nursing A ug Fitchner....... 6 25 44 “ 6 land on the Coquille river near Fair- G ® SViosor 1 is angry is possessed of a devil. (( A J Wilson, caring for Mrs 4 view, wants a bid for the stumpnge ROKirkpatrick 2 Uufed, the devil will depart. Then Wade, not allowed....................... 14 * 9 or the land as a whole. It is N. E.| Andrew Maniki4 will come healing, for your chanty Lockhart & Ford, supplies 17 72 « J of S. W. J and S. W. J of the 8 F firanh°l“ 5 will fill the troubled heart. This 38 •« 13 80 for Myrtle Dulley,................. II 95 W. J of 36 in 27, S. R. 12. W. Ad- Alex Johnson, 5 is one of the miracles of love. J - O - F is h 76 « 13 60 Jos Ferry Supplies for F F dress, F. F. Weston, 1302, Webster ° Ko8kela. 3 Winter...................................... 21 H MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple a n d Fruit d o x c s Whatever may be the nature of Frank Jokey 3 76 « 13 60 street, Oakland, California. Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, eto. the trouble that has come, silence in I August Carlson! 88 “ 16 80 C M Skeels Supplies for Mrs Turning Work a Specialty. All Order« given Hatcher............................... 45 00 regard to it is safest and beet. How j J Htonelake 7 68 •• 20 80 The Best Doctor. prompt Attention. can the story go is nobody telle it? 11 40 P E Drane Supplies for Rach 74 - Rev B. C. Horton, Sulphur H Lindroos, 2 el Wilson............................ 30 00 And if it ie not a good story, tbougt Springs, T ex., writes, July 19th, I Hilma Lahti 2 68 •* 10 80 indeed it may be s true one. it is 1902: I have used in my family 1 Oscar Maki 2 84 •* 12 40 W Culin, keep hospital, $450. Health officer sal. 62.67...... 512 67 better that it nhould not go abroad Ballard’s SnowLiniment nnd H ore-; Krnest Wittick 5 44 “ 14 40 13 80 78 “ Is the world better for all the pour hound Syrup, and they have prov- ( Laksonon. 3 In re insane patients. ed certainly satisfactory. The 13 80 W Culin exam D A Jackson 5 00 ing out upon it the vile details of liniment is the best we have ever Mrs A Laksonen 3 * 73 •* 21 40 J E Perrott, guard n Fetter 7 50 crime? 1» your daughter safer, used for headaches and pains. John Shutter 7 * 74 ” your eon nobler, because of the an. The cough syrup has been our doc- Hannah Shutter 7 « 74 .. 21 Continued on third page, 7 « 74 « 21 nual crop of neighborhood sins or for the past eight years.” Sold Selma Shutter - »«»« « - - by R. & Knowlton. .. 74 » Hilma Pelkala 7 21 and national crime that have been A nice line of Misses’ cloaks just CARRIAGE WO^K T H Chapman 4 carefully gathered and garnered in 46 •* 12 LOGGING WORK in at Mrs. Nosler’s. New stock mens’ and boys’ cloth 4 L R Hughes • • 46 “ 12 your inglenook? ing at Robinson’s. I W. w . P. r . Fuller’s prepared paints, 4 - 46 •• 12 60 oils and varnishes 1 Let the story atop right where at J. A. “ Lamb k For Bargain« in Buggies and Carriages come and examine our line we When you go to get your oil suit \ H L Wright have the best that money can buy at th* low est prices. witnesses before District Co’«. lyou are. Let tb« quarrel die when for winter, go to O. Wilson & Co. I In - . 5 PIONEER MEAT MARKET COQUILLE V A LLEY PACKING CO. Josh’s Place, I Sk W. H. SCHROEDER ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE . Goquille furniture and BOX FACTORY S. H. McADÄMS Blacksmithinq M Horseshoeing