Coquille herald., October 31, 1906, Image 1

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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y ,
2d: No. 7.
C oquillb C it y , O rb
J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
Front Street
B u ild in g ,
C o q u i l l s , O bboom
A ttornky - at -L aw ,
N o t a r y P u b l ic ,
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O regon
Walter Sinclair,
A t io r n b y - at - L a w ,
N otary P u b l ic ,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
ATTOBSMM-AT-I i AW ,
Dealer in R r u E stât « o f all kin d ,.
M arshfield, Oregon.
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C. A. Sehlbrede,
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A tto rn e y -a t-L a w ,
Notary Public.
Phone 781.
M iK sim iL D , O a a o o s .
K. I>. S perry.
W . C . C hase.
SPERRY & CHASE,
Attorney s- at- La vr.
Office in Robinson Building,
C oqu ille.
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E. G. D. Holden,
I1AWT8B.
J ost ich o r thk P each
(]. j,. ComimiAflioaer, General Inaurano
Axent, and Notary Publie. Otñoe
in Robinson Building.
C o q u ille
regon.
D hntist .
Office two doors South of Post offloe.
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DR. BERT E. SCHOONMAKER
D E N T IS T
c r o w n , B rid ge and Gold
Work a Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed.
P hohe M ain 1101. MARSHFIELD
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO
S tr. D I S P A T C H
Tom White, Master
I,eaves
I Arrives
Bam lon ......... 7 a - m . I Coquille... .10 a - m .
Coqnille....... 1 P-H. | Bamlon . . . . 4 r-M.
Connects at Coqnille with train for Marshfield
and steamer Echo for Myrtle Point.
S tr. F A V O R I T E
aves
J. C. Monmaw. Master,
I Arrives
C oquille........ 7 A-M. I
B&ndon......... 1 r-M.
Bandon. .10:45
a - m .
I Coqnille. 4:45 r-M.
S tr. E C H O "
H. Jams. Master.
Leaves
I
Arrive#
M yrtleP oln t.. .7 A-M. | oqm’.leC’ y 9 30 a m .
Coqnille C ity .. .1 r-M. | Myrtle P’t.,4 00 r-M.
Dally exnept Sunday.
g g T T h e safe and reliable t i w n - ^ f f
«crew
£ ^ T h r New and Speedy,
Str. Elizabeth
C. P. Jansen. M aster.
Will make regular trips between
Coquille River and San
Francisco.
N o S to p -o v e r a t W a y Porta.
E lectric Lights. Everything In Firat
Clan Style.
The Mercy Hospita
AT NORTH BEND
Is now open for the recep­
tion of patients. The terms *
are $10 per week and
upwards. For particulars
apply to
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d ia le r s
Best of Turnouts.
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NORTH BEND. OREGON
Stable
Hay, Grain, k'eed.
COQUILLE V A LLEY PACKING
CO.
Josh’s Place,
“ W.H. 8GHR0EDER
A. F. Kirshman,
C oqu ille
W. H. Mansell, ^
PIONEER MEAT MARKET
A. J. Sherwood,
Cuquillo, •
Rambling* in Coos County.
Feed and Sale
Firnt-olam References
Fifteen Years’ Experience
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$1.50 P er Y e a r .
Livery
C. R. Barrow,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
C o q u ille ,
31, 1906.
T H Mebl A Co, cooking uten­
and Marshfield, the cities of this
County Court Proceedings,
sils for poor farm............... 8 86
region.
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Under New Management.
By Hasen T. Murray in Pacific Monthly,
North Bend is a city of magic
i n Re Expenses in Rock Quarry Coquille Transfer C o„ fuel
for Ct House, frt.................. 33 50
The finding of a new harbor on growth. It has at present probably pione6r Hdwre Co powder
and /reif?ht........................
9 75 J G Fish 2 tables for sheriffs
the Pacific Coast today is a matter eighteen hundred people where five
office.................................... 10 00
of more direct value to the present years ago one hundred would have Bea„ & Co Toggle for
7 50 T H Mebl A Co sundries for
day than were the romantic diacov. been a generous estimate. Its situa- j Qrugi,er
Ct House........................... 3 80
S t r ic t ; v
eries of Magellan or Sacba to their tion on the elbow o f the peninsula Beaver Hill Coal Co., 1 car
times. Their discoveries tended to is ideal, as the city has spread from
F i r s t -O i . >
nut coal............................... 68 40 P F. Drane sundries for Ct
House .................................. 2 20
the political greatness of an Old water to water and left, with a wise Cala Powder Works, powder,
World power, while such acquisi thought to future, a good acreage at
fuse & cape........................ 92 15 Lee Goodman searching for
Robbins $3 not allowed,...
tions as may come to our genera­ the poiot of the headland to be
I d Re Building Marlow Creek
R S Knowlton sund for Ct.
tion are strictly utilitarian. We beautified as a park. One cannot
Oppoaite I. O. O. F. Hell.
Bridge R. D 6,
Successor to J. T. Little.
H o u se .................................. 46 20
may not be able to add anything to but be impressed with the arrea of
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Thomas,
...labor............
30
80
City water works water to
the outline of the navigator’s map industries along the waterfront of
Alf, Rodine, ...
“ ........... 20 00
Oct. 31...................................
9 00
but we can point tha commerce of this town. Three large lumber
H
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Blake
....
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the Worth Pacific to a large and mills, at the piers o f which ocean-
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
G W Stemmerman, “ .......... 15 00
commodious haven, whose use will bound schooners may be seen wait­
for booth............................... 9 20
J
C Robinson..
“ .......... 13 50
develop a region of inexhaustable ing at any time, speak for the pro­
E A McDuffee kalsoming..... 6 00
C A Rodine labor with horses 24 50
natural resources and great possi­ ducts which at present iB most in
J B Pointer fuel...................... 10 00
Dean Lumber Co., lumber... 39 43
bilities, When the morning mists evidence, while a large furniture fac­
V R Wilson, repairing add
C E Edwards frt................. .
4 50
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lift up from the coast of Southern tory is in active operation. There
machine................................
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In Re Expenditure on Golden
Oregon that heaven is revealed; the is also a shingle mill, a woolen fac­
W W Gage, board of prison­
Falls road. R D 6.
tory and a condensed-milk factory.
name it bears in Coos Bay.
er to Oct 1 ..................
92
Lard,
14
Joe Larson............ labor........ 48 75
This inlet and the region ad­ North Bend is well built and pos­ Jos Schafer............. “ ........ 43 75 W W Gage, board of prison­
Hams,
ers Graham & K in g........... 14 28
jacent to it has, until the present, sesses a fine public school, a Cath­ Knute Nelson.......... “ ......... 39 75
olic
hospital,
and
an
opera
house
R H Mast, making booth and
We Garry
Bacon,
been relatively little known. Few
Alfred Tyberg....... “ ........ 39 75
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frames................................... 10 00
people know that midway between that would do credit to a larger
city; good bank and post office |
boftrdlne
In re officers' salaries and supplies.
Sausage,
the great port of Portland and Han
men, team hire......................... 49 00
The Sun, letter heads for
Francisco there is a splendid, land­ buildings, along with Presbyterian, C A Rodine hauling powder
Fresh and Sait Meats.
County Court....................... 5 50
locked sheet of water extending in­ Metbodest and United Brethern
etc ...................................... 6 50
W H Bunch, salary J end
land for some sixteen miles, which churches. But what most impres­ Pioneer Hardware Co., pow­
We are headquarters fo r euerything in the meat line, Your
9-30,$225; postage $17,35 242 35
has already become a considerable ses the observer is the unexcelld
der etc,................................ 105 25
wants always receiues prompt attention.
port for the putput of coal, lumber, harbor advantages. The Simpsons, C E Edwards, freight................. 2 50 W D Reedy, exam teachers.. 21 00
*• .. 21 00
fish snd agricultural products. Yet, father and son, to whom the town G W Stemmerman labor....... 17 58 Irma Yoakam “
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Mss .. 9 00
though this district is even now rel­ owes its existence, have preserved I Joe Schafer........... “
26 33 Ida Gamble
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.. 9 00
atively little known by the commer­ the water front for factories aud ¡Knute N e ls o n .... “
24 33 Minnie Hermann
cial interests of Portland, or the warehouses in a way unexcelled in I Alfred Tyberg....... “
45 £8 J S Lawrence, labor in assor
office..................
60 00
cities o f the Sound and those about city buildings. Louis Simpson, it ! Joe Larsen ..........
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San Fraocisoo Bay, it has local may be explained, is the local re­ j C A Rodine........... “ ....... 10 25 Ray Collier, labor in assor
presentative of the Simpson Lumber
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office..................................... 140 00
chronicles that carry it back iuto
" ....... 18 75
Co.,
tbe founder and Mayor of the 1 lUl »»0 4 ,,
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Pownder,
labor
in
sher­
Ifw
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'P«)Kn«rt
the fifties of the last century. I d
Mrs Alfred Tyberg, board of
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city.
iff's office............................. 15 00
the days when Oregon had no rail­
m en ..................................... 44 33
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Three
miles
of
steeming
up
this
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Farrin,
DeptDist
atty,
ways and all the Far West was, ex­
I C A Rodine, labor, $130, sup­
T. H. M EH L, Proprietor.
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sundries
and
expenses....
34
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cept in the gold districts, terra in­ magnificent bay, and another sud­
plies, $6.50......................... 36 50
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cognita, the trade of the interior den turn of the land reveals Marsh­
1 Alf Rodine, hauling freight.. 15 00 J F H ill, salary as Judge, J
used to plod its laborious way from field, the metropolis of this whole j G \V Stemmerman, labor..... 21 00
end 9-30............................ 250 00
Card rooms *
the Coast east, by way of Scotts- region and the home of fully three |H J Blake
“ ..... 10 00 Lb vd Spires, sal as commis-
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burg and the Umpqua river, to thousand people. Very pleasant i John Hendrickson
soner and mileage............. 92 40
and
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17 00
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reach the interior vallevB now fed homes they are, a you see them on
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Yndersou,
sal
as
cotn-
' Joe Schafer
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15 00
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by the Southern Pacific Railway. the hills wiiich rise from the harbor,
micsioner
and
mileage......
148
20
Soft
Drinks
i Carl Johnson, labor, wire line
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The packhorse and the stage coach But that waterfront itself loaves no
blocks, grabs....................... 54 00 James Watson, clerk’s Baluryl25 00
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were there then and haye held their very classic impression on the mind.
W
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Gage,
dpty
hire
circ
ct
44
50
Fruits,
Nuts,
Candies,
Cigars
and
Tobacco.
Knute Nelson, labor............. 12 00
Marshfield
lacked
the
guidance
of
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place ever since. When old timers
j Edna Whiffed, eookiug....... 15 00 R H Marst, labr in elk’s office243 00
City News Stand.
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gather now in the ruddy glow of one controlling mind ia its early
State
of
Oregon
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Andrew Story, 1 capstan....... 15 00
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the evening tire, very wonderful and days and men buihled according to j
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Mrs
A Tyberg,
18 28 County of Coos )
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0 supplies,
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interesting are some of these tales their own fancied convenience, with
! W A G age.............................. 4 50
I, James Watson, County Clerk,
the result that a not very choice as­
of the road.
; Pioneer Hardware C o........... 7 45
sortment of disreputable looking
ex-officio clerk o f the county court
Perhada the lack of knowledge re­
The Sun Pub Co, notice.....
75 of the state of Oregon, in and for
shacks spoil the aesthetic effect as
garding the Coos Bay country was
C S McCullocb.surveyiug for
well as the usefulness of a good
the couutv
of Coos, do hereby cer-
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largely owing to the difficulty
Improvements..................... 39 80 tify that
the foregoing is a true and
part of the water front. But the
reaching that district. There
I Joe Schafer, axmau..............
4 00
correct synopsis of all bills of ex­
citizens propose to remedy this, and
a choice of way s by which to enter
C A Rodine,
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4 00 penses for the various county and
it will not be permitted to remain
but the inducements offered were
! W H Fuller, chainman......... 4 00 road purposes audited and allowed
much longer. Marshfield is the
not large from either side. Down
J d re expenditures special fund or rejected at the regular October,
port for the steamers running to
somewhere along Oakland Creek
1 R D No 30.
1906, term of the county court, in
San Francisco and Portland and is
lies au old steamer that for many
A N Gould, surveying for
and for said county, as the same ap­
also the terminus of a railway lead-1
years made the sole link with the
improvements..................... 10 00 pears upon the journals of said
ing to Myrtle Point and other in-!
F r o n t S tre e t,
property of the Oregon Coal A Nav­
In re miscellaneous road expen­ court now in my office and custody.
terior towns.
igation people, and has the name
diture.
Witness my hand and official seal
Continued on secoad page.
Areata printed on her bow. The
C S McCulloch, surveying the
affixed thiB 15th day October, 1906.
Areata was as slow a steamer as
Collier cu t......................... 2 50
A ll w o rk g u a r a n t e e d .
J ames W atson ,
Sample piano, stindard make
ever glided over quiet seas, and was
S B Cathcart, surveying Coal
Clerk.
parlor grand, quarter oak; none
noted for her uncertain disposition better; retails at $42).00.
Bank Slough road.............
8 80
Must
in stormy weather. For years she be sold, will take $195.00 spot cash. S B Cathcart, surveying Mc­
N a v y O fficer M issing.
faithfully kept on the San Fran­ Second haod pianos cheaper and on
Adams’ private road.......... 19 50
San Francisco, Oct. 14.—Rush C.
easy terms.
Pohl, Myrtle Point, Carl Garoutte, chainman Mc­
cisco ruo,
Oregon.
fjteel,
a warrant offioer in the navy,
Adams’ private road.......... 2 00
Regarding the other way— wellth,»
disappeared
under mysterious cir­
R H Rosa, viewing roads...... 19 40
the writer haa memories. Landed
Cures Winter Cough.
cumstances, which lead to the be­
A
N
Gould,
surveying,
mapB,
at Drain station from an express
J. E Gover, 101 N. Main Str.
lief that he is the victim of thugs.
etc......................................... 25 00
train in the cold moon light at 1 a. Ottawa, Kan., writes: “ Every fall
The navy department has requested
H
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Iugersoll,
supvsr
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m. on an April night, then stowed it has been my wife’s trouble to
8, labor............................... 57 50 Secret Service Agent Taylor to make
away in a spaingless stage we set catch a severe cold, and therefore
a search for tbe missing man. Tay­
out to seek daylight and Coos Bay to cough all winter long. Last fall W R Foote, building fence R
lor ascertaiped that Steel left Se­
I
got
her
a
bottle
of
Horehound
We easily found the first and also a
D 27 $15, not allowed
Syrup.
She used it and has been
attle. September 7th with three
Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. Good Rigs in redi
wind that threatened to engulf the
A Flanders, making “ Collier
able to sleep soundly all night long.
other men, whose whereabouts the ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
whole expedition; also we encoun­ Whenever the cough troubles her,
cut,” contract............ ....... 802 32
officers were unable to discover.
Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty
tered hills, up whose steep and two or three doses stops the cough, S B Cathcart surveying Coll­
Whethre he jumped overboard while Leave Coquille at 6 a. m„ arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50
seemingly endless ascent we were and she is able to be up and well.”
ier cu t............................... 5 00
coming here, or whether he landed
Sold by R. S. Coq River Steamboat Co, frt
invited to walk. Through wild 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Knowlton.
here and then disappeared, has not
land to Glkton, on the hill, where-
on grader.......................... 5 00
been ascertained. The missing man
mine host Robertson alleviated the
Lloyd Mars, chainman Coal
The owner of 80 acres of timber
had about $100 when he left Se­
cravings of the hungry traveler, and
Bank Slough road.......... 2 00
land on the Coquille river near Fair-
attle.
then on around the mountains till
Geo Griffin, viewing roads... 20 00
view, wants a bid for the stumpage
the road met and paralleled the
In re expenses of running ferries.
C aban A rm s D estroyed
or the land as a whole.
It is N. E.
broad flood of the Umpqua River,
Ira Albee. keeper South
J of S. W . J and S. W. J of the 8.
and the scattered lights of Scotts-
Slough ferry....................120 00
Havana, Cuba, Oct. 24.— A state-
W. J of 36 in 27, S. R. 12. W. Ad-
burg peered at you through the
meut by Secretary Taft that he
dress, F. F. Weston, 1302, Webster C H Simpson, keeper Co­
n:ght. By steamer down to Gar­
quille ferry...................... 120 00 would put all arms surrendered by
street, Oakland, California.
diner and on the second day, again
Southern Oregon Co, sundrs
the insurgents where they would do
the stage for a morning ride down
for South Slough ferry.. 14 55 no further harm was verified today MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit boxes
The Best Doctor.
nature’s best boulevard, ¡the ocean
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
when a company of Cuban artillery­
Rev B. C. Horton,
Sulphur Coq Mill A Merctl Co. lum­
beach. When you have acquired Springs, T ex., writes, July 19th,
ber for Coq ferry............ 1 35 men spent the afternoon throwing
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
prompt Attention.
all the aches and jolting« of a seven­ 1902: I have used in my family Dean Lumber Co, rope for
thousands of weapons from Morro
ty-mile trip, the stage house at Ballard’s SnowLiniment and Hore­
South Slough ferry.........
45 Castle into thirty fathoms of water.
Jarve’a Landing lifts its head above hound Syrup, and they have prov­ H R Reed 10 gal wood pre­
ed
certainly
satisfactory. The
Rig closing out sale ie on now at
the sand that is burying it, aud lo! liniment is the best we hatfe ever
server S Slough ferry.... 12 Pf,
LoreDz'g atore.
the change. There, before vou is used for headaches and
pains. S H McAdams, smithing for
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W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints,
the broad sweep of the bay. Down The cough syrup has been our doc-
Coqnille ferry.................. 5 7;
oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb A
to the west the mist of high flung or for the past eight years.” Sold S Whetstone, splicing cable
j*Co’a.
spray shows where the Paoi6c is by R. S. Knowlton.
for Coquille ferry............... 1 00
Pasture for stock about one mile
pounding against the bar, and east | New stock mens’ and boys’ cloth­ Pioneer Hardware Co, bolts
1 Com town.
Good feed and water.
: and south the timbered hills from t ing at Robineon’a.
for South Slough ferry.....
60 Call at the H erald office.
j the background of the scene. A . A nice line of Misses' cloaks just
In re miscellaneous road bills, j Robinson has juat received a big
LOGGING WORK
CARRIAGE WORK
in at Mrs. Nosler’s.
Coos Bay A Eastern R R Co,
I lot of skirts, coats and furs, jnat the
Bay people travel by gasoline— and
frt on 27 cars rock to Mfd 270 00 things the ladies are looking for at For Bargains in Buggies and Carriages come and sCamine our line we
When you go to get your oil suit
we are speeding toward North Bend for winter, go to O. Wilson A Co.
In re miscellaneous expenses.
‘ this teason.
have the beat that money can buy at the Mtvest prices.
Entered He second-clou matter May
ft, 1005, at the poatoffice at Coquille,
dardi
Oreiinn, under act of Congreaa of M
3, 1870.
j M a r t i n
OCTOBER
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N .
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
STAGE LINE
B. F E N T O N
Prop
Goquille furniture
and BOX FACTORY
J - G - F is h
S. H. ÜCÄDÄMS
Blocksmithing
Horseshoeing