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Coquille îicralô. 24: No. 12. öl . COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , DECEMBER 5, 1906. Enternd as »«con d-class m atter May », 180», at the poetoffice at C oquille, Oraron, under act o( Congres« of March 3, 1879. 0. W, REA, Attorney and Oonnoellor at Law. Office opposite Mrs. Wickham's. T i 0. R, Barrow, Attorney and Counsellor at Law First-class References Fifteen Years’ Eiperience C o y r il l « C it y , On* LAW YER • Front Street Martin Building, CoquiLLR. O beoon A. J. Sherwood, a t -L a w , N o ta b i P u b lic , C o q u ille , : i Oregon Walter Sinclair, A t i - ornbt at -L a w , N otaby P u b lic , C oqu ille, : : Oregon. Hall & Hall, A T T o a s »T «-iT liiw , Dae 1er in R s iL E stât * o f «11 kinds. 0. A. Sehlbrede, A ttorn ey-a t-L aw , Phone 761. M iHSnrtcLD. O rkoon . E . D . S perry. W . C . Chase. SPERRY & CHASE, A ttorneysat-L aw . OiTloe in Robinson Building, C oqu ille, • * O regon. E. G. D. Holden, L a w y ir , J ü P T IO H OF THK P k ACR U. S. CommiMiooer, General Inaurano« l Rent, and Notary Pablio. Office in Robinson Building. Coquill® I regon. _____________ !_____ A, F. Kirshman, DKNTI8T. Office two doors South of Post odo®. C oqu ille • - • P u b lic 1 ALM OST A CENTURY. Ju ry Liât. well «M L ondon towers W. H. Mansell, Baffled U nder N ew M a n a g em en t. Following is the jury list drawn Disotosuea of a Seorat Which Jam es R. D evaul D ies at R ipe tha Antiquary. During yesterday afternoon's sea for the December term of court: Old A g e o f N in ety -T w o For ages antiquary after enti ■ion of the Oregon State Teachers' J. F. Scbroeder................... Coquille ^uarv found himself baffled ty a Y ears, Association, Professor H. M. Crook J. It. Devaul passed away Sunday W . F. Bowron,..................Templeton simme problem at the Towsr. Hew I offered some suggestions with refer afternoon at 12:30 at the home of D. D. Campbell................Marshfield In the old days did the garrison a get I ence to tha reading of newspapers a supply of drinking water ? The “ his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Roberts, Wm. Holland................... S t r i c t l y antiquary could show you the orig in the public schools that are wor after a sickness of several weeks John Curren.................North Bend inal fireplace at which William the F ir s t - C l a s s . thy of more than ordinary consid C. E. Edwards....................Allegany from paralysis. Tbe funeral was Conqueror wanned his hands, could eration, Professor Crook read a C. M. Skeels........................ Coquille point approximately to the spot on held Monday afternoon from the paper on “ Reading.” He deplored which tne murdered princes fell, he M. E. church, Rev. W. F, Rogers C. T. Farris..................North Bend the fact that the particular branch could lead you to the place where conducting the services. Inter Hugh Hastings...................Coquille Henry VIII.’s queens were butchered of common school education was O p p o s ite I. O. O . F . Hall. ment was in the Myrtle Point ceme D. R. Lewis..................................Lee and to the tombstone that cMlapsed Successor to J. T. Li We. not given the attention it deserves. tery. Many friends paid tribute to M. H. Hersey....................... Coquille upon their poor bones, he knew the He pointed out that there is weak the memory of the kindly old gen James Rockard..................... Bridge tiny dungeon in which Sir Waltei ness in the result of the present tleman, a touching eulogy was pro Sim Hunt........... ! .................. Bandon Raleigh spent twelve dreadful years mode of teaching, from the fact hidden from the light and could nounced and amid solem music A. Barrows..........................Bullards have led you in a twinkling to the that the average student, when he J. T Nosier........................... Coquille and the perfume c f flowers the last stone dog kennel where still re leaves school, is unable to read to R. W. Marshall......................Empire mains the ring to which they chain rites were performed. grasp and digest what he reads. He James R. Devaul was 92 years, 7 R. E. L. Bedillion................Bandon ed Guy Fawkes, but how these un referred to the result of newspaper months and 27 days of age at the Henry Bryant........................Bridge fortunates and their janitors drank training in this regard, and sup none could tell. The Thames hard by time of bis decease. He was born Albert Garfield..................... Bandon was not the source, they were sure. plemented it all with (he suggestion John B. Lamb.......................... Arago on March 28,1814, at Elkton, Christ Organized search was vain. Then Lard, that the newspaper story should ian county, Kentucky, moved with W. G. Mebl............................Coquille there came a thick headed, unim find a place in the advanced read Wm. Button........................ Bandon aginative mason, to whom and hit his parenis to Grundy county, Mis Hams, ing classes of the public school. souri, in 1835, where as a pioneer Geo. Griffin...................Gravel Ford fellows the work of converting cer tain of the historic dungeons into In a number of Eastern cities, We Carry Bacon, he materally assisted in the devel John Porter........................Allegany storehouses for war material meant newspaper reading in the schools opment of that section of the state. J. A. Yates............................Coquille ninepence halfpenny an hour and has been in vogue for some years. Sausage, Wilh bis father he built the first T. W. McCloskey...... Myrtle Point no more. There has been intelligent discrim J. M. Pei kins........................Bandon His pick struck through the floor store in Grundy county and Fresh and Salt Meats. ination in selecting tbe material tinued as a factor there for many 8. H. Lushbuugh....................Bridge ing of the corridor from which the suitable for the purpose. Matter nsoners used to enter their cells. years. On March 1, 1837, Mr. De T. P. H aoly........................... Lampa Your behind these latter and correspond We are headquarters fo r everything in the meat line, o f political and general public im vaul was united in marriage with B. C. Lehmonwsky.......Myrtle Point ing with the main one ran ana still wants always receives prompt attention. portance is submitted to the pu James H ibbard............... Marshfield remains the little secret corridor Sarah K. Howell. To this ui pits on such a scale as to insure a along which eavesdropping officers was born twelve children, Those The old 'oman she plays eucher, fairly comprehensive knowledge of tiptoed to listen to conversations living are Jasper N. Devaul, J. A. Aud so does Sister Ann, the events of the day. Wherever between captives, for the Devaul and Melissa M. Dunlay of But they both kick like fury of evidence. A few blows from the tbe experiment has been tried it has California; Louisa Roberts and Wheu tbe old man rushes the can. pick brought to light the mouth of proved satisfactory. There has Dr. Oscar Devaul, of Oregon; Lu — Swiped. a pit. Sixty feet down was water, 7 j \ 7 t \ T in /T\ /I n 7r\ / N T in 7 K /I n / in / K /K T in / in / in / in / I n / in ? K / in / in /K 7 in TK / in been improved tuition in reading; thirty feet of it. The mason had ther O Devaul of Idaho, Robert De tbe developement of a desire to happened upon the historic well for A Big Bargain in a Nice Home. vaul of Missouri and Martha Corn know what isgoiug on in tbe world, * which search had been made in vain wall of Colorado. for centuries. It was as perfect aa and the formation of intelligent * For a splendid bargaiu in a neat With his wife Mr. Devaul moved on the day the Conqueror sank it. opinion with reference to subjects * home in Coquille you cannot do Today It still carries its thirty feet to Eastern Oregon in 1886 and to T. H. M E H L , Proprietor. that are of every-day interest. * belter than to call at the H erald of of sweet spring water, and should Coos county in 1888. They weie While there is novelty in Profes * fice or address Thomas Taylor, ever the Tower be beleaguered its sor Crcok’s suggestion, so far as consistent members of tbe Baptist Cathlamette, Washington. garrison would still be independent Billiard Card rooms church for sixty years but after of outside supply. We have our Oregon schools are concerned, tbe * coming to this county united with holy wells of medicinal waters. If merit of it would become as mani Cured Paralysis. * and and the M. E. church, there being no this historic old shaft which the fest here as it is in the East. The * W F. B a ily , P. O True, Texas, ma on brought to light were distant Baptist organization here. Mrs. plan is invested with an element of writes: “ My wife had been B uffer 10,000 miles Londoners would make Poo! Tables Soft Drinks * Devaul died on November 4, 1902, in g five y e a r s with paralysis in her common sense that should strongly * pilgrimages to drink its waters.— St. preceding her husband about four arm, when I was persuaded to use James Gazette. commend it to the school authori * Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. Ballard’s Snow Liniment, which years. ties o f the state. Its advantage is * B e a m in g It O u t 1 have also “Grandpa’’ Devaul was blessed c u r e d h e r all right City News ù’tand. TTC so pnlpable that argument in its Jabe Rogers prided himself on u sed it for old sore», frostbites and with remarkable vitality for one of * support is hardly n ecessa ry . Yet skin e r u p tio n s , i t d o e s the work.” his knowledge of arithmetic, as h« Nj/ N l/ NJ/N IZ S 1 / M / Nl¿ NI/ NI/ \J/ W \y M / \ i / \ i / NI/N i / N I / N|/ Nl/ Nl/ NI/ / in T in 7 k 7 i \ T in ? k 7 in 7 in 7I n frequently remarked he was “ born 7K / in / K 7 k / in . / in 7 k / in / in / in / in 7 k / in / in / in ? K it is meet to say, p e rh a p s, that w h a t his years up to his last illness. He Sold b y R . S . K n o w lt o n . with a head for figgers.” the pupil would miss by less con had good health, eyesight, hearing W a n te d ; B y Chicago wholesale “ Look here, Jabe,” said an ex He was stant reading of narrative, oratory and a wonderful memory. asperated neighbor, “ how much lon and mail order house, assistant man and poetry, he would more than kindly and cordial to all and had ager (man or woman) for this coun ger do you think I’m going to pas many friends. gain by the pratical insight into the ture your calf for nothing ? I don’t Salary He was a veteran of tbe Black- ty nnd adjoining territory. believe you’ve got a cent to your relative importance of events and $20 and expenses paid weekly; ex name. he motives of men of tbe current hawk Indian war and otherwise pense money advanced. Work ily. time, which is to be gained from served his country. He was tbe ad thutty- t pleasaut; position permanent. No the owner of two dollars and first justice of the peace in Gruudy systematic newspaper reading. investment or experience required. eeven cents in cash besides my veg county. — Myrtle Point Enterprise. It is entirely within educational etable garden.” Spare time valuable. Write at once “ Well, I shan't take out my pay requirements that the common- The Herald meets a man occasion for particulars and enclose self-ad in turnips this year,” said the neigh school pupil should bo familiar who never has a good word to say dressed envelope. Superintendent, bor testily. “ You owe me $6 on with the story of “ Maud Muller";, Front Street, that calf. I'll call her mine, and for his town, and still he remains in 132 Lake St. Chicago, III. with tbe wholesome industry of tbe that'll wipe off the debt.” tbe snine place and lives. It is gen Village Blacksmith"; with the fate Honolulu, Nov. 24.— Lieutenan “ She’s worth more’n $6, and you C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N . erally “ this is the beatcDest town of the boy who stood on tbe burn Commander Leroy M. Garratt, com know it,” said Jabe. “ But I tell «5 on earth for not having what it A l L w ork g u a r a n teed . ing deck; With the dramatic narra manding the U. 8. Steamer Alba you what I ’ll do. You pasture her a month longer, and then I’ll make should have,” or “ these people here tive which pictures to us the “ Wreck tross. was washed overboard and out a paper saying she's yours. will never amount to anything,” or of the Hesperus” ; with the convinc drowned last Wednesday when the That’ ll be fair all around.” they "may think they are doing ing, dispassionate logic of Clay; vesel was 500 smiles northwest of something wonderful, but there are the invective of Burke; with the Honolulu. Tbe Albatross stood by Heart Fluttering. others who bent them ever day." all night, using her searchlight in masterful eloquence of Webster or Undigested food and gas in the Have you met this man, nnd will an unavailing search for him. The stomach, located just below the tbe classical oratory of Demosthe some body, who has plenty of time Albatross has completed an import heart, presses against it and causes nes. But having become reasonably to figure out, tell his worth to the ant scientific expedition in Aleutian heart palpitation. When your heart familiar with these; having devel town. Every town has this same and Japanese waters. troubles you in that way take Her- oped taste for what is purely literary bine for a few days. You will soon fellow.— Yokum (Texas) Herald. ------ m «t» -------------- why not proceed along lines that be all right. 50c a bottle. Sold by C ard of Thanks. B . F E IM T O IV currently valuable? Newspa R. S. Knowlton. El Psso. Tex., Nov. 29.— A special per reading serves 'he latter pur to the Herald from Carlsbad, N. M., We desiwe to express our thanks P ro p Big closing out sale is on now at pose and serves it admirably.— says that 1000 sheep belonging to A. to the hnsiness men for tbeir kind Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in redi Lorenz's store. Evening Telegram. J. Crawford perished in a canyon ness ¡and material help, especially Oil for violins, mandolins and ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. near there during the recent snow the Mill Co, O. K. Creamery, and guitars, (wood preserver) piano pol Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty Starving in China. storm and a Mexican herder was the firm of Skeels A Son, all of ish, oil for valves and slides of brass Leave Coquille at 6 a. m., arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. in. Fare $5.50 Shanghai, Nov 27.— An interna whom aided us in making our 'din instruments, clarietes, etc. The W. frozen to death. R. Haines Music Co. tional committee, comported of tbe An Alamagordo special nays the ner success. Respectfully. Consuls, merchants, missionaries and Sample piano, standard make L. B. Tozier loss of goats from tbe severe weather parlor grand, quarter oak; none Chinese, has decided to appeal to Eva Barrow in Otero County was severe, as the better; retails at $425.00. Must Europe and America to assist in re Mrs. Wetmore animals had just been sheared. The be sold, will take $195.00 spot cash. lieving the distressed inhabitants Mrs. Ferris. Second hand pianos cheaper and on Prathers lost 2200 head out of 2500. if tne Province of LiaDg-Su, where easy terms. Pohl, Myrtle Point, Grip Quickly Knocked Out. Oregon. the floods have completely destroyed W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, “ Some weeks ago during the se the crops in an area of over 40,000, oils and varnishes at J. A . Lamb A New Goods! New Goods! We vere winter weather both my wife are receiving fresh, up-to-date lines square miles, resulting in 10,000, Co’s. and myself contracted severe colds of gents’ and ladies’ shoes, dry- 000 people being at the point of Land A Lyons are prepared to which speedily developed into the good, domestics and men’s furnish Give worst kind of a la grippe with all starvation. Thousands of these fill any sized order you have. J - G - F is h ing goods. We pay caeh for our us'a call. its miserable symptoms,” says Mr. goods and sell the same way. MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit ooxes people are migrating South toward O. Wilson A Co. have received J. S. Egleston of Maple Landing, Give us a call and oxamine our Yang Chow, Chinkiang and Suchow, Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc. Iowa. "Knees and joints aching, goods and price«. We think we can Turning Work a Specialty. All Orders given selling their chi.dren, cattle and some good oil clothing. Be ready muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes please you. C, M. A M. Co prompt Attention. tools and leaving the country in the for the rainy season. and nose running, with alternate bands of tbe lawless elements. The Walk-Over shoe is it. Tbe spells of chills and fever. We be The most precious gift it the eye sight. C. M. A M. C o’s store has just re gin using Chamberlain’s Cough Do not trifle with it. F ob S als . One hundred and ceived a large assortment of them Remedy, aiding the same w ith a dose o f Chamlierlain’e Stomach and sixty acres of coal land, containing F o b 8 alb . — About 1J acres of also 1,000,000 feet of red ceder and land near the Academy, good bouse, Liver Tablets, and by its liberal Also use soon completely knocked out the same amount of fir. Inquire of barn and out buildings. foung orchard. Address J. A. the grip.” These Tablets promote a Nelaon Jones, Coquille, Or. healthy action of the bowels, liver jacobson, North Bend, Oregon. and kidneys which is always bene Duprey's Celery Headache Pow. Dr. Prentis, the dentist of Marsh ficial when the system is congested lers, give iostaot relief. Price 25 It costs you nothing to see cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille field, passed through town Friday en by a cold or attack of the grip. For LOGGING WORK CARRIAGE WORK sale by R. S. Knowlton. City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. M. G.Pohl, Registered Optician route to Bandon on a professional Office in “ Dement’« Best flour is the kind visit Ho will make Coquille a call The right goods at the right W . H . S c h r o d e r 's Jew elry Store, first For Bargains in Buggies and Carriages come and examino our line ws Drane sells. of the same kind about the 17th. price at W. T. Kerr’s. week o f each m onth. have the best that money can buy at tb« lowest prices. Livery Best of Turnouts Feed and Sale Stable Hay, Grain Feed. g COQUILLE V A LLEY PACKING CO. J o s h ’s M arshfield, Oregon. rotary P ublic. In tbe S ch ool. Y eah P IO N E E R M E A T M A R K E T J. J. STANLEY A ttobn ky N e w sp a p e r SI. 50 P er Oregon. CUPLLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO Str. D I S P A T C H Tem White, Master Leaven I Arrive. Banden....... 7 A-«. I Coqnille.. . .10 A-if. Comiille....... 1 r-M. | Bandon . . . . 4 p - u . Connect* at Coquille with train for Marshfield and steamer Echo for Myrtle Point. Str. F A V O R I T E J. C. Moornsw. Master, ayes I Arrives t*v)nille....... 7 A M. I Bandon. .10:4* a - m . Bamlon......... 1 P-M. | Coquille . 4:4S P-M. Str. EC H O H. Jams. Master. Leaves I Arrive# MvrtlePoint. ..7 a - m . | oqui’.laC’yft 30 a - m . Coquille City. ..1 P-M. | My liée P’t..4 00 r-M. Daily except Sunday. I f ^ T h A safe and reliable ■crew £ 0 ^ The New and S p e e d y , ^ ( 0 S tr. E liz a b e t h C. F. Jeneen, M aster. W il! m ake regular trip« between Coquille River and San Fra n cisco . I f o S to p -o v e r at W a y Porta. E lectric L ights. E v ery th in g in First Cla ~ I ~ Sty' le. The Mercy Hospital AT NOHTfl BEND Is now open for tbe recep tion of patient«. Tbe terms are (10 per week and upward«. For particulars apply to Sisters of Mercy NORTH BE N D . OREOON f I P la c e , W.H. SCHROEDER Watchmaker and Jeweler. I ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE Goquille furniture and BOX FACTORY S. H. McADÄMS Blacksmithing Horseshoeing