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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1907)
Heroik V ol . 2U No. 49. Entered n» »ecoiid-clas» matter May 8, 1905, at the postoffice at Csqaille, Oregon, under act of Uongrezs of March 3,1870. COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1907. R ailroad Regulations. S old iers and P ion eers M e e t from the beginning of the settle ment of the county, as far as thsy could learn, but were unable to se cura all, and the date of their arri val here and also of their deaths, a work which will be continued, and all who have such dates will confer a favor by Bending them to D. F, Dean, at Coquille, who will continue the work till completed. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned until even ing when all were entertained by specially prepared musical program by the Bandon Band. Viole L. Rosa, Sec. Cortelyou A Funic Buster _ t 1 _ _ 14 th, 1906 , for the sEj^ of COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO Geo. Conger, Under New M anagem ent. Reasonable railroad regulation is NeW York, Aug 23.—Secretary The O. A. R. encampment which the imperative demaod of the hour. Cortelyou announces that, beginiog took place at Bandon this year in The subject is occupying the best next week, he will piece each week connection with the Pioneers’ DR. RICHMOND minds of the Nation. Upon its sat in New York, Boston and such other Reunion occupied the 28th and 29th isfactory solution depends the per PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. cities as he sees fit, deposits of gov of August, was not as largely at manent prosperity of not only ernment funds in sufficient quanti Olliee at Slocum’ s Drug Store. tended as was desired, but a goodly Oregon but every other state in the ties to prevent any stringency or C o u u im . k , O hegon . number of the ‘‘Old Boya in Blue” Union. It would seem as if we Phone Main ,123. possible panic duriog the moving were present, and a nice program were drifting either towards gov period. was rendered. As usual Col. 1 1 ernment ownership or an enlarge Cortelyou plans to prevents pan* Blumeurother with bis^lrum, and ment of the powers of the interstate ic rather than come to the relief of R. W. Lundy with his fife were in F. Kirshman, A. commerce commission in the mutter the market when the market ia ac evidence and on time with the of living nn 1 determining equitable D e n t is t . tually in trouble. The period of proper calls nt all times. The Ban rates of transportation. government relief will extend at don brass band was paesent on Offiue two doors South of Port oftice. Under the provisions of the Do least five weeks. several occcasions and liscoursed minion Railway Act of Canada the . - . O regon. For these deposits the law allows Coqilillö lovely music to the delight of The New Pure Food and Drug Low. ialway commission hns absolute all present. On Thursday even We are pleased to announce that Cortelyou to use all customs funds, jurisdiction over the imposition of ing, in connection with a very Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, snd if these ere insufficient he will all railroad rates. No rate can be interesting program of speeches colds and lung troubles is not af augment them from the treasury W. A. HENRY promulgated or become effective fected by the National Pure Food belanoe. and music by the band, and vocal and Drug law, as it contains no TEACHER OF MUSIC without first receiving the sanction The secretary hopes to prevent music, an Indian wardance was opiates or other harmful drugs, and approval of the commission. R e s id e n c e in Hied sue House enacted by a half dozen members of and we recommend it as a safe re speculators from taking advantage In the United States when a rail I’ hone 271 Coquille, Oregon the hand which was very realistic medy for children and adulta. E. of the situation by not announcing road company desires to change a in advance the amounts to be de and highly appreciated by the large J. Slocum, tariff it is compelled by law to posited. He believes the plan will crowd in attendance at that time. simply file the proposed taiiff for d o much to prevent a gold move Telegraph Circuit Through Following is a report of the W. E. THRESHER 30 days prior to the date of its be ment to Europe. H orses' B odies. pioneers’ meeting furnished by the coming effective. If the rate is one ATTORN E Y -AT-LAW secretary: which seriously jeopardizes the Startling as some of the recent One of the worst features of kid VV e d d eriu ’ rn - - - - - O rkuon Friday, August 30th, witnessed developments in the field o f com. ney trouble is that it is an insidu- rights of the shippers who are un fortunate enough to be located the gathering of the 15th annual munication by means of eleotricity ous disease and before the victim along the line of the road, the rem reunion of the Pioneer and Histori have been, none is more unique and realizes bis danger he may have a PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO., edy for the aggrieved parties is to cal Society of Coos and Curry coun unexpected than that recently per fatal nial&d. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble ns PRANK BURKHOLDER, MGR. file a complaint before the inter ties at Bandon, Oregon, this being fected by First Lieutenant A. C. it corrects irregularities and pre state commerce commission and ask the second time of their meeting Knowles, of the United States Army, vents Bright’s disease and diabetes. Farms, Timber and Coal Lands. J Residence and Business Property. for a hearing, which often takes with the southwest Oregon Veterans’ in which he uses the bodies of liv E . J. Slocum. months to secure. In the meantime Association. The meeting was held ing cavalry horses as a part of his E. C. Barker & Co. have just re Mining Stock. the rate goes into effect and irre in a grove tastefully prepared and telegraph circuit. By his system ceived the finest lot of imported, COQUILI.E, - OREGON chinaware ever parable damage may be inflicted. decorated by the Orand Army of it is possible for a cavalry officer at Hand painted The present procedure is simply the Republic for their annual en- headquarters to communicate with a brought to Coquille. There are equivalent to lynching an alleged compment. The meeting was called scouting party on a gallop, recall some swell creations of art, both in culprit and calmly trying him judi to order by R. H. Rosa, Rresident ing them or changing the orders as the shapes of the articles as well E. D, SPERRY as the painting. It will pay you to cially afterwards. In the “ Yellow of the Association who compliment expedient.— Portland Telegram. Attorney ami Connoellor nt L rw . see them, Pine” case, involving an increase of ed the heroisin that enabled them Office in Robinson Building two cents per 100 pounds, it was 15 to undergo the hardships and over Healthy kidneys filter the impu- F ob S ole . One three and one- months after the complaint was filed come the obstacles necessarrily en rulies from the blood, and unless half inch Studebaker wagon two I T countered in making homes in an they do this good health is impossi years old $50.00. Apply at thia office. before a decision was rendered. ble. Foley's Kidney Cure makes Geo. A. Robin gon has a nice as Let Congress pass an amendment unsettled and undeveloped country. IN. C. CHASE, sound kidneys and will positively to the present interstate commerce He claimed that it is right and prop cure all forms of kidney and blad sortment of the Hamilton BrowD ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Co’s “ American Gentlemen’’ and commission act requiring all rail er that we assemble once each year der disease. It strengthens the “ American Lady” shoe. Otlioe in Robinson Building, Upstairs and honor the presence and memory whole system. E. J. Slocum. roads to not only file their proposed New fall dress goods, flannels, freight tariffs with the commission, of the men and women who first 1 New York, S ept 5.—Seoretrry of flannelettes; also underware at J. but in addition must secure the settled Coos and Curry counties, W. Leneve’s. consent of the commission before for it was they who blazed the trail Stale Elihu Root is a member of the C. R. BARROW, famous "training squad” at Wrest the rates can become effective. In for others to follow. Attorney and Counsellor at Law NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION llev. E. Keeler was then intro ler Muldoon’s farm near White addition to filing any proposed Department of the Interior, First-class References change in their freight rates, the duced and entertained the audience Plains. He haa been there several Land Office at Roseburg, Ore., August Fifteen Years’ Experience railroad companies should he com with an eloquent address, referring days. Until tonight he succeeded 13th, 1907. C o q u il l e C i t y , O re Notice ia hereby given that pelled by law to advise the shippers frequently to the heroisim, hospital in keeping his presence a secret. STEPHEN A . CULBERTSON, It was reported in White Plains tributary to {heir lines, say 00 or 90 ity and courage of the early pioneer. of Coquille, Oregon, has filed notice of that when Mr. Root reached Mul days in advance, that an application Next M. G. Pohl made all happy his intention to make final Commutation J . J. STANLEY would he made to the interstate by relating annecdotes of his own doon’s he was on the verge of a proof in support of his claim, viz: commerce commission asking for a experience in the frontier country. breakdown from overwork. He Homestead Entry No. 13925, made Feb. LAW YER was nervous and distraught. He is nw hearing on the question of a change The attendance of this Pioneers’ N E tf, NKJ* of N E tf Section 21, Town; still suffering from nervousness, but Martin Building, - F r o n t street of rate. meeting was not as that seven years 28 South, Range 13 West, and that said C o qu illb , O beoon If after a hearing and no valid ago at this place, although all parts it is believed that under the treat proof will be made before L . A. Lilje- objection was urged, the rate would of the county wero represented. ment of the former champion wrest qvist, U. 8. Commissioner, and his office become effective. If the commission We had with us Dr. G. D. Elgin, ler of the United States he will at Marshfield, G re., on Wednesday, October Wth, 1907. A. J . Sherwood, recovery. decided adversely to the application of Sixes river; Mrs. Haines; of Eok- make rapid ---------- -----» eB»e------------- - He names the following witneseesa to A ttorn by - at -L a w, of the railroad, its right of appeal lev; Daniel Giles, of Myrtle Point; prove his continuous , residence upon, Clearance Sale. N otary P ublic , to the courts would still remain. Mrs. Emily Schroeder, of Norway; and cultivation of, the land, vis: Lafe In order to make room for fall Cornwell, E. L . W ebb, Geo. W . Corn- Coquille, : : Oregon On the other hand, if the ship John Kronenberg, Sr. of Coquille; pers felt aggrieved at the granting Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Wirth, of Marsh and winter goods, I will close out at well and O. C, Gregory, all of Coquille, of the railroad’s application to ad field; Mrs. Zumwalt, of Curry coun coat the following goods, consisting Oregon. B e n ja m in L. E d s t , Register. Walter Sinclair, vance rates, the right of appeal to ty and many others. Many familiar of percale, calico, gingham, lawns, A tiornky - at -L aw , tne courts would be safeguarded, faces, however, were not to be Been, swiss, etc., all my Haviland and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION hut the rate in coDtroversey would and all expressed regret at their ab English china, glaaaware and var Department of the Interior, N otary P u b l ic , Land Office, This sals be stay in effect until the courts had sence, and we sincerely trust that ious other articles. C oqu ille, : : Oregon. Roseburg, Ore, August 13, 1907 gins at once and all goods are new. finally passed upon the appeal. they may be able to meet with us Notice Is hereby given that It is a reasonable presumption to next year. It was then annouced I intend to make a complete change MRS. ANNIE MOON, assume that where a rate has been (hat all who had been in the county in my line of goods. Hall & Hall, (widow of Chaa. L. Moon) of Coquille, Soliciting vour patronage, I am Oregon, has filed notice of her intention in effect for several years it be 25 yearB or over were elligible to be A ttorneys - vt -L aw , to make fo a l five year proof in rupport fairly regarded as a remunerative at your service. come menbers, and the following alei in R eal E state of all kinds. of her claim, viz: Homestead Entry M bs . M. N obler . rate to a railroad. persons enrolled their names: T'. J. Marshfield, Oregon. No. 11648 made May C6tli, 1902, for the A shipper can accommodate him Perkins, irrived in the state in 1852; I 8)4 S E )i Sec. 28, E>4 NE>i Section 33, Du prey’s Celsry Headache Pow- i Township 26 South, Range 11 West, and self to practically any rate, if the Eliza Perkins, 1852; R. W. Bullard, j tlers, givs instant relief. Price 25 that said proof wiN be made before L. 1867; Malinda Bullard, native born, I rate be a permanent one. centa. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille A . Sehlbrede, A. Liljeqvist, -U. 8. Commissioner, at 1872; S. E Aasen, 1873; Wm. Gallier, City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. The need of some legislation his office at Marshfield, Oregon, on Attorney-at-Law, 1873, after which we were dismissed i along this line is brought forcibly Thursday, Oct. 10th, 1907. and all invited to the G. A. R. Hall y Public. Phone 761. to mind by the notification of the W ed! W ed!! W ed !!! She names the following w itnesses to railroad companies that they will where a dinner bad been prepared W. T. Kerr wants your wool. prove her continnous residence upon, M a r s h p ie l d , O r e g o n . increase the Eastern rate on lumber by the W. R. C. and Pioneers of Will take all vou have from 1 to and cultivation of, the land, viz: Sher man Flinn, of Coquille, Oregon; Oscar 10 cents per 100 pounds which is Bandon, for their guests. At 3 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be Moon and Willis Neely, of Fairvlew, o'clock we again assembled in the equivalent to about $3.00 per 1000 Oregon, snd A. L. Neely, of Riverton, fore you contract. E. G. D. Holden, grove and listened to speaking by feet. Oregon. ..........------------------------ Jonathan Quick and others. L awtbr . B e n ja m in L. E ddy , Register. For a fine 80-acre place, 7 miles This proposed increase in freight JuniCl OF THF P eac « The minutes of the 14th anual from ¡town and 3 miles from the rates, becoming effective November NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. 8. Commissioner, General Insurance reunion were read and adopted as the river. Nice home with fine or first, will restrict the market for Agent, and Notary Publio. Offio« read. It was moved and carried j chard with big variety of fruits, Department of the Interior. Land Office Oregon lumber to a very marked at Roseburg, Oregon, Jnly 6, 1907. in Robinson Building. that the next annual meeting be. call on R. J. Dean, Coquille, Or. Notice is hereby given that Clarence extent, thereby reducing the enor Coquille regon. held in Coquille City in connection Waters, of McHsaley, Oregon, has filed mous volume of money which has notice of his Intention to make final five- with the G. A. R. reunion. Of interert lo Man. been placed in circulation through year proof in support of his claim, viz: The anual election of officers re this one mighty industry alone. The Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure Homestead entry No. 11437 made April sulted as follows: J. Fred Schroe value of the Oregon lumber output any c see of kinney or bladder troub 8, 1902, for the N * SE)*, SWJ* NE>* der, President, John Kronenberg, le that is not beyond tho reach of and lot 2, Section 6, Township 28 8., last year was about $30,000,000. Sr. Vice President, D. F. Dean, medicine. No medioine can do Range II W ., snd that said proof will be Estimating Oregon to have a popu Str. D I S P A T C H made before L. A. Liljeqvist, U. 8. Com Secrtary; Frank Rom, Treasurer; more. E- J. Slocum. lation of say 500,000 people, this missioner, at his office at Marshfield, Orvil Dodge, Historian. would mean $00 per capita for Tom White, Master Oregon, on Saturday, September 7,1907, Umber Claim« The committee consisting of I-eare, I Arrive every man, woman and child in the He names the following witnesses to B andon ....... 7 A-M. | Coquille .10 A-M. Orvil Dodge, D. F. Dean and Dr. prove his continuous residence upon, state. The imposition of the pro Oauuille....... 1 P-*. I Bandun . . . . 4 r-M. 1 am in the market for tbs pur and cultivation of. said land, vis: Caanecta at Coquille with train for Mambtield posed freight rate is a blow to C. W. Tower to procure the names and »trainer E-*ho for Myrtle Point. | o f those who had passed to the chase of good fir, or cedar claims, William H. Myers, of Lee, Oregon, every individual in Oregon. " " great beyond daring the past three for spot c a s h , in favorable locations. Arthur Brows, Str. F A V O R I T E E e b b Mast, ....................... I years, seot in all they could find of Let me hear from yoo at once, at J. U Mnotnaw. M»»ter, Henry Hervey, ....................... Drees goods, ladies' end ch-ldren s I that late date, also a list oovering Port Huron, Michigan. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. wove bos and underware just in at I Arrive, Banden. .10:43 A'«. all pionssrs who have passed sway Register. A n n G. M acizt C "quilla, 4|4S r-H. Geo. A. Robinson's, c. SI.50 P er Y e a r Livery Best of Turnouts Feed and Sale S t r ic t l y F ir s t -C l a s s . Stable h a y , Gra? Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall. Feed, j Successor to J. T. Little * * * * * * Jo sh ’s Place, T. H. MEHL,’ Proprietor. Card rooms < 5 Billiard and or.d (!) Pool Tables "^¿8^ ^ ^ •i oft Dr ins W- Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. City News Stand. ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE B, FENTON Prop Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in red: ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business. Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty Leave Coquille at G a. m., arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.1(1 North Coquille Store MRS, M. C. BOYRIE, Proprietress. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Nuts, Candies, To bacco and Cigars. ^, s> 4oi i Mfirth I C — r c 1 N U r lll I A . js^nrv Street Rridorc. C C l u l l u 6 W. L. Me ADAM 8 S. H. McADAMS MCADAMS BROS. 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