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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
Seven Bears in a Bnncl».
E n t e r e d as second-class matter May
8, 1905, st tbe postoffice at Cequille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March ^ M r . D. W. Small, who came in
8,1879.
yesterday from summit, tella the
Bowlsby Acquitted
A If aw Enterprise
Astoria, Or., Oct. 13.— The Cir­
cuit Court jury in tha case against
J. H. Bowlsby, of North Bend, Or,,
eharged with tbe murder of C. C.
Jennings on board the steamer Al­
liance, while that vessel was lying
at her wharf in this city on June 14,
returned a verdict last evening of
“ not guilty on aocount of insanity.”
There was practically no dispute
regarding tbe evidence in the case.
Bowlsby admitted shooting Jen­
nings, and the testimony showed
that Jennings bad been intimate
with Bowlsby'a wife. The defense
was temporary inaanity and aelfde-
fenae, testimony being introduced
to show that worry over relations
between Jennings and Mrs. Bowlsby
had caused the defendant to become
mentally unbalanced, and also that
Jenneingnhad threatened to kill tbe
defendant.
The “ unwritten law" was also re­
ferred to iQ tbe arguments of the at­
torneys, but the court in his charge
instructed the jury that there is no
such thing as the unwritten law,
and it must be given no considera­
tion in arriving at a verdict. The
jury was out only 30 minutes before
reaching an agreement.— Roaeburg
Review.
Perry Munaon, late of Michigan,
and his brother-in law, J. E. Parrott,
o f this city, ars gettin,; along n ice-
ly with tbe manufacturing of cement
brick, having turned out eeveral
thousand of a first-class article,
and they are daily expecting their
cement-block machine and will eoon
be ready to famish these in quan­
tities to suit the ouatomer.
This
material ia given up to be the beat
o f buildiDg material, it now enter­
ing largely into tbe coDstrnction o f
the large buildings of tha cities*
even the sky-scrapers. These gen­
tlemen made tbe concrete basement
for the new home of R. H- Mast on
Spurgeon Hill, which shows they
well understand tbe business. This
ia no experiment with Mr. Munaon,
he having followed concrete con­
struction before coming west. They
are now at work at the foundation
for the new bank building, using
thb crushed rock from the Schroedor
place as a filler, aDd are getting
along nicely. Mr. Munaon ia an ex
pert at constructing water-proof
vaults for graves and will be pre­
pared to do jobs of this kind when
called upon.
done to Her Rest
Under New Management.
ear
Geo. Conger, i'it
At this time it becomes our pain­
prize bear story of the season and»!
ful duty to record the sad and
anyone has a better one the Times
sudden taking off of Mrs. R. E.
DR. RICHMOND
would like to hear about it, togeth-
Buck of Bandon, a former resident
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
with the circumstances. Mr. Small
of thie city, which occured at an
S t r ic t l y
Office at Slocum’s Drug Store.
had a grnding outfit at Summit, and
early hour Saturday morning. For
F
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r st -C l a s s .
OoqutLLB, O bkgon .
among bia employes was W. B .
several years this lady had been in
Phone M Bin .VJ*
Hamilton, a man of truth and vera­
declining health caused from
city. On Monday, Mr. Hamilton
weakening of the heart, and while
was going through the woods about
her condition was known to be
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall.
A. F. Kirshman,
300 yards from the scene of grad­
serious, the end came aa a shock to
Successor to J. T. Little
ing, when thy came upon a flock of
her large number of friends and
D e n t is t .
bard of bears, as tbe reader chooses,
acquaintances throughout the en­
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^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 7K yK yis yK 7l\ yK 7K 7K t K
aud thought he bad found an escap­
tire county.
Office tw o d oors South o f Post offioe.
7k
ed menagerie. There were seven
She leaves a husband, an adopted *
Coquille
.
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.
Oregon.
*
bears in sight at one time, and Mr
daughter, Mrs. Jamse Walstrom, of *
*
Hamilton did not know how many
Bandon, a sister, Mrs. Fanny E. *
more there were, as the bears were
Dyer, and two brothers, Messrs *
T. H. MEHL, Proprietor.
to the windward and scented him
Grant, one of California and the *
W. E. THRESHER
*
before he could take in the whole
other of Iowa, to mourn her loss.
*
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situation. There was one old bear,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Lucy E. Grant was born in Lee *
Card rooms -j)
Billiard
four yearliogs and four cubs.
ne
county, Iowa, February 13. 1847, *
O regon
WlDDERBllRN
*
of the cubs. In ruuniug away, fell
and passed away at the age of 60 *
and
and
*
across a fallen tree and was struck
years, eight months and six days.
*
fo ra time. Mr. Hamilton might
She was married to R. E. Buck ^ Poo! Tables *
Soft Drinks (p
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.. have
captured him, but ho was not
on November 28, 1867, and they *
FRANK BURKHOLDER, MGR.
*
quite certaiu how he would have
came to Coos county in 1873 and *
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
^
Farms, Timber and Coal Lands.
fared in such a hunch had he at­
have lived here ever since until *
called to cross the dark river.
Residence and Business Property. tempted to gobble the little fellow
C ity News Stand.
and taken him away. Tbe bears
Having liyed in this city for
Mining Stock.
something like 30 years, her ac­
COQUILLE,
-
OREGON were in a huckleberry patch when
Mr. Hamilton come across them,
quaintance is large and her friends
The Piano Fund.
but thev soon made themeeves
legion.
She had always lived tha
scarce. Ooos Bay Timea. _
“ I will pardon no man convicted
The ladies of the circle of the life of a good, moral citizen up to
of a statutory crime,” declared Gov. W. O. W. will give an entertain­ about 12 years ago when she unit­
E. D. SPERRY
The Womans' Study Club.
ernor Henry A. Buchlel, of Colora­ ment or Hallowe’en party on ed with the Christian church, since
A ttorn ey a n d C on n oellor aft Law.
do, sounding the death knell to the evening of October 31. A fine which time she has enjoyed the
Office in R ob in son B u ild in g
There was a good attendance at
hopes of one third of tbe enmates of program has been arranged, in­ fullest blessings of a sincere and
the meeting of the club held on
the state penitentiary.
cluding instrumental and vocal devoted Christian life.
She was
Saturday last, and although the
“ The murderer, the thief, the for. selections. A grab-bag will be pre­ also a charter member of Maime
work in the main was along lines
ger can all look for better things sided over by the genial Dud John­ Rebekah Degree lodge, I. O. O. F.,
W. C. CHASE.
Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. Good Riga in m li
prescribed for travel Day. there
from me than the man who betrays son. All are requested to bring and has been a leading factor in
ness for special trips. In faot, a general Stage and Livery businer*.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
wsa one novel feature introduced in
the honor of a girl. No matter baskets with something good to that noble order in its good work.
Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty
the form of a large, outline map of
Offioe in R ob in son B u ild in g , U pstairs
what pressure ia brought to bear, I eat, which will be raffled off to the * She was laid to rest in the Odd
Leave Coquille at 6 a. m„ arriving at Roaeburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50
Austria, the country considered,
will not be a party to liberating tbe highest bidder. A wizard has been Fellows cemetery in this city on
I
upon which various menbers in town
human monsters wnose prey have secured from San Francisco at a Sunday in the presence of a large
located rivers, cities etc.
been little girls.” The Governor great expense to tell your past, number of sorrowing friends. Elder
C. R. BARROW.
•OAM 8
W
H. McADAMS
The business features of the after­
will make this a strict rule during present and future. Prices will be Ford conducted a short service
A ttorney and C ounsellor at Law
noon consisted of the acceptance of
administration, cherishing the good according to the knowledge impart­ which he termed the benediction,
First olaes R eferen ces
registration of Mrs. Candlin from
old fashioned idea about the virture ed. Admission, 10 cents. All are staling that she had been preach­
her office of Secretary of the club,
F ifteen Y ea rs' E xperience
of a woman.
cordially invited. Committee, Mea- ing her own funeral sermon these
C oquillk C it y , O rk J and the election of Miss Anna Dud-
dames Pauline Aussiker, Lillian J many years by the upright life she
ley to fill the vacancy thus made;
Every year every local paper Boyd, Anna Robinson, Kittie Le- lived, and the members of the lodge
also the admission of Mrs. Nye to
gives from 5,000 to 50,000 free lines nevo and Ora X. Maury.
conducted the services with their
fall membership.
J. J. STANLEY
for the benefit of the community in
beautiful ritualistic ceremonies.
The slub will meet with Mrs.
E. C. Barker A Co. have just re­
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
which it ia located. At fair adver­
law yer
Hawkins on Saturday next, when
ceived the finest lot o f imported,
A Grand Trophy
tising rater— 10 cents a line—this
WAGONIZWROK
AND OUTFITS
Thomas Moore’s works will be pre­
band painted
chinaware ever
Front Street
means $500 to $1,000. No other
Martin Building,
Not
a
little
excetiment
waa
caus­
lo q u ille
»
O re go n
sented by current events. ^
brought to Coquille.. There are
C o q u il l s , O saooN
agency can or will do this. The
anme swell creations of art, both in ed on Front street of thie place last
editor, in proportion to bia means,
Card oi Thank»
the shapes of tha articles aa well Thursday afternoon when Otto
does more for hia home town than
as the painting. It will pay you to Eppa, E. C. and Glenn Barker and
the undersigned, take this
A. J. Sherwood,
any other man. He ought to be
W. C. Rose got in from the head
sec, them,
means o f expressing my sincere and
A t t o b n i y a t - L a w .
supported, not because you happen
waters of Middle creek with the
h e a r t felt thanks for certain dona­
J. C. Watson, the fancy chicken hide and horns of what we have
to like him or admire hiB writing,
N otary P u b l ic ,
MRS, M. C. BOYRIE, Proprietress.
tions which have been made to Lear
raiser,
baa a large lot of fine cooker- reason to believe waa tbe finest
but
because
a
local
paper
is
the
Coquille,
: ^ O r e g o n
the expenses of an operation whmh
best investment a community can els for sale— Black Minorcaa,White specimen of elk that waa killed in
it has become necessary to be per­
make. It may not be crowded with Rocks and White and Brown L eg­ Cooa county daring the open season
Fancy and Staple
formed before there can be any
great thoughts, but financially it ia horns. He also furnisher pairs and just dosed. They had removed the
Walter Sinclair,
hopes of my recovery, the names and
of more benefit than both preacher trios properly mated.
ATrOBHRY-AT-LlW,
Groceries.
bide with the view to having it
amounts being as follows:
an 1 teacher. Today editors do more
For a fine 80-acre place, 7 miles mounted, and it was certainly a
N otary P u b l ic ,
Coos Bay Lumber A Coal Co. 197 00
or less pay than any men on earth. from town and 3 miles from the beautiful aDimal. The horns meas­
Coquille,
:
•• 0reg°P’
Klondyke Camp
06 ^ Patronize your home paper, not as
the river. Nice home with fine or­ ured between four and five feet in
Nuts, Candies, To­
Sturtevant A Craine
•
a charity but aa an investment” — chard with big variety of fruits, length and spread, and would have
Miners
9-°° Tom Richardson, Secretary of the call at this office.
weighed about forty pounds,and one
bacco and Cigars.
Hall & Hall,
“ W ANTED.
“ Oregon
Grape contained eight points and one nine.
Total
312.00 Portland Commercial Club.
A ttobnkts - at - L a w ,
Root will pay Seta per lb for same This was truly a manarch of tbe for­
Also for the great help and assis­
1er in R i a l E s t a t i of all kinds.
G o or oe T. M o u l t o n .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drane, of
ests of Cooa. Mr. Epps waa the
tance rendered by the people of the
Marshfield, Oregon.
this
city,
went
to
Parkersburg
Sat­
Land
A
Lyons,
phone 251. Don’t one who brought the animal down
Coquille valley generally.
urday to see Mr. and Mrs. T. W. forget I be leading grocery.
J fff D. W ilson .
with hia 30-30, and waa very proud
W. Drane.
SS I
! ■
■ to write for our b ig F K h E B I C Y C L E catalogue
of
hia success. The carcase was
Wool! Wool!! Wool!!!
U l a l l
■ show in g the m o t com plete line o f high ci. le
E. A. Howey haying finished the
0. A. Sehlbrede,
Ladies! Call and ace tbe new
■
m m B IC Y C L E S , T I K E S nnd S U N D R IE S at ¿»K ICK S
cared for as beat they conld, and
H
B E L O W any other m anufacturer o r dealer in the w orld.
W. T. Kerr wants your wool.
plsseriDg of the new home of R. line of belts and lace collage at
Attorney-at-Law,
and they sold the hide and horns to
Will take all you have from 1 to
H. Mast on Spurgeon Hill, went to Kerr’s.
M
DO NOT b
BUT
» . H A BICYCLE at any jf>rtce\
Dave Perkins for $250 who sent
•r on i any kind o f term s, until you have received ou r com plete Free C a tn -
N o t a r y Public.
Phone 761.
tbe bay Saturday to aesiat Mr. Kiser
logo—
low-grade
___ _sa Illustrating and describing every k in d o f high-grade and
a
Locomotive No. 1 which was re_ 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be- them lo tbe bay to be mouuted by
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bicycles,
old patterns
and
latest m * odels,
learn o f f ou
ou r r rem
rem arkable
arkable L 1 O W
to plaster the new summer home of cently in tbe most aerioua wreck fore Y00 contract.
F R IC K S and w onderful new offers m ade possible b y selling from factory
M a r s h f ie l d , O r k o o n .
Mr. Rogers.
direct to rider with no m id dlem en’s profits.
L . J. Simpson which is being erect­ which has ever occured on this road, j
« M r J f f f P o m APPROVAL W ithout a cen» deposit. P a y th e F reight and
For Sale or Trade
allow IO D a y s F l ee T r i a l and make other liberal terms w h ich n o other
ed at tbe mouth of Big creek below has been thoroughly repaired and
No home is so pleasant, regard­
house in the world will do. You will learn everything and get much valu­
able information by aimply writing us a postal.
the entrance to Coos Bay. It is a will be on duty this week.
Choice residence property in San less of the comforts that money
W e need a RfAm m A a m n t in every town and can offer an opportunity
£. 0. D. Holden
lo make money to suitable young men who apply at once.
will buy, as when the entire family
large job and the hard wall plaster
Diego
Co., California. Will sell or
Your
money
back
if
‘White
River’
ia
in
perfect
health.
A
bottle
of
L a w t ib ,
will be used.
flour ia not satisfactory, Geo. A. trade for good Coquille property Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup coal*
J ustice or THS P b aci
V. R . W i l i o n
For quick sales, list your proper­ Robinson.
50 centa. It will cure every mem­
L C om m iesioaer, O en era l Inanranoel
S * « .8 0
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1
ty
with
tbe
Pacific
Real
Estate
Co.
ber of the family of constipation,
President
Roosevelt
baa
succeed-
\
le e n t , and N otary P u b lic. Offioe
A CARO.
sick headache or stomach trouble
Capt T. D. Holland, owner and ed in killing a large black bear
in R o b in s o n B u ild in g .
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_ ' This i* to certify that all drug. E. J. Slocum.
Master of the Oaaoline boat “ Eagle” while on
a hunt with
parties who
Coquille
regon.
F ob S xle . One fine driving mare
(e a s N w it h 0 * 0 1 » e s s s )
whieh has been running for several had invited him'to hun^ with them |
money if Foley’s Honey and Tar 7 years old, one thoroughbred Dur­ NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
years on the bay, had his boat in thecane breaks of Louisana.
R
e
so
lt o f IJ y e a n exp erience in tire
fails to cure your cough or cold. It ham cow and a fine full bluod Pol­
brought around to the Coquille
M C K S
M
W o tlM tb * th ic k r e l.b e r tiv * a
Quick makes ironing boards to \ stops tbe cough, heal« the longs
Tl/S. PINS, NAILS. TACKS Of GLASS. ■ ■ -A- *nd ponetar. .trip. “B”
river the latter part of tbe week order form 50 centa np. One door and prevents serious results from a and China male hog. 9 month« old,
Serious punctures, lik e in ten tion al k n ife c u ts , can j W s o d “ I*.’- a i .o rim .trip "i r *
Inquire of
cold.
Cures la grippe cough and entitle to registration.
and on Monday morning started re­ north of Sentinel office.
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Twe HssJ rW Tksaasnfi »sire sew la «dual W . Over
m *ks-sopT. b l a s t ic so»
Mrs. E. W. Faby, of Bollards prevents pneumonia and coneun.p- W, 8. Jess, near Johnson’s mill.
S tr. D I S P A T C H
gular runs between Bandon and Co­
<4 gain n M Iasi y*or.
• cans hiding .
. . .
.
, ,
tion
Contains no opiates.
The
Oall on Land A Lyon* for Hire’s
i rn .im .m n m m . Made la all aires. It is Urely sod easy riding,'very durable snd lined inxlda
quille, making two rouod tripe daily, came op Monday morning and took genuine ig in . yei|ow^ ackage. Re-
. ------■-■ nnaUtr of rubber, which never becomes porous snd which closes up small punctures
T o « White, Master
Root Beer; yon cen get it right nfl
.llowine the sir to eocsne. W e hove hundreds of letters from sstisfied customers etattof
starting
from
Bandon
in
tbe
morn­
the
train
for
the
bay,
going
to
North
ful,e
substitute«.
E
/
Slocuin.
witnom
* “ . been
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ilfh
Arrives
that
their siiowms
tires have only
pumped
up once „ or tWtce
twice in
in s s whole
whole season.
season. They
They w
wei
jh no
no more
more ihsa
th j
.«area
tbe
ice.
an ordinary tire, the puncture ren tin g qualities being given by severe! layers of thin, .peri*,
Coquille. .. .10 a - m . ing.
Bend to visit her parents, Mr. and
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wrensred fabric oathstrend. Thai “ Holding Bock" sensation commonly felt when riding on ssphait
I r s o ft roods le overcome by tbe petent “ Basket Weave" treed which prevents all air from betas
Of IflttTtft (• Ban,
I f your want a good cup of coffee Mrs. R. W. Simpson. Her husband
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[/. P iie B .... 4 p-n.
N O T IC E T O C O N T R A C T O R *.
oaueessd sut between the tiré and the roed thus overcoming all suction. The regular price of thea*
G r e a t* « ss net pair but for advertising purpouea we are m akings special factory price to the ruler
■.•Berta et Coquille with train far Marshfield try that Amber coffee at Land <C
r accompanied her this far.
Foley’s Kidney Cure will c
Notice ia hereby given that s -a ln l bids
h h S ^ - A ll t r i r r . s h i p ^ r - i T S y letterd. r e c c W T W . s h i p ¿ d D o n .pprurel.
and steamer E A o for M yrtle Point.
-
U B M iT ë n t until you have examined and found them strictly ss represented
Lyons’.
W . P Fuller's prepared paints, » ny caseof kinney or bladder troub- will be received for the building of one -
allow s soak diaoonnt of 5 per cent (thereby making tha price » 4 .S 8 per psitt if you scad
, u n w r v s e O R D E R end enclose this advertisement. We will also send
e nicks!
and one-half milee of road on what is
oila
and
varnishes
at
J.
A.
Lamb
A
le
»•
not
beyond
the
reach
of
Dcnald
Charleeon,
of
Bandon,
S tr. F A V O R I T E
No medicine
do known as tb e - ‘ Clem ens-Bear Creek
1 medicine.
Jf. C. Moonuw, Master«
passed through town Saturday on (Jo’s.
Road, survey N o. 884, said im prove­
E. J. Slocuin.
a ye
I Arrive«
bia way to Coo* Bay where he went
Guard J. A. Rannv
t o u i l l e .........7 a m . j
B andon.. 10:4.*> a - m .
m ent to be made according to plane and
m from the I
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Baa «ion............1 T-U . | C oqu ille. 4:45 p-M.
to meet the body of bis mother. state insane asylum, came down to
Timber Claims.
specifications on Ale with the Cfunty
Tbe old lady had been a sufferer Coo* bay last week and took with
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> Clerk, said im provem ent to be com ­
podnlA parts and repairs, and
built-up-w n.
for a number of years from nervous him Carl Free of Marshfield, and
* “ ■ ,ln tb* J?*rk#t
th#, Vnr~ pleted by M ay 1st, 1908. Rids to be re­
____ bicycle 1 line are sold by ns at halt the usual
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j everything in
S tr. E C H O
. *
| chase of good fir, or cedar claim«,
I by denier* and repnir men. Write for
fç oar big SU N D R Y catalogue.
prostration and a general breaking G. W . Thompson, o f Empire City, for lpot eaah. ia favorable locations, ceived up to 10 o ’clock a. m N ov. 7
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poetai «muy. w D O *****
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. 'I Y N IN
O G o f
■ . . •if
but sente
write es « o n
1007. T b e C o n n reserves the right to
J. E. Myere Mister,
PO
PO
T _ WATT
bicycle or i p f i r o f tin a from ••yoEm w t il
“
down, and tha end was not wholly i who had been adjudged insane by
me hear from yon at once, at reject any aad all bids.
, ,
.
_ __ _______ _ It on ly c in poetai to tenni everything. Write it N O W .
aerea
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A rrires
y r tle P o ia t.. .T *-■• | oqui'le C 'y 9 M *-M . unexpected.
The body was taken County Judge Hall and physicians,1 Port Huron, Michigan.
J A M S W ATSON,
■quille City.. .1 F-M. | Myilm P i. « no r w.
to Bandon on Monday for burial. and committed to that institution.
À n o u s G. Macear
County Oler.
Daily escept Sunday
Livery
B est o f T u r n o u t s
Feed and Sale
Stable
H a y , G rain , Feed.
Josh’s Place,
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
STAGE LINE
B. F E N T O N
Prop
McADAMS BROS.
EXPERT BLACKSMITHS
and Horse Shoers
North Coquille Store
N orth End o f H en ry Street B r id g
4 PENT
IS ALL IT WILL COST YOU
0 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES
kl
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO
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