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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1908.
Entered a* aocoml-claaa matter May Seta New York Tribune Right
I , 1905, at the poatoffiee at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
Portland, Oregon, Dec. 23.— Tbe
1,1879.
DR. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office at 8 locum’ e Drug Store.
CoQL'ILl.K, OBaOON.
Pbona Main 135.
A. F. Kirshman,
D kntibt .
Office two door» South of Po»t office.
Coquille
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ATT JRNEY-AT-LAVV
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E. D, SPERRY
attorney and Conooellor at haw.
Officr in Kobinaon Ilaildinu
W. C. CHASE.
ATTOUNKV-AT-LAW
Offioe ln|llobineon Building, UpaUirs
c. R. BARR
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Attorney and Oonnaellor at haw
Pirat claw Beferenoea
F ifteen Tear«’ Experience
C oquillb C ity , O rb
J. J. STANLEY
law yer
Front Street
Marti n Building,
Criuinne. Oaao >8
A. J. Sherwood,
A T T o a n a y -iT -h iW ,
N o-riir P o » i . io ,
Coquille,
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Walter Sinclair,
A t roaa iT -A T -'L sw ,
N o T ia r P a i n o ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Hal/. & Hall,
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Ittaan E s t a t i of all kinds,
irahfleld, Oregon._________
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C. A . Sehlbrede,
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Attorney-at-Law ,
Metary Public.
Phone 761.
M a m h m b l d , O rboon .
E. Q. D. Holden
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JUSTIOB O î THR P b ACB
U. S. Oom«BiMÌoa«f, General Inaoranoe
Asant, and Notary Publie. Offlo*
In Kobinaon Building.
Coquille
regon.
C3QJILIE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO
Str. D I S P A T C H
Tom W hite, Master
,re»
! Arrive»
¡Mtdon......... 7 »-M 1 Coqnille
.10 a m .
no tu lle ........ 1 r-M. I Bandon . . . . 4 r-M
meet» »t Coqnille with train tor Marxhfiel.l
and »teamer Krllo for M yrtle Point.
Sir. F A V O R I T E
J. O. Moomaw. M»»ter,
I Arrive»
(’«anilla....... 7 A-M.
5 2 2 * : '. . ! . 1 r -.
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Bandon. .10:45 a - m .
Coquille. 4:45 r-M.
Str. E C H O
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J. il» y»$lir
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Arrive
HyrtlaPoint. ..7 A-R. I oqnill.C’ y 9 SO a - m .
Coqnffls City. . .1 r-M . I Myit.« P t. .4 00 r-M.
Datif au ept Sunday.
Nels P Nelson.
Prosper, Oregon.
A gen t for
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
T h o beat, cheapest »nd most eon-
y e n io n tjp o w e r on tb e m arket,
Wilkinson. Baumgardnor.
70
Years
W ithout
Physician.
Need
of
SI. 50 P er Y e a r
NOTE A N D CO M M EN T.
One dry Sunday was enough for
At high noon on Tuesday, tbe
Chicago, December 24.— Bobert New York. Made it feel unnatur
Right Reverend Charles Scadding. 24th u lt, Marion L. Wilkinson and
Bishop of Oregon, is doing marvel Nora M. Baumgardner were united G. Lucas, 71 years old, resigned ally respectable.
Woodrow Wilson says only ten
ous work through tbe east in pre in the holy bonds o f matrimony. bis position in tbe office of tbe
senting tbe resources of tbe Beaver The very pretty ceremony took American Express company, ending per cent of the American people
state.
Reports of his illustrated place in Riverton, at the home of a 45-year term of service for the think. But a lot of them think
lectures came from various sections the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. company, in which time he has they think,
For 70
and the newspapers everywhere H.W. Baumgardner, Rev. J. Thomas never missed a day’s pay.
Presidential booms are pretty thick
years
Mr.
Lucas
had
no
need
of an
have given Oregon an immense of tbe Baptist church of this city,
around the country, just now; a
amount of complimentary promi the officiating clergyman.
Miss attending physician. Less than a year hence, everything will be over
nence as n result of tbe Bishop's Nellie Moore acle 1 an bride's maid year ago he felt a decline in health but tbe inauguration.
Hi a throat
work. His best efforts is a letter and Mr. Earl Elliott acted as best and began treament.
Speaking of an elastic currency,
just printed in the New York Trib man. The parlor was profusely and baa become affected by smokiug. one way to make it elastic is to
une and reads as follows;
tastefully decorated with white and Overwork also is credited for his cease employing gambling bankers
“ Sir: Having just seen a copy of green predominating, a white ravel general falling off in health.
with an elastic conscience.
Mr. Lucas began work for the
your issue of Sunday, December ing basket hanging in the center.
Some of these times, the fresh
8tb, containing an article on 'A The bride was very attractive in American express company as an
man’s class in tbe U. 8. Senate is
Bishop With No Fixed Abode,’ I white liberty satin with veil, the express messenger. He gives the
going to outnumber the seniors and
desire to correct a false impression head prettily adorned with orange following advice to those who would
then it will pass some rules of its
which some paragraphs may con. blossoms.
The groom wore the emulate bis example:
own.
vey.
“ Good health is as great requi
conventional black.
After the con
Of course, if the duty on wood
“ You present a very spectacular clusion of the ceremony n sumptu- site of a good worker as good brains
pulp is removed, immediately, the
piclure of Mr. Paddock, the new ous wedding dinner was served, and
“ I have observed that the men
Republian editors will be willing to
Bishop of Eastern Oregon, but it is ( seated around tbe festive board who get highest were those who
leave further tariff adjustment un
imaginary and based on ignorauce were:
Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. were not complainers and who didn’t
til after election.
of the conditions of which the new Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. watch the clock too closely.
Another one of JeffersoD Davis’
Bishop is to become a part,
“ Young man, don’t Bmoke to ex
It is Baumgardner, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
neither populated by foreign immi Richardson, Mrs. I. L. Baumgard cess. If I had dropped smoking captors lias just passed away in
grants, who form the 'tenement ner. M. and Mrs. Felix Hull, Rev. when I could, my bank account Minnesota. It is evident that prac
tically an entire army corpse, was
problem’ of our gieat cities, nor by and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Henry Ellis, would be $5000 larger today.
in at Mr. Davis’ round-up,
cow boys who carry bowie knives Miss Jewell Baumgardner, Alias
“ Pass up the drinks!
I ’ve seen
Mr. Taft had a nice long visit
in their teeth and six-shooters in Nellie Moore, Mr. Earl Elliott, Mas booze put more men out of jobs
with Czar Nicholas and for ODce
their hip pockets. It is rapidly set ter Clarence Baumgardner.
The tban hard times.
tling with sturdy, stalwart Ameri bride and groom were tbe recipi
“ A man should have eight ‘ hours Russia’s ruler had a chance to tell
can citizens who have the courage ents of many presents which were sleep out of every 24.
That does his troubles to some one who has a
to leave the East and Middle West both beautiful and useful. Tbe re not mean four one night and 12 the babit of exuding sympathy and good
cheer,
and come to a state which has tbe maining afternoon hours were a sea next.
greatest undeveloped resources in son of royal good time enjoyed by
“ Bad company is responsible for
“ Consult your wife and follow
the Union.
every one, after which the guests her adyice. If she tells you to wrap tbe fix I am in,” remarked a Calif,
“ The rollickiug, drinking Shoot- departed to their several homes, up your throat with a red flannel highwayman after bis capture. It
seems the police out there, are just
on-sight cowboy exists only in Bow and the happy young couple taking rag soaked in kerosene, do it.”
as bad company as elsewhere in
ery melodrama. His place has been the evening boat for this city where
Mrs.
the country.
An bisiduous Danger
taken very largely by the college they will make their home.
graduate, who now works a ranch Wilkinson is well known heve and
One of the worst features of kid
A traveling salesman says that
Mr. Wilkinson has made many ney troubles is that it is an insidu- orders for shoes from Kansas City
on scientific principles.
ous disease and before the victim are for longer sizes tban from any
“ The new Bishop will not be re friends since he came here last
realizes liis danger he may have a
spring.
Their
many
acquaintan-
quired to dress like a cowboy, but
fatal malady. Take Foley’s K id city. Kansas City always did want
will need bis evening clothes and j ces and friends, including the H er - ney Cure at the first sign of trouble her money’s worth whether buying
most immaculate linen in his ward a l d staff extend sincerest congrat as it corrects irregularities and pre shoes or conventions.
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robe. for he will find the men as ulations and the best of good wishes. vents Bright’s disease and diabetes.
E. J. Slocum.
How
to
Avoid
Appendicitis
well dressed and the women as well
W ill Pensionali Employes.
growned as most of the men and
Most victims of appendicitis are
Today there are forty-five vessels
women with whom he is accustomed | p ortland> w I ^ D e c . 2 4 ,-T h e in Portland’s harbor, loading with those who are habitually consti
pated. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
to associate. The Bishop w,11 find ’
j Trunk R#.,
lway has devised tbe products of the Pacific North cures chronic constipation by stim
a far lower average of vice and
a system of pension that will go into west, to mpply the needs of every ulating the liver and bowels and
und crime in his new diocese than
restores the natural action of the
| effect January 1, which is believed port of civilization.
in New York. Oregon stands t'urd
bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
to be tbe most comprehensive in ex
Portland is particularly proud of does not nauseate or gripe and is
among the states for the small num
istence. A fund of $200.000 will the fact that she was first among mild and pleasant to take. Refuse
ber of illiterate persons in the
^r0 * be set aside and $75,000 per year the one hundred leading cities of substitutes. E. J. Slocum.
portions to the population, while
additional if necessary, Employees the United States to pay every de
New York ranks forty thiid.
“ Dement’s Best flonr is the kind
will not be required to contribute mand made upon ber in coin, and
“ Twenty’ thousand homeseekers to tbe fund. There will be a clause
Drane sells.
from tbe first moment since the “ lid
came into Oregon during the past compelling compulsory retirement
Men’s hats from $2.00 to $2.50
was lifted” Monday, Dec. ICtb, tbe
few months, for tbe most part a fine at the age 65 years while any em
at Robinson’s, this week 95 cents.
amount of gold in each of tbo banks
class of young peopl9 attracted by ployee who has eerved the company
That hnnd painted cbina at E. C.
has constantly increased and now
the equable aod salubrious climate, fifteen years or more will be enti
Barker A Co’s is the finest ever
it is pouriDg in at the rate of $100,- brought to town. Don’ t miss see
tbe fertile soil and tbe fact that tled to a pension on a graduated
000 a day.
ing them.
the profit this year on Oregon ap scale. The minimum pension will
1907
lings
down
tha
curtain
dur
W ill pay highest price for Red
ples was $003 an acre, on cherries be $200 per year while there is no
$500 an acre and on prunes $200 maximum. There is a provision for ing a rapidly disappearing uneasi Cedar Logs and Shingle Bolts
ness. with tbe people in a hesitating Call or address J. E. Young & Cc.
an acre, and by many similar facts | emyl03 ee8 diBal»led in Service, also
mood regarding immediate invest Bandon, Oregon.
“The problem for tbe bishops and ! for men dismissed with cause under
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow-
ments, but at the same time it has
clergy of Oregou today is not that 65 years, but who have not served
been the most wonderful year the ilers, give instant relief. Price 25
which is supposed to belong to a over fifteen years.
cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille
Pacific Northwest ever enjoyed. In
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
‘ wild and woolly west, but tbe prob- i
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no other twelve months was there
Inn of trying to make the Christian
Resolutions of Respect.
F ob S ale . Lightning Hay Press.
so much money brought into the
17x22. In first class shape. Terms to
religion and good citizenship keep
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country from the wheat crop; fruit
suit purchasers. Apply to.
peace with the remarkable commer-1 To tbe officers and members of
scored its biggest success; lumber
Roy Stevens
cial developments. I believe O re -lJl,9tu9 TemP)e’ No' 35’ Pythian added many more millions of dollars
Myrtle Point,
gon is today tbe strategic field for Sis,er9: Your coromiUee ° n c° n<1°- than ever before; tbe same is true
Ihe Church and that now is tde lence and resolution, of respect on
A Higher Health Level.
of tbe products of the dairy, while
psychological moment to advance.” ' ,he den,h of our e9teeme'1 brother, tbe grower of poultry has noting
“ I have reached a higher he.il'.b
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T. J. Little, herewith beg to submit
to complain of. We are rich and level since I began using Dr. King’s
the following report:
Rank Foolishness.
New Life Pills,” writes Jacob
prosperous,
in spite of tbe fact that
Whereas, It has pleased the su
Springer, of West Franklin, Maine.
“ When attacked by a cough or a
there appears to be a stringency, ‘ •They keep my stomach, liver and
cold, or when your throat is sore, preme ruler of the ¡universe to re
it is rank foolishness to take any move from our midst our beloved more a mutter of mind than reality. bowels working just right.” If
Let us quit hi moaning imaginary these pills disappoint y >u on trial
other medicine than Dr. King’s brother T. J. Little,
New Discovery,” says C. O. Eld-
troubles,
inspite confidence and get money »ill be refunded at R. S
Revolved, That tlio members of
Knowltoo’s drug store 2r*c .
ridge. of Empire, O h .
“ I have
ready
to
eclipse
in 1908 our past
used New Discovery seven years Justus Temple, No. 35. Pythian
year’s
record,
wonderful
«3
it
has
and I kn nv it is the best remedy Si»t rs, do hereby tender to the
on earth for coughs and colds, widow ami fumily o f our late broth- j been.
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croup, and all throat and lung er our sincere sympathy in their re- i
Up-to-date HorseBhoers.
F o r Sale
troubles.
My children are sub
ceut and sad berevement; li • it fur
ject to croup, but New Discovery
quickly cures every attack.” Known ther
Stock Ranch of 280 acres, excel Horseshoeing will be $1.50
Rt solved, That these rea ilntions I
the world over as the King of thaoat
lent range, nl-o - 11)000 8111 out side
and lung remedies. Sold under be spread upon the minutes of our j
a Horse for new shoes
guarantee at B. S. Knowlton’s drug Lodge, a copy be sent to tbe be- j range. The place line the follow irg
until December 15th
improvments: Good house of five ,
store 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle
reaved widow and a copy to each
free.
rooms, porch 8ft in width on iwo MUST BE STRICTLY
CASH.
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tbe Coqnille H erald and Coqnille
pump on kitchen
sides bouse,
Youths, and men’s suits and over V" lle-v Cenlinel for publication,
Barn East Eml of First Htreit. Coquilh-
porch, good living water.
Annie J. Robinson
coats at all prices and all kinds at
40 ft by 60 ft fully equipped with '
W. T. Kerr’s.
Annie Lawrence
stalls, mangers,stansions, etc. Large
The Newest Thing in Town
Inez R. Chase
S pecial S ale ; 10 to 25 per cent off
wood shed, wagon shed, chicken
on all goods except Victor and Edi
Is tbe Gents’ FnrninhingH
bsuse, etc,, all in good repair. Good
son grapbophones and records un
How to Avoid Pneumonia
Establishment of
small bearing orchard, assorted fruit,
til Dec. 1st. at E. C. Barker A Co , 1
You can avoid pneumonia and considerable timber for logs and
Successor to V. R. Wilson.
other serious results from a cold
gome hay land chared, considerable
Have just received the finest lo by taking Foley’s Honey and Tar.
He has on display a
fencimg.
Place well
watered.
It
stops
the
cough
aod
expels
tbe
ot imported, Qind painted china
ware ever brought to Coquille cold from the system ns it is mildly Price, $7.50 per acre, terms, En
fine
line of goods,
There are some swell creations of nxative. Refuse sny but the genu quire of D. P. S t r a s o , J b , owner.
Parkersburg
Oregon.
up-to-date in all re
E. J
art, both in tbe shapes of tbe sr- ine in the yellow package.
ticles as well sa tbe painting. It Slocum.
spects.
He inuites
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\Y' P Fuller’» prepari“ ! paints
will pay you to i»*- them, st E C.
all
friends
in to ex
Barker A Co. Successor to V. R.
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts oils »nil »arniche» st J. A Lamb A
amine
goods
and
get Prices
Wilson.
from $1 to $15 at J. W. LeoeveV
Co’s.
McAdams Bros.
D. L.
PIBRKINS.
Get Your Photos TaKen for
Holiday Presents
AT THE
N E W PHOTO T E N T
Located next door to Post Office.
We can furnish you the best Portraits and groups in all
sizes and the latest styles at very reasonable rates.
Don’t delay, but do it now. Who knows—this may be
the last opportunity you may have for a family group.
Open Every Day.
Geo. Conger,
Under New M anagem ent.
Livery
Feed
Best of Turnouts
Sale
and
Prop.
S t r ic t l y
F ir s t - C l a s s .
Stable
Hay, Ora ilk Feed.
O pp osite I. O. O. F . Hall.
Successor to J. T. Little
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0 PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES
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P r lo o t
Ï . S O per pair. “
In tro d u co
Wo will Soil
Y o u m S a m p l . e
t o n O n ly
NAILS. TACKS
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_ * WONT LET
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(C A S H W IT H O R D E R 9 4 . S S )
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TUS. PINS. NAILS. TA C K S
or
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i f and •* D,*• also rim strip "H*
¿L A S S . 11
Serious punctures, like intentional knife cuts, can
be vulcanized like any other tire.
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Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual U 10 . Ovor N W m .k J L io r T ^ A S T I u . 5
Ssvsntv.fi»» Thousand pairs sold t u t jsar.
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OFtORimoH t M »d . In til sties. It it lively tnd easy riding, very durable end lined inrtde
with • ipeo.1 quality of rubber, which never become« porou* and which clows up small punctures
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