Coquille
Entered ns second-class matter May
8, 1905, at the postoffice at Cequille,
Oregon, tinder act of Congress o f March
3 , 1879.
DR. RICHMOND
PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
O ffice at Slocum’s Drug Store.
C o q u im . ii , O re go n .
Phono
Main 193.
A. F. Kirshman,
O Hoe two doors South of Post ofiice.
Coquille
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Oregon.
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. THRESHER
A rrO R N E Y -A T -I.A W
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O bkgon
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E. D, SPERRY
Att.oruey «»id Co-moellor at Law.
Offl«** iu Rubio iou Duilding
W. C. CHASE,
AT l’OBNEY-AT-LAW
O.Hoc ia RubiusoQ Huildiog, Upstairs
T
C. R. BARR0ÌA/
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
First class Hoferenoes
Fifteen Years* Experience
C o q u il l e C i t y , O kk |
J. J. STANLEY
law yer
Martin Building
•
Frunt Street
COQUILLB, OllOOH
A. J. Sherwood,
A t t o r n e y - a t -L a w ,
N otary P ublic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A TroasBT-AT-Law ,
N o t a bt P u b l io ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
A t tobnf . ys - at -L a w ,
Denial in K kal E statb o f all kinds.
Marshfield, Oregon.
C. A. Sehlbrede,
A ttorney-at-Law ,
otary Public.
M
a k s iif ik i . d ,
Phone 761.
O regon .
E. G. D. Hilde 1
L aw yer ,
J ustice o r thk P eace
U. 8. Commissioner, General Insnrance|
Agent, and Notary Public. Office
in Robinson Building.
Coquille
C ounty C ourt P roceedin gs.
Schedule of expenses for tbe cur-
rert mouth or June, 1908, being
expenses after May, 1908, term of
County Court.
Officer«’ salaries, indigents, tele
phone, scalp bounties etc $978 92
Court Proceedings, July, Term,
lu Re Justice's Courts.
State vs F. T. Houston.
C L Pmnock, J. P. fees.... $ 3 10
State vs Geo Winkler.
D bntist .
regon.
Nels P. Nelson.
Prosper, Oregon.
A g e n t fo r
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
The best, cheapest and most con-
yenient power on the market,
Manufacturers o f
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe
(521 Thurman Street
P o r t l a n d , O regon .
E. C. HOLLOWAY, PROP.
5 Co
1 00
1 70
,,i ,'l i t ,
Edison or Victor
Phonographs,
AT BANDON.
5 60
J A D a vis................................. 8 20 Alex Campbell............................
Bandon
vs.
North
Bend...... July 19
J O Stemmier............................ 49 80 A1 Nichols..................................... 6 00
IV G Lawborn......................... 6 60 David Tatdol............................... 7 60 Bmdon vs. Marshfield.......Aug. 2
E t McAdams........................... 9 t*0 W L Kistner................................. 2 00 Bandon vs. North Bend. . . . Aug. 16
W J Rust................ ' .............. 24 60 Otto Muetzel................................. 3 00 Bandon vs. Coquille ........ Sept. 6
E J McAdams....................... 3 00 Albert Smith................................ 3 00
O v r Thirty Fiv Years.
O F Rohrer............................ 3 ('0 Susan Woolsey............................. 3 00
In
i 872 there was a great deal
Isaac Harvey............................. 3 00 John Melville................................. 5 60
of diarrhoea, dysenti rv and cholera
Eugene O’C onn ell................ 3 00 Wm Norton................................... 4 00 infantum
It was at this time that
T G Barker.............................. 35 60 J D Stewart.................................. 8 20 Chamberlain’ s Colic. Cholera and
W S Jess........................................ 36 40 A B Brown..................................... 2 00 Diarrh lea Remedy iv is first brought
Itp ro.ed more success
J H Aker............................... 36 20 Mrs A H Brown.......................... 4 00 into use
U F Snow............................... 2 00 Neva Brown.................................. 12 80 ful than any other remedy or treat
ment, and has for thirty-five years
H L Varney............................. 49 00 Leonard Bnell............................... 2 00 maintained that record.
From a
E J McAdams......................... 6 00 Jud Mills.................................... 6 40 small beginning its sale and use
William Johnson..................... 3 00 W DoaDe.................................... 25 20 has extended to every part of the
J A Collier............................... 48 00 W A Barnett................................. 3 80 United States and to many foreign
Successor to WILSON JEWELRY CO.
countries. Nine druggists out of
Fred P oor............................... 30 00 John R oot.................................... 3 2,)
ten will recommend it when their
N Rasmussen........................... 17 20 R W Harrington........................ 5 80 opinion is asked, although they
J W Otto................................... 47 00 Garnt Harry................................ 4 00 have other medicines that pay them
M H Hersey........................... 45 00 J B Sweet.................................... 4 00 a greater profit. It can always be
S L Curry............................... 48 00 Levi Smith.................................... 4 00 depended upon, eveu in the most
severe and dangerous cases,
For
J A Davenport....................... 12 00 Wm Meeker................................ 14 00
sale by K- S. Knowlton.
A O H ite................................. 48 00 Nonda Anderson........................ 4 00
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O F Rohrer............................. 3 00 Pete Grilliams............................ 5 60
F o r Sale
J F Cheney............................. 3 00 John Leneve................................ 2 00
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
3 80 Ranch o f 160 acres grass land.
W S Jets.................................. 12 00 J W Barnett..............................
J H Aker.................................. 12 00 Raekleff Lawhorn........................ 5 60 100 acres fenced and sown to tame Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by ( all-
E W Ferris............................. 30 00 L A Roberts................................ 2 00 grass, some good meadow. Plenty
in Phone 116.
In Re wittnesses before District Russ J obnson.............................. 2 00 of good running water, some fruit,
Jessie Clinton............................ 11 40 la ir house, other out buildings on
Attorney.
gui,d rua l. Three miles from store
Wright Doane............................... 2 00 Hariv Hart............................ 1140
and post *ffice, at landing on the Co- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Bert
Mael...............................
7
00
Charles Odes ........................ 10 00
Roy RoB8el’ • ” ............................ 7 00 quille Rivi-r.
Fred Supple........................... 2 00
Lester Summerlin........................ 3 80 Price ?10 00 per acre. Time will
Jessie K in g............................. 2 00
7 00 be allowed on part payment if desir w/
'
\i/
MuitLavenick........................
2 00 I S Bush........................................
ed, or a g"od iron team of young
John
Peterson............................
7
00
Sedric Berry........................... 2 00
hnrsi s of not, less than 1250 lb’s
T. H. M E H L , Proprietor.
Wm K in g.................................... 22 40 each will be taken at a reasonable
Wm K in g............................... 2 00
Lester Rhodes....................... 2 00 Ben M cClure.... ..................... 18 00 price.
For further information enquire
Billiard
Card rooms
E Mingus............................... 9 60 Frank Burns................................ 15 60
D avid P S trang , J r .
H
Sengstaeken............................
5
00
T A W alker............................. 8 00
Coquille, Oregon,
and
and
Geo Steward........................... 5 80 CharlesCrick.......................... 17 60
Harry Grcenleaf........................ 20 20
A Reve’ation
J M Upton............................... 2 00
Mrs E McAdams..................... 8 00 H Johnson.................................... 25 00 Ii is a revelation to people, the
Etta McAdams......................
8 00 Dave Talbot................................ 8 00 severe cases of lung ■ rouble that
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
Elmer Wuick......................... 13 60 Andrew Hatcher.................. 22 00 have been cured by Foley’s Honey
Harvey Duuham.................. 6 00 and Tar.
It not only stops the
M W Avery............................. 10 80
News Stand.
2 00 cough but heals and strengthens ^
Andrew H oben....................... 24 80 Wm Neatbery...........................
7 1\
the lungs. L. M Ritggles, Reasnor, ?k
Walter
C
olin................................
12
00
Otto Stevens .......................... 2 00
Iowa, writes:
"The doctors said * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
C B K elly.......................
27 00 JohD Mclntotdi...................... 27 60 I had consumption, and I got no
Wm Turpen........................... 27 00 Frank Knight...................... 27 60 better until I took Foley’s Honey
John Heltems...................... 24 20 and Tar.
It stopped the hemor S.H. McADAMS
W. L. McADA MS
August Engblom................... 27 00
rhages and pain in my lungs and
J
Floyd
Boyle......................
28
20
John W Gardner...................
6 20
A D Hallett.......................... 24 20 they are now as sound as a bul
Harry Greeuleaf....................... 2
00
let.’ ’ For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
E
Wm Wigaut............................... 3
80 R Berry............................... 28 20
War Against Consumption
W L Condron........................ 29 60 Bernard Gaflfey...................... 18 00
Tom Wayne............................. 28 00 Joseph Stiennon..................... 23 80
All nattcus are endeavoring to
Harry Emery.......................... 30 20 Joe Jones................................. 13 40 check the ravages of consumption,
Jesse K in g ............................... 28 20 Wesley Gilman....................... 14 80 the “ white plague” that claims so
many victims each year.
Folev’s
Lee Heat.................................. 26 20 James Ferry, Jr....................... 7 60
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS’-SUPPUES
Honey and .Tar cures coughs and
Wm
Gilbert.............................
11
20
William Shell.......................... 26 20
coids perfectly and you are in no
WAG0NIWR0K
ANDIO'UTFITS
Mark Lavenick........................ 28 20 H 8 Hussey........................... 5 60 danger of consumption. Do not
Coquille______-______-______«______"_____Oregon
Mrs.
Benham...........................
13
00
risk your health by taking some un
Fred S u p p le .......................... 28 20
A F Johnson........................... 30 30 Cora Gilkey............................. 10 40 known preparation when Foley’s
G o o d . S h a v e
a n d .
H a i r
O n t
Honey and Tar is. safe and certain
A D Hallett............................... 2 00 A 0 Newman........................... 0 20 in results.
GO
TO
For sale by R. S.
W H ayd on ..............................
5 60
Kelly Hanna........................... 30 20
Knowlton.
Horace Berry ......................... 4 60
David Kardell........................... 7 60
Stephen Billings.................... 21 60
FOR SALE.
J W Flanagan........................... 5 60
B E Hampton......................... 27 80
A
good
dairy ranch, five miles
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
Henry Miller............................ 20 80
Walter Hoflfmsu...................... 30 40 Jim Boone............................... 2 00 below Bandon. A fine chance for
Frazer Hoffman..................... 30 40 Lilley F. O'Kelley ............... 7 60 anyone wishing to go into the dairy First Class Bath Room In Connection.
Hot and Cold Water
W E Covey............................... 6 20 W E Tatom............................. 32 40 business 30 or 40 acres of good
Geo Hall.................................. 35 40 beaver dam land; 160 acres in
E M Hoffman.......................... 32 40
Robert Kruegar....................... 29 60 all A fine stream of water running
T A Walker.............................. 10 00
A B ST R A C T S
A B ST R A C T S
A B S T RA CT S
James Johnson ....................... 33 60 through the place, plenty of fish, | A B S T R A C T S
Charles M asters....................
560
Jennie Stewart....................... 23 00 being near Boak lake, plenty of fruit J
Frank Newkirk......................... 2 00
Frank Newkirk....................... 26 20 and berries, ulso near tbe ocean and
Lee Goodman.............................. 2 00
Walter Condron..................... 9 60 Sunset City addition to Bandon,
E Mingus................................... 7 60
good roads school handy, com
Thos Ryan............................... 8 20 mands fine news of the Ocean, «e ll
Witnesses State vs Kelley.
Daisy J Wasson............ ..
7 60 John Wieck....................... .. •• 8 80 broken from winds, shell fishing
J A Bester.................................
2 40 handy. Old age cause of wishing to
Will S n edd on .............................. 7 60
For particulars see Ed Taylr,
Charles M cC rag.......................... 2 40 sell.
Sam J Center................................ 8 40
Marshfield and Cogullle, Oregon.
Joe Jones....................................... 2 00 on the place.
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Thomas W e ir .............................. 10 00
Geo W Jacobs............................... 2 40
We have completed a thorough, up-to-date
The Remedy that Does.
Will G reeo.................................... 10 00
Wm Evanhoff.......................... 26 40
John S im p s o n .................... 1160
“ Dr. King’s New Discovery is the
A W Kelley......7...................... 2 00
W J Yates . . . . ......................... 8 40
remedy that does the healing others
I John B ogan................................... 2 10 promise but fail to perform,” says
We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short
Ed G allagher.............................. 5 40
J W Carter.................................... 33 60 Mrs. E. R. Pierson, o f Auburn
Lewis Dew eese............................ 8 40
notice, snd orders will receive careful and prompt attention.
J A O’Kelley................................. 5 60 Centre, Pa.” It is curing me of
John S neddon.......... .............. 8 60
John Durand................................. 5 60 throat and lung trouble of long y>
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
T< m Mangus................................ 8 40
i R Sumerlin .............................. 14 20 standing, that other treatments re-
Coquille
"
Coquille Post Office.
John Mirrasoul............................ 8 40
leived only temporarily. New Dis
MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143.
Paul Girrsrd................................ 8 40 A P Lacy....................................... 12 20 covery is doing me so much good
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
Will Deweese........................... 8 40 J A O K elly................................... 5 60 that I feel confident its continued
Jack W ick s................................... 2 00 use tor a reasonable length of time
Phone
at
our
expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
Absolem Ingersol..................... 8 40
J C Christensen........................... 8 20 will "-store me to perfect health.”
TITLE
GUARANTEE
k ABSTRACT CO.,
E Mingus........ ........................ 7 60
Cb<H Ransacker........................... 7 60 This mowed cough and cold rem
J. 5 . ^Barton, A b stra cto r.
H e n ry T S e n g sta c k e n / M a n a g e r.
Alfred N ich cls....................... 7 60
edy cud throat and lung healer is 7)
)4\ anh iff.....................
12 20 sold at R. S. Knowlton’s drugstore.
Frank A lcia ti........................ 8 40
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A B S T .i \C
ABSTRACTS
ABSTRA CTS
A BST PA C T S
*«*• »rvl #•.«**, Trj»l bo»»»«: fr«*
.I,. $50 20 C h a rle s M n e d . l » w . . . . , i ,, , t 7 00
t)nl*n«ad neat weak«
State vs Cbments.
C L Pennock, J P fees ......... 4 95
J W Curler, Const fees.......... 9 70
Mrs Wm Clements, witness... 1 70
Melvina Foster, witness......... 1 70
G W Carlton, witness ............ 1 70
State vs Thos Hagerty.
C L Penuock, J P fees.......... 10 70
J W Carter, Const fees.......... 6 25
M A Sweetman, juror............
1 00
H Sneddon, ju ror................. 1 00
T Howard, ju ror..................... 1 00
I’hos Blaine, juror...............
1 00
Ilillis Short, juror................... 1 00
L) A Curry, juror................... 1 00
Chas Brooks,witness............... 4 70
J P Menegat, witness............ 4 70
Nels Olsen, witness................. 4 70
Otto Muetzel, witness............. 4 70
State vs Fred Muetzel.
C L Pennock, J P fees..........
8 90
A F Johnson, Con^t fees....... 2 00
Albert Smith, witness............. 4 70
August Smith, witness........... 4 70
Jackson Daly, witness.......... . 4 70
Andrew, Olsen witness.........
4 70
H W Wilkins, witness..........
4 70
State vs Geo Harvey.
E D G Holden, J P fees....... 8 75
Etta McAdams, witness......... 1 90
Ed McAdams, witness..........
1 70
Lee Goodman, Const fees......
2 50
State vs Wm Kinnicut.
I E Rose, J P feeB................... 4 00
J O Stemmier, Const fees...... (i 30
John Bellieu, witness............. 2 00
State vs John Smith.
E O D Holden, J P fees......
2 95
J E Perrott, Coast fees.........
1 20
State vs W R Foote
E G D Holden, J P fees ..... 2 20
Lewis Medley, witness........... 3 10
In Re Coroner’s Courts.
Inquest upou body Swanie Swan-
BOD.
J M Thomas, juror................. $1 00
B R Mynatt, juror. ............... 1 00
R O Brainard, juror............... 1 00
1 00
Thomas B James, juror..........
Eb Strang, juror — ............... 1 00
Robt Graham, ju ror............... 1 00
John Matson, witness............. 1 50
John L Johnson, witness. . . .
1 50
E Mingus, coroner................. 10 15
Inquest upon Con Zopesick.
Chas Bradburv, juror........... 1 00
Ed Colgan, juror..................... 1 00
1 00
Harry Noble, juror................
R C CordeB, juror................... 1 00
W C PenDOck, juror............... 1 00
Guy Lattin, juror................... 1 00
John Sloak, witness.............
1 70
Robt Scott, witness............... 1 70
John Sanstonn, witness......... 1 70
Robt Kruger, Wilmas........... 1 70
Max Kruger, witness............. 1 70
E Mingus, Coroner fees...... 13 85
Inquest upon body of Frank Me-
Kellar.
M W ilder, juror..................... $1 00
W C Pennock, ju n .r..............
1 00
S A Conroe, juror................... 1 00
J A Smith, juror..................... 1 00
Fred Messerle, ju ror............. 1 00
D A Curry, juror................... 1 00
L D N o a h , witness................. 1 70
J L Reynolds, witness........... 1 70
W H Walstrom, witness .....
1 70
U G Keenan, witness........... 1 70
C L Lindgren, witness........... 1 70
J B Rust, witness ........ ......... 1 70
E E Straw, exam physician... 5 00
E Mingus, Coroner fees......... 23 55
Inquest upon body of James R
Osborn.
Bandon Furniture Co, coffin
and burial ........................... $15 00
N Brown, digging grave. . . .
2 50
Bandon Livery Stable, haul-
ing body to grave .............
2 5G
Inquest upon John M Dolsn
E E Straw, autopsy balance.. $15 00
F C Birch, analysis balance
on Geo Nicholls ............. 10 00
Geo E Dix, Autopsv.............. 15 00
In re expense in Circuit Court,
Apnl Term, 1908, jurors bills.
Bread, Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin-
gersiap'. etc.
Special attention
giyen orders for banquets, dinner,
picnics, etc.
First HtW »,
Coquille. Oregon B F S o i'tb i,ii
F IR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K
Cut Glass Hand
Painted China,
Silverware,
Watches and
Clocks call onu
W e Guarantee
E. C. BARKER & CO.
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W . H. M ANSELL, Prop-
I Josh’s Place, 1
McADAMS BROS.
EXPERT BLACKSMITHS
and Horse Shoers
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R. E. N O SLER
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
A b stra c t
Plant.
ABSTRACTS
City Bakery,
4 20
1 00
BASE BALL SCHEDULE.
SMundy................................... 29 20 1 JohnjBarnett........................... 8 40
i SHERWOOD P m .
R. E. SHINE, Vite Prêt
l. H. HA2RAD, Cashie
J D Johnson............................. 51 60 James Cuniflf..........................
8 40
Following is the schedule of the
G W Norris............................. 51 60 B B Barton........................... 8 40
Coos
County Langue for the bal
H H Hastings......................... 48 80 Evor Rudberg...................... 8 40
ance of the season:
op COQU IiiLiB , O R H G O p .
J H Radabaugh....................... 49 80 Flora Johnson....................... 8 40
AT
COQOIU.K
W T Warner ........................ 50 60 Pat lleDneseev....................... 8 40
T r a n sa c ts a General B anking B u sin ess
Coquille vs. Marsfield....... July 19
Witnesses before giaod jury.
H V Ho]verstott................... 49 80
D McNair ............................... 49 80 J C W atson........................... 2 20 Coquille vs. North Bend. . . . Aug. 2
Board of Directors.
Correspondents.
J A Yates ............................... 49 00 C M Skeels........................... 2 00 Coqnille vs. Marshfield . . . . Aug. 16
R. O. Dement,
A . J. Sherwood,
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
Coquille
vs
Bandon..........
Aug.
30
M T Clinton ........................... 37 20 Dr Wetmore........................... 3 80
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Wool worth N’l Bank, San Francisco
AT MARSHFIELD.
D A Patterson......................... 7 20 John R oot..............................
3 20
Isaiah Hacker,
R. E. Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Oi
Alvin Smith............................. 52 40 Wm Barnett........................... 3 80 Marshfield vs. Bandon....... July 96
C L Bonebrake....................... 51 60 H S B u s h n e ll........................
5 60 Marshfield vs. Coquille...... Aug. 9
J W Catching........................... 50 00 Carl Busbnell......................
5 60 Marshfield vs. Bandon....... Aug. 23
G N Bolt..................... i............ 5 60 Andrew Hoben....................... 12 20 Murshfield vs. North Bend. .Sept. 6
REMEMBER WHEN IN NEED
AT NORTH BEND
W A Gilmore................................ 15 60 William Keller....................... 3 20
OF
John Bear.................................... 5 60 Joseph Lett............................. ® 80 North Bend vs. C oquille.. .July 26
North
Bend
vs.
Bandon..
.
.Aug.
9
Lee Mast........................................ 50 80 Ivar R ose................................. 8 60
Henry Stimmel............................. 51 60 Wm Endicott................................. 7 80 North Bend vs. Coquille. .Aug. 23
R P Carman ....................
52 00 Ray Watkins................................ 10 60 North Bend vs. Marshfield Aug. 30
ABSTRA CTS
The Strongest snd Neatest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
prospectors and mill men.
C L Pennoclr, J P fees..........
J \V Carter, Const fees..........
State vs Matliews.
C L Pennock, J P fees..........
J W Carter, Const fees.........
Dr Thayer, witness......... .....
Y ear
A BSTRACTS
1(111 D
Incorporated.
.50 P er
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1908.
V ol . 25: No. 43.