Coquille herald., August 19, 1908, Image 1

COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1908.
V o l . 25: No. 47
Entered ss second-clsss mstter May L etters from M iss Lucia S p erry.
S, 1905, st the postoffice at Cequille,
Oregon, under sc :t of Congress of March
Continued.
*,1879.
Edinburgh, July
DR. RICHMOND
PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office st Slocum’ s Drug Store.
C oquillk , O regon .
Phone
Main 198.
To resume where I left off in my
last letter:
I
A. F. Kirshman,
D «NTI8T.
OSes two door* South of Post ofllo*.
Coquille
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How I wish that I could describe
the remarkable beauty of this coun­
try: Rural England, tho so green
and pretty, does not compare with
Scotland, I think.
Oregon.
. THRESHER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
At Cambridge we visited all tho
men’s colleges where we saw many
interesting things, among them the
original manuscript of
“ Henry
Esmond” . Wo bad a fine luncheon
in one of the college dining rooms
with the Arch-Deacon. Auntie, of
course is much interested in the
two women’s colleges, Newnhnm
and Girton, which we will visit later
on.
and fascinating place I have yet
seen. First we visited the castle,
the finest one that nas been pre­
served.
It is still in use and
tortiGed, Is built upon a high hill
and what must have been a hug"
rock; part of the rough rock being
built into the wall. It is supposed
to have keen built about 900 yeats
before Christ, and was then called
‘ Maiden’s Castle” .
An interesting
part of tho castle is that once occu­
pied by Queen Mary, and where
James VI was born, and lowered
down over tbo rock thousands of
feet in a basket.
One of the finest sights in Edin­
burgh was that of the Queens
Scottish Itegirneut, in their kilts and
full Highland costume. From the
castle we went to see St G iles
Cathedral, and from there to Holy-
rood
Palace
and
chapel— the
chapel roofless now. In the Palace
we saw the rooms which once be­
longed to Mary Quean of Scots; her
bed left just as it was in her time
but now falling to pieces with age.
One can still see the private stair­
case leading up into her rooms.
After a drive, we shall go to the
great Scottish Exhibiton.
It is
strange we should happen along
just in time for this and also the
great Franco-Britisli one.
30,000 visitors. This, at a very con­
servative estimate, should swell the
figures to something like $3,500,000.
It will be noticed that no estimate
has been given of the butter and
poultry, eggs, pork and beef.
For
these it would be safe to add an­
other $500,000.
Th:s estimate is
probably much too low, as it is only
about $27 for each farmer.
For
the root, grass, hay and grain crops
we may safely add another $ )00,000.
This makes a grand total production
of the farms and gardens of $4,500,-
000, an average of over $387 per
acre. As the above figures are con­
servative, it is thought that $400
per acre is only a fair estimate of
the returns from every acre of the
islaud under cultivation. So much
for the Agricultural and horticul­
tural returns.
The stone quarries of Guernsey
are also famous.
They produce
the hardest granite known in Great
Britain.
The revenue from this
source alone is over $3,000,000 per
year. They are shipping at the
present time every week day be­
tween three and four thousand tons
of crushed rock for macadam and
blocks for building.
The valne of farming lands is
given in the address as based on
sales of the last five years equaling
£250 or about $1200 per acre.
Land rents from $35 to $100 pcracre
or about 10 per cent on its value.
The money required and in circu­
lation through the banking houses
of the island is estimated at $100,
000,000 annually.— Country Gentle­
man.
B A SE B A L L SCH EDLE.
SHERWOOD P r o .
Following is the schedule of the
Coos County League for the bal­
ance of the season:
AT COQUILLE
Coquille vs. B aodon.......... Aug. 30
l. H. HAZRA0, Cashls
R. E. SHINE. Vise Pres
FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
op COQUIIiUH, OREGON.
T r a n s a c t» a G en eral B a n k in g B u e in e »»
AT MARSHFIELD.
Board of Directors.
Marshfield vs. Bandon....... Aug 23
A. J. Sherwood,
Marshfield vs. North Bend. .Sept. 6 K. U. Dement,
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
at north bend
Inaiati Hacker,
North Bend vs Coquille. .Aug. 23
North Rend vs. Marshfield Aug. 30
B. E. Shine.
Correspondents.
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
Crocker Wool worth N ’ l Bank, San Francisco
First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Oi
a t bandon .
Bandon vs. C o q u ille ........ Sept 6
REMEMBER WHEN IN NEED
Summer complaints and other
seiious ailments common in hot
weather can be traced to the stom­
ach nine times out of ten. Keep
the stomach in good order right
now by keeping a bottle of Kodol
handy in the house all the time, but
especially during this month Take
Kodol whenever you feel that you
need it. That is the only time you
need to take Kodol. Just when you
need it; then you will not be troubl­
ed witn sour stomach, belching,
gas on the stomach, bloating, dys­
pepsia and indigestion, ppjg by R.
8. Knowlton.
OF
Edison or Victor
Phonographs,
Cut Glass Hand
Painted China,
Silverware,
Watches and
Clocks call onu^
W Guarantee
We found Ely so quaint and
pretty, with a most wonderful
Cathedral and other interesting
points to visit, among them Crom­
E. D. SPERRY
well’s old house, It is a residence
Attorney nud Goaooellor at Law.
now, but we managed to get in.
Take a day off and get a livery
Offl«* in Robinson Railding
The Cathedral was begun in 1081
team from the Coquille Livery Co.
but not completed until 1581. It is
Stable, opposite Fish's Box Factory.
537 feet long, breadth 77 feet. Its
Phone 356. R. R. Pownder, mana­
many monuments date from the
ger.
IN. C. CHASE.
year 991. From Ely we went to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Yarmouth, so familiar to all readers
H o w is This?
of “ David Copperfield,” and there
Offlo# in Robinson Building, Upstair«
Successor to WILSON JEWELRY 00.
Stoves of all kinds, cooking uten­
we drove on the beach before going
The Island o f G uernsey.
sils, both new and second-hand,
to our hotel. I was rather disap­
Wash tubs, wash boilers, chairs,
pointed to find it a fashionable
It is safe to say that if any other
dressers, commodes, bed-stead's bed
C. R. BARROW
watering place or summer resort in­ country has as much to make a
springs,
mattresses
bcd-olothes
Attorney and Connaellor at Law
stead of the quiet town I fancied it. noise about as has the Island of
Musical instruments, Etc. Prices
Firat-elasH References
lowest yet.
It is on the German Sea, you Guernsey it would long ago have
G o ff <fc G oo d m an .
Fifteen Tears’ Experience
know, and a great spot for fishing. ] bad some one properly authorized
Coiner of Front & Hall st.
C oquille C it y , O re From Yarmouth we went to Nor­ to acquaint themselves, if not the
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wich to visit the fine Cathedral rest of the world, with the business $ 3 0 0 A M O N T H FOR
A Baon to Elderly People.
GO OD-ROAD JOB
there.
It was then only a few they are doing.
The Istand of
Most elderly people have kidney
W ILL M EET A LL BOATS AND TRAINS.
J u d ge S co tt, o f M arion C ounty,
minutes’
journey
to
Lynn
where
we
Guernsey
is
from
four
to
seven
J. J. STANLEY
bladder disorder that is both
W
ill
D
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y
o
te
Entire
Time
visited a beautiful park, then walked miles long and three to four miles
painful and dangereus. Foley’s Kid­ Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by 11 '1-
T o Campaign.
LAWYER
up a wide lane bordered with fine, wide between headlands, and con­
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
in Phone 116.
many elderly people as it stimulates
old
trees,
passes
there
an
ancient
tains
18.100
acres
above
tidewater.
Martin Building
•
Front Street
Before leaving for his Marion the urinary organs, corrects ir-
gate-way, and before us was what There is, however a great deal of
C oquille , O beoon
County home last night, Judge ,T. reggularities and tones up the
is called the “ Red Mount’’, a re­ wnato land on the island, a high,
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H . Scott accepted the offtr from whole system. Commence taking
markable, round building where the rocky const line surrounds it, which
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the ways and means committee of foley’s Kidney Remedy at once and * ■
\jy
pilgrims
rested
in
the
eleventh
is
cut
and
seamed
by
steep
ravines
be
vigorous.
E.
J.
Slocum,
A. J. Sherwood,
the good roads conference and will
century. In it is a little chapel or worthless sand extending far in­
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immediately enter the compaign of
A ttorn st IT -L iw ,
Notice
with much beautiful carving, and land. There were in 1904, 11,623
interesting
the
people
of
Oregon
N otary P u b l ic ,
Notice is hereby given that all
fitted with small cells for the monks, acres under cultivation, as follows:
T. H. MEHL, Proprietor.
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in the movement. The terms of the persons owing bills for board and *
Coquille,
:
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Oregon
underground hiding places, etc.
Acres.
*
contract entered into piovido that lodging at Hotel Coquille are re­
We next visited Castle Rising which Wheat.......................................
267
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in consideration of giving all of his quested to come forward and settle *
Billiard
Card rooms
263
was built by William Rufus. For Barley.......................................
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time to the cause ho shall receive a the same with the undersigned at *
Walter Sinclaii,
hundreds of years it has been own­ Oats.........
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800
once.
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salary of $300 per month, with
and
and
A ttorney -A t - L a w ,
M r s . M. A. T uiteb .
ed by the Howards.
It stands R ye.........
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traveling
and
other
expenses.
This
Coquille, Oregon, July 28. 1908
N otary P ublic ,
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upon a hill, as do all these old Beans......
will, however, be contingent upon
Poo! Tables
Soft Drinks
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Peas.........
castles, with its earth works »11
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F o r Bale
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the raising of the funds necessary
around it, its moat with draw­ Potatoes.,
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715
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to carry ou the work.
Ranch of 160 acres grass land. *
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
bridges across it. It is curious to S Roots—
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The
plan
of
campaign
is
being
100 acres fenced aud sown to tame
Hall & H r 11,
see how people defended them-j Turnips, 95 acres; mangels, 358
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News Stand.
rapidly mapped out. It will em­ grass, some good meadow. Plenty
A ttornktr - at -L a w ,
selves in these days. All these old
acres; carrots and parsnips,
brace public meetings in every town of good running water, some fruit,
buildings have walls nearly six feet
600 acres................................1,053
D.alei in R ial E rtatr of all kinds.
in the state. Special efforts will be Fair house, other out buildings on
through; even inside ones.
The Cabbage, etc, for soiling.......1,103
good road. Three miles from store
Marsh Held, Oregon.
put forth to get the farmers and
and post office, at landing on the C o­
roof of this castle is off, but you can Clover and grasses under rota-
raDehers to attend.
quille River.
W. L. McADAMS
S.H . McADAMS
go into nearly all the rooms, and it
tion......................................... 2,249
Literature will be
provided,
Price
$10.00
per
aero.
Time
will
is interesting to poke ’round all by j Hay and forage cut and cured..4,667
C. A. Sehlbrede,
together with plans, specifications be allowed on part payment if desir­
one’s self in such a place. You can Lnder glass ................................ 362
and prints showing in a plain way ed; or a good true team of young
Attorney-st-Law,
also go down into the dungeon, if:
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how a good road should be con­ horses of not less than 1250 lb
y Public.
Phone 761.
you have (be courage,for it is dark as j Total..................................... 11,623
each will be taken at a reasonable
structed.
price.
pitch, and see where prisoners were
The glass houses alone would, if
M a r s h f ir l d , O rkgon .
The speakers will work under
For further information enquire
kept At Lincoln we s.w a Cathre-1 placed end to end, extend far over
the direction of the ways and means of.
D a v id P S trang , J r .
dral, said to be the very finest in eight miles in length and cover an
Coquille, Oregon,
committee.
That committee has
England. How could “ m ere m e n " average width of from 33 to 35 feel.
CARRIAGE AND
L0GGERS,,SUPPLIES
already sent out a number of letters
E. 0. D. H olden
Attention, Asthma Sufferers!
build such an emineuce? It would Most of the bouses are from 40 to 50
WAG0NIWR0K
AN D10UTFITS
•J. H. Albert, the chairman, wilt
L awtrr ,
seem that they must have been in- feet wide, and from 100 to 500 feet
Foley's Honey and Tar will give
probably establish the hdadquarters
J u s T IC R OF THR P r ACE
immediate relief to asthma sufferers C o q u ille ______ ~______ «______ -______~_____ O r e g o n
spired! Our next slop was at York, in length,
of the committee at the Commer and has cured many cases that had
8 . OommlMioaer. General Inaurano.'
where we drove about, visiting the
The population of the island is
H a ir
C u t
Good. S H a v e
a n d
cial Club, and will come on from refused to yield to other treatment
Agent, and Notary Publie. Office
catheral there, and the Old Manor 41,000, the annual number of visit-
in Robinson Building.
Salem as ofton as bis presence is Foley’s Honeo and Tar is the best
GO TO
House which was the King's resi- ors about 30,000. Besides support-
remedy for coughs, and all throat
C o q u ille
re g o n .
required.
dence in the twelth century or there , ing tbis immense population, their
and lung trouble.
Contains no
“ I believe that good roads means harmful drugs. E. E. Slocum.
abouts, and now is a school for the horses and cattle with nearly every-
as much to the development of the
blind. From York we started for thing tney consumein the vegetable,
Across the street from Hotel Coqnille
state as do the railroads,’’ said
FOR SALE.
Melrose,leaving Durham out because fruit and forage line, they sold for
Prosper, Oregon.
Judge Scott last evening.
T am
A good dairy ranch, five miles
of a Royal Show that was in progress export from this 11,623 acres in 1904
going into this fight with my whole below Ban-Ion. A fine chance for First Class Bath Room in Connection.
Hot and Cold Water
Agent for
there, and we knew wo would not as follows (fruit includes grapes
heart. When we have good roads anyone wishing to go into the dairy
be able to find a room. We «topped melons, peaches and figs grown un-
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
through the interior of the state business
30 or 40 acres of good
at Newcastle and learned our train 1 der glass; vegetables, tomatoep, po­
investors will be attracted, tourists b e a v e r dam land; 160 acres in A B STRA CTS
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The beet, cheapest aud most con- was late— the other gone on —so we tatoes. radishes, beans and peas;
will come in great numbers, hotels all A fine stream of water running
yeaient power on the market,
remained there over night, but dis­ flowers, plants and bulbs):
will follow the roads, local demand through the place, plenty of fish,
covered that the same show was
No. of Value on
for crops will be increased, farmers b e iD g n e a r Bouk lake, plenty of fruit >!
there, and the Prince expected next
packages. Island.
can reach markets at less expense and berries, also near tho ocean and W,
day.
Next day reached Melrose. Fruit..................... 135,178 .£141,000
Sunset City addition to Bandon,
with greater loads sod the stuff will
Abbotsford is about two miles from Vegetables........ 1,603,354
good roads school handy, com­
345,500
Incorporated.
come to the seaboard much cheap­ mands fine news of the Ocean, well
Melrose, and we drove out to see the Flowers.................472,820
71,500
er and in greater quantities. I am broken from winds, shell fishing
Manufacturers o f
castle that Scott worked so bard to
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Marshfield and Coquille. Oregon.
going borne to arrange to give iny handy. Old age cause of wishing to 7)
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe build. We saw his library where
2,211,352 £558,000
sell.
For particulars see Ed Taylr,
whole
time
to
tbis
work.”
The Strongest and Nearest Water he so often wrote, his bed room and Cattle exported.
We have completed a thorough, up-to-date
6,000
Judge Lionel R. Webster will be on the place.
P roof shoe made for loggers, miners living rooms, filled with curio’ s from
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A b stra ct
P la n t.
tendered a contract of similar
prospectors and mill raeo.
all p sitso f the world. He is bur­
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold
T otal............................... £564,000
character if be decides to resign
ied at Dryburgb Abbey, now a ruin,
621 Thurman Street
This comes to about $2,752,000.
A. S. Nusbautn, Batesville, In ­
We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at shot!
bis official position.—Evening Tele­
P obtt . and , O regon ,
on the beautiful Tweed River. We Potato packages contain about 100
diana, writes: “ Lastyear I suffered
notice,
and orders will receive rarefnl and prompt attentior
gram.
for three months with a summer
drove ont there in the afternoon. pounds.
Vegetables sre shipped
cold so distressing that it interfered
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Ban /
I wi h we might have spent several in baskets bolding about six quarts.
She Likes Good Things
with my badness. I bad Many of
days a Melrose Abbey. The more Ninety per cent of the vegetables
Coquille
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Coquille Post Office.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West I the symptoms of hay fever, and a
MARSHFIELD
PHONE, 143.
one atui ies it the more beautiful it exported are grown under glass. Franklin, Maine, says: “ I ¡ike good doctor's prescription did not reach >
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E. C. HOLLOW AY, PROP.
se« me.
A great many notable The tomato crop exported in 1905 things and have adopted Dr. King's my case, and I took several medi­ 71
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
cines which seemed only to aggra- 5cf
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
Bread, Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin- p e c ;.e ».e buried there, and also was 13,000 tons. The values given New Life Pills as our family laxa­
tive medicine, because they are 1 vate it. Fornnatcly I insisted upon >
the
heart
of
Bruce.
You
remem­
sre
estimated
at
the
market
price
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geraospa, etc.
Special attention
good and do their work with out having Foley’s Honey and Tar.
on ths island.
To the abovs re­ making a fuss about it.” These It quickly cured me. My wife has ■r-
J. 5 . B a rto n , A b stra ctor.
h e n r jT S e n g s t a c k e n , 'M a n a g e r
giyen orders for banquets, dinner, ber the history of this.
We reached Edinburg at ten. ceipts must be added the home con ­ painless purifiers »old at R. 8 . I rinee used Foley’s Honey and Tar
picnics, etc.
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with the same success. B> J. Slocum.
irat Street, - Coquille, Oregon It ia by far the moat interesting sumption of 41,000 inhabitants and Knowlfon’ s d ru j store- 25-
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