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Entered e» second-class matter May
F r o m the L a n d of G o ld .
t, 1905, at the poatoffice at Cequille,
Oregon, under act of Oongreaa of March
3 , 187».
DR. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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. THRESHER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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E. D. SPERRT
Attorney ami Counoellor at Law.
Offls* in Robinson Ba’ Idlng
W. C. CHASE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offlo* in Robinaon Building, Upstairs
I
C. R. BARROW
Alterne, and Oonnaellor at Law
First «lass Befarenoea
Fifteen Yearn’ Experience
C oquille C it y , O re
J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
Martin Building
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Front Street
C oquille , O bxoon
A. J. Sherwood,
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N o t a b t P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A ttornet * at -L a w ,
N o t a bt P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
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r in R k il E btatb o f all kinda.
M arahfield, O regon.
Attorney-at-Law,
Phone 761.
M arshfield , O regon ;
E. G. D. Holden
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JUBTICB OF THR P*AC1
D. 8. Commissioner, General
Insoranoe
Affent, and Notary Pablio.
Office
is Robinson Building.
Coquille
Mrs. Emil Ogren received Satur­
day a package of nugget jewelry
from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­
seph E. Fox, who own a valuable
mining claim near Deering, Alaska.
Ihe various articles, which included
necklace, watch chain, bracelets, etc.,
are made of gold nuggets, and are
unique and very attractive, to say
nothing at all of their intrinsic val­
ue. Among the presents was a beau­
tiful scarf pin, with tho compliments
of Jos. E. Fox to G, A. Aennett, and
to say that we were delighted by
the kind remembrance would hardly
do the matter justice'. Mr. Fox and
two sons had been working the claim
this summer, which is very rich,
Mrs. Fox having, herself, rocked out
$82 of coarse gol J in two hours one
day recently, and no pan of dirt
from the pav streak has yielded less
than $5. The great drawback, how­
ever, is want of water.
A rich cor­
poration owns the claims all around
them and controls the water supply.
They had been buying water for
mining purposes, but were notified
lately that they would be furnished
with no more. It looks like a freeze-
out game by the corporation, which
realizes the wealth of their claim,
and knowing it is worthless with­
out water, they probably hope to
buy ¡4 for comparatively nothing.
The many old-time friends of the
family here extend their best wishes,
and hope that arrangements will
be made by which their interests
will not suffer.
They have spent
several years in that bleak north­
ern region, and when fortune finally
smiled on them it would be too bad
to deprive them of the reward to
which they are justly entitled.—
Coos Bay Sews.
When Manager Geo. O. Leach
booked Gorman’s All Star Comedy
and Vaudeville Ci mpany, he assur­
ed his patrons a treat of the senson.
Everything about this company is
high class and up to date. Come­
dians that are comedians, and not
has been’s or would he’s; that are
singers, dancers, the best in their
line, aud preformers that are known
for their ability to act. This high
class company will present the
langhing comedy success “ Who is
Who?”
The only serious thing
about this side-splitting furce is to
figure how to get a ¡few momenta’
ease from hard laughter.
Every­
where from the Atlantic to the Paci­
fic coast it has been a great success,
and prononneed by all one of the
futMiiest of ull funny comrdies.
Besides this roaring comedy there
are Seven All Star Vaudeville Acts.
These acts have been played in all
the leading Vaudeville circuits of
the East and West. In this great
array of talent are Alexis, the
worlds’ greatest Spanish dancer,
pronounced by President Dias ot
Mexico as the greatest dancer that
ever visited Mexico. Eddie Lang,
the Dutch comedian, singer and
dancer. “ Enough said.” O ’Day and
Gold. A high class sketch artists
assisted by Miss Bates in their lat­
est comedy playlot success entitled
“ The Man,”
Harold Yates, the
Minstrel Man in monologue singing,
danciDg and whistling.
He is
known as Eirperor Yates of the
Fun Trust. As a whistler he has
few equals. Jack Keys, the ladies
favorite, will render all the latest
song hits of the day. Blanchfield
& Fisher, comedians in their.humor-
ous act,
“ The Actor and the
Dutchman.” Nothing but fun and
Circuit Court P roceed in g s.
and J. J. Stanley attys for pltf. Geo.
P. Topping atty for deft. Deft,
permitted to file second amended an­
swer.
1806—Virginia Kruse vs Alice Kruse,
John William Kruse, Suit in Equity
for Partition. J. W. Bennett attor­ 2541—James Baines vsC A Smith Lum­
ney for Plaintiff. Motion to confirm
ber & Manufacturing Co., Suit in
sale. Order confirmed.
Equity. W. U. Douglas atty for pltf.
Coke and Goss atty for deft. Con­
2247—Eugene O’Connell vs E. O. & M.
tinued.
E. Hall, action at Law. J. W. Ben­
nett, atty. for Plaintiff. Coke & 2549—J J O'Neil vs J. H. Timon, Ac­
tion at law to recover money. C R
Seabrook, Attys. for Defendant.
Wade atty for pltf. A. J. Sherwood
Dismissed on motion of pltf.
atty for deft. Demurer to complaint.
2257—E. B. Seabrook vs Coos Bay Ice
and Cold Storage Co. Cost Bill in Dis­ 2551—W W Whittington vs R A Kent,
James Fitzpatrick, J. E. Young and
pute. Seabrook, Coke & John D.
Bandon Manufacturing Company,
Goss attys. for pltf. J. M. Upton,
Action at law. C R Wade atty for
Farrin & Farrin attys. for deft.
pltf. Geo. P Topping atty for deft.
Continued.
Dismissep.
2266—In the matter of the examination
and commitment of Wm. Panter an 2555—James A- Reeve vs Curtis A
Rohn, Suit in Equity for Disolution of
insane person vs County Court, ap­
Partnershsp etc., R Barrow atty
peal from County Court. J. W. Ben­
for pltf.
Motion to file reply.
nett and J. J. Stanley.
2288—A . E. Seaman, vs Thomas Butts, 567—In the Matter of the Estate of
Isaac Landrith, deceased, Transfer
et al, action at Law. Hall and Hall,
of Proceedings. Hall & Hall atty
Attys for pltf. Continued.
for pltf. Submitted.
2298—A. E. Seaman, vs Thos. Butts,
J SHERWOOD Praa.
ear
L. H. HAZRAD, Calkin
R. E. SHINE, Vloa Pres
FIRST N A TIO N AL B A N K
O p C O Q U IL iL t H , O R E G O N .
T r a n s a c t s a G eneral B a n k in g B a s i n e » »
Board of Directors.
Correspondent«.
R. 0. Dement,
A. J. Sherwood,
L. Harlocker,
L. II. Hazard,
Isaiah Hacker,
It. E. Shine.
National Bank o Commerce, New York City
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Franclaoo
First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES
If you want a watch come and
examine our stock.
Wo will soil
you one at the right price a n ! guar
antee every one.
We will also do you an honest
job of Watch Repairing.
eE al. action at Law.
Hall & Hall, 2581—O P Coleman vs E G Flanagan,
Attys for pltf. Continued.
action at law to recover money. Hall
& Hall attys for pltf. Motion.
2338—Belt Line Railway Co. vs Charles
We have cuustantly on hand a
Eckhoff et al. Suit in Equity. J. M. 2584—E W Gregg vs E R Hatcher, ac­
Upton and E. L. C. Farrin attys. for
tion at law W C Chase atty for pltf. line <>f Columbia aud Edison Phono­
pltf. J. H. Guerry atty for deft.
Dismissed.
graphs an I Records.
Submitted.
2586—R E McKee vs The Lyons-John-
son
Lumber
company,
a
corporation,
W. H S H R O E D E R
2387—S. A. Yoakam vs W. A. Luse.
Suit to establish Boundary Lines. etc., action at law. G T Treadgold at­ Jo»(-ler, Opposite Hotel Coq ii le
Demurer.
John S. Coke atty for pltf. J. W. ty for pltf.
Bennett atty for deft. Dismissed.
2595—
D W Small vs M H Tuttle, action
at law. Hall A Hall atty for pltf.
2390 -George Baldwin vs Edward O.
Continued.
Jones et al, action at Law. Em­
L P Sorensen ys D E Mills, ac­
mons, & Emmons, W. H. Fowler & 2596—
tion at law. G T Treadgold atty for
Paul V. Carey & A. C. Emmons attys
pltf. Default. Judgement for $105.
for pltf. Dismissed.
2392—
Geo. L. Tillotson vs John Curren,
2597— Charles E Baxter and George E
action at Law. Guerry & Hollister
Baxter vs J P Tupper and M A Tup-
atty for pltf. John S. Coke & E. D.
per, action at law. A S Hammond
Sperry atty for deft. Continued.
atty for pltf. J W Bennett atty for
2393—
E. E. Riggs vs John Curren, deft. Cross bill.
Action at Law. Guerry & Hollister 2598—
P B Hoyt vs J A Bowman, action
attys for pltf. J S Coke and E. D.
at law. G T Treadgold atty for plft
Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call-
Sperry atty for deft. Continued.
Dismissed.
2394—
Mrs. Maggie Treichel vs John
2599—
Martha A Tupper, widow of Ben­
¡ d Phone 116.
Curren. action at Law. Guerry
jamin F Tupper, deceased, et al, vs
and Hollister attys for pltf. John S.
J P Tupper, Charles E Baxter, and
Coke and E. D. Sperry attys for deft.
Ethel Baxter, his wife, et al, suit in
Continued
equity. J W Bennett atty for pltf.
W Sinclair and A S Hammond attys
2397—Alexander Urquhart vs Geo.
*
for deft. Cross bill.
r*
Belloni, Suit in Equity to quiet title.
k
Sperry & Chase attys for pltf. A. 2600—
Joseph L Flanagan vs Harry * R
J. Sherwood atty for deft. Submit­
Robison et al, suit in equity. J W *
k
Bennett, Bennett Swanton, John S
ted.
k
Coke and John D Goss attys for pltf,
T. H. MEHL, Proprietor.
2401—Herbert Lockhart vs E. E. Ferry
k
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Settled and dismissed as per stipula­
et al, Suit in Equity. John S. Coke,
k
*
tion.
Sperry and Chase attys. for pltf. J.
k
M. Upton, and T. S. Minot attvs. 2606—Andrew Anderson & Alford Bron- k
Billiard
Card rooms
ell
vs
Smith-Powers
Logging
Co.,
a
k
for deft. Submitted.
corporation, action at law. Clarke, k
k
2408—D. H. Bibb vs Eugene O’Connell,
and
and
Blake and Liljeqvist attys for pltf.
k
Suit in Equity. S. D. Pulford atty
Application to remove to U 8 Court.
for plft. J. W. Bennett atty for deft.
Soft Drinks
pool Tables
2609—First Trust and Saving Bank of
Submitted.
Coos
Bay
a
corporation
vs
Chas.
W
2426—L. H. Pace and U. S. Shaver, vs
k
Dye, action at law. John S Coke and *
J. A. Stemmerman, Action at law
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco.
*
John
D
Goss
attys
for
pltf.
Dis­
T. S. Minot, atty for pltf. Continu­
missed on motion of pltf.
*
ed.
News Stand.
PHONOGRAPHS
Coquille Transfer r o.,
W . H. M ANSELL, Prop-
W ILL M EET A LL BOATS AND TRAINS.
lots of it and never fail to keep the
audience in a roar of laughter.
MePhnil, the great peer of all fe­
male impersonators, known as the
male Lillian Russell. This act has
been featured ali over the world
and heralded by the entire theatri­
cal world as in a class by itself.
Not only as an impersonator, but
as a soprano singer with a wonder­
ful voice that seems hard to believe
the owner is not a woman, and as a
dancer, McPhail is a past master in
the art with bis graceful movements
an i gestures. Soall who utteudGor-
man’s comedy nnd vaudeville enter­
tainment cun readily see that a high
class performance seldom given by
Continued next week.
*
a traveling company and out of the 2446 L. D. Kinney, vs J. J. Burns, Ac­
tion at law, C. . Sehlbrede, Guerry
the ordinary, will be given on Sat­
and Hollister attys for pltf. N C
FOR SALE.
urday evening Sept. 19th, for one McLeod and A H Derbyshire attys for
A
good
dairy
ranch, five miles
night only and at popular prices deft. Continued
below
Bandon.
A
fine chance for
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Tickets on sale at Knowlton’s Drug 2454—J. S. Edmonds vs N. H. Welling,
\Y. L. Me ADAM 8
S.H . McADAMS
The hurry up and build move­ Store.
Suit to Foreclose Lien. Pixley & anyone wishing to go into the dairy
business.
30
or
40
acres
of
good
Maybee attys for pltf. Fred Hollis­
ment throughout the United States,
ter and A. H. Derbyshire attys for beaver dam land; 160 acres in
W i l l I m r r r a t I t a IIJ
because building
material and
deft. Submitted.
all A fine Stream of water running
Every person should know that
labor are about thirty per cent
2465—
Ilislop vs EugeneO’Connell, Suit
good
health
is
impossible
if
the
kid­
through the place, plenty of fish,
cheaper than they were a year ago,
in Equity. S. D. Pulford atty for being near Boak lake, plenty of fruit
neys are deranged. Foley's Kidney
is the cause of some spectacular Remedy wiil cure kidney aud blad­
pltf. John F. Hall atty for deft.
and berries, also uenr the ocean and
happenings in Portland.
Down
der disease in every form, aud wil 1 Submitted.
Sunset City addition to Bandon,
the business center they are digging build up and strengthen these or­ 2466—
Frances McLeod vs City good
of
roads sohool handy, com­
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS'‘S0PPLIES
Marshfield et al, Suit in Equity for mands fine news of the Ocean, well
basements by electric light, work­ gan so they will perform their
Injunction. J. W. Bennett atty for broken from winds, shell fishing
WAG0NZWR0K
ANDIO'UTFITS
ing three shifts of eight hours each. functions properly. No danger of
Brigh’t’s disease if Foley’s Kidney
pltf. Farrin & Farrin attys for deft. handy. Old age cause of wishing to
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O regon
Submitted.
sell.
For particulars see Ed Taylr, C o q u ille
Hillsboro, the prosperous and Remedy is taken in time. E. J.
2477—Rachel Marsden vs John Golden, on the place.
growing capital of Washington Slocum. — _ ♦ «>»-»---------- —
Suit in Equity. Hammond & Upton
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County, is celebrating its second
Franchise to L, J . Simpson.
attys for plft. John F. Hall atty
A Trveling Man’s Experience.
O-ccd. Slia-^r© and. H a i r C u t
rail connection with Portland, the
for deft. Submitted.
L. J. Simpson of North Bend, has
" I must tell you my experience
GO TO
last being an electric line.
secured a franchise from the county 2479—J. W. Felter vs Carrie Williams on an East bound O. R- & N. R. U.
et
al,
Suit
in
Equity.
C
T.
Tread-
W h ru T rifle« Heroine Trniil>l-»
train from Peiiiiletcn to Le Grande,
court for the use of the public high­
gold atty for pltf. Def. ult—Decree
Or.,” writes Ham A. Garber, a well
If any person suspects that their way between Pony Slough and Sun­
as prayed for.
known traveling mail.
“ I was in
kidneys are deranged they should set Bay for an electric line. It was
Aerosa the atraet from H otel C oqu ille
2486—State o f Oregon upon the Rela­ the smoking dpartment with some
take F oley’s Kidney Remedy at
tion of T. R. Sheridan et al vs C. J. other traveling men when one of
once and net risk having Bright’s unofficially stated today that the
Millis, J. S. Coke Jr. et al. Action them went out into the coach and
disease or diabetes. Delay gives | matter bad been closed up and that
First Class Bath Room in Connection. Hot and Cold Water
at law. E. B. Watson and W. C. Bris­ came back and said, 'There is a wo­
the disease a stronger foothold and i Mr. Simpson would begin the con­
tol,
attys
for
pltf.
John
S.
Coke
at­
man sick unto death in the car.’ I
you should not delay taking Foley’s struction of the line next spring.
ty for deft. Continued.
at cnce got up and went out, and
Kidney Remedy. E. J. Slocum.
It is understood to be Mr. Simp­
found her very ill with cramp colic, a b s t r a c t s
abstracts
abstracts
abstracts
2494—
Central Trust Company of Cali­
son’s idea to convert Sunset Bay into
FOR SALE.
fornia, a corporation, vs Riverton her hands and arms were drawn up
Lumber Co., a corporation et al,, ac­ so vou could not straighten them,
A good horse— gentle and true— a great pleasure resort. It is one
tion at law. J W Bennett atty for and with a deathlike look on her
weight about 1350 lbs. Can be seen of the most beautiful -pots along
face.
Two or three ladies wer
pltf. Continued.
at Jim Jenkins’ ranch near Riverton this c o A s t and be has extensive
working with her and giving her
Will drive double or single.
2495—
Coos
Bay
Ice
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
holdings there. He has built an
whiskey.
1 went to my - litc.ise
a corporation vs E. B. Seabrook and
home “ Shore
and got mv bcttle of Chain:.trl .in’s
We have several desirable places elegant summer
E. G. Flannagan, Suit for Injunction
Colic, Cholera and Diarrh 1 i Rem­
for young ladies who wish to work Acres” there.
E. L. C. Farrin A. S. Hammond and
edy ( l never travel without it), rail
for board and room while attending
Marshfield and Coguille, Oregon.
Construction work on the line be­
J, M. Upton attys for pltf. Contin­
to the tv*er tank, put a double dose
Business College. For full particu­ tween North Bend and Pony
ued.
of the medicine in a glass, poured
lars, address.
Wo have completed a thorough, up-to-date
E. B. Seabrook vs Coos Bay Ice
Slougb was started sometime ago 2496—
some water into it and stirred it
M il l e b -C leaveb B usiness C o l l e g e .
>
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
a
corporation,
A b stra ct
P la n t.
so that the two will connect up,
with a pencil; then I had quite a
North Bend Oregon.
Ö
Suit for Injunction, . J. Sherwood time to get the ladies to let me give B
75
making a direct line from Coos Bay
-i
J. S. Coke and J. D. Gogs, attys for it to her, but I succeeded. I could
I will make postals very reasona­ at North Bend to the new pleaura
We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short
yo
pltf. Continned.
at once see the effect and I worked >
bly from any negatives taken by Mr.
notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt Attention.
ground.
n
2498—The Bandon Manufacturing Co., with her, rubbing her bands, and
Owings in the old Wilkins gallery.
-------------- a «» > a ■■■ - ■ ■
vs Esper 3. Larsen & Co. Action at in twenty minutes I g a .e her an­ w
I also make a specialty of new neg­
Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank
The Coos Bay Manumental Works
law. . R. Barrow atty for pltf E. other dose.
By this time we w're
atives for postals.
R ay D ean .
offers their entire stock of fiist-class
Coguille
“
"
Coguille Post Office.
D.
Sperry
atty
for
deft.
Continued.
almost into Le Grande,where I was
F ob S ale . $2500. Modern 7 Marble and Granite Monuments at
MARSHFIELD THONE, 143.
room house, lot 100x100, electric a 25 per cent discount from present 2502-Central Trust Co. of California, to leave the train. I gave the bot­
COQUILLE PHONE, 191.
lights, hot and cold water, bath, prices until Oct. 1, 1908.
I a corporation, vs Riverton Lumber tle to her husband to be used in
stationery wash tubs, furnace, large
Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS.
Co., a corporation, ‘ Suit in Equity. case another dose should be needed,
P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice
basement, chicken bouse, yard
J. W. Bennett atty for pltf. Con- but by the time the train ran i.ito
TITLE GUARANTEE k ABSTRACT CO.,
a delicious dish for breakfast and
Le Grande she was all right, and I
feuced in, good kitchen garden,
i tinued.
for “*' k folks
J. 5 . Barton, Abstractor.
Henry¡Sengstacken.' Manager
2529—John H. Jones vs Robert Wake­ received the thanks of every passen­
yonng fruit trees and berriee, one
For sale by R. S.
field and William Jacobsen, Partners, ger in the car.”
Drane sells 10 cakes o f fine toilet
block from school. Address Wm.
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ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
oxp f jr 25 cents.
’ pte., Action at taw. C. R. Barrow Knowlton.
Candlin, (owner) Coqnille Orep.
Mr. J. H. McMillan, now past
eighty-five years of age and tempor­
arily residing at Coshocton, Ohio,
writes: “ Having lived in Oregon
sixty years and believing it to be
the best country in the United
States, I take pleasure in sending
people there who are looking for a
home. Rheumatism has a firm grip
on me, and I am unable to labor,
but I can talk of Oregon and spread
Oregon literature and will be glad
to receive same from all parts of the
state. I have been able to send
many people to Oregon, and they
have written that they were glad
they made the change.”
Oregon­
ians should remember that there
are thousands more to come on the
colonist rates of September and
October.
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Netary Public.
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1908.
regon.
Nels P. Nelson.
Prosper, Oregon.
Agent for
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
The beat, cheapest aud most con-
renient power on the market,
Incorporated.
Manufacturers of
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe
621 Thurman Street
P o r t l a n d , O beoon .
E. C. HOLLOW AY, PROP.
Breed, Ceke, Pies, Cookies, Gin-
gerenepe, etc.
Special Attention
giyen orò s for banquets, dinner.
picnics, etc.
irsi Street, - Coquille, Oregon
A BSTRACTS
City Bakery,
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTK 1CTF
The Strongest and Nearest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
prospectors and mill men.
R. E. NOSLER
y r.sTR A C TS
Tb.Ber 2 n 1 anStelIfi.C 0 .
EXPERT BLACKSMITHS
and Horse Shoers