Coquille tjerald.
W E D N E S D A Y , OCT. 14, 1908.
The report of the department of
agriculture on the crop of 1908 is a
most remarkable one.
With the
exception of a few drj spots here
and there, the crop of 1908 is a
record breaker.
The crop of 1906
was so large that the railroads of
the country were taxed to their ut
most capacity to handle it, but the
crop of 1908, it appears, is going to
break all records.
But a very few
people in this country realize what
a tremendous factor the great crops
play in our prosperity.
Beginning
with May of every year, our m ill
ionaires begin going to Europe and
it haB been ascertained that they
take over to the old country about
$200,000,000 of our money. Durm^
the summer and fall of every year
another $100,000,000 is sent over
by European laborers working in
this country.
Then about October
and November of each year a large
number of foreigners who have been
working here two or three years re.
turn to their European homes and
carry in their pockets another $100-
000,000.
This makes about four
hundred million dollars transferred
from this country to Europe be
tween May and December of every
year. • This is a big drain on the
money market and last November,
the tension in money matters was so
great thai it snapped and wo have
not yet recovered from the effects
of that panic.
Now, after this
four hundred million dollars is
transferred to Europe, the farmer
begins to sell his wheat, corn, pork,
beef and cotton to the European
markets and that not only brings
back the four hundred million dol
lars carried over, but something
like five hundred million dollars ad
ditional.
Thus the monetary mar
ket is thoroughly replenished, so
when thero is a light crop of farm
produots we do not get back from
Europe so large u sum of money
This shows how thoroughly depend
ent we are on the farmer for con
tinued prosperity.
In view of the
tremendous crop of this year, it
would seem that nothing could pre
vent an era of great prosperity re
gardless of who is elected president
this fall
In fact, the country has
nothing to fear from the election of
such able and honest men ns either
Mr. Taft or Mr. Bryan.
Headed For Coos Bay.
Portland, Oct. 10.— Articles of
incorporation of the Oregon Mid
land Iiailroad filed at Salem today
with a nominal capital of $100,000
is believed here in a measure to con
firm reports which at different times
in recent years have been current to
the efiect that David Moffatt, who
is behind the Colorado Midland, in
tends to continue bis road into Ore
gon.
The articles of the Oregon M id
land state that the purpose of the
company is to build from Weiser,
Idaho, to Portland, Tillamook and
Coos Bay. Oregon. The incorpor
ators are men plainly chosen to
conceal the identity of the interest
behind the scheme. Putting those
things together with the factthat
the Colorado Midland is now push
ing toward Weiser as its goal,
lends considerable color to the sug
gestion that the Moffatt in Roseb-
terests are behind the new road—
urg Review.
A telegram from Seretary C. N.
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i McArther of the State Central Coni'
The Coquille Hiver Transporta- mittee, to Judge Sehlbrede an
lion C o ’s new steamer christened
the “ Coquille’’ was launched from ton, Congressman from Easti
the ways Dear the depot at this Oregon, will be in Marshfield
place Monday afternoon at 4:40. Monday the 19th.
An attempt was made on Saturday
afternoon but some slight irregular County are arranged as follows:
ities in the way prevented her eliding
Marshfield, Oct. 19th.
down, and she did take her initial
North Bend, Oct. 20th.
bath till Monday. When she was
Myrtle Point, Oct. 21st.
"tapped off” she glided smoothly
Coquille, Oct. 22nd.
and rapidly down the ways, striking
Bandon, Oct, 23rd.
the water with sufficient force to
The Committeemen from the d
throw a beautiful spray and a heavy ferent precincts are at work and a
wake of water across the river, ship trying to make this visit of Jud|
ping a considerable quantity on Ellis a pleasant and effective one.
deck. As her port line tightened she
County Congressional Comm
made a graceful curve turning her teeman J. S. Barton, who is al
bow up stream and her broad side County Central cemmittee-man fre
to the large crowd of people lined East Coquille Precinct, and B.
along the river bank who sent up Burns, County Central Committc
loud cheers along with the blasts of man from west Coquille Precini
all the steam whistles in town. at a meeting this week named thi
The Coquille is a neat little craft committees to aid them in makii
of 8000 tons burden and will be the Republican Mass Meeting a
capable of carrying about 75 pas Rally to be held at the Court Hou
sengers.
and when
completed on the evening of October 22n
will be in the neighborhood of $10,- a success.
000. H er engines are at Bandon,
Tbe meeting is is to be addressed
and are powerful machines, nnd the
by Congressman W . R. Ellis, one of
boiler is on the way from the east.
the most able speakers in the ranks
of the Republican Party.
Obituary
The Coquille Launched.
Public Library Voting Contest
Public L ib rary............... ..... 11089
Odd Fellow s...................
43
Rebekabs.........................
Masonic L o d g e...............
Eastern S tar..................
Knignts of Pythias......
40
Pythian Sisters..............
Modern Woodmen.........
50
Royal Neighbors...........
155
Woodmen of the World .....
14
Redmen.........................
13
Pocahontas.....................
8146
Publie School................ .....
10
Christian Church..........
17
Episcopal Church.......... ......
70
M E Church..................
10
7th Day Adventst..........
100
Ladies Study Club......
201
Epworth League........... .......
2
Presbyterian Church.... ......
122
Beaver Slougb School... .....
Tow n .............................. ..... 22
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70
8670
Johnson’s M ill School... ......
Fairview School............ ......
500
Registered Berkshire pigs, both
sex, for sale. Cal! on J. C. Watson,
breeder of registered Jersey cattle,
at the farm near Coquille.
From present indications this will
E. C. H O L L O W A Y , PR O P.
be the largest political Judge Ellis’s
coming, and will lose on opportuni *, Bread, Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin-
ty to bear this brilliant orator speak gersnaps, etc.
Special attention
on the issues of the day.
giyen orders for banquets, dinner,
picnics, etc.
The following committees have
irst Street, - Coquille, Oregon
been named:
R eception : J. S. Barton, Con
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
gressional
Committ-man; B. H.
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A R T M E N T OF T H E IN T E R IO R ,
Burns, Precinct
Committee-man
U . S. Land office at Roseburg, Oreg.,
West Coquil!e;Senator W. C. Chase;
June 3, 1908.
Walter Sinclair; E . D. Sperry;
Notice is hereby given that George
James Watson; E. D. G. Holden; Henry P^wler, of Rose Lodge, Lincoln
County, Oregon, who, on June 3, 1908,
A. S. Hammond; W. H. BuDch.
F inance : Dr. Walter Culm; \V. made timber application No. 10120, for
East % of South West
South West
T. K err; C. M. Skeels: T. T. Land;
Vj of South West ,'4 of sec. 24, Town
C. H. Baxter; A lfred Johnson, Jr.; ship 27 South, Range 10 West W il. Mer.,
J. P. Tupper; C- H. Butler; E. W. lias filed notice of intention to make
Ferris; A. N. Gould;C. A. Everden; final proof, to establish claim to the
A. F. Linegar; G. T. Moulton; A. P. above described, before register and re
ceiver, at Roseburg, Oregon, on the 15th
Miller; R. O. Hoberg; G eo.E . Bax
day of January, 1909. Claimant names
ter.
as witnesses:
Benjamin O, McGee,
H a l l and D ecoration :
James William M . McGee, and Israel Ketch of
Watson; Dr. James Richmond; Roseburg, Oregon, and Andrew H.
Frank Morse; J. E. Perrott; C. O. Hinkson, of Eugene, Oregon.
B rnjamin L. E ddy , Register.
Dryden; F. II. Mirnicb; W .C, Laird;
William Mansell; M. J. Hartson;
NO TIC E OF SCHOOL IN D E M N IT Y
M. McDonald; A. W. Wilson; W. R.
SE L E C T IO N .
Chapman; Ned C. K elley; Ralph
United States Land Office, Roseburg,
Nosier; Sig Hansen; A. E.Simpson,
Oregon, August 21, 1908.
Music and E ntertainment . D. D>
Notice is hereby given that the State
Pierce; Robt. R. Watson; Alfred of Oregon, on August 21. 1908, applied
Johnson; Sr.; S. M. Nosier; E. J for lot 4 of Sec. 8, Tp. 2fi 8. R. 14, W . of
W . M., and filed in this office a list of
Slocum; F. S. Slagle; E. M. Fur-
school indemnity selections in which it
Call not back the dear departed,
mac; C. O. Dryden; Albert Folsom; selected said land; and that said list is
Anchored safe where storms are oer,
B. B. Pauli; E. O. Dodge; O. R. open to the public for inspection. Any
On the border land we left them
W illard; W. C. Rose; R. R. Pown and all persons claiming adversely the
Soon to meet and part no more.
der;
Cal Slagle; L. Harlocker; E. E, above described land or any legal subdi
Passing out of the shadow
vision thereof, or cluiming the same un
Johnson; J. A. Davenport: Goo. E. der the mining laws, or desiring to show
Into a purer light
Stepping behind the curtain
Peoples; J. C. F ry; Steve Scotton; said land to be more valuable for min
Getting a clearer sight;
W. L. Kistner, T. T , Land: George eral than for agricultural purposes, or to
Passing out of the shadow
Hartley, C. T. Skoels; Charles Mc object to said selection for any lawful
Into eternal day,
reason, should file their claims or their
Curdy; Aaron Wilson.
Why do we call it dying
affidavits of protest or contest in this
office.
A nice liue of Cbnmbrees, and
I hereby designate the Cequille H er
lace collors just in at O, Willsons & ald , published at Coquille, Oregon, as
A H i mmi 1 » l lUc r l j I ' o p l n
o ’s.
the newspaper in which the above notice
Most elderly people haye some
is to be published.
kidney or bladder disorder that is
B E N J A M IN L. E D D Y ,
both painful and dangerous. F ol
Register
This sweet going away.
—By a Friend.
SUMMONS
Tw o good well impoved farms
with all conveniences. They are
dry bottom, hill and bench, good
orchards, water nnd buildingB one
mile from school, 4J miles from Co
quille with machinary ready for
farming.
W ill rent one or both
cheap sor tho cash if taken right
away inquire at this office.
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Attorneys A. J. Sherwood and
W alter Sinclair, of this city, started
This is to certify that all drug
for Salem Monday to attend Su gists are authorized to refund your
preme court to argue cases is which money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails
to cure your cotighjor cold, ll'stops
they are interested.
the cough, heals the lungs and pre
vents serious reults from a cold
F or Sat.«.
$2500. Modern 7 Cures la grippe coughs and pre
room house, lot 100x100, electric; vents pneumonia and consumption.
lights, hot and cold water, bath, ! Contains no opiates. The genuine
stationery wash tubs, furnace, large is in a yellow package. Refuse sub-
basement, chicken house,
ysrd | stitnes. E. J. Slocum.
fenced in, good kitchen garden,
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young fruit trees and berries, one
Go to Land A Lyons’ a for nice
block from school. Address Win. suit of clothes. They will save you
Candlin, (ow ner) Coquille Oreg.
money.
The White House
THURSDAY, O CTO BER 15
Art Goods, Silk, Neckwear.
DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR
BACKACHE
SUM M ONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Or
egon, in and for the County of Coos.
Hattie Bruce,
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Plaintiff
vs.
> Suit in Equity for
John Park Bruce, I Divorce.
Defendant, J
To John Park Bruce, the aboye-entitled
Defendant: In the name of the State
of Oregon, you are hereby notified that
you are required to appeal and answer
Weak Kidneys, Lame Bach
Inflammation of the Bladder
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A W E E K ’S T R I A L 25c
Coos Bay, Roseburg & Eastern
Railroad & Navigation Co.
TIM E T A B LE NO. 3
In Effsct July S O , 1 9 0 8 .
Daily Except Sunday
SO U TH
S TA T IO N S
NORTH
above-entitled suit in which Hattie
Bruce is plaintiff and you, John Park
No. 3
No. 1
No. 2
No 4
Bruce are defendant, within 6ix weeks
p. M.
A. M.
A. M.
P. M.
of
the first publication of
this Leave 2.00 Leave 8.00
Marshfield
Arrive 10.45Arrivo 6.00
summons, to-w it. Within six weeks
8.18
2.25
Southport
10.20
5.40
X
from the 30th day of September, 1908,
2.35
8.25
Summit
X
10.20
5.25
the same being the date of the first pub-
2.45
8.30
Junction
X
10.15
5.15
lication of this summons, and if you fail
Beaver Hill
to appear and answer on or before Wed-
3.10
8.45
Coquille
10.00
5.00
nesday, the 18th day of November, 1908,
3.20
8.50;
Johnsons
X
9.50
4.30
the same being the last day of the time
3.27
8.55
Schroeders
X
4.20
9.45
prescribed in the order for publication
3.35
9.05;
Norway
X
9.40
4.10
judgement will be taken against you for Arrive 3.45;
9.15,
-Myrtle Point
Leave 9.30Leave 4.05
want thereof, and plaintiff will apply to
X —Flag station; stop on signal only
the Court for the relief demanded there
in, a succinct statement of which is as
P A U L L. S T E R L IN G ,
follows: That the marriage contract
Agent.
now existing between you and the plint-
iff be dissolved and held for naught.
That plaintiff have judgement against
you for her costs and disbursements in
this suit.
Service by publication of summons is
made 2n pursuance of an order made bv
the Hon. J. W . Hamilton, judge of the
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JAMES T. H ALL,
JOHN F. H ALL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ScMflie »f Colilo River Transportation Company.
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In the Circuit Court of the State of Or
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
egon, in and for the County of Coos.
L. Cochran,
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
Plailtiff,
will be received for the planking of a
vs.
Suit in Equity for portion of tlie Coquille-Fairview road,
Divorce.
Viola A. Cochran,
beginning at station No. 200of the ‘ Ste
Defendant.
venson Change” Surrey of said road,
To Viola A. Cochran, the above entitled and running thence easterly toward the
terminus
of said survey, planking to be
lefendant: In the name of the State
8 feet long, except in sharp curves,
of Oregon, you are hereby notified that where the planking shall be 12 feet j
you are required to appear and answer long. All grades of 8 inches or more j
the complaint filed againBt you in the to the rod to be planked with 3 by 1
inch planking placed alternately with .
above-entitled suit in which L. Cochran
the 3-inch face upward, all other plank
Offers tlieir entire stock o f first class’ Marble and Granite Monamente
is plaintiff and yon, Viola A. Cohchran, ing to be not less than 3 inches thick
are defendant, within six weeks of the and not more than 12 inches wide; all at a 25 per cent discount from present shop prices until October 1, 1908.
date of the first publication of this sum all planking to rest firmly on the ground
for the full width of the planked road !
mons, to-wit: within six weeks from the
bed. All timber to he Sound Yellow or j
30tb day of September, 190p, the same Red Fir or Cedar. A ll work to be done
being the date of the first publication of in accordance with the specifications on
this summons, and if you fail to bo ap file with the County Clerk and subject
D A V ID F U L T O N , Local Representative, Coquille, Or.
to tbe approval of the Special Road
pear and answer on or before Wednes
Master ol road district No. 11 in which
day the 18th day of Nvember, 1908, the road district said special improvement 1
same being the last day of the time pre is to be made. Five per cent of all bid-
scribed in the order for publication a in cash or certified checks to accompany i
said bids. The right to reject any and j
judgement will be taken against you for all bids is hereby referred.
Bids fo b e ,
want thereof, and plaintiff will apply filed with the County Clerk ovi or he- i
to the court for the relief demanded fore 10 a. m . October 5, 1908.
W IL L IA M BKTTYS. j
therein, a succinct statement of which
is as follows: That the marriage con Special Road Master of Road District
tract now existing between yon and the j No. 11, of Coos County, Oregon.
plaintiff be dissolved and held for j
NOTICE FOR F T PLIC ATION.
naught; that plaintiff have judgement
epartm ent
of
the
in t e r
against yon for his costs and disburse- j
io r Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
ments in this suit.
gon, April 7th, 1908.
Service by pnblication of summons is ] Notice is hereby given that Lawrence
made in pursuance of an order made by E. Teters of Fairview, Oregon, has filed
the Hon. J. W . Hamilton, Judge of the notice of his intention to make final
five-year proof in support of his claim,
Cirouit Court for the State of Oregon, in viz: Homestead Entry No. 11,824 made
xpert
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j and for the County of Coos, dated the j May 19, 1902, for the FA, of >K>,. NW
! 22nd day of September, 1908, and di ' 4 ot SE 1^, Section 18, Township 27
South, Range 11 West, \V. M., and that
recting publication of the some to be
said proof will he made before the Reg
made in the CoqviLLR R e r a l d , a weekly ister and Receiver at Roseburg, Oregon,
newspaper of general circnlation printed on Saturday, October 17th, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
J and published at Coquille, Coos County,
Coos Bay|
Monumental Works.
Two Farms for Rent.
E. H. Kern, the civil engineer,
wishes to collect a nico display of
fruits, vegetables, grain, etc., for
his office window. Anyone having
any thing of the kind should bring
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it to him. There are many strang
N ext Sunday the pastor will com
ers in town whom a display would
plete the work of the conference]
interest, and articles left with him
year and cordially invites all his ]
or at the H erald office would re
friends to be present at the morn
ceive close attention.
ing and evening services.
Subject ]
I. A. Turnell the Local Piano
of the morning service, “ Shall we 1
tuner wishes te announce, that ho
will comence his fall Piano tuning know each other in Heaven?’ ’ Jun-1
in Coquille the 1st of October and ior League at 3 p. m. Preaching at
will call on all of his patrons after 7:30 p.m .
Choir practice Friday
this date, Mr, Turnell carries full 7 :30 p. m. Special niuaic on Sun
line of repair and supplies and
day at both services.
Everybody
makes restringing ami felting a
invited.
E.
B.
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ones
,
Pastor.
specialty. Leave orders at this office
AT
Real
Bargains for all.
City BaHery,
Eugene Washington Hickam in
fant son of John and Evaline Hich
am was born in Coquille, Oregon,
February 22, 1908, and died near
Camas Valley, Oregon, October 8,
1908, aged 7 months and 16 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hickam togetner with
their two little boys and Mr. and
Mrs. Tex RobisoD, grand parents of
the little one had been back to their
old home in Missouri on a visit, and
Eugene, the youngest child was ta
ken very sick on their arrival there
and was a constant sufferer for sev
eral weeks.
Under advice of the
physician to take the little fellow to
a cooler climate, they were on
th6ir wav to their home in Coos
county when the little sufferer pass
ed away, dying on the road near
Camas Valley.
Little Eugene
leaves a father and mother, one
brother and many relatives to mourn
his departure, but we trust they all
sorrow not as those who have no
hope.
The funeral services were
held at tbo home of Mr. Robison at
Fisbtrap, conducted by Rov. H. M.
Branham.
The body was laid to
rest in the family cemetery at that
place to await the final resurection
of the just. May God bless the be
reaved family.
e y ’s Kidney Remedy hasproven a
boon to many elderly people as it
stimulates the urinary orgons, cor-
lecls irregularities and tones up the
wtacle system. Commence taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once
and be vigorous. Sold by E. J. Slo
cum.
SPEC IA L SA LE
A ll W o r k G u aran teed .
i JOHN MITCHELL, PROP.
Phone, Main 1731.
There is rivalry among
our customers to see who is
going to get tiis choice from
the many styles and fabrics
with which we begin the
season. There is a good
deal to say in favor of early
lmying nnd more to say
about the quality of our
goods, their dependability
nnd low prices.
Better Buy
Your Suit
Now.
Marshfield Oregon
Have You a Good
Piano?
D
Then see
I. A. TURNELL
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Two Tunnings a year for $5
prove his continuous resilience upon,
Oregon, and that said summons be pub
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
lished once a week for aix consecutive
J. L . Barker, O. W. Norris. T. G.
weeks.
Barker ami Herliert Johnson, all of
Fairview. Oregon.
JAMES T. HALL,
B byjamix L. E ddy ,
JOHN F. HALL,
Register.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, j
Restringing, refelting and all general repairing.
Prices reasonable as possible and guaranteed.
First Class Work and Material.
Leave your orders with Jerald Office
Coquille, Oregon.