Coquille 7 M yrtle Point 1
Coquille Herald.
for Myrtle Point, and proved hira-
self to be a coming man.
Lorenz acted as the man behind
the stick for Coquille, while Folsom
held down the same position for
Myrtle Point. The fielding and
base playing were fairly good.
There was only one cleau two
bagger made during the game and
that was by Gardiner for Coquille.
Coquille with its imported men
has a strong team, but the show,
ing of Myrtle Point’s home talent
was more than pleasing to the local
fans. Both sides
played fast,
snappy ball, and the large crowd
in attendance departed, all seeming
ly satisfied that they had witnessed
this, the first game of the season.
The score is as follows:
AB R lB SH PO
Lorenz, c .................. 5 0
Gardiner, p............ 5 1
Sykes, l b .............. 4 1
Kelly, 2b.................. 5 0
Porter, ss..............- 5 1
Johnson, 3b............ 4 3
Collier, r f ................ 5 0
McBride, c f ............ 4 1
Chappy, If............... 4 0
Total ....
..41
M y r t l e P o in t
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A E
4 2
1 0
0 1
2 0
1 0
5 0
0 0
0 0
0
12 3 27 13
lB SH PO A
4
3
3
4
3 0
4 0
4 1
3 0
3 0
0 17
1
0
8
0 0
0 0 11 1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0 2 0
0 2 2 2
1 0 2 1
Engineer J. A. McCord, of Ban-
0 1 0
2
0 4 0 0 don, made a trip or so on the Co-
0 0 0 0 quille last week for Wm. Panter.
1 2 2 27 14
parture.
Miss Bertha Tyrrell nnd two
Misses Hansen, of Ferndale, Cali
fornia, arrived by the stenmer Eu
reka aud are enjoying a visit with
the former’s aunt,
Mrs. L R.
Woodward, of Arago, to which
place they wore accompanied by-
Mrs. D. D. Pierce, of this city.
FARMERS
ATTENTION!
Frank Deveroy, of Bridal Veil,
Oregon, is here taking n geueral
good look at the country, and may
conclude to remain with us. He is
a carpenter and millwright, and
was employkd with one company
for over 20 years in that capacity,
and thought he wanted a change.
David C. Tyrer
Carriage,
Wagon
and Auto
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Card of Thanks.
We wish by this means to ex
press our most sincere and heart-i
felt thanks to the many neighbors
and friends, and particularly th e1
members of the Knights of Pythias
for valuable assistance and numer
ous acts of kindness during the
sickness, death and burial of our
husband and father, the late Stisn
Danielson.
PAINTING
Prices $10 and Up
First
Class
IWHITE
HOUSE
Job
GUARANTEED
Allen & Noah
H a v e A R e p u ta tio n ....
founded on genuine merit in style
and wearing qualities that is hard
to equal. A t The World’ s Fair in
1904 they were
A W ARDED
Double Grand Prize
which is the most convincing p ro o f
o f their goodness that we can o ffer.
- Oregon
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the improve
ment and construction o f a portion of
the County Road in Road District No.
19, Coos County, Oregon, known as the
‘ ‘ Bandon Dairyville Road” from John
son Creek Southward, according to the
specifications on file with the County
Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon, and a
copy o f such specifications in the hands
o f S. J. Culver, Special Road Master
o f R. D. No. 19.
Five per cent o f amount o f bid to be
deposited with the County Clerk with
bid and all bids to be filed with the
County Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon,
on or before the 7th day o f July A. D.
1909, at 10 o ’ clock A. M..
The County Court reserved the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 5th day o f June A. D.
1909.
Recently
Newly Furnished
Throughout
G. R. HENSLEY
E. S. DEAN
The People’s MarHet
DEAN & HENSLEY, Proprietors.
We have a nice line of Groceries.
We sell as Cheap as the Cheapest
We will Buy anything you have for Sale.
We want your Vegetables, yourChickens, your Eggs
We Pay the Highest Market Price.
We are here to Stay.
W J 11
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T 'r e a t
Y ou
PHONE MAIN 5-6
R igh t . .
COQUILLE. OREGON
A sk to See Them.
February 23, 1907..................$10.00
September 1, 1907
,
11.00
October 1, 1907,...................... 12.-50
November 10.1807
14.00
January 1. 1908
15.00
March 1, 1908
. 16.50
June 1, 1908............................ .17.50
August 1, 1908
18.50
October 1, 1908..........................20.00
December 15, 1908
22.50
February 15, 1909
25.00
May 1,1909................................30.00
The price will remain at $30.00
for a short time only. It’s a chance
of a lifetime to make a safe invest
ment and large profits.
ai)d
Merchants
of Coquille
Barn
CAPITAL STOCK $25.000
A Reasonable Share
First Class Safety
Do
of Your Business Solicited
Deposit Boxes For Rent
You Read The
Herald?
I T 1
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Is the Official County Paper
Is the Best Aduertising Medium
Has the Largest Circulation
Does the Best o f Job Work
For Sale By Collier & Getty
Jew eler
.
COQUILLE QRE.
We carry a good line of Waltham,
Elgin, South Bend and Howard Watch
es.
Before purchasing a watch else
where call and examine our stock and
get pries. We guarantee our prices to
he as reasonable as any.
: -
parnyers
A Corking Story
o f our Navy, by Robert Dunn,
the well-known war correspond
ent, with pictures by R e u t e r -
d a h l , the man who threw such
a scare into the naval authoritiei
last year-, six other fine stories
o f assorted kinds; four arti
cles that mean things, two o f
which were written for the spe
cial purpose o f saving you mon
ey ; bright, crisp humor— all
bound in a stirring Memorial
Day cover— that’s the
JU N E EVER YBO D Y'S
W. H. Schroeder
FROST STREET.
R. S. KNOWLTON, President
GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pres.
R. H. MAST, Cashier
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received for tbe improvement
and construction of a portion of the
County Road in Road District No. 1st,
Coos County, Oregon, known as the
"Bandon Bear Creek Road, according to
the specifications on tile with the County
It wilt be e pleasure to show them
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, and a
to you .
copy of such specifications in the hands
of 8. J. Culver, Special Road Master of
R. D. No. lit.
Call on Robinson tbe shoe man.
Five per cent of amount of bid to lie
deposited with the County Clerk with
Price of Preferred Stock of the bid and all bids to be tiled with the
County Clerk ol Coos County, Oregon,
United Wireless Telegraph
on or before the 7th day of July A. D.
Company:
1900, at 10 o ’ clock A. M.
County Court reserves the right
Note the steady and rapid ad to The
reject any and all bids.
vance in the price of stock since
Dated this 5th day of June A. D.
the organization of the Company. 1909.
S . J. CuLVKC
per share
Special Road M asterof R. D. No. 19.
ti
Centrally and Conveniently Locatea
for all purposes,
Table Supplied
with the Best the market affords.
Sample Rooms for commercial men.
Free Transfer of Baggage to and
from boats and trains, j * > j»
S. J. C ulver .
Special Road Master o f R. D. No. 19.
WHITE HOUSE SHOES are made
in all leathers and all styles.
All Work Guaranteed
Coquille,
of
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
É
Proprietor
Trial
Administratrix of the estate
Joseph D. Hudson, deceased,
There will be n celebration at the
old Davenport place 2J miles be
low Coquille, July 4th. This will
be one of thp best places in the
I county to spend your holiday, hav-
j ing a large cedar grove and picric
| grounds. There will be a ball game,
l races, sports, barbecue and picnic
j dinner.
M a rried : Claude Stutsman, o f
O. L. Hopson, Fiscal Agent
Coquille, and Alice Rehfeld, of Coos and Curry Counties. Rox 323
Marshfield.
Marshfield, were quietly married
Office in the “ Chandler”
last Saturday morning at the South
Methodist Parsonage in this city,
Rev. C. H. Cleaves officiating. Only
two were present at the ceremony.
Miss Clara Rehfeld, sister of the
bride and Mr. Stutemnn is engaged
in the real estate business here,
snd the couple will make Coquille
their home.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to use this means of i
expressing our most sincere and
heart-falt thanks to our many!
friends and neighbors for their as
General Blacksmiths
sistance during our late trouble
and Horseshoeing....
and the many expressions of sym
pathy in a time of grief during the
illness, death and burial of our ton All kinds of Repairing, Logging
What is believed to be the larg
and brother.
est salmon ever caught in the Rogue
and
Carrisge
Work.
Mrs. J. E Gilman.
river was landed at Grante Pass
Florence Gilman.
recently by- Joseph Wharton, a
George Gilman.
well known former resident of
Good Bargains in Ural Estate.
Roseburg. The fish weighed 85
Six room residence, good location
pounds. Mr. Wharton used a six-
ounce fly rod and a No. 1 brass
— lot 50x100 feet; fine lawn.
A
snsp for $1100.
spinner. In its msd efforts to soap
Second
Rose Building the line (lie salmon churned the
Busimss property bringing $100
«»turs of the riv<r from the While
per month.
A good investment.
And other snaps, see
Rock riffles to tbo foot of Sixth
street.
S tutsman A Co.
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M. A . T U P P E R
M a k g are t 4 . H udson
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HOTEL
COQUILLE
Lot 3 in block 04 in Notley’ s Addi
tion to the town of Coquille City in the
county of Coos, State of Oregon.
Dated this 15th day of June,1909.
SHOES
7 He expects to take the
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M rs . E lizabrth D an ie l so n a n d F am
il y .
Give
throttle on
SUMMARY
the Echo in a short time, as H. VV.
Struck out by Gardiner 12, by-
Dunham, now in charge, will start
Poland 6; Bases on balls—oft Gard for Alaska soon.
iner 1, off Poland 1; Two base hits
Mrs. S. P. Johnson who bad been
— Gardiner; Earned runs—Coquille visiting at Portland with her son-
5, Myrtle Point 1; Double plays in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
— Johnson to Carl; Sacrifice hits— Harry Gardner, returned last week
McBride, Chapman 2, Lewis, Fob
accompanied by them. Mr. Gard
som; Base hits—-Brown, Lewis,
Kelly, Gardiner 3, Collier 2, Sykes, ner plays ball with the Coquiile
Johnson
3, McBride, Chapman; team this season.
Stolon bases-CoquilleO,Myrtle Point
Bertie Rnndlemau returned last
3; Left on bases—Coquille 8, Myrtle
week from a trip to Mapleton, this
Point 4; Time of game 1 hour, 35
minutes; Umpire—Forrest; Scorer statp, where he bad been to see his
father, J. L. Randleman, who has
— Collier.
been somewhat indisposed of late,
M rs. N eym an P a sse s A w a y .
but was, we are pleased to state,
Mrs. R. H. Neyman, formerly of improved at last accounts.
this place, whom we mentioned re
J. H. Prewett, an old settler .of
cently as being very low from con the Pnikersburg section, started
sumption, passed a wav on the 22nd
of May while on the way from Rose- Monday with Mrs. Prewelt who
burg to a mountain resort where has been in failing hoalth for some
she was being taken with the hope time. They went with wagon aud
of benefitting her condition. Mrs team and will take iD the Willam
Neyman was 48 years of age and ette valley and other parts of the
leaves a husband nnd four sous and
eight dnughters to mourn her de state for her benefit.
Total.................31
B ig Bargains.
180-acre ranch, all bottom. Price
$ 20 , 000 .
200 acres timber land, price $1500.
45 acre well improved ranch, price
$4500.
And other bargains in property.
Call on Neathery A Gregg.
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Folsom, c .......... _...
Poland, p ................
Carl, lb ....................
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Prey, 2b..................
Pioneers Gone.
Johnson, ss.......... .
Lewis, 3b..............-
James Durrand Sr., one of the Brown, r f ............. ...
old and prominent residents of this Herman, c f .............
Bender, If...............
section, di(d Tuesday from injuries
received a fortnight ago in the
North Bend furniture factory. Hie
passing is mourned by many warm
friends. Deceased came to the bay
from Gardiner some thirty years
ago. Running a planer in a saw
mill was his forte, and he always
found employment in this line. De
ceased was 69 years of age. A
wife and three children are left to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. John Golden a pioneer wom
an of Coos Bay, died at Mercy hos
pital at 10 o ’clock last evening after
a brief illness of pneumonia. She
had been a resident of Marshfield
since 1878 and was sixty years old.
Mrs. Golden had been ailing for
a couple of months. Tuesday she
was up and around as usual but
yesterday became suddenly ill and
wan tnken to the hospital about 4
o’clock in the afternoon. Six hours
later she was dead.
Mrs. Golden was boru in County
Mayo, Ireland, and came to Ameri
ca at nn early ago, settling at Seran-
ton. Pa. In 1878, she came to Coos
Bay and in 1885 was married to
John Golden. No children were
born to the couple.
The funeral will be held from St.
Monica’s Catholic church at 9:30
Saturday
morning.—Coos Bay
Ti mes.
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3
0 0
1
0 14
1
0 2
0 0
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1 2 1 0
Square
Deal
u
Poland acted in the same capacity
CoqUILLE
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Try The
In the first league game of the
season at Myrtle Point last Sunday,
W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 16, 1909.
Coquille defeated Myrtle Point by
Local advertisements among local a score of 7 to 1.
reading five cents per line each inser
The game was a good one from
tion. Cards ot thanks 50 cents each.
Obituary poetry five cents per line. start to finish and was witnessed by
Resolutions of Condolence and lodge a good sized crowd.
advertising live cents per line.
“ Bub" Gardiner, who was Co-
A nothcr R ailroad Disaster.
quille’s twirler a year ago, was in
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\ the box in Sunday’s game and
Cottage Grove, Or., June 7. The pjjcjled a good game, haviug per-
bome-bound passenger train of the fect oontrol Qf tfae ba„ &t s), time8
Oregon A Southern Railroad fell during tb# Djnfl inniDgg played
through the ( urrin biidge,
miles east of here Saturday at 4:30
p . M. There were about 20 pas-
sengers on the train, all of whom
were injured except Fireman John
Cooler. The entire bridge gave
way at once, nnd went to the bot
tom of Row River, some 25 feet be
low. The cause of the wreck is
said to have been decayed stringers.
Some of thi passengers and Engin
eer Ostrander were seriously hurt.
The injured are: Price Rogers,
jaw and leg broken; F. H. Hall, left
leg broken below knee; Will Os
trander, engineer, dislocation of
breast bone; Judge W. B. Foster,
left thigh broken; L. Haney, crest
of hip bone fractured; bruised;
Mrs. William Southworth, two ribs
broken and her three children
slightly injured; J. B. Protzman,
auditor, bruised and left leg brok-
en; F. H. Hall, left leg and face
cut. There were a number of oth
ers injured, but not seriously.
Earl Garroutte, 13 years of age,
saved Claudie Kime from drown
ing. The lad had gone down once
and was dieappearing again when
caught by Earl. There were a
number of women on the train
when it went down.
T. K. Campbell of the Oregon
Railway Commissi on is here in
vestigating the cause o f the wreck.
Traffic on the road will be sus
pended until the bridge can be
repaired, which will be about a
week.
A spark from the smoke stock of
the O. K. Creamery took effect on
j the roof a week ago Monday, and
'only for the prompt and effective
work of the hoys with the appliances
' kept at hand, tbe creamery would
have doubtless gone up iu smoke
Mr. aud Mrs. O. E. Fish and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Keil arrived here
Wednesday from« Minnesota and
M EAT M ARKET
proceeded to Bundon where they
will visit Mr. Fish's brother, H. M.
Next Door to Rerseys Store
| Fish, of that city.
J. H. SLAGLE, Prop
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hite and sou
George and wife and Henry Adams
GOOD, CLEAN,
returned Tuesday from a year so
journ in California and the south
FRESH MEATS
A dd to the Pleasure
west. They were glad to get back
At Low Prices
and say there is no place like Ban-
of your vacation by taking don. They say that business is
a Kodak with you.
very dull in California.— Recorder,
C. J. Millis, the railroad manager,
Kodaks all styles and was over from the Bay last Satur
day accompanied by his son Harold,
prices at
who is a student of Berkeley, Cali
Knowlton’s Drug
Store fornia, and came up here to spend
ADMINISTRATOR’ S NOTICE.
his vacation. Young Mr. Millis is In the County Court of the State of
taking a course in mining engineer- j Oregon for Coos County.
A D D I T IO N A L L O C A L .
ing, is leader of the band and bears In the Matter of the Estate of Alfred N.
Ogle, Deceased.
the rank of captain in the military
Notice is hereby given that the un
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Burns and organization of^he school.
dersigned has been by the County
their son and daughter Ray and
W. A. Barnett came up from Court of Coos County, State of Oregon,
Cora, returned Saturday from their Pr osper Wednesday and took his appointed Administrator of the es
tate of Alfred N. Ogle, deceased.
extended trip to Michigan and boy home with him, the lad having All persons having claims against said
been here se veral days for medical deceased, are hereby required to pre
Canada and many other points of
treatment, havin g suffered a severe sent them, properly verified, to the
interest.
attack of bloodpoisoning in one undersigned at Roseburg, Oregon,
within six months from the date of the
Mrs. E . \V. Lewis and her son- haDd and arm. I t begins to look first publication of this notice.
as
though
an
operation
may
be
nec
First publication of this notice is
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
essary, as the bone of the forearm dated the 12th dav of June. 1909.
Chance, of Marshfield, who had been
JOHN T. LONG,
appears to have become diseased.
Administrator of the Estate of Alfred
on a visit of several days with Rev.
Mrs. N. Plyler, of this city, wag
N. Ogle, Deceased.
and M tb . C. D. Price, at Bancroft, a passenger on the Fifield for San
returned home Saturday.
Francisco last Thursday, accom NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL F.8TATE
Late advice through her daughter, panied by Mrs. Mary E. Plyler, her
In the County Court of the State of
Mrs. H. N. Lorenz, from Mrs. R. husband’s mother, who goes to Oregon lor the County of Coos.
Oakland, California, where the will
In the Matter of the j
Pomeroy, of Lampa, who is now in
reside at least for the lime being Estate ol Joseph D.
Texas for her health and medical with s son aud daughter who live Hudson. Deceased. )
treatment, is to the effect that she there. The former will return by
Notice is hereby given that I, the un
is not much if improved if at all. way of Oakland, Oregon, where she dersigned, duly appointed and quali
fied Administratrix of said estate, will,
will visit with friends.
by virtue of an order issued out of the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Baxter ar
said county court on June 12th, 1909.t>y
rived here Saturday from Payette,
John F. Hall, County Judge of Coos
County, Oregon, sell, on August 15th,
Idaho, and are enjoying a visit with
1909, at private sale, at the Law Office
Mrs. Baxter’s parents, Mr. and
of R. H. Smith, in the City o( Coquille.
Oregon, for cash, the following de
Mrs. C. M. Skeels, and their many
scribed real estate belonging to said
friends of this place and community.
estate, Viz:
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