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26: No. 52.
Entered as second-class matter May
8, 1905, at the postofflce at Coquille.
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
3, 1879.
DR. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUKON.
Office atblocuui’B Drug Store.
C0QUIM.K, O r KOON.
Oflioi Plume
Main 211.
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A. F. Kirshman,
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Offloe two doors Booth of Post office.
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Oregon.
Coquille
Dr. C. W Endicott
D kn tist
Office on Front Street
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1909.
Reaches North Pole.
Copenhagen, Sept. i . — Dr. Cook,
the American explorer, reached the
north pole April a i, 1908, according
to a telegram received at the
colonial office here.
The message was received from
Lervik. Shetland Islands.
Dr. Cook is on board the Danish
government steamer, Hans Egede,
which passed Lerwick at noon to­
day, en route to Denmark. The
telegram announcing Dr. Cook’s
achievement was sent by a Green­
land official on board the steamer
and reads: "W e have on board the
American traveler, Dr. Cook, who
reached the north pole April 21,
1908. Dr. Cook arrived at Uperni-
vik (the northernmost Danish set­
tlement in Greenland on an island
oh the west coast) in May, 1909,
from Cape York in the northwest
part of Greenland, on Baffin Bay).
The Esquimaux of Cape York con­
firm Dr. Cook's story of his jour­
ney.”
Lincoln Relics.
T O L L M A N
Photographer
Acme Robbery.
The Marshfield Sun.
Eugene, Or., Aug. 31.— A tele­
Dr. Horsfall returned home over­
phone message from Acme, 70 miles
land last week from San Francisco.
west of Eugbne, on the lower Siu-
Mrs. H. G. Ploeger, of Myrtle
slaw river, states that two safes in
Point, underwent an operation this
the general store of C. 0 . & I. B.
week at the Home Hospital for ap­
Cushman were blown open some
pendicitis. The operation was per­
time last night with dynamite. The
formed by Dr. Horsfall.
building was partially wrecked.
August Eickworth after a fort­
One of the safes contained the post-
office funds, I. B. Cushman being night's visit with relatives in this
postmaster. The sum, it is said, city, will leave on the next Plant
He
amounted to $;ooo or over. Con­ enroute for New York City.
siderable cash and valuable papers goes via Southern Pacific to New
belonging to Cushman Brothers Orleans, and thence by steamer to
were also taken, the exact amount New York.
not being known, but it is thought
The marriage of Fred Selauder,
to be several hundred dollars. No manager of. the Finnish Co-opera­
one heard 'he explosions, as the tive store in this city, and Miss
store is some distance from any Zoe Wilson, of Sumner, was solem­
residence. The robbers piled wet nized last Saturday, Rev- B. F.
blankets around the safes to deaden Bengtson officiating.
The newly
the sound. The sales were badly married couple have a host of ad­
wrecked and one entire end of the miring friends who join with the
frame store building was blown out Sun in extending congratulations.
by the- torce of the explosion. They will make their future home
There is no clue to the robbers, al­ in Marsh held.
though two strange men who were
Cal W right, our vigilant game
seen about Acme and Florence dur­ warden, has returned from scouring
ing the week are suspected. Sheriff the hills in quest of violators of the
Bown left Eugene this forenoon in game law. Mr. Wright gives the
a buggy for the scene of the rob­ opinion that sportsmen in this sec­
bery. He attempted to get an auto, tion are duly observing the law
but owners of machines refuse to go and that he heard of but few in­
over that road since the accident to fractions reported by parties.
He
B. A. Washburne’s car near Maple- could not secure sufficient evidence
ten Sunday, resulting in its de­ I in these cases, but hopes to land
struction by fire.
them later if they persist in offend­
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Lesson Taught by Circus.
ERDMAN
Portland Journal: A few figures
that tend to show wbat a railroad
would do in the Coos Bay couutry
are given by Walter Lyon, of
Marshfield, who is a Portland visit­
or.
Incidentally it shows that
Coos Bay people have money to
spend, for 250 teams went over the
stage roads to Roseburg to atteDd
the Ringling circus.
“Counting four persons to the
team,’’ said Mr. Lyon, “ this means
1000 people, and this is not an over­
estimate, I think. The lowest stage
fare from Marshfield to Roseburg is
$6, so the cost, had everyone gone
by stage, would have been $12,000
for the round trip.
That shows
what went out of Coos county to
the circus, saying nothing of what
was spent at Roseburg and the
circus itself.
“ Government figures of steamers
passing over the bar for the last
year shows 13,908 passengers. Up
and dawn Coos rivet there were
37,683 passengers on boats, a total
ol more than 5,000. Taking into
account the increased traffic that
would result if communication were
made east by railroad, and saying
nothing about the increase of popu­
lation and development of new sec­
tions, some idea can be gained ot
what a railroad would do for itself,
as well as for Coos Bay.”
Notice of Survey.
Notice is hereby given that the
following townships and parts of
townships have been surveyed to
wit: T. 25 fc»., R. 9 W .;T . 32 8.,
R. 2 W,; T. 24 8,. R. 9 W.; Secs. 7
to 10, 15 to 22, 27 to 33 all inclusive,
and NJ nnd SW. J of Bection 34, T.
23 S„ R. 10 W.; Secs. 2 to ll, 15 to
22, 27 to 34, all inclusive, and that
plats of survey will be filed in this
office on Saturday 9, 1909, at 9
o’clock a. m. and on and after such
day we will be prepared to receive
applications for the entry of the
unreserved and unappropriated
landB therein.
All persons are warned, however,
that for the landa embraced within
the National Foreat applications
cannot he received, except from
bona fide settlers who made settle­
ment prior to Ihe withdrawal of the
land for reserve purposes.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register,
J. M. L awrence , Receiver.
H ENSLEY
Tl)e People’s Market
ERDMAN & 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, your Chickens, your
eggs
We Pay the Highest Market Price.
We are to Stay.
.W e W ill T r e a t Y o u
P H O N E M A IN 5-6
R ig h t.
COQUILLE, OREGON
The Baxter
BAXTER BROS, Proprietors.
The Hotel formerly known as the Hotel Coquille.
Newly Furnished, Painted and Papered Throughout.
Special Attention Paid to the
T ra v elin g Public.
All
W hite
Help
Employed
Give Us a Trial and we will Treat You Right.
W. H. Schroeder
Jeweler
FRONT STREET.
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COQUILLE ORE.
W e carry a good line of W altham ,
E lgin, South Bend and Howard Watch­
es.
Before purchasing a watch else­
where call and examine our stock and
get pries. W e guarantee our prices to
be as reasonable as a ry .
The Pacific Monthly of Portland,
Oregon, is a beautifully illustrated
monthly magazine. If you are in­
terested in dairying, fruit raising,
poultry raising, or want to know
about irrigated lands, timber lands,
or free government lands open to
homestead entry,
l'be
Pacific
Monthly will give you full informa­
tion. The price ia $1.50 a year.
If you will send twenty-five cents
in stamps, three late issues will be
sent you so that you may become
acquainted with it. Read the fol­
lowing splendid offers:
We Carry Y
Offer No. 1— McClure’s Maga­
zine, Woman's Home Companion
and The Pacific Monthly, costing
$4.50, will be sent at a special rate
of $3.00.
Offer No. 2 — McClure’s Maga­ We are headquarters for everything in the meat line.
zine, Review of Reviews, and The
wonts always receives prompt attention.
Pacific Monthly, costing $6.00, will
be sent for $3 60.
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piONEER ME0T MACHET
Lard,
Hams,
Bacon,
Sausage,
Fresh and Salt Meats.
COQUILLE V A L L E Y
Offer No. 3 — Human Life, Ideal
Homes and The Pacific Monthly
will be sent for $2.00.
Order by number and send your
order accompanied by postal money
order for the amount to The Pacific
Monthly, Portland, Oregon.
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PACKING
A. Ì. SHERWOOD Pres.
Your
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R. E. SHINE, Vita Prt>
I. H. HAZARD, Csshler
0. C SANFORD, Asst. Cashier
FIRST N A TIO N A L B A N K
O P COQ UIÜL1H, O R E G O N .
We have both new and second T r a n ^ a c t H a G e n e r n l H a n k i n g B u s i n e s a
band in the following lines, dressers,
commodes, iron and wood beds, bed
Board of Dlroetoro.
Corroopondonto.
springs, mattresses, floor matting,
National Rank o Commerce, New York Cit
A . J . Sherwood,
sewing machines, in fact almost R. O. Dement,
L. H . Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Franciso
L. Har locker,
everything needed for the bouse or
R. K. Shine. First N at’l Bank of Portland, Portland.
Isaiah Hacker.
camp. Come and look through,
you will be surprised at the great
variety of articles to he found in
our store.
C. M. Goodman k Co
M. K. WHITMORE. E. F. MOKRI.N8Y
Coos
ScMnit of Cepillo Elver Transportation Company,
Bay Paving and Con­
struction Company.
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One of the three cedar trees
planted on the old Lincoln farm at
Lincoln City by Abraham Lincoln
when he was a small boy, has been
turned over to A. P. Fenn, the well
known furniture manufacturer of
E. D, SPERRY
Tell City, Ind., who will have it
A ttorney am i Coancellor a t Law.
made into souvenirs and sent to his
Office in Robinson Building
friends in various parts of the
ing.
Change in Mail Route.
country. Some time ago the old
Alex Simpson,
the Haynes
tree was blowu over during a storm
Slough
farmer,
and
who
is tesponsi-
Bids
are
asked
for
a
proposed
and fell into the yard of A. J.
W. C. CHASE.
ble
for
the
move
now
on
foot for a
change
in
mail
route,
which
if
ac­
Rhodes, where it lay for some time
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and promised to go to decay, when cepted by the department means the ferry from North Bend to Glasgow
OIBo in Kobinson B uilding, U pstairs
Mr. Fenn asked for it and it was abandonment of the Roseburg to connect with a road to Ten-mile,
given him. He had the tree ship­ service and putting on a 23 hour was in town this week talking up
ped to one of his furniture factories service between here and Drain. the project with our business men.
at Tell City. Among the notables The bidder is asked to furnish a Mr. Simpson argues that the carry­
C. R. BARROVY
who will receive souvenirs from Mr. $13,000 bond with his bid which ing out of these plans will allow the
Attorney and Counsellor a t Law
inhabitants of five sloughs empty­
Fenn are President Taft, ex Presi­ will he opened the 26th.
The only advantage we can see ing into the northern half of Coos
First-class Beferenoes
dent Roosevelt, Robert T. Lincoln,
F ifteen Years’ E iperienoe
only surviving son of the great war over the present route is that dur­ bay an opportunity to enjoy the
O o q o iu ,E C it y , O r *
president, Henry Watterson, editor1 ing the winter months the Drain road and free ferry. The territory
of the Louisville Courier-Journal, route is preferable, as at uo time of thereby benefited would be no
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Congressman W. E. Cox of Jasper, the year are the roads impassable, small portion of our county and the
Ind., and Gcv. Thomas R. Marshall, while between here and Roseburg numbers to travel this route when
J. J. STANLEY
the roads frequently become im­ established would be considerable.
of Iudianapolis.
passible, even for pack horses, the Mr. Simpson’s plan was heartily
LAWYER
A 6 d P osition
mails being delayed from one to endorsed by all with whom he con­
Martin Building
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can be had by ambitious young three days.
Under the present versed on the subject while in this
CoqUILLB, O regon
men and ladies in the field of management the Roseburg route city.
“ wireless” or railway telegraphy. gives us splendid service, and since
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Bishop Scadding on Tonr.
Since the eight hour law became miles of planking have been laid a
A. J. Sherwood,
effective, and since the wireless much better service might be ex­
A t to r n e y - at - L a w ,
companies are establishing stations pected this winter.
Rev. Chas. Scadding, Episcopal
N o t ar y P u b l i c ,
Postmaster Russell believes it the bishop of Oregon, arrived here on
throughout the country there is a
Coquille,
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Oregon
great shortage of telegraphers. department’s intention to send mail the Breakwater this morning for
Positions pay beginners Irom $70 to of the second and third class in here his annual visitation of the churches
$90 per month, with good chance by steamer, and route only first of that denomination in southwest­
Walter Sinclair,
for advancement.
The National class matter over the stage. This, ern Oregon. While here he will
A t t o r n k t ì T -L ì w ,
Telegraphic Institute of Portland, however, is not specified in the bids be the guest ol J. W. Bennett and
Ore., operates six official institutes asked.
N otary P o m .ro ,
| Rev. Win. Horsfall.
We understand that no little dis-
in America, under supervision of
Coquille,
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Saturday evening Bishop Scad­
R. R. and wireless officials and satisfaction has been caused by the ding will preside at the Communi­
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places all graduates into positions. proposed change and that an effort cants’ class at the Marshfield Epis­
It will pay you to write them lor will be made to have the depart­ copal church. He will also preach
Hall & Hall,
ment reconsider the matter.— Har­ here Sunday morning and Sunday
full details.
A ttob sr ys - at L aw ,
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D e ale r in B k i l E s t a t i of a ll k in d s .
afternoon will address the Episcopa­
Six Hundred are Drowned.
Marshfield, Oregon.
Labor, Consumption Remedy. lians at North Bend, where a better
organization of the members may
Batavia, Java, Sept. 2.— Six
New York, Aug. 31.— Following be effected.
hundred natives drowned, crops
E. G. D. Holden
The following are his appoint­
destroyed and thousands homeless an inspection of sanitariums in
and fleeing to escape the devastat­ Switzerland and England, H. M. ments for the balance of his stay in
L a t t i »,
J ust ic s o r thh P rags
ing waters is part of the record of Biggs, chief medical adviser to the this section:
D. 8 . C o m m issio n er, G e n e ra l In s u ra n c e the terrible flood following a cloud Department of Health, has planned
September 12.— Bandon, preach
Agent, a n d N otary P u b lio . Office
burst which annihilated the town of a vigorous and perhaps sensational morning and evening,
in R o b in so n B u ild in g .
September 15.- Bandon, lecture,
Bezoeki, in southeast Java, and course of treatment for the city’s
Coquille
regon.
consumptive patients.
Heretofore “The Bible and How to Study It.”
flooded the country lor miles.
September 19.--Coquille, morn-
Communication is cut off and the the course of treatment has been
waters show no sign of receding. limited to plenty of fresh air and ¡og and evening service.
List Your Property With
September 21.— St. Matthew's
Relief word is both difficult and lots of nourishing food. But now
the patients will have to go to Day, Gardiner, evening service.
STUTSMAN & COMPANY
hazardous.
work, and the harder the work the
BEAL ESTATE
September 22.— Scottsburg.
Noted Books are Burning.
more ceitain, it is said, will be their
September 23.— Drain.
Office Front St., Opp. Hotel Coquille
CLAUD STUTSMAN, Mgr.
Bishop Scadding is accompanied
Toronto, Canada, Sept. 1 — The cure.
A hospital at Otisville is in need by his wife, who has fully recovered
COQUILLE,
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OREGON Parliament buildings are on fire.
The roof of the west wing has fallen ol an addition, and the men patients fr0D] the operation she underwent
in and the library is now in flames. will be at work as bodcarriers and recently lor appendicitis.— Coos Bay
The entire contents, upwards of brickmasons, being compelled to Times.
one hundred thousand books will labor as long and hard as possible.
Incorporated.
Women patients must also do man- j
«¡„„«i lor n u i n u e n .
be destroyed.
Manufacturers of
Late this afternoon, the fire was ual labor of the hardest kind, plow-1 ..y took , w0 of Chamberlain's
The Celebrated Berpmann Shoe under control and confined to the ing if able, and all other kinds of Stomach and Liver Tablets last
The Strongest and Nearest Water west wing. The damage is esti­ agricultural work. They will also night, and I feel fifty per cent
be asked to do the carpentering better than I have for weeks, says
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners mated at #200,000.
J. J. Firestone of Allegan, Mich.
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prospectors and mill men,
work on the new structure at Otis­ “ They are certainly a fine article
621 Thurman Street
ville. Hereafter all patients must for biliousness.” For sale by R. S.
Sent to Asylum
P o r t l a n d , O heoon .
sleep out of doors, even it the tem­ Knowlton. Samples free.
A H Ames, of North Bend, has perature is 10 degrees below zero.
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Iieen committed to the state hospital
F or S ale
All Coos County warrants drawn
For Rent Cheap.
on the general fund and endorse I for the insane at Salem, where his
100 acre ranch on Myrtle Creek,
prior to January 1st, 1908 will he wile was sent a lew months ago.
A good young work mare, weight
paid on presentation at my office in , Attendants from the hospital are 18 miles from Myrtle Point, 7 miles
1850, snd two fine Bonaparte colls.
Coquille City. No iotereat will he expected here in a day or two to from Bridge.
20 acres cultivated
G. O. L owk , Norway.
allowed on any of th-se warrants
take him there.
Marshal Caffrey end fine orchard, good 5 room house
after August 21st, 1909
Dated this U th day of Aug. 1909. has pentioned the Cuos county court and fairly good hams. 2 years
Registered Berkshire pigs for
T. M. Dimmick 1 to send the four children to rela­ lease wanted. Address, Mrs. A. C. ' salt— 1 oth iex. J. C. Watson, Co­
County Treasurer. tives at Red Bluff, Cal.—Times.
Kurtz, Bancroft, Oregon.
quille.
Residence Studio.
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