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D r e a d th e In d ia n s .
Among the frontiersmen who closely
followed the footsteps of Lewis and
February 17, 1914
Clark across the Rockies was Colonel
L. J. Simpson et ul to Edith J. Judd. Joseph L. Meek. lie settled in Ore­
War. Deed. Lot 17, Blk 20 Lakeside. gon, and, like all the earliest pioneers,
$10.00 he w as obliged to choose his helpmate,
Edith J Judd et vir to Dennett Trust so the Portland Oregonian says, from
Co, War, Deed. Lot 17 Blk 20, J.ake- among the dusky maidens of the for­
$ 220.00 est.
side.
February 18, 1914
During the early settlement of the
L. J. Simpson et al to Herman A. territory the Cayuse Indians w e r e
Nabb.
War. Deed.
Lot 9, Blk 19, quite menacing In their demonstrations
$5.00
of hostility to the little baud of pio­
Marshfield Realty <k Trading Co. to neers, so much so indeed that a meet­
W. J. Conra«l t*t al. War. Deed. Par­
cel of land in Marshfield.
$10.00 ing of the settlers assembled to take
counsel about the safety of the com­
Henry Fengstaeken et ux to Henry
Sengstacken Co. War. Deed. All Belt munity resolved to send two of their
number across the mountains to im­
Line Kailway Add to Empire.
K1« of
SE)£, Sec 3, <k W }i of SW!£, Sec 2 Tp plore aid from the government at
S6 > R 15 W W M.
$10.00 Washington.
Colonel Meek and Squire Eberts
Clias. Walker to Mark O. Con. War
Deed. Lot 2 Blk 40 Woodland Add to j were appointed, and they set out
Bandon.
$10.00 across the mountains and the deserts
Ben Fogelsonger et ux to O. W. and in due time reached their destina­
Thompson et al. war deed. Lot 0 blk 7 j tion. While there the colonel was in
Bennetts’s Bandon Beach,Plat A. $10.00 vited to a levee given by some one of
John iS. Coke,Jr, et ux to McPherson- | the political notables. He was intro­
Ginser Co. Q. C. D Part lot 7 blk 41, duced to a lady who naturally enough
E. B. Clement’s plat of Marshfield,
made Inquiries about Oregon, the hos­
Parcel of land in Sec 33Twp 25 S R 11 tile Indians, and so forth.
W W M.
$10.00
"But your wife,” began the lady In a
A. E. Seaman et ux to Chas. Walker lull betw’een thrilling narratives, "or
war deed. Lots 2 10, blk 40, Woodland
add to Bandon.
$10.00 haven’t you a wife?”
"Yes,” replied the colonel, " I have a
Februrary 19, 1914
wife.”
Rhoda E. Ross et al to W. C. Harris,
“ Why,” said the lady, “ I should
war deed. Lot 23, 24, 25 & 26, blk 36
East Marshfield
$100.00 think she would be so afraid of the
Indians.”
A. M, Crawford et ux to Merchant
"M y w ife afraid of Indians!” ex­
Land Co. et al.
(¿. C. D.
All their
interest in West Bandon except lots 4 claimed the colonel. “ Why, madam,
to 9, blk 38.
$10.00 she Is herself a squaw!”
Chester Snow to L. W. Tope. Option
lots 13, 14, & 15 blk 43, North Bend.
N. Berneics Moore to E. Roy Moore
war deed lots 6 to 10, blk 7 Bav Park.
Lots 10, blk 24 Lakesiile.
* $10 00
H. E Brown et ux to Warren J. Bur­
den et al war deed NK*4 of NE% N E !4
sec. 35, twp. 29 s. r. 15 w. w. m. $10.00
A. M. Crawford et ux to Merchant
Land Co. et al, war deed one-ihird in­
terest in various lots in west Bandon.
e p ip j
$ 10 . 00 .
TH E D IAM O'
James H. Rookard et ux to Lawrence
Jennings, war deed, ne‘4 of se££, 8eV4
of ne* 4 , wW of ne1^, &
of nw.^, sec
34, twp. 29 8. r. 11 w. w. m. $1000.00
D r u fffi« t. A f f e r e n t « I I I X - T F I T S
D IA M O N D III» A N D I ' T L I.S for « 5
February 20 1914
years known as Best, Safest, Alw ays Reli iblo
E. C. Mather et ux to E. Lillebo, war
SOLD BY ORI QfilSTS LVLRYKHi
deed Lot 1, blk 13, Coos Bay Plat A
Division 2. $10.00
Aila Graber et vir to Frank T. Malley
et al B. & S. deed e }» of sw34 ° f SWM>
sec 13, twp 30 8. r. 12 w. w. m. $10.(X)
T. M. Hermann et ux to H. A. John­
Incorporated
son, war deed ne!4 of Be1*, sec 8, twp.
Manufacturers of
30 s. r. 12 w w m $10.00
The Celebrated Berqm ann 8 hoe Georgia A. Stephans et al to Carrie
The Strongest anil Nearest Water McCulloch, war deed, that part of lot 3,
Proof shoe made for loggers, tinners sec 16, twp. 29 s. r. 12 w w m lying east
of county road. $10.00
prospectors and m ill men.
Ora M. Worthington et vir to Georgia
21 Thurman Street
A. Stephens, q c deed that part of lot 3
P o r t l a n d , O regon .
sec 16, twp 29 s r 12 w w m lying east of
county road. $5.00
February 21 1914
F. J. Fahy et al to J. C. Shields, b &
deed lot 11 & sy% of lot 10, blk 17,
Woodland Add. to Bandon. $10.00
Ora L. Clark to Edith A. Irish, war
deed «32 ft of lot 7 A n3 ft of lot 6, blk
40,
Nasburgs Add to Marshfield. $1760.
Regular as the Clock
Menasha Wooden Ware Co. to C. A.
Smith Timber Co. q c deed, right of
way through various lands of grantor in
tps 30 A 31, r r 12 w w m $1.00
U. S. of A. to Northern Pacific Rail­
way Co. patent various lands in tp 25 s
First-class fare only
$7.50
r 9 A twp 23 8 r 10 w w m
Up freight, per ton
5.00
Annie Clark et vir to Jesse P. Byers,
war deed 1 acre in sec 36, twp 27 a r w
w in $800.00
D. D. Pierce to Edith Ada McCurdy
E . & E . T . K ru s e
b A a deed s'.j of se1^, n w ^ of se}^, see
24 California Street, San Francisco
6, tw p 28 s r 12 w w m $5 00
Andre Anderson et ux to Wm Carlson
et al, war deed 2 acres in sec 3t5, twp.
For Reservations
26 h r 14 w w m $10.00
February 24 1914
NOSLER & NORTON
Ira B. Bartle et ux to Wm. N. Ekblad
Agents, Coquille, Oregon
war deed one eighth interest of fiel4 of
nw *4, sw V* of ne>i, sec 10, twp 24 s r 13
w w m $10.00
J. Wright Wilson et ux to Dorsey
Kreitzer war deed lots 16 A 17, blk 26,
lots 26, 27 A 28, blk 39, Railroad Add.
to Marshfield. $10,00
Tbos. Langlois et ux to F. J. Feeney,
war deed lots 2 A 3, blk 1, Langlois Add
to Bandon $10 00
8. P. Bartlett to Mrs. M. J, McKenna
war deed parcel of land in town of Ban­
don $10.00
E. R. Hunt et ux to Christian Peter­
son, w ar deed lot 18, A 19, blk 22, Ocean
View’ Add to North Bend $100.00
!>. O. Kinyon et ux to Christian Pet­
erson, war deed lot 4, blk 18, and lot 3
blk 12, Lakeside, $10.
Reynolds Development Co. to Ira M.
Schwas, s w d lot 5, blk 14, first add to
Marsh lie Id, $300.
L .1 Simpson et ux to J C Toelle, war
deed parcel of land in North Bend $10.
Wm T Warner et ux to C A Smith
Timber Co war deed right of way
through land in see 28, twp 29 8 r 12 w
w m $100.
Myrtle A Rackleff et vir to Lyman
KackletT, war deed lots 7 and 8, blk 5,
P A Decker’s add to Myrtle Point $10.
A P Owen to Jotty Watson Folsom,
war deed sl4 of lots 7 and 8, blk R,
western add to Marshfield $1.00
(Continued on second page)
Kills Germs
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HEROIC MUSICIANS.
C o n d u c to r , F o r W h o m th o O r c h e s tr a
Is M e r e ly a P e d e s ta l.
Dr. Max Nordau has an umuslng ar­
ticle in the Farts Revue on the evolu
tion of the orchestra conductor. For­
merly the conductor was a modest
man who took Infinite pains with the
rehearsals and effaced himself on the
great day of the public concert.
Nowadays he Is a hero. You only
see 1dm. The orchestra 1s merely a
pedestal for him. In the French army
of former days there was a personage
who could be compared with him—the
drum major. He has the same pres­
tige without the aid of the drum ma­
jor's stature, lace and stick. lie must
be n finished actor. He must play the
part of the Hon which shoots the w a­
ter Into the fountain.
There was Gustav Mahler, the most
astounding artist In dumb show. All
the muscles of his clean shaved face
were contracted Into the furious mask
of a samurai when he let loose the he­
roic sonorities and relaxed Into ecstasy
during the pianissimo.
Arthur Nlktseh also "reflects” trage­
dies nnd Idylls, but grace suits him
best. In the pastoral symphony (Bee­
thoven) he Is the rococo shepherd tick­
ling with the outstretched finger of
his left hand the fair neck of n pretty
shepherdess.
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BUTTER
W R A P P E R S
HERALD
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J. SHERW OOD P re V
R. E.SHINE, V.-PreB.
l . H . H 4 Z . R 0 . C a s h ie r
0 . C SANFORD, A ss t. Cashier
F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
(Continued from first page)
j County Treasurer, Frank C'aug-
laying the building the Canal. The : liell, is still confined to the house
North American Indians have been ! bo‘ is 8lo" 'y
lalrenK 'h,
op c o l u m n s , o r b g o h .
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will 800 u be able to be out if to
repeatedly chased Irom their own | otber CODJ|lllctttiou, 8t.t io .
rra n s a c ta a G eneral B o n k in g Businesp
fields, their forests and streams,
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back to the reservation; and likely
URK
S o s t i s t O lr s e le r s .
C e rre s p e n G e n t,
the presetit agitation will deter­
R. O. Dement,
A.
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Sherwood,
| National Bank o Commerce, New York Ci
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that
mine whether the Colombians are
L. Horlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N'lBank, San Krsnci
open to opportunity, in which event under and by virtue o f the Execution
Isaiah Hacker,
It. K. Shine. First ¿ia t’l Rank of Portland, Portland.
and order of Bale Issued out of tho
they will not shy Irom the pathway
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
of progress, but may even outdis­
for the County of Coos, on the 2nd
tance the people of the United States day of December, 1913, In a certal l
R. 8. K no w lto n , President
G eo . A. R obinso n , Vice-I’res.
in reaping
the harvest of the suit wherein John It. Miller Is plain-'
R. 11. M a s t , Cashier.
tiff, and A. H. Stutsman nnd Emma F.
achievement of Panama.
Stutsman, Flanagan & Dennett D ank,!
C. D. Mael and A. S. Hammond and
Senator La Follette’s denuncia­ C. R. Hammond, partners doing bus­
tion of the Progressive party was iness as the Title & Trust Com­
uot unexpected, but the return of pany, and B. F. W illey and W illiam
Senator Bristow to the Republican Schroeder, composing the firm o f
party was a disappointment to the W illey & Schroeder, a r« defendants,
Progressives. The latter organiza­ being case No. 294 4 o f said court,
tion finds cold comlort in the atti­ and commanding me to sell said real
tude of Senators Clapp and Cum­ property hereinafter described to sat­
mings, whom, it has been thought isfy the sum of $2581.67 with intei-
might be ‘‘coaxed away” and in tst thereon at the rate o f ten |>er
duced
to rejoin the march ot ¡cent, per annum since the 14th day of
whose leaders 1 June 1911, less the sum of $500.00
‘ ‘ Christian Soldiers
declare they will reach Arm egeddon P a i d on said judgment, Septemper 16,
iu the next presidential election 1911 and lers the further sum of
paid
September
22nd,
Meanwhile,Washington being Deni $1000.00
ocratic— lor the simple reason that 1911, and the further sum of $240.00
the administration is of that politic­ attorney fee? and costs taxed at
al party, finds comlort in the divis­ $23.60, being the amount of plain­
ion of it opponents.
tiff’s judgment; also the sum o f
$115.76 with interest at the rate o f
NEARLY A MtLLION A DAY
Congress will p rovid e^ to,ooo,ooo six per cent, per annum from th-j
for its postoffict business the com­ 14th day of June 1911, and attorney
ing year. The parcel post is proving fees o f $50.00, and costs taxed at
a great money maker, but it is de­ $10.00, being the amount o f W llle/
signed to make extensions in the & Schroeder judgment, and also the
service, and reductions in rates, in further sum of $1087.01 with Inter­
order to keep the Department down est at the rate o f &r/c per annum
from the 14th day of June 1911, to­
to merely a self-supporting basis.
gether with attorney fees
to the
■amount o f $150.00, and costs taxed
CURRY COUNTY CULUNGS
at $11.00; I sold all of block 26 E.
WASHINGTON POLITICS
(P ort Orford Tribune)
B' Dean * Co ’8 Addition to tho
,,
town o f Marshfield, Coos County,
L . M iller, representing l h e i „
...
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Oregon, according to the plat thereof
Buckingham
Heeht Shoe conipa- on f j an(] Df record in the office of
uy o f Sau Francisco, has been siik the County Clerk o f Coos County,
in Port Orf ird with appendicitis Oregon, to Flanagan & Dennett Dank
for $2644.20, and sold the dwelling-
for the past several days.
house situated thereon, separate and
A. A. Jamieson, of Port Orford apart from said real property, which
has let it become known among his said dwelling-house is generally
friends that bis announcement as known as the Stutsman residence to
Republican candidate for nomina­ the said Flanagan & Bennett Bank
tion ns County Commissioner may for the sum of $500.00 on the 10th
day o f January, 1914, and in pur­
be expected later.
suance of the Order of the Circuit
The stores at this place have not Court of Coos
County,
Oregon,
been able to stock up since the made in said above entitled court and
wharf went down, and as a conse- cause on the 24th day of February,
1914, setting aside said sale and or­
queuce they are short on many sta
dering a re-sale of said premises, and
pie articles.
directing that execution issue thereon
A subscription has been raised for the enforcement of said Decree
for the purpose of extending the and Order, and in pursuance o f the
T h e P r e s id e n t a n d War.
sidewalk along Jackson street from Execution issued in pursuance of
said Order received as of the date
According to the constitution o f the
Gillings' store to the Maslereon cor-
United States, article 1. section 8.
of said order, to-wit, on the 241li
clause 11, the power to declare war be­ n e ro h Gth street. Enough money | day of February> 1914i iasued 01lt
longs to the congress. The president, anil donation work has been secured (of said court, requiring me to s e l l
as the chief executive, when war Is to guarantee the improvement b e i D g said property for the satisfaction of
declared becomes commander In chief
said judgment and as by said decree
of the army and navy, but lie cannot made in the near futuie.
and said order of court directed, d i­
take the Initiative in bringing on the
Dr. J. R. Weatherbee of the Starr recting and requiring that I sell the
war. The president who should have
the temerity to declare the country at ranch at Langlois, is fitting up one property aforesaid exclusive o f tho
war with unuther people would be In­ of the finest dairy farms in this house, to the highest and best bidder
stantaneously removed from his high part of the state. He has recently for cash, and that I receive no bid for
office. The men who made the consti­
built two 300 ton silos, together said property exclusive o f the house,
tution upon which our government
for a less sum than the bid o f the
rests knew how fatal to human rights with other up-to-date improvements Flanagan & Bennett Bank of $2,-
nnd happiness the monarchical prin­ He expects to milk 180 cows this
644.20, which shall be deemed to be
ciple had been, and therefore they Baw
season, and is substituting Holsteins renewed and continued; and that I
to It that the nation's head should have
nothing to do with declaring war with in place of tho Jerseys that have sell the building located upon the
eastern portion o f
said
premises
another nation.—New York American. formerly been on the place.
known as the Stutsman residence,
Atty. Kendell, of Marshfield, after and that I receive no bid for same,
His Bluff.
Mr. Montgomery was calling on a spending several days in town d<- except in excess of the bid of the
young woman to whom he wished to parted by stage this morning for Flanagan & Bennett Bank of $500.00,
appear extremely well.
Gobi Reach, where he will spend a which said bid Is deemed to be re­
“ Are you familiar with Dante’s ‘Di­
newed and continued, I did levy on I
vine Comedy,’ Mr. Montgomery?” week or ten days. Mr. Kendell is
the property
hereafter
described,
nsked the young woman.
associated with Judge Goss in the
and I will on the 26th day of March,
“ No. I ’ve never seen it,” replied the
practice of law, and among other 1914, at the hour of ten (1 0 ) o’clock
man. “ The fact is, Miss Tinder, I
think this comedy business is being things iB looking up timber that is in the forenoon of said day at the
overdone. The sooner the stage re­ on the market in this section, pre­ front door o f the County Court
turns to tbe legitimate drama the bet­ sumably in the interest of C. A. House in the City o f Coquille, Ore­
ter it will be.” —Llppincott’s.
gon, sell at public auction to the
Smith.
highest and best bidder for cash,
J im m ie ’s W is d o m .
N. C. Divelbiss of Sixes, who suf­ all of the right, title and interest of
Myrtle, who is studying physical ge­
fered a stroke of paralysis last full, said defendants, join tly and several­
ography, likes to flaunt her superior
has so far recovered ns to be able to ly, in and to the follow ing describ- i
knowledge.
"Jimmie ” she said to her little broth get around the house with the ed property, to-wit:
All of Block 26 in E. B. Dean &
er, " I bet you don’t know what ger­
assistance of crutches. Tbe disease,
mination produces.”
Co.’s Addition to the Town o f Marsh­
" I don’t know what it produces,” re­ which hss kept Mr.Divelbiiss in bed field, according to the plat thereof
plied Jimmie, "but I know the German for several months, affected him on file and of record in the County
nation consumes lots of sauerkraut
mostly in tbe muscles about the Clerk's office, Coos County Oregon,
and Wienerwurst.”—Youngstown Tele­
knees.
“ Newt’s” many friends will being generally known and described
gram.
be glad to learn that he is recover­ as the Stutsman residence property,
the same not to include the dwelling-
Her Choice.
ing.
house o f A. H. Stutsman thereon, but
Ethel—Strange that K itty should (
have married Tom. She told me posl j
all other buildings, together with
tively that she liked Jack better. Ma- ;
(Gold Beach Globe)
the tenements, hereditaments and ap­
rie— Well, she felt more sure of being j
M. Doyle has sufficiently recover­ purtenances thereunto belonging, or
able to boss Tom.—Boston Transcript. !
ed from his recent sickness to en­ in any wise appertaining, and also at
able him to get over town yester­ said time and place aforesaid, sell
N o t A p p r e c ia te d .
the dwelling house located upon the
"F ve Just been telling my daughter day.
eastern portion o f said property be-
It Is wrong to play the piano Sunday.
Jock Fitzhugh, of Nome is visit- ing the
dwelling-house
generally
Don't you agree with me?”
“ But why Sunday especially'?” —Lip- ing his brother and sister Mr. and , known and described as the Stutsman
plncott’s.
Said property
he
Mrs. Mel Fitzhugh and family of residence.
Said
property will
sold seperate from
the
dwelling-
Langlois.
Explained.
house thereon, and no bid for the
“ I heard her praising the conduct of
Langlois will have a cooperative sa|d block 26 exclusive of the dwell­
a little hoy just a few mluutes ago.
'd ) eese fnctory this summer.
The ing will be received except for
a
Whose boy Is It?”
farmers have organized a companv greater sum than the amount of the
"Hers."—Detroit Free Press.
and have bought an engine, and a r e 'M<I of F 'anagan & Bennett Bank of
.
, ,
,
. ,
. I $2644.20, which is deemed to be re­
Industry pays debts, while despair now , having
the lumber cut for the
,
,
,
,
... <
6
newed and continued, and no bid
l u c r e n s e t h t h e m . - -Benjamin Franklin.
building.
will be received for the dwelling-
_____
house located upon said above de-
AT THE
COQUILLE LAUNDRY & ICE CO.
FROM THE NATIONAL C A P IT A L 'l'“ V k“
T
J.
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(Curry County Leader)
'
J
J
scribed property heretofore referred
,
to except In eioess of the bid of the
Doctor Dunlap was called to l ’is- pIanagan & Bennett Bank of $500.00
tol River to give medical aid to Mrs. j which shall be deemed to be renewed
Arthur Walker who is suffering and continued.
with the measles.
DATED this 24th day of February,
1914.
A ll o f Ace Turner’« family have
^
G AG E
been having their turn with th e ; sheriff of Coos County, Oregon,
measles. However, we are are glad Pub Feb. 24, Mch 3, 10, 17, 24.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
C 0 Q U IL L E , OREGON
0p>ned for Busines March, 1 8 9 0
CORItESPONDENTS:
Ladd & Tilton Bank, Portland
National Park, New York
7 * I E » 4 S C !4 5 C$
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< £ £ -T f
First National Bank, San Francisco
First Trust & Sa-dngs, Coos Bay
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G e n e r a l Klacks mi thing
Wagon Making, Machine
Work, Partem Making anp
Casting, Automobile Work,
COQUILLE,
OREGON
Roseburg M yrtle P oint Stage
A n d A u t o Line
Leavts Myrtle Point 5 a. m.
Arrives Ruse burg, next day
Leaves Roreburg
(1 p in.
Arr. Myrtle Point by 10 p. in.
Make reservations in advance at O h I
Drug Store, Marshfield,
Carrying Baggage and United States Mail
J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor
Office at Laird’ s Livery Barn. M yrlle Point, Holh Phones
THE FOLLY OF TWO TELEPHONES
f H E cities that attempted to secure a better telephone service by
introducing a competing telephone system are beginning to realize
the folly o f theircourse. The opinion prevailed some years ago that
two telephone Companies would reduce the price and give better ser­
vice, but it has been learned by experience that it not only doubles
the expense to the people, but it is an awful nuisance. In some cities
these duplicate companies secure franchises under the name o f co­
operative companies, when a number of people organized and secured
privileges under certain representations. They were encouraged in
their efforts and the public is today paying the price of its folly with
an unsatisfactory double system, no one being equipped “ telephonic-
ally” without paying for both systems, those not having two being at
the disadvantage of not being able to to talk to those who are on the
the other line.
Coos B ay Home Telephone Co
Main Office
Marshfield, Oregon
SHOOT STRAIGHT
If you are to hit what you aim at.
A IM
T H R O U G H US
People should know what you have
to offer and we have the means of
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An Ad. from you in this paper will reach
buyers who buy, isn’t that sufficient ?