Coquille City herald., January 15, 1895, Image 1

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COQUILLE CH'Y, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1895.
13.
W ALTER CULM, M. D..
Union
P H Y S IC IA N A N D SU R G E O N .
OFFICE AND UEVIDENCE,
OocfuAll© CJity- O r
O. E. SMITH.
iSurgeon Dentist,
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offiuo
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
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J. W . B E N N E T T ,
Labor Column.
DBTOTBu iO THE INTBBB9TS OF THU LABOBHH
PEOPLE’S PARTY.
The following compose the County Cen­
tral Committee of the People’s Party of
Coos county, Oregon:
Hist. No. 1— Wm. Phillips, Empire City.
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2— A. M. Collver, Marshfield.
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a— O. A. Kelly, Riverton.
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4—I. T. Weekly, Gravel Ford.
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f>—J. H . Matheuy. Myrtlo Point.
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** (I—Jas. West, Bandon.
JAS. W EST, Chairman, Bandon.
W . PHILLIPS, Secretary, Empire City.
Attorney at Law,
Marsh Geld,
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Oregon.
JOHN F. HALL
Attorney at Law and
lineal E s t a t s A g e n t ,
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a r s h f ie l d ,
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Before tho law was written down with
parchment or with pen;
Before the law made citizens, the moral
law made men.
Law stands for human rights, but when it
fails thoHe rights to give,
Then let law die, my brother, but lot liuro«n
beams live.
— Rev. Miller Hageman.
r boon .
C. A- SEHLBREDE,
Jim Kftir Dead and Allv«.
A VI ■ IK 111. II N K N M .V riO N .
the community cieatcs, nnd any rise
in land values will not go in the .1 N liv s lc r l.a w y t-r l l i . l r * O u t I l l s
form of reut into the landlords'
V I u r t lt - r u u M H i « - u t .
private purse, hut into the public
Cleveland, O., Jan. 7.—There whs
sensational testimony brought out
till.
The only lesson taught us by Jim iu tho coroner’s investigation of tho
mysterious murder of General Pas­
Fair's life is that we are living
senger and Freight Agont Caven,
under unjust col ditions, and that o f the Valley road, which occurred
until these conditions arc changed some time ago. Walter I. Slmpe,
the millionaires uud tramps aliko ; a well-known attorney, tjstilied
will multiply, and both bo a con­ I that he knew Caven's murderer,
aud could put his bauds on him at
stant menace to the peace and hap­ any time. He refused poiut blank,
piness of the people.— S. F. Star. i however, to give the name, sayiug
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i tho party wus his client. It was
S. F. Star:
The Texas legisla­ brought out that Caven had been
ture may pass a resolution request­ much in the society of a married
ing U. S. Senator Mills to resign women, whose bus uni appl' I f i
lu li-
on tho ground that he does not i a divoice ou aeeo o t of .
i macy. A muu v i tin 1 -■ to
represent Texas. If that idea was watch the pair au i obtain
in
to be carried iuto effect, there sive evidence, ai I ound '.'.v -j
i t ;« . s !
would not be enough left of the slightly, if possible.
went to Caven’s vitals, aud he died
senate to bury.
almost instantly. Attorney .Shape
probably will he placed iu jail this
S. F. Star:
Judge Walter H. afternoon for contempt, unless he
Levy on Monday will retire from divulges the name desired.
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the position which he has too long
D u I n f r o m N airn».
dishonored aud disgraced. He will
doubtless become prominent in the
Representative-elect Hofer of
bar association, whose members so Marion is preparing two hills, one
is for tho referendum, and tho
generally endorsed him.
other to prohibit corporations em­
ploying aliens, i. e., the employes
GENERAL NEWS.
must be American citizons.
Superintendent Rowland, of the
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
insane asylum, has submitted his
Sau Francisco, Jan. 6.— Attorney
report to the legislature.
The
Hornco Fhilbrook, who had the
report states that the number of
temerity in a brief submitted 'to
officers and employes fed daily is
the supreme eonrt, to accuse Jus-1
108; average number of patients,
tice Harrison o f fraud, has been
070; number of patieuts on De­
disbarred by the court for three
cember 31, 977.
years.
l ’hilbrook charged that
The Siuslaw stage, duo here last
Justice Harrison, while attorney
in the Levieon estate case, was Saturday night, has not arrived
guilty of dishonest practices audio neither is there nny word from it.
his brief Fhilbrook plainly told It had to come 60 miles through a
the court what it should do in the very rcogh mountain country, anti
mntter. This the supreme court friends are uneasy for the safety of
says was contempt of court and tho passengers, among whom are
Fhilbrook has been punished us Col. B. F. Alley and wife on their
way to attend the legislature.
stated.
They are afraid the stage has beeu
OMAHA GAMBLERS SHOWN UP.
wrecked in crossing some swollen
Omaha, Jan. 6.—The Omaha stream.
Bee today printed a page expose
o f tho gambling-houses of Omaha;
M a r k T w a in
how they secured immun tv fr<-in
M ark Tw ain’s hair has grown white
police iuterference and pa: 1 large
sums to officials, newspaj
'n.l and his physique is u y t>y kfc Jwari &• U
yvfur*
>, hu&hMJ »:» 5*1-a» Afi
others. The Bee leporti
u h « m ¿view
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engaged in securing "oVlrT
cofipfh, wmcl», wlien no
.c>r i,
weeks and n number of
< i ole is n'm ost coHvu.sive iu*iU te iv V •} mit
were involved who were m
the humorist Hoein3 entirely indifferent
to bo interested in protecting to its violence. He h,it in a prominent
Tonight the N ew York club a few days ago, running
Omaha gamblers,
spasmodically from one story to another
houses are closed.
James G. Fair is dead. He left
A T T O R N E Y *u L A W forty million dollars, hut not one
Ro&eburg, Oregon.
sincoro friend. His life was one of
Special Httention to matters before the
selfishness, sordiuess, vice and "reed.
KsseUurg land office, the commissioner of
the general land office and secretary of the It was a failure.
It illustrates the
Interior at Washington.
poverty of mero riches. There is
DR. T. HOLDEN not an honest man—however poor,
if above want —who is not a richer
DENTIST.
man than was Jim Fair. Although
M AR SH FIELD, OREGON.
he died “ full of honors”— for he
FFICE in the Hutcheson Building
adjoining tho Bank.
was once a United States senator!—
O. G. T .— Neal How Lodge, No. 2 it, and surrounded by every luxury
• Meets in Coqnille City every Tuesday
that money could buy, there were
evening. All members in good standing
cordially invited.
B iud N osi . kb ,C. T.
no loviug ones at his bedside to
Miss Nellie Snckett, Secretary.
close liis eyes or shed a tear.
His
F . A .
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wealth could not call back her
/"'lO Q U lL L E F. A. & I. U. meets every whom he had discarded and sent to
second and fourth Thursday nights
an untimely grave— the faithful
in each month in Coquille City, Coos
county, Oregon.
wife nnd mother— nor win affection
M bs . L una J ohnson , Sec.
from the children to whom he had
Ban&on F A and I- U
shone none iu his lust for gain aud
Meets every second and fourth Friday
nights in each mouth at Bandon, Coos gratification of the baser passions.
comity. Or.
E. O. G b o v e b , Sto.
They thought not of him, but of
his money.
“ The will! the will!
Sumner F A. and I- U.
Meets at Alliance hall on the second and the will!” they cried, and as we
fourth Saturday evenings of each month.
W m . I U s o u , Seo.
write— although the old mail’s body
has not yet been consigned to the
i v e r t o n p . \. a i . it . meet« in its
new hall at Riverton every first und
grave—they are consulting attor­
third Saturday evenings of each month.
O . A. K blly , Sec.
neys with a view to a contest in tho
<OTTH FORK F . A. * I. U., No. ZM), courts.
For years Jim Fair had
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every aeroliti ïàilturday at - p m .
if other lodge« in good standing been miserable— morally, mentally,
11 ,
,r , ¡oriti.1 to a;tend with us.
physically. He had hardly a mo­
B. E. H ampton , secretary.
ment without pain, aud often said
that ho would give all I uh millions
O. F.
for relief. Yet he kept on scheming,
Coquillb Lodge N o .5 3
speculating in land values, hoard­
oquille City every Saturday oven-
m g. visaing brethren, in good standing* ing, to the last, and passed away
cordially invited.
“ unwept, uuhonored, and unsung.”
C. W . W iiitk , N. G.
J. S. L awbsmck , R . S.
Jim Fair was what the world calls
and commenting upon tho talk of his
a “ successful man.” Ho commenced S E R IO U S C H A R G E S A G A IN S T R IC K S . companions, with a perpetual smile lurk­
Cociiullo Encampment,
Washington, Jan. 7.— Charges of ing around tho corners of his mouth.
life at the bottom of tho ladder, as
KTo 2 5 I O . O . F .
a sensational nature against United Y et at short intervals he was bent over
a
common
miner.
The
preacher
M«ots first and third Thursdays in each
States Judge llicks, o f Cleveland, alm ost doublo under the violence of his
hum .th nt Odd Fellows’ hall.
Cordial invi­ who reads the prayers for the dead
are contained in a memorial pre­ cough. W hen his companions referred
tation to visiting patriarchs in good stand­
to it, as they did on one or two occasions,
ing.
J. S. L awrknce . C .P .
will doubtless make a few remarks sented to the house today. Rep­ M r. Clemens seemed quite nnaware of
G. F . Boutell Scribe.
of Ohio, tho fact that he had been arousing a good
— that is customory over “ them rich resentative Johnson
Chadwick Lodge. No- 6 8 . fellers”-—in the course of which secured immediate consideration deal of sym pathy as well as incessant
for the resolution, instructing the laughter.—Exchange.
he will extol the deceased for his judiciary committee to investigate
A. F. and A. M.,
Meets at their hall on Saturday evening many noble qual ties, and show how the charges, and without debate
on or before full moon in each month.
At Newport, Ark.,Satarlay night
he early acquired habits of frugality, the resolution was adopted. The
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
Samuel Swims, a rejected suitor of
C. W . W hite , W .M .
saved his wages, and finally, by so­ charges are made under oath by Alice Cooper, who had married
T . B . Willard, See.
S. J. Richie, of Akron, O., a
briety, industry, aud enterprise,
wealthy
citizen nnd capitalist. James Fields, shot and tilled the
G. A. R.
became a multi-millionaire. And he While directed mainly against girl and her mother.
G en-Lytle Post N o- 27 , will exhort tho young men of the Judge Ricks, they indirectly affect
Dali Lashiur, traveling man for
Meets at Coouille City, on every first day to follow his example—to go Judge Burke nnd cx-United States
a Fortlatid whisky house, had to he
Wednesday.
Visiting comrads, in good
Cleveland. locked up in the Walla Walla jail
and do likewise.
Perhaps the Senator Payne, o f
standing, cordially invited.
J ohn M o r r is , C o m m a n d e r .
Richie gives the names o f a form­ last Saturday, having developed a
“lady”
writer
in
tho
Christmas
H . H . N i c h o l s , A d ju t a n t .
idable array of counsel in Washing­ bad case of delirium tremens.
Examiner— whoso article “ Equal ton, Cleveland nnd Akron retnined
Coquille Fishermans’
JnraeaCook nnd Charles Hugnall
Rights to Equal Men” 1ms attracted inbis behalf. The charges involve
UNION
such widespread attention— will losses reaching$6,000,000. Ritchie o f New Orleans fought a street duel
last Tuesday night and both were
IRa,n.d.clpTi Orsgrom,
contribute one more article on the claims to have suffered in deci­
sions made by Judge Ricks affect­ killed. Trouble grew out of Cook’s
Will meet every fourth Saturday in each
same subject (and die), in which ing the Canadian copper and nickel alleged intimacy with HugnnH’s
month till further notice. All members in .
good standing cordially invited to attend, j sho will endeavor to show that the
wife.
mines.
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very poor are so because God lias
The latest sensation at Astoria is
a r iH A M T ii m u i : s .
not given them brains, or because
a sliding muuntaio, which appears
of their intemperate aud extrava-1 T hai’ « W hal’ a »!•<• M ailer U llh | to be traveling towards the bay.
43 x 125 gant habits, in proof of which she
Four or five houses have been
,
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Santa Ana, Cal., Jan. 7.—Special moved a distance of from two to
,, feet, in will instance
Jim Pair, whose brains
n • _
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Agent rrice gave out five feet, and iu one instance a
th« vicinity o f tlio parade ground, and character she will estimate by Government
tbe r.rilowiug information iu refer- dwelling was toppled over so that
for $125 each. Only a few lots
at this price.
For particulars in­ his possessions. That is to say, as ence to the parasite fungus proval- the slightest jar will send it tumb­
he was worth *40,000,000, ho was ent on the apple trees from central ling down.
quire at the H e r a l d oflice.
40,000,000 times abler and better California to middle Oregon and
The Heppner Record has re­
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to north British Columbia on the
F O B
S -A .X .E .
than the penniless man.
we«t side of the Cascade roouu- tired from business, printing its
n | A ACRES of land on Canninvhnm
Inst paper last week.
It makes
Jim Fair was not an extrnordi- jajns-
it T O creek, 1 miles from CoqaiJta Citr,
He was simply a
"Recent investigations conducted no complaint but turns np its little
»be nw
and n 1, of (lie « »
sec 16, twp nary old man.
It
28 s, r 12 w. covered with a fine body of fir creature
of circumstances, and < at th is laboratory following these toes cheerfully, and manfully.
timber. Price—#6 per acre; terms easy.
ALSO,
profiled bv our unjust systems, “ ade
Oregon nod Washington says that “ Onward nnd Upward”
O J A ACRES, what is known ns North
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have disclosed the fact that the wan the motto, and that it has gone
- t U Prairie, 4 miles east of Lnnglois p. which beggar a million to make one app,e (lisense prevalent throughout onward ever since it started, aud
O .: « No 1 stock ranch, plenty of ont rruii-e.
He “owned the earth — or j j|)P western portion of those states now it goes “ upward.”
Price—$5 per ncre: will take in eichnnge prince.
vslley property. Inquire of
a very large slice o f it—and it gave and which affects the trunk and
A Williamstown, Mass., dispatch
ft38
W . P. W RIGHT,
Dallas. Polk county,Or.
to him of its nbundauce.
As | branches around the apple trees is SBys that Governor Sylvester Fen-
a miner he “ struck it rich." | ,“ rKely due to the action of a pnra- noyer, ot Oregon, has endowed
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tho life history of Williamscollego with a scholarship
sistic fungus.
Others have mined a lifetime and which is now being studied.
The
remained poor, because every mine department recommends that dis­ o f 934,500 in memory of hie son,
who died here last term. The
is not a Comstock.
He invested eased trees ho thoroughly sprayed money is to be used for the sup­
heavily in real estate here and else­ with Bordeaux mixture, special port of needy and deserving stu­
A RA G O , COOS COUNTY, O R .
where, which has kept multiplying care being taken totreat frequently dents, preference being given to
those parts affected the preceding
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AVING bad several years experience in value with the growth of popu­ season.
The
in- I (Jre‘fon 8" “ lent8> »'* »“ 9uuh 8re «
1 lie treatment should in
in the east, we feel confident we can
tbe
college.
If his children should do j variably be preventive nnd not
give satisfaction to our patrons. Send ns lation.
your lists of property, or come and seo us. nothing
with this property, but j curative. The Bordeaux mixture
(ion. E. L. Applegate, who re­
t'tM|nillf River Propfrty a S|H*fiiilly. sleep the sleep of Hip Van Winkle is best adapted for use during tbe sides at Merlin, Jackson county,
rainy seaeon nnd is made with ten and is known by nearly every old
Correspondence promptly attended to.
years, they j
Our commission A o*r cent of sales. Oni for the next twenty
i pound* ot lime and six pounds of pioneer in Oregon, is suffering
motto it. Live and I * t Live.
would nwake and find that the COpper sulphate to forty-five gal- from a cancer in the right hand,
I* I i)
B. B. PAULL Jk CO.
940,000,000 would become $80,000- Ions o f water.”
which has become n serious afflic­
tion. It iu now considered prob­
000. The whole poeple will have ;
been working for them.
But we : C arrie--I thought be wah going able that the arm or at least the
Gallery six doors east o f I. O !
to propose to me ut one time last hand, must bo amputated to save
O. F. Hall. Samples and price» forget that long before that time we night
May— What made yon tbe general's life.
His many
will have a single tax, which will think so?
in gallery.
Carrie—Both of us friends all over the state will ear­
C. W ilkins . Photo. 1 give to the community that which felt so embarrassed und silly.
nestly sympathise with him
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LOTS AT BANDON,
B. B. PAULL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
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Photographs!
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thehills” and
never excell­
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and proven ”
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
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LETTER
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FOSTAL
CARD
TO
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY
JOH N
O . Box 463,
W E D D E R B U R N , Manngiug Attorney,
AVasilington, D. C.
Honorably discharged floldler« nml sailors who served ninety dny«, or over, in the Into
war are entitled, if now partially or wholly disabled for ordinary manual labor, whether
disability was caused hv service or not, mid regardle«« of their pecuniary circumstance«,
W ID O W S of such soldiers and «nilors are entitled (if not rcmnrried) whether soldier’ «
dentil was doe to army service or not, If now dependent upon their own labor for sup­
port. Widows not depeuduut upon their own labor are entitled if the soldier’ « death
was due to service.
CHILDREN arc entitled (if under lfi years) in almost all cases where there wan no
widow, or «he has «ince died or remarried.
PARENTS nro entitled if soldier left neither widow nor child, provided soldier died In
service, or from effects of service, and they are now dependent upon their own labor for
support. It makes no difference whether soldier served or died in Into wai or iu regular
army or navy.
Soldiers of the Into war, pensioned under one law, may apply for higher rates under
other laws, without losing any lights.
Thousands of soldiers drawing from |2 to $10 per month under the old lawnre entitled
to higher rates under now law, not only on account of disabilities for which now pen­
sioned. but «Iso for others, whether due to service or not.
Holdiers aud sailors disabled in line of duty iu regular army or navy since the war are
also entitled, whether discharged for disability or not.
Survivors, amt their widows, of the Black Hawk, Creek Cherokee, and Heminole or
Florida Indian wars of IKVi to IHPi, are entitled under a recent act.
MEXICAN W AR SOLDIERS and their widows also entitled, if (¡2 years of age or dis­
abled or de{>eiidciit.
Old claims completed and settlement obtained, whother pension has been granted
under later laws or not.
Rejected clain s reopened nnd settlement secured, if rejection improperor illegal.
Certificate« o f service and discharge obtained for soldiers aud sailors of the late w«t
who have lont their original papers.
Send for laws and information. Nt» charge for advice. No fee unless sncoesrful.
THE PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
JOHN
P .O . Box M3.
W EDDERBURN, Managing Attorney,
Washington, D.
it.
Look Here!
COME A-RUNNING!
.3-reat J3argrains
in
X3eal Estate!
The L E H N ItE R B ailditioc to Myrtle Foint haa beeu recently plat­
ed and placed on the market, nnd ia offered b o cheap nnd on such
easy torn»« that parti«* wishing to purchase property iu the benti.
(ill town o f Myrtle Foint should take n look at this addition before
purchasing elsewhere. W e only ask cne-fourtli down, balance from
one to two years' timo.
Fine acrage property adjoining this addi­
tion for sale cheap.
J. A. L e h n iie kb , agent, Myrtle Foint, Or.
E a, s t
JVT ;x r s l i f i e 1 c l,
The coming R . R . Center of Coos County.
Lots are now on the Market.
For further information apply to the
COOS
BAY
LAND
COMPANY
At East Marshfield, Oregon.