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VOL '¿0.
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1902.
DENTIST
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Office ever Johnson, Doan A Co’s
market. Coquillo, Oregon.
r G. D. Holden,
12 • - . .. —«Vi'i-ir-^ - . —
Lawyer.
Justice of the Peace
City Recorder.
TJ S. Commissioner.
General Insurance Ayent.
Notary Public.
Office in Robinson Building.
C o q u il l e , O
A
h e q o n .__
J. Sherwood,
Attorney - at - Law.
C o q u il l e C i t y , C ooh C o u n t y , O
Notary tutiffc.
heqon .
John F. Hail,
Attorney .a t - i^ w ,
m a esh field , oheqon .
Denier in KnAl E statk of nil kinds.
SHAD HUDSON, l : J• E HAYNES.
Hudson & Haynes,
Register oí* Heliool Officers
Eoklev, Curry Coouty, Oregon
AVE
vnlonhle
Mines. Lands
Farms. for Slock
Knuches
nod Timber
sale.
House
nnd
fl
acres
of
laud
well
improved
in \Vilbur, Dongles county, Or., for sale,
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point
H
S. H. McADAMS,
GENERAL
BlacKsiitb | Wapn Work
H orseshoeing a Specialty.
N. W. Cor Second and dull Sts ,
C oci u 1 11 p City, Oregon.
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Editor and Publisher,
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HAPjDVJflHE,
AGfUE WARE
QUEENS WAHH,
TIN W0HE.
Call and examine prices.
poods and investipte
aula
COO 3 I3A.Y
MarMs anil Stois WorHs
C. IV. PATERSON, Prop.
Mannfaotnror of Marble Monuments, Hea I-
stones. Tablets, ot-o.
ooraeterv lots enclosed with stone coping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the country or other towns who
may M a wist
anything in my line of bnsiness
r s h e iu t d
O rfo
To ttie “U morfunate
Dr. Gibbon
,-t*
T h is old re liab le and
m ost successful spec-
t ialidt in San F ratcis-
I op, still co n tin u es to
Retire nil S exual and
S em inal D iseases,
|s n c h an G onorrhes-
|( 1 1 e e t , S t r , o t u re,
|S y p h ilis . in all it
iform fl.S kin D iseases.
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» N e r v o u s D ebility,
Im potency, Sem inal W eakness and Loss of
M anhood, the consequence of self-abuse
and excesses producing the following sym pa
tom s: Sallow countenance, dark spots un
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
tu e ears. Iocs of confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, palpitation of the
h e art, weakness of the lim bs and back, loss
of m emory, pim ples on th e face, coughs-
consurantion e tc .
DR. GIBBON has practised in San Fran
oisoo over 37yearsan 3 thosetroohledshoald
not fail to consult him and receive the ben
efit of his great skill and experience. The
doctor cores when others fail. Try him.
CCRES G U ARAN TEED . Persons cured
a t hom e. C harges reasonable. Cnll o*
w rite.
D R .J . F . GIBBON,
625 K °arney Plreet . Snn Fruncm co
COQUILLE VflLLEY
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E. G. D. H O LD E N ’S
Over Three Hundred Million Dollars iDserance GpilaJ
om e
nsurance
om pany
aul
raders
nsu ra n ce
om e
om pany
nsurance
sso c ia tio n
q u it a b l e
if e
n su r a n c e
nsurance
h ir t y
h ic a g o
om pany
o m pany
an
r a n c isc o
h il a d e l p h ia
om pany
ears
Liquid Electricity!
Jh e Palace Barber Shop,
Eishtrap Shinglemill,
Young &, Albee, Props.
WOMEH
ALL
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LYONS’ STOHE.
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plying for patent; it may be worth money,
promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
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or
photo and we «end an IM M ED IA T E
F R E E report on patentability, we give
the best legal service ami advice, and our
charges are moderate. Try os.
SWIFT & CO.,
P a te n t L a w yers,
0pp. U.S. Patent Ofllce, Washington, D.C.
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j could not tuke decent care of its J. I LAMB, Prai.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
G.W WHTE, Cashnr
I impoverished veterans, who, compar« -
| ed with the dependent soldiers of
: the Union Army, are few in n u n -
j her.
alluston of Commander I
In Coos County, ffc>r_ tlao Year Beginnlnc tlno TTvlrci Monday I Tot The
ranee to the tie
should «t C A P I T A L
.
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9 5 0 ,0 0 0
in J nn©. 1 0 OE.
this late day bind the veterans of
both armies to each other is clothed
W. H, Bunch, County School Superintendent, McKinley, Oregon.
C O Q U I L L E ,
O Z E S IE G rO L T
with authority, for it dates from the
last words of Grant. Grant was by
Doe.s a general banking business. Has money to loan on approved
his own request borne to tho grave personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distrio
by the Generals of both armies, and warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
POSTOFriCIK ADl»YZ
ON8 TSAR.
TWO YÖVRS.
TUBE!! YEARS.
so was General Sherman. The Con ments—Notarial work.
federate General Johnston had lea-l
Issues fire iusurance at lowest rates in following companies:
ing Union Gener-ds among his pall .¿Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdoburg.
bearers, and with the single notable
E G Coffelt
Marshfield
George Thirwason Robert Rooke
1 E T Coffolt
s o - a - irid o p idurectoirs .
ex-.-eptiou of General Early, every A. J. SHERWOOD.
Myrtle Point
E Raker
Mrti T M H- rrnann W H itenlro
ISAIAH HACKER
J. J L A M B
2 H G Hermann
eminent
Confederate
soldier
imitat
Arttgo
J D Clinton
.1 H Barklow
L It Woodward
Alex Stauff
L.
HARLOCKER,
and
G
W.WHITE.
ed the example of Lee in casting
Coquille
Cbas Green
It Potnery
J B Sweet
T P Hanlv
his influence without a break for
J Whittington
Myrtle Point
B C Shull
1) McNair
W A M--N .ii-
peace and unity after the great battle
^riSi-ipiie
James Magee
L J Cook
Wm Tnrpen
G C F McCollum
was over. It is fortunate that this
E L Bcssey
1»M irHhfield
Win Palmer
T J Powers
7 M 3 Cuilip
conservative iulluenceon both sides
G-quille
D P Strang
J J Lamb
I Hacker
M O Hawkins
opposed to the vast crowd of parti
C A Johnson
Marshfield
F Hagelstein
J T MeCormio
9 John F Hall
san demagogues on both sides that General Insurance Office, - - - Robinson Building,
J B Dye
Coquille
J T Bullaek
F M Gevrcz
10 Mr« M A Huntings
were the curse of both sections.—
A Farris
Parkersburg
A E Hadsell
.1 V Hunblock
11 Thou Devereux
C o q u ille , O regon.
Oregonian.
Alex Suderlund
Marshfield
J T Collver
VV A Collver
12 T M Collver
V Anderson
North Bend
Mat Story
E Erick-on
J M Thomas
That Free Ferry.
R C Cavett
Riverton
J M Vowell
J F Cheaneay
14 C C Price
H H Rrownson
Bridge
A L Nosier
C E Houser
S K Lushbaugh
Kepresented.
A free ferry at Coqnilip City seems
W F Ray
Marshfield
Chas Elford
C 0 Johnson
lfi W S W alker
to bo the principal discussion of H
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, N. Y.
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- -
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$ 1 4 , 4 0 6 ,4 5 0 . 3 8
P
Peterson
Marshfield
W H Gamble
C T Smith
17 E G Baker
the people who live aloug tho S t . P
F . & M . I nsurance C ompany , M in n .
- . . .
$ 2 ,8 5 5 ^ 0 1 2 .0 0
W G Lawhorn
J L Durrand
Marshfield
Louis Dufuult
18 Roy E La «-horn
route of that much-needed road T
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.
$
2 , 4 3 5 , 5 7 1 .2 9
B R Banning
• Coquille
Icon Gregory
Geo Conger
19 Joe E Collier
from Coquille to Riverton and on H
F . & M. I
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F
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-
- $ 1 ,0 3 7 . 7 1 5 .3 8
W J Strong
Coquillo
W M Hamilton
J M Byers
20 D Morgan
through to Lam ps creek, connect F A
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- - $ 6 ,3 4 0 , 2 5 0 .9 9
J Walstrom
Bullards
G uk Carl sen
B Lanigau
21 Edw Fahy
ing with the Baudon-Myrtle Point E
L
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, N. Y .
- .- - - - $ 3 0 4 ,5 9 8 ,0 6 3 .4 0
Fairview
VV A Flynn
W H Lvtton
F R Taylor
22 F A Pierce
road. It is fully understood by
I have had over T
Y
’ experience in Local and General agen
Lee
VV J Licbty
J V Shuek
E D Myers
most every one that as soon as this cy work in Insurance matters, aud all business entrusted to me will re
23 J W Mast
Lee Ray
Myrtle Point
H A Strong
Thos Wilson
24 .1 T Lewellen
road, which is heiug hastily opened ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
Fairview
G VV Norris
J L Barker
W O Matthews
ll W Hulverstott
to Lam pa cteek, is ready for use, Fire Insurance Companies.
£ . G. D. HOLDEN,
May
S H Crouch
J P DaviH
S Peterson
there will be os much, or more ____
26 C VV Sanford
Gereral Insurance Agen
E P Mast
McKinley
11 E Wilcox
Chas Heller
27 Frank Snow
travel ou it than any other road iu
J D Culbertson
Gravel Ford
F Harnish
Iv tl Hnuseu
28 E J Lamb
the couuty. Iu view of this fact
F N Perkins
Bandon
J O Bates
S J Davison
29 S J L Davison
all the influential aud up-to-date
Mat Matson
Sumner
J W Catching
•Tas Stock
30 F E Wilson
citizens on this road or’in any way
Rural
Ben Gant
A M Arnold
John Gant
Calvin Grant
interested- iu its success, say we
Dora
Wm Abernethy
F E Scofield
R A Easton
32 M C Miller
must have a free terry. The The greatest remedy of the age of all kinds of Aches trd Tairr, Bjui*
Wm Lusk
Myrtle Point
F A Perrish
J VV Perry
33 J D Barklow
wishes of thb people on this point
E VV Jones
Myrtle Point
J L Knight
John Whobrey
34 O E Marsters
were shown by the unanimous Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps and Colic. Sole agent for Cot sand Curry
Marshfield
E R Jones
L D Smith
A M Collver
35 J ,1 Clinkinbeard
signing
of a petition to the couuty n
J- C. L A I R D
C o q u ille . O r
Anson Rogers
Marshfield
E R Hodson
Frank Rogers
36 H H Rogers
a -or Sale at R. S. Knowhou’s whereonlv first c I iisb orngs are kept
fot
this
great
convenience.
Myrtle Point
P Brack
S S Endicott
R W Harington
37 Samuel Brewer
Coquille City is anxious to give
B F Adams
Templeton
N Monson
•I Steinlocker
38 Benj Roberts
the public free access to the towu
H E Bessey
Marshfield
G H Yoakam
J E Noah
39 Donald M-Tntosh
and he put on Ibe same footing
M Russell
Marshfield
P He nnessey
W M Richardson
40 S J Sleep
with Myrtle Point and other towns.
Myrtle
Point
E W Hermann
N G W Perkins
S E Johnson
41 L A Roberts
We
all know of the needed bridges
T S Everden
John Fish
Bridge
E Culver
42 E Jenkins
haviug beeu put up at Myrtle Poiut,
Norway
H .J Allen
H J Itadabaugh
G S Davis
43 E L Cortnan
giving the public free admittance to
Ed Johnson
J C Laird
O It Willard
Coquille
44 Frank Willard
the towu. One of these bridges cost
C
Rodine
Y
T
Thomas
Allegany
J
H
Price
45 M D Price
PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON
the connty $7000, the iulerest on
C T Blumenrother A J Hamlin
Langlois
A Davis
46 F H Colgrove
which
sum
would
pay
a
man
to
The
school
where thorough work is done; where the reason is
Etelka
J D Hayes
W M Wise
J 0 Warner
47 James Grant
ruu a free ferry at Coquille. We always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping
I T Weekly
Giavel Ford
W Smith
W L Krantz
48 I M Weekly
take particular interest iu any
Chas Cavanaugh
Marshfield
Mrs 0 A Richards Joe Hodson
49 W E Richards
public improvement that tends is taught exactly as books are kept iu business ; where shorthand is
Remote
G
V
Gurney
II
S
Davis
L B Fetter
50 G A Hansen
toward
the upbuilding of our com made easy ; where penmanship is at its b est; where hundreds of
H Htemmer
M J Bowrnn
Marshfield
W P Fox
51 Z T Siglin
munity.
and hope to hear a favor
C F Watterman
Bancroft
C S Warner
52 Ralph Winningham S E Appleton
able report from the couuty court bookkeepers aud stenographers have been educated for -fiecess. in
A Ruth
May
J W Judd
C M Si gel
53 B F Savage
in the near future which will menu life; where thousands more will be. Open ail the year. Catalogue free.
T J Thrift
Bandon
Albert Dyer
A McNair
54 D M Charlson
a great increase iu Coquille’e busi
Coquille
J
P
Clausen
J
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It
Shelton
V
V
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J
Teniiison
55 J R McGee
A. P. A R M S T R O N G , LL. B., P R IN C IP A L
ness and a wouderful benefit aud
John Matson
Alex Matson
Marshfield
56 VV H Norton
A Stambuck
convenience
to
a
large
camber
of
George H Wilson Empire
57 Annah M Rozell
M Tallbott
Henry Butler
citizens along the south side of the
VV’ E Craine
Wm Kay
Riverton
58 VV D Roberts
J D Donaldson
river.
A C it iz e n .
J S Root
N Smith
59 S E Ansen
J F Munford
Arago
Take
Care
ol
Your
Staiiiaeh
C A Goodman
60 R W Bullurd
E A Smith
N A Pederson
Bullards
The man or woman whose diges
Harry Hansen
Abe Rose
Lee Barrows
Bullards
61 C A Sacchi
M cD o ijald íP rop rieto r.P ü i^ ^ P 7
tion is perfect and whose stomach
N E Barklow
J F Haga
Parkersburg
62 E L Ohinnn
Albert Snead
perforins its every function is never
L D Belieu
James Rookard
63 R A C iibbins
Thos Rookard
Bridge
6ick. Kodol cleanses, purifies, and
J II Jones
S G Wilson
Bandon
64 J H Tucker
P Summers
sweetens the stomach and cures
63 Joe L Laird
J D Laird
J R Benham
Sitkum
E N Harry
■^P^Finest. Equipped Shop in Coos County,
positively and permanently all stom
Lake
66 Peter Menegat
J D Magee
J Shutter
0 Landrith
Hot and Cold Baths.
Only First-Class Work.
ach troubles, indigestion and dys
67 Frank Miller
W Harnmack
John Rowan
Arago
W AU.ee
pepsia. It is the wonderful recon C O Q ‘CTX3L j L3 3
Pete Peterson
Marshfield
68 Alex Simpson
John Hansen
Henry Miller
-
-
-
0X eE G $03> T
structive tonic that is making so
69 W B Beebe
Hobt M-’Lay
C M Wickham
A M Bunten
Marshfield
many
sick
people
well
nnd
weak
Oak
70 R P King
T L Knight
H C Bryant
VV A Cribbins
people strong by conveying to their
Mvrtle Point
71 V L Arrington
Geo W Northrup
C J Musser
VV A Neal
bodies all of the nourishment in the
72 D M Crow
Coquille
Fr- d Poore
J P Pointer
W H Moore
food they tat. Rev. J. H. Hnlluday,
73 B F Barklow
Thos Barklow
Myrtle Point
Daniel Root
James Stevens
of Holla-lay, Miss., writes: Kodol
74 G G Sv-sn
Luda
James Deva dt
Geo Folsom
M J Krantz
has cured me. I consider it the
75 Peter Jordan
Templeton
O R Maki
C E A Siestreem
Gust Carlson
best remedy I ever used for dyspep
sia and stomach troubles I was given First Class Article t f.Red Cedar Stj'lQgles F am ished on Short Notice
old soldiers who are disabled by humanity.” Tbo motive of Com up by physicians. Kodol saved my
A Manly Refusal-
and at Popular Price.
wounds and disease, nnd aio most of mander Torrance, of the G. A. R., life Taken it after meals.— R. S. A gents : Capt. O. U. Willard, of the steamer Welcome on the upper
Judge Eli Torrance, commander- them upwards of 60 years of age. had its root in a fine feeling of hu- Knowlton.
river. Cant. W. R Panter, of the steamer Venus,,on the lower riTer
in-chief of the G. A. R., recently But the South-on people do not like mauity and sympathy for the brave
and
C. M- Skeel.s, for Coquille City.
sent out ar appeal to the members to pay*n decent lax for the educa veterans of the Confederate armies,
of that order for help to build cot tion of their children, white and au-l while the Confederate veterans
tages for impoverished ex-Confeder- black, and such a people are not at New Orleans decline with thanks
ales at the Mountain Creek, Chilton disposed to make generous appro the proffered aid of the commander
County, A la, Confederate Home. priation for the hundreds of ex Con of the G. A, R., they do honor to
Grami Army posts and individual federates, who are spending their his motives. The declination is
members were asked to send tbeir old age in pov- rty w ith the pros based upon the sound view that “it
the lunch
contributions to Colonel J. M, Falk- pect of a p-uper's Kinve. This is is the duty of the South and the
ner, Montgomery, Ala., who has the situation which moved Grand South alone to provide for Confed
I f you are going picnicimj or on an ex
charge of the project.
Comma i der Torrance, of the G. A. erate soldiers who may need assist
cursion your lunch is incomplete wih
The Federal soldier has been gon- R , to appeal to that order for help ance; that there are certain duties Wine of Cardin is tho guardian
erously eared for since he left the to provide homes for these Confed winch a high-minded people cannot of a wSman’s health and happi
out
service of the Government. Our erate veterans. General Torrance permit others to perform, and this ness from youth to old acre. It
anuual pension disbursement of in hm appeal said that “the extreme ìsone of them.” The Confederate helps her safely into womanhood.
Van Canjp’s Pori; and Beans,
over $139,000,000 is proof of that, outposts of the highway of kindness veterans have spoken like gentlemen It sustains her during the trials
and then we have splendid Federal between the sections,should be joint in thanking Commandei Torrance of pregnancy, childbirth and
Arm our’s Lunch Tongue,
Soldiers’ Homes in Maine, Wiscon ly held by the surviving soldiers of courteously for his humanity, and | motherhood, making labor easy
sin, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, Grant and Lee.” The sentiment nnd have decided with manly good sense ' mid preventing Hooding and mls-
Boneless Herring,
Indians, California, which shelter action of Judge Torrance did him in declining to accept it. They say carri.agr. It gently leads her
some 29,000 veterau*. The widows honor. Kin-1 ness,courtesy and human truly that if the example of valor through the dangcrOus period
Deuilea Ham,
of more than fifty general officers of lty are things meant for mankind; anil devotion to “the lost cause” is I known as tho change of life.
Chipped Beef,
the Union Armv draw pensions they belong to no party or section, not precious enough today to the
-ar
ranging from $5000 to $12000 a bn, arj venerated and vindicated by South so that it can afford to tax H TPffetMi
VUh-M l
year. Nearly every Northern State the manhood of the surviving veter itself for the decent support and
cures leucorrhaui, falling of the
H en jen jb er
supports a State Soldiers’ Home. ans of both North and South. N o shelter of the impoverished veterans
womb, and menstrual irregularity I
The states and Federal civil service ble thought, nolde sentiment, noble of the Confederate arras, then these
in every form. It is valuable in
We keep the most complete line o f
in Republican states has not beon deed has no sex, no clime, no nation, veterans cannot afford to allow the j every
trying period of a woman’s
close-1 to competent veterans, so no party; it is as much the pride G. A. R. to discharge the debt and
life. It reinforces tho nervous
fresh, fancy and staple groceries.
that altogether the Union veteran anil property of all who stand for duty owing from the South to its
system, acts directly on tho geni
has been well cared for by the coun the decent opinions of mankind as superannuated soldiers.
organs and is the finest tonic
the air we breathe, the son that The aid proffered by Commander ' tal
try.
for
women known. Ask your
the universe, the rain that T-.rrnnce, although declined with [ druggist
On the other hand, very few of warms
for a $1.00 bottle of
mercifully
blesses
the
thirsty
earth
the Sou" hern States have provided beneath and swells the springs un thanks, will serve an excellent pur Wine of Cardui.
pensions for the poor anil disabled der the earth, the breeze that touch pose in rousing public opinion at
// You are thinking o f building let us
Ala., July 11,1900.
veterans, nnd where this has been es the fevered brow with its cool the South to make docent piovision . I am tic insr Batofiville,
W ine o f Cardui nnd 'J hed-
f'yd a Black- Draught and I feel lilrc a
figure with you on all kinds o f lumber,
done it haR been of the most inade kiss the world over.
fo rthese veterans. In the mild
different woman already. Several la-
quate character. For the first
climate of the South suitable homes
die* hero keep the medicines in their
homes all the time. I have three girls
moulding, etc.
twenty-five years following the dose It was a Southern soldier that e. u.d be far more cheaply maiutain- | and
they are using It with in*
Mrs. KATL ilROWUe.H.
of the Criil War the Southern states paid peculiar marks of military re cd that at the North. If states ol
LYONS’
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For advli'e nnd lHrrainn», address, rlvin*
were too poor to make libernl pro spect to William H. Lytle, killed at small population, like Washington, | »▼niptoirt.
“ 1 lie I j . im .- m ’ Advisory Iieimrf-
” , Hie ChsltnnoosA Medicine Company,
vision for their disabled veterans, Chickatnauga, and said, ‘-Poetry is Oregon and Vermont, can maintain . ment
Chattanooga, Ten».
but they are p.oeperous enough to neither Uuiou ncr Confederate; it State Soldiers' Homes, there is no
day to provide asylums for these belongs, like love and courage, to reason why every state in the South
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lin in g and Real Estate Agents
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