Copille (Tito Heralö.
VOL
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y ! D ECEM BER 9, 1902.
20.
x d e is t x t s t
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Stale Land loo Cheap.
away nnil draw bis pay. The former
tried to do his work better than
any other man in the gang, the am
bition of the latter was to get as
much pay as possible in proportion
to work done, and hence he gave as
little work for his stipend as he
could and yet held bis job.
If he
had spent a little thought upon the
subject ho would have realized that
ho was greasing the polo he intend
ed to climb.
It is not only neces
sary to think but to tbink right
thoughts in order to rise in the
world.
He who studies only his
owu temporary interest will remain
ou tile ground, while those who
make a mere judicious use of their
intellect will go steadily up the
ladder of success.
The Irish hod
carrier, when asked if his was not
hard work, replied “ It is not the
worruck I ’ m doing, I just carry up
tho brick and mortbnr. The man at
the top of the lather does tho wor-
ruk.”
The hod carrier igot $1.50
per day; the man who did “ the
worruck” got $4.50 per day.
It
was the skill acquired by faithful
offort of mind an 1 hand that nmde
the difference.
There are many
farmers who spend their lives with
out ever studying labor-saving and
time-saving processes by which
others are prospering,
They are
wearing
themselves and
their
frames to a frazzle with object les
ions easily accessible, plainly ex
posing their folly. The farmer who
with the liberty of choice heforo
him(deliberately or without delib
eration) continues the old methods
and old implements can rightly
blame no ono but himself for tho
bad fortune which has been his com-
panion through thick and thin.
Men who fail iu business, or who
fail to work their way upwards do
so from choice. They have refused
to pay tho price of success, which is
labor, study and perseverenco.—,
Farm aud Ranch.
his case, for he has already been in
dicted,but blocks inquiry as towhere
the money came from that he so
shamelessly distributed. It may be
that he bad told what he knew, the
public would have beed able to re
gain the franchise rights jobbed
away by the gang.
It is not hard
to guess whoso money kept him out
oi the country during this period,
though legal proof may not be forth
coming.
All this trouble tracks
back to tlie political boss.
Tlie
governmental system of most of our
great cities is just the environment
tins species of parasite requires for
its greatest development.
And so
it will continue until the people are
given, not only the means of name-
ing the men who shall serve them,
but also an incentive to action. Di
rect primary nominations will do
more than anything else iu this di
rection.— Oregonian.
It appears from our Salem dis
Office ever Johnson, Dean k Co’s patches that the receipts of the
market. Coquille, Oregon.
State Land Office for November
averaging $1400 for each official
j» G. D. Holden,
day, or over $33,000 for tho month.
It
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Of tho totul receipts, over $18,000
was on account of payments on the
Lawyer.
sales of school land. Directly fol
justice of the Peace,
City Recorder.
lowing tho report of the business
Xj s, Oom.rriission.©r of tho State Land Office was a re
General Insurance Agent. -
port of the real estate transfers in
Nolary Public.
Marion county for the past week,
aggregating $52,000, which is the
Office in Robinson Building.
COQUILLE, OllEUON.
greatest amount of transfers in
any week for n number of years.
J, Sherwood,
These two dispatches, showing the
activity in the reality market,prompt
the question whether the state
Attorney - a* - Law.
would not do well to withdraw from
C o q v il l e C it y . C oos C ounty , O ueoon . sale temporarily, all of its school
land. This land is now being sold
Notary Public.
at $1.26 an acre and the money is
going into a fund which is full to
overflowing. The surplus iu the
Dr. Parker’s death calls attention
common school fund ranges from
to his pulpit methods. He wns pre
-A.ttorrLe 3 r . at - x^a-w
, $500,000 to $700,000, according to
eminently one for dipping into
tho semi-annual statement of the
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
worldly topics, a practice which is
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State Treasurer, and there is room
always condemned by those who are
D e s le í in H kal E stât * o f «II kim ls.
for question whether it is good
hit by it.
Any snloonkecpor will
tell you that a preacher ought to
J . E. HAYN ES. policy for tho state to go ou selling
SHAD HUDSON,
land at tho low price now charged
preach religion only, and not meddle
while tliero is so much money in the
with things that don’t concorn him.
Hudson & Haynes,
school fund that cannot lie loaned
If a preacher rebukes political cor
We are adding to a fund of idte
ruption in general, lie is accused of
ilining and Real Estate Agents money when there is every reason
cowardice for not mentioning names
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
to believe that the assets of (he ir
and if he gives point to his dis
AVE v«la»blo Mine«, Farms, Stook reducible school fund would increase
course by mentioning names, then
Rancho« and Timber Lands for sale.
more rapidly by the advance in tho
the politicians will say he ought to
House and (> acres o f land 'well improved value of the land than by the ac
confine himself to the sins of his
Wilbur. Dougin*
Or., for sale.
own flock. If he will purify the
excbanKe for i»roperty in Myrtle Point crued iutereston deferred payments
for land sold.
members of his church, etc.
Dr.
Parker was one who spoke right
As every one knows, land values
out in meeting, called a spade ft
nre increasing, and they will con
spade, aud spared no offender be
tinue to ineroase. Immigration is
GENERAL
cause of his prominence or power.
tending this way, and as the settled
Dr. Parker’s career was succeeeful
portion of the state extends the
enough to justify his method. Cer
vacant lands lying ou the frontier
tainly these outspoken preachers
will increase in value. Men who
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—- — —
have high authority in the practice
purchased land iu distant porlions
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
of the very founder of Christianity.
\ . W. Cor. Second and Hall Sts , of the state when it was cheap are
Yet there is no pleasing the crities
profiting
by
this
increase,
and
tho
Ooquikle City, Oregon.
Bank is Looted-
for the preacher must choose be
state may renlize gains in the same
tween being accounted out of date
manner if it will. If (he state need
Butte, Mont., Dec. 2,—A special if he preaches simply “Jesus Christ
ed the money in order to meet ap
plications for loans, there might be to tne Iuter-Mountain from Bill and him crucified,” and if he keeps
Issued Week'/.
abreast of modern life he is sure to
some reason ir continuing the sales ings, Mont says:
The bank at 3rii ger, iu Carbon be cha Ood with st nsationnlism.
at present prices, but otherwise it
would seem that the interests
the county, was he 1 uj by three mask Dy. P ar'or’s success, 1 >wevc , can
state lie in a retention of o I mis ed men to ’.ay, ...id Tiuliior Trumbo not Vie (. ¡.ou as u guie 3 by others.
was reliev 1 of $20 ). immediately Tbn was his wav, bu*. every tern
Editor and Publisher,
until values udvanc
Unto
We would uct advocate an ex after the robbery ti.o men left on cant work in the ime way.
LINCOLN* • ■ •
NEBRASKA.
Denunc
T e h m h — H e u a l d a n d C o m m o n k i i - press and complete withdraw.il of horseback for tlie Crow reservation. each his particular gift.
P a y a b l e in A d v a n c e .
the lands from sale, but rather a A pursuing party has been organiz iation does not comport with the
One Y ear................................... *2.00 raise of the price, which would ed, and the men will bo lynched if gentle nature of some proackers.
Six Months................................ 100 amouut to a withdrawal except in a caught. The seeuc of tho robbery They are right to work with their
No two lawyers
Three Months........................... 75 few cases where the development of is in tlie vicinity’ of the famous Hole own method.
the country will make the land de -in-the-Wall country, far years the would try a case in the same way
The
T H E
sirable for settlement: To raise the hiding place of thieves and desper or doctors treat a patient.
personal equation ib cupreme in the
price so as practically to withdraw adoes.
The robbery occurred at noon. ministerial profession, as in others,
it from sale would not retard de
velopment, as the state owns only Cashier Trumbo was at work inside and there is no use trying, to please
two sections out of every thirty-six, the rail when he was aware of two those who are determined to find
and under the homestead laws men entering the bank. He looked fault whatever is done.— Oregonian.
actual settlers cun find all the land up to see two big Colts revolvers
Wm. Gather, Proprietor,
they want surrounding the school pointing directly at his head. A
In striking contrast with the
soctions. As has been many times third, also armed, stood at tho door, strenuous politics north of tho Co
HAltDWflllE.
stated, a large portion of the cheap half in and half out, evidently to lumbia just now is tho peaceful sur
AG(iTE WARE
lands are bought by speculators, prevent interference.
face of affairs in Oregon, notwith
who have been quick to see that
“Hold up your hands,“ said one standing the near approach of a
QUEENS WARE,
values will increase.
The state of the two masked robbers. Mr. Legislative session and a Senatorial
should also profit by the increase, Trumbo complied. At this instant election.
Seldom within recent
TIN
Y( l
especially since the proceeds cf the Mailcarrier Frank Williams appear years has the first of December of
Call and examine poods and investigte sales of land go into the irreducible ed at a side door, and was immedi
an even-numbered year seen such
prior»,
aula
school fund.
ately covered by two guns.
good feeling among various factions
If the price were advanced to $5
Williams and Trumbo were order, and such absence of the bitterness
c o o s b a y
or £7.50 per acre, there would be cd to the wall, both with their that has been wont to mark out
lew sales of laud in the next two or bauds high up, while one man cov Senatorial campaigns.
Thore is
three years. Iu the meantime, the ered them with his gun tho other moro than on§ reason for this peace
surplus in the common school fund man run behind tho counter and ful situation. The acute issues of
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
would be lent out and the state grabbed til! tho money in sight.
the free-silver era »re superseded
Manufacturer o f Marble Monuments. Hea \-
would not be carrying a half mil
All tbiee men stepped ont of the by public questions on which there
stones. Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping lion of idle money. It has been door, mounted horses, which stood is more general agreement Old
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to o r shown several times through our
there with reins thrown on the enmities have burned themselves
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the country or other towns who news columns that the present State ground, and drove the spurs into out and new ones are not yet fully
may wish anything in ray line o f business Land Board is very careful, in mat tho animals.
matured. It is probable that the
MiRsiTFitfTO
O rfo
ing loans, to see that the security is
The alarm was quickly given. improved feeling is something due,
ample, nud wo need have little fear
Every iiorso in sight was pressed also, to the conscious choice of
of losses of funds now outstanding i
into service and the pursuit was be more humane discussion on the part
Tho public schools are getting the
gun. A mile and a half out of town of press and candidates. »So fur as
interest on tho funds, but at the
¡.lie
posie began shooting from the tho Oregonian has observed, malice
Dr. Gibbon present rale of increase in loans it saddle.
The robbers wheeled in aud personal animosities have ns yet
T his old reliable and will be two years or moro before all
stirrups
«and
returned their fire. had no part in the preliminary cam
most successful spec the funds will be lent ont. 'Ibis
ialist in San Fraccis-
The posse, seeing that it lmd to paign for Presidency of the State
Senate and Speakership of the
co, still continues to subject is commended to the atten
cure all Hexnn! and tion of the members of the Legis deal with desperate men, hesitated House. Members seem to be ex
for
a
moment,
and
presently
the
Sem inal Diseases,
independent
judgment
such as Gonorrbes- lature, with the suggestion that robbers disappeared in the timber. ercising
( t 1 e e t , S t r \ o t u ro, each member knows whether, in his
aud are not being driven against
They
have
not
been
seen
since.
It
S y p h ilis, in ail it own county, values are increasing or
formH, Skin Diseases.
is believed tho men will make for their preferences by bosses whose
own ambitions over-ride every con
N e r v o u s Debility. are likely to increase, anil whether
Irapotency, Seminal Weakness and Loss o f the state is not likely to profit by the famous Hole-iu-lhe-Wall coun
sideration of public and party wel
Manhood, the consequence o f solf-abuse
try.
fare. The change augurs well for
and excesses producing the following sympa such nu advance in the price o f land
toras: Sallow countenance, dark spots un as will correspond with tho prob-
the work of the session, especially
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
8t Louis has added her infamy to for matters of groat state and local
the ears, loss o f confidence, diffidence in nbl3 increase in values in the next
to
tho
record
of
municipal
corni[>-
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the few years -Oregonian.
concern. The Legislature will bo
heart, weakness o f the limbs and back, loss
tion written by tho large American its own master, und should be able,
o f memory, pimples on the face coughs-
cities. It is like the others in that therefore, to do full justice to tlie
consumption etc.
Success And Failure-
the public was plundered for pri. many pressing governmental prob-
DU. GIBBON has practised in San Fran
oisoo over 37year«an J those troubled should
vate profit, and the prostitution of ; loins before it, such as assoMaiueut
not fail to consult him and roceivo the ben-
Iu every business, some men pros the ballot was one of the agencies and taxation, the Lewis and Clnrke
flfc o f his greet skill and experience. The
ootor cures when others fa i l . Try him
per ami some men fall, or eke Jont a for kriugiug about tho reign of j Centennial, public lands and water
CD RES GUARANTEED. Persons cured bare snbsistnnoo
The boldness of the St j rights, the Pm fl uid charter, arbi-
It is often the hoodie.
at home. Charges reasonable. Call or
mnlefnctors
wag hardly : trution of labor disputes nud clerk
poor young man driving spikes on Louis
write.
DR. / . F. GIBBON
i»2.i Kearney street. S in Fraucisco
the railroad, who becomes hors of n matched in New York or Chicago, ship abuwis- —Dreg' nian.
gang. It is this same boss who is | where wholesome convictions w ere
We promptly obtain Ü. *. and Foreign
promoted to superintendent of con-1 fiuully made, but tho men who have
tli- Missouri met
strnction for no entire section: then ! been indicted
Blizzard in Nebrj'.ka.
i,-» nse: tm : <'i er»l 'online, : ■ ' fI, ropolis seem y- to rely on iuunuu -
T iers is I in,
road, and l re is „., ti ilmg
o ie ity Vnm ¡"inis nei
1. ne* * . N**!) Dee 3 —A', o . cr
thin up - ard move v ; 1 c r.
inv nt! Kell wh die ib nl $ 17.018»
¿end rao let, a ketch or hoto of inrcntlcn fot milli ni ies have taken this cc* ise amohg nineteen r inter» of the Ne*, • ist' today 'n o. dorn ia r g.
free report on patentai Uty. For free book,1 and graduated at the head of their Council that pasted the electric ing, and in the aud Hill ci.unlry
TTow to Secure*rn a n
Patent< and
| HMU
classes. Why has Andrew Carnegie 1 light franchise which opened the it has developed into a blizzard.
been so conspicuously succensful I whole investigation—ho, a fugitive In tho West und Northwest nlong
and old Larry Lac Inn, who worked | from justice, brazenly returns from the lines of the Burlington nud
by Iris side thirty-five years ago and j Europe on the day when tlie statute \ Northwestern Railroads, telegraph
is still working for $1.50 per dj&y? of limitation makes further indict communication has been interrupteil
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
Tho former studied his business; ment impossible, and surrenders to and if tbe storm continues service
W A S H IN G TO N , D. C.
tbc latter was content to hammer i the authorities. This does not help I will be stopped.
I
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John F. Hall,
H
cou
n
ty,
s . H. M csA D A M
BlacKsmltii ? Wagon Work
T H F COMMONER
W illiam .1. Bryan,
I.
X . L .
HARDWARE STORE,
Marble an! Stone Works
To tlie "O mortanata
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Oil Steamer Explode*.
San Francisco, Dec. 3.— With a
jarring detonation that shattered
every window within half a mile of
the Fulton Iren Works, tho oil
tanks of the steamer Progresse ex
ploded this morning, completely de
stroying the vessel and sending
four men to an instautanoous aud
horrible death.
The victims were
Timekeeper McGoorgo and four
firemen.
Eighteen others were
seriously wounded or burned by
the flash of burning oil that envel
oped the vessel.
Tho Progresse, which was an
ocean-going craft 270 feet in length,
had been iu the bands of tho Fulton
Iron Works for some time and had
undergone complete remodoling for
the purpose of converting her into
nn oil-burning vessel.
It was on
her trial trip that tho accident oc-
curod.
It is not known in what
manner fire was carried to the oil
tanks, but the explosion was one of
tho most severe ever experienced
in this city.
NO
J I. LAM B, Pre*.
L. H A R L 0 C K E R , Vice.Pie3.
22
G W WHTE, Cashier
0
COQUILLE VALLEY B NR.
CAPITAL
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.
C O Q U IL L E ,
50,000
O E E G O U
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distria
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
ments -Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance nt lowest rates in following companies:
.Etna, .Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
C F rX T K E C T O I^ S .
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
J. J LAMB
L. HARLOCKER, and G W.WHITE
E G. D. HOLEIN’S
General Insurance Office. - - - Robinson Building,
C o q u ille , O rego n
Over Three M r e ! ¡Represented..
Million Dollars Insurance Capita
People get pushed to the wall
when they dabble in Wall street.
H ome I nsuiiance C ompany , N. Y . .................................
$14,400,450.33
S t . P aul F . k M. I nsurance C ompany , M in :
-
- $ 2,855,012.00
The most distressing thing about
T kadehs ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicago - -
- -
- * $ 2,435,571.29
a cold in the head is the advice you
H ome F . k M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F uanuhco -
- - $ 1,037.715.39
are compelled to listen to from
F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia -
- - $ 0,340,250.98
your friends who know just how to E quitable L ife I nsurance C ompany , N. Y . ........................... $304,598,063.40
cure it.
I have bad over T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen.
A reasonable Sabbath is one of cy work in Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re
the means of strength renownl which ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
E. G. D. HOLDEN,
no elements of religion or irroligion Fire IiiBiironce Companies.
General Insurance Agen
should tempt us to forego.
President Eliot should
take
courage.
These are not the worst
times in which to live and his place
is not the hardest.
B IG - G E O R G E ,
%
Alias G. 1 V. Webber, late of Grand 1/alley, Colorado.
The government employees in
Washington are all spiritualists aud
religiously wait on tho walking of
tho ghost twice a month.
“Walk
ing of the ghost” is slang for pay
day.
T lie ^ V iie tio n e e r
Whose address is Arago, has located with us, and is ready to
answer calls at any time
His 15 years’ of experience puts himin a
Andrew Carnegie has been ill. position to do you good service.
Terms: 1 per cent on all sums over
He can’t swallow all tbe appoals $500. $5.00 for less amonnts. Orders left at HERALD office,
made to him without upsetting his
stomach once in a while.
A Frenchmen hi a published an
essay in whii ii he t- ggests that coal
is a bacterial produ t. Ve do not
know about this out v,o ore sure
Baercilli live on it.
For all kinds of
Job Printinq
Booh and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles—
The press associations spend
Our prices are right.
good money to let us know how the Call at the HERALD office
score in the Kaiser’s game of killing
animals by the wholesale. The lat
est is that he killed 84 rabbits in 20
minutes. Now, isn’t be a great
War Lord?
Twelve clorks of the Agricultural
Department will be fod at Govern
ment expense to determine what
effect chemical preservatives of food
stuffs have on the consumer.
Paris is not only a beautiful city
but the authorities take pains to
keep hei so. New building regula
tions have just been published reg
ulating the height of buildings and
their general outward appearanco.
After January Jst Uio selling,
carrying or keeping of parlor
matches will be an offense in New
York City. More than 1300 fires in
the last year were definitely traced
to the use of parlor matches.
COOS COUNTY ACADEMY.
LOCATED A 7
C O Q U IL L E
C I T T , O E E G -O L T
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N E W ORGANIZATION.
NE WJM ANAG EMENT,
COMPETENT FACULTY.
'COURSES IN
ENGLISH. MUSIC.
MATHEMATICS,
ELOCUTION, SCIENCE
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Tuition per term of 12 weoks, if paid in advance, $4.50, for grades 1,.S
3 and 4. For grades 5, 6, and 7, $G por term. 8th and 9th grades, $’
per term,
Christian Science is a delusive
term in that it is not science at all
Winter term opens 1st Monduy in January. For particular ,
and is hardly Christian. Tho Eddy
all on or address
Humbug is the most deceptive name
we can think of in a hurry. Where
A. H- M U L K E Y , Superintendent,
is Mrs. Eddy.
The new Chamber of Commerce
in New York has the largest rug in
America. It is 59 feet 8 inches
long by 87 feet 8 inches wide and
weighs 2,750 pouuds. It was made
in Berlin on a special order
Tho scientific expeditions which
have been exploring Egypt during
thé past year have unearthed a
specimen of ancient headgear that
closely resembles the Panama hat
of recent memory.
We knew the
Egyptians wero gi otosque in their
art but wo wero not prepared for
such a shook as this.
After a lapse of 2,393 years Persia
is to resame diplomatic relations
with Greece. Ibraham Khan Dov-
leti will be the new Ambassador,
but we have forgotten the names of
heralds sent bv Darius in tbe year
491 B. C.
PARK AMO WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, ORKGON
The school where thorough work is done; whese the reason is
always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping
is taught exactly as books are. kept in business ; where shorthand is
made easy ; where penmanship is at its best; where hundreds of
bookkeepers apd stenographer» have been educated for success in
life; where thousands more will be. Open ail tho year. Catalogue free.
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A C’n lil W n H b
A . P . A R M S T R O N G , L L . B ., P R I N C I P A L
Three Times the
Value of Ai)y
Otljer....
The forecast of sudden idiauges in
the weather serves notice that a
hoarse voice and a heavy cough may
invade the sanctity of health in your
own home
Cautious people have
ONE-THIRD LASTER-
a bottle of <' ie Mil,life Cough Cure
ONE-THIRD FASTER.
always at ha I.
II. 'Vi«**, \Uij-
i«on, Gn., w: ,„* h . am indebted to
: rile uuly Spuing liichiue that
One Minut
Cou
C o for my
I ta nut fm in an : point,
present good hcalt; an prol* bly
R O TAR Y i l >TlON AND HALL ¡B E A R IN G S
The lightest run
my life”.
It cures coughs, coids,
R A P ID — saves about one day iu three
lagrippe, bronchitis, pneumonia and ning m a c h in e in th e w o r ld .
all throat and lung troubles.
One sewiug that much fa s te r than any vibrating shuttle sewing mnehiue
Minute Cough Core cuts the phlegm Mote time is saved, more money earned.
Qniet mitUrouble. The rotary motion doe away with noise and
draws out the inflammation, herds
and soothes the mucous membranes wear caused by the forward and backward movement < f tho shuttle.
General office for the Pacific Coast at 933 Market St. San Francisco,
and strengthens the lungs.
R. 8.
Knowlton.
California.