Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, January 27, 1903, Image 1

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COQUILLE RIVER SHIPPING.
J . Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Office t n t Johnson, Dean Je Co'a
Arrival and Departure ol V etteli Durine
1902.
rket. Coquille, Oregon.
fl» G. D. Holden,
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Justice of the Peace, City It so order.
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General Insurance Agent.
Notary PuMie.
Office in Robinson Building.
C o q u il l e , O
bboow .
J. Sherwood,
A ttorney - at - Law.
OQUILLH
ClTT, Cooe COUNTY,
OREGON.
N o tary P u b lic.
John F. Hall,
a t t o r n e y . a.t - L ^ ,
1 ÍA K S H F IB L D , O R E G O N .
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Dealer in Raer- EartT« o f all klnde.
J . E. HAYNES.
SHAD HUDSON,
Hudson
&
Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
Eckley, Curry County, Oregon.
yalnable •*'»«•> F Ï“ Î ’ , ««‘i ?
KanoheeauJ Timber Lands loreaie.
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House and 6 aoreaTTÜnd w ell ‘ » P ™ ;» «
Wilbur, Douglas ooontjr, O r ^ fo r «ala.
exobange for property In M yrtle ro ln t
$,H. VfcADAM
GENERAL
B W sitE j Wapi Wort
Horseshoeing a Specialty,
f . W. Cor. Second and Hall 8» .,
Ooquille City. Oregon.
THE COffiMOHEH
Is s u e d W e e ^ y,
W illiam J. Bryan,
E d i t o r a n d P u b lis h e r ,
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NEBRASKA.
T erms — H e ba ld and C ommoner —
P a y a b l e in A d va n ce .
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HARDWARE STORE,
Wm. Saltier, Proprietor,
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Gall and examine goods and in vest Is*
prloeg.
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Marllo ail M e Worts
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
KenntM tarer o f Marble Monument«. H eal-
■tones. Tablets, eto.
cem etery lo t« enclosed with stone ooptnjl
oroarbinR . Iron railings furnished to o r­
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
itin g In the oonntry or other towns who
may wish anything in my lin e o f business
XiaswriPTO
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T o tlY© T 3 n l o r t u n a t a
Dr. Gibbon
T h ix o ld reliable and
m oatanooeaefnl speo-
lia lie t in S a n Frsnois-
lo o , still continues to
lc a r e a ll S e in e ! and
S em inal Disease«.
Isuob aa Gonorrhea
I G l e e t . S t r ' o t n re,
S y p b illa . in all it,
form «, S kin Dieeaeea,
■ N e r v o u s D ebility,
Im poteney, Seminal Weakneee and Loaa of
M anhood, the oonseqnenee o f eelf-abnse
and exeeaeee prodoeiag the following eympa
toms: Sallow oonntenanoa, dark spots un­
der the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
tha ears, lose o f oonfldenoe, diflldenoe In
approaching itrangere. palpitation o f the
haart, weakness o f the Umbe and baok, lorn
of memory, pimple« on the faoe, oonghs-
oonramntion etc.
D R . GIBBON hee practised in San Fran
etsoo oyer »7 yeareand those tron bled should
not fail to oonaalt him and reoeiye the ban-
■St o f hie great skill and experience. The
doctor ours* when others fa il. Try him.
CURES GU A R A N TE E D . Persona cored
at home. Ohargea reasonable. Gall or
write.
D R . J . F . GIBBON,
CM Kearney street. Ban Franoieco
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— wwrwrwr,
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W> promptly obtain P . 8, and Foreign
PATENTS
i or photo of invention for
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For free book,
W A S H IN G T O N . 0 ,0 ..
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Schooner Parkersburg
Schooner Ccquille
FE B R U A R Y
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13 Steamer Argo
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23 Steamer Argo
NORTH BEND MAKING RAPID PROGRESS.
Much Property Changing
Hands.
Electric
Lights end Water System Being Put In.
How to Read the Newspaper.
In talking about newspapers not
long ago a college professor is re­
ported to have said that 20 minutes
a day was all that one ought to give
to newspaper reading. It is to be
feared that such advise will fortify
the skipper and the skimmer in
their helter-skelter habits.
Not
that there is no justification for
skipping and skimming. There cer­
tainly is. Tbe perfect, ne plus ultra
reader is the one who can adjust his
spech to the importance of the mat­
ter which he is pursuing, who can
float lightly over passages which do
not concern him, and plod con­
scientiously through passages which
do not soucern him, who has ac­
quired the power of rapid Burvoy
without losing the power, whenever
it is necessary to exercise it, or ac­
curate insight. This kind of read­
ing machine, capable of b*?"g ad­
justed to any required velocity and
to any required degree of thorough­
ness, will do more work in a day
than any other kind of reading
machine that can be advised.
It remains true, however, that
most people skip and skim unintel-
ligently. Theyjfall into ways which
are fatal to mental health. They
become too cursory, Such people
should give their paper more than
20 minutes a day. They need not
read everything that the paper con­
tains. The headlines will enable
them to pick out those articles
which are of particular value to
them. Other people will pick out
other articles' That is the plan on
which the daily paper is construct­
ed. It is not meant in all its parts
for all people. What it attempts to
do is to give each of its readers the
things which he is interested iu.
When he has found those things he
should read them carefully. Un­
less he does he will find that his
acquaintance with current events is
exceedingly unsatisfactory.
The
farmer who plows through the col­
umns of his paper with muoh more
care than speed, is of all men in the
country, the best informed on many
subjects of political moment. The
thing we need is, j rhaps, not that
newspaper eadin , should be less
absorbing bat that it should be
more discriminating — Chicago Tri­
bune.
Tuo steady progress that our
bustling sister city down the Bay
is making, is indeed enervating. J. J.
MARCH
Burns, the party having the con­
12 Steamer Mandalay
tract for grading the streets, is a
12 Schooner Monterey
skillful artist in his. line. Mr. Burns
16 Schooner Corinthian
now has a number of meu and teams
at work grading the Athletic
20 Schooner Onward
Grounds or Park, the dimensions of
29 Schooner Albion
which will bo 280 by 370 feet
29 Schooner Parkersburg
These grounds whin finished will
30 Steamer Maudalay
be complete and will afford amuse­
A P R IL
ment and exercise to the lovers of
FEBRUARY
base-ball, foot-ball and kindred
11 Schooner Mayflower
i Schooner Corinthian
games.
11 Schooner Confianza
1 Stmr Argo
F. S. Gordon will soon have bis
11 Schooner Coquille
business bouse on Sherman Ave.,
1 Schooner Monterey
13 Steamer Mandalay.
finished and open for business and
IJ Stmr Mandalay
13 Schooner Corinthian
the cottage on tbe bank of tbe bay
21 Stmr Argo
MAY.
faciug Sheridan Ave., is under way.
MABCH.
Mr. Gordon haB in contemplation
2 Steamer Mandalay.
the erection of a three story build­
3 Schooner Albion
6 Schooner Onward.
ing, 70 by 100 feet, modern and
3 Steamer Mandalay
7 Schooner Mayflower.
complete throughout, on the cor­
13 Schooner Parkersburg
7
Schooner
Corinthian.
2^ Steamer Mandalay
ner of Sberman and Virginia ave­
8 Schooner Parkersburg
nues. Mr. Gordon iB a contractor
APRIL
and builder by profession and
9 Schooner Berwick
2 Schooner Coquille
throughly understands the trade.
9 Schooner Gem
2 Schooner Confianza
He designed and built the Garfield
11 Schooner Confianza
of this city some ten or twelve years
4 Schooner Mayflower
15 Schooner Albion
ago.
5 Schooner Corinthian
21 Schooner Lizzie Prien
Lilienthal is erecting a two story
11 Stmr Mandalay
21 Steamer Mandalay
business blobk on the eorner of
21 Schooner Coquille
22 Schooner Onward
Cinn. and 8herman Ave. Mr. L il­
24 Schooner Del N rte
27 Stmr Mandalay.
ienthal has a number of men at work
30
Schooner
Berwick
MAY
and is pushing his building as
JUNE.
speedily as possible and when fin­
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Schooner Corinthian
ished will open up a neat and com­
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1 Schooner Parkersburg
12 Schooner Albion
plete stock of goods.
There art
1 Schooner Gem
13 Schooner Ocean Spray
about one dozen residence houses
1 Schooner Albion
15 Schooner Onward
in the course of construction now.
1 Schooner Mayflower
15 Schooner Corinthian
Mr. Fisher is erecting a two story
16 Schooner Mayflower
house for himself on the corner of
2 Schooner Berwick
(9 Steamer Mandalay
Union and Montana Are., that
2 Schooner Confinnza
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would be a credit for any town of
20 Schooner Parkersburg
10 Schooner Coquille
4000 or 5000 people.
Few more
21
Schooner
Berick
11 Schooner Lizzie Prien
gentlemen have placed their orders
25
Schooner
Coquille
15 Stmr Mandalay
for lumber for houses with the
26 Schooner Gem
Simpson Lumber Oo.
A great
16 Schooner Del Noitc
JU LY
amount of delay is experienced in
26 Schooner Berwick
the matter of securing lumber for
3 Steamer Mandalay
ju n k ,
building purposes, the Lumber Co.,
6 Schooner Lizzie Prien
1 Stmr Mandalay
baa “rush orders” ahead, seemingly
16
Schooner
Corinthian
4 Schrs Onward and Albion
all the time and a very serious fea­
19 Schrs Albion and Onward
7 Bchooner O c w S p r a y ,
ture in the case is th... no , eusou-
22 Steamer Mandalay
ablo lumber is to he had
all at
9 Schooner Mayflower
auy price.
Wc need a dry kill on
27 Schooner Mayflower
9 Schooner Corinthian
tho bay badly.
28 Schrs Gem and Coquille
9 Schooner Parkersburg
The Simpson Co’s, mill No. 2
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Ocean
Spray
Coos Bny News.
14 Schooner Berwick
bettor known as th® Porter, is now
29 Schooner Berwick
Charley Aiken is firemen on an
15 Steamer Mandalay
running regularly and is cutting
engine on tbe Santa F e R f i , with
31 Schooner Parkersburg
19 Schooner Gem
lumber for tbe export trade.
headquarters at Astu'ork, Arizona.
AUGUST
The
pile
driver
is
now
putting
the
26 Schooner Lizzie Prien
finishing touches to the logging
Tbe Coos Bay Stone A Marble
10 Steamer Mandalay
JULY
boom at this mill and will from here Co., have received their first scow
Schrs
Corinthian
&
Albion
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1 Steam Schooner Mandalay
proceed in a few days to the city load of rock from Coos river for the
25 Schooner Onward
7 Schooner Onward
wharf and drive the piles for this foundation of the hospital about to
SEPTEMBER
9 Schoonet CVrirthian
public dock. This dock will be 260 be built in the Railroad Addition.
2 Schooner Mayflower
by 1040 feet, ample size to accom­
14 Schooner Albion
It is said that the steamer Co­
modate the shipping trade. The quille River, which is loading lum.
2 Steamer Mandalay
16 Schooner Ocean Spray
approach will be built to the oenter ber at the C. B. M. A L. Co's,
6 Schooner Coquille
17 Schrs Mayflower and Gem
of the wharf from the foot of Vir­ mill, at Ferndale, will remain j>or-
21
Steamer
Mandalay
18 Schooner Coquille
ginia Ave. Plans and specifications manently on the Coos Bay-San
29 Schooner Berwick
19 Stmr Mandalay
for the hotel and bank buildings are Francisco route, and will carry
about completed and ground for freight and cabin passengers.
30 Schooner Rnby
20 Schooner Berwick
these structures will soon be brok­
. OCTOBER.
22 Schooner Parkersburg
Mrs. Eugene Schetter is expected
en. The dynamo for the electrio
AUGUST
1 Schooner Corinthian
light plant recently purohased has here on the Areata, to join her hus­
1 Schooner Onward
6 Steamer Mandalay
arrived and is about in place and band, who holds a position at Beav­
5 Schooner Albion
will soon have the streets illumi­ er Hill. Mrs. Schetter was former­
12 Schooner Corinthian
nated,
a feature very much desired ly Miss Jennie Thelin, of Marsh­
4
Schooner
Mayflower
13 Schooner Onward
field, and has several relatives and
these dark winter nights.
4 Schooner Ocean Spray
18 Schooner Albion
A contract has been entered into numerous friends on the bay.
6
Steamer Mandalay
23 Schooner Mayflower
between Messrs. L. J. Simpson and
Theodore Hoelling, of Isthmus
19 Schooner Advance (first trip) Flanagan A Bennett by which Flaji-
24 Steamer Mandalay
slough, reports that one of his
23 Steamer Mandalay
agan A Bennett will extend water calves, aged nine months, died late­
25 Schooner Coquille
mains from the bend of Pony lagoon ly of blackleg. Mr. Hoelling form­
24 Schooner Parkersburg
SEPTEM BER
direct to North Bend. Surveyors erly lived in Kansas, where he lost
NOVEMBER.
4 Schooner Ruby
are already in the field locating tho a number of calves by that disease,
4 Schooner Mayflower
16 Steamer Mandalay
routes. Mains are ordered and in a and recognized it at once.
He has
4
Schooner
Coquille
few months this city will be sup­ written to the Agricultural Experi.
20 Schooner Onward
4 Schooner Ocean Spray
plied with an abundance of the very ment Station at Corvallis regarding
21 Schooner Corinthian
best of water. Great credit is due the matter.
6 Schooner Onward
24 Schooner Berwick
Messrs. Flanagan A Bennett for
10
Steamer
Mandalay
26 Schooner Ocean Spray
John Hill, an employe at the
their energy and spirit of enter­
DECEMBER
27 Schooner Mayflower
Porter mill, had a narrow escape
prise.
10 Steamer Mandalay
He
27 Schooner Albion
The prospect of Coos Bay never from being killed yesterday.
10 Schooner Ruby
looked so bright as now. The was caught by the shaft of tho bull
OCTOBER
13 Schooner Aurelia (first trip) spirit of the times has imbued our wheel, which tore off all his clothes,
2 Steamer Mandalay
people. The cry of poor lumber, throwing him to the platform above.
13 Schooner Advance
10 Schooner Parkersburg
poor coal, poor farming land, poor His left leg was broken at the ankle
14
Schooner
Mayflower
15 Schooner Coquille
fruit country, poor everything, with joint, And he was fortunato to
19 Schooner Coquille
19 Steamer Mandalay
the exception of a few isolated escape with such a comparatively
26 Steamer Mandalay
coses of sterlized moBibaekism has slight injury, as, had his clothes
26 Schooner Onward
cefised. Tho rusty old shell that not given away when he was pioked
27 Schooner Mayflower
Only III« Monopolist BonoMed-
used to shoulder bis gun, go out, up by tbe shaft, he would undoubt­
27 Schooner Ocean Spray
lay for and slay an innocent deer, edly have met a horrible death. Dr.
The
tariff
on
coal
protects
no­
NOVEM BER
take it home and hibernate, has Horsfall attended him.
body outside of the coal trust.
It either emigrated to some other
4 Steamer Mandalay
does not protect any one single clime or has been taugh more use­
The number of infants just able
5 Schooner Ruby
wage-earner in an anthracite mine ful avocation of all locations of the
to walk who are scalded to death
22 Steamer Mandalay
or in a bituminous mine. It mere­ United States today. The Pacific
by falling into tubs of hot water
ly enables multi-millionaire coal coast offers tho best opportunities
28 Schooner Advance
conveniently placed on the floor
mine owners to wring somewhat and we make free to assert that
DECEMBER
for the purpose, remains about tbe
larger profits out of the shivering nature has been no more lavish in
5 Schooner Mayflower
same year after rear; the number
misery of the public. The tariff on bestowing ber riches on any seotion
of children looked up in honses for
14 Schooner Coquille
beef products protects no farmer, no of tho coast than on Coos county.
safety while the parents go out to
16 Schrs Gem and Onward
oowboy, no man who with his hands
What we need is people, All spend the evening, and lose their
does the work of the butcher.
It classes of people, to develope our
17 Schooner Ocean Spray
lives by fire, also remains station­
protects half a dozen enormously coal mines, our farming country and
21 Steamer Mandalay
ary from yoar to year; the number
rich and closely oombined monop­ fruit country,our cranberry marshes,
of servant girls who go up with the
SAILED— JANUARY
olies in Chicago and Kansas City, fish, olanr and crab industries, lum­
oil can in endeavoring to start a
10 Schooner Mayflower
and that is all
It protects them bering aud manufacturing, iaboriD g
fire in the kitchen stove, and the
by leaving unprotected to their ra­ aud professional men etc., ad libit­
10 Schooner Bessie K
number of men ah-.t in tho woods
pacity all the men, women and um. Tho best method to secure
to Steamer Argo
for deer by excited sportsmen,
j
children
in
the
United
States
who
10 Steamer Mandalay
those is by intelligent advertising ■ hows practically neither increase
oat l>eef or who would if they could th»( will reach no intelligent class
nor diminution, .rhen the year’s
to Schooner Corinthian
afford to pay for it at the artificially of people. To this end in view we calendar of accidents is made up.
to Schooner Albion
! enhanced trust prices — Boston Ad- ought to organize some kind of an
AU of which goes to show that hu­
vertiser.
18 Steamer Argo
information bureau. The cost of manity still refuses to learn even
20 Schooner Monterey
expense of n suitable amount of ad- the commonplace lesson of prudence
To C » n • ( «lil In One d a ,.
20 Schooner Onward
Take L axaiiv« Broom Qulotne Tablet« , vertiaing matter wonld be a mere from the object-lessons furnished by
■II ilniRgiat« raf.md tbe money if it fsilsto bagatelle to the henefite to be de­ the experience of others,— Oregon­
27 Schooner Bessie K
ours E .W Grore’ « signature is o s each
rived from such a method.— Mail. ian.
package.
27 Steemer Argo
ARRIVED— JANUARY
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Steamer Argo
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Schooner Coquille
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J. I LAMB, Pras.
L. HARLOGKER, Vice.Pret.
G.W WHTE. Cashier
COQUILLE VALLEY B0NI(.
COQTJILLE. 033IEG02Sr
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distric
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal lustra
ments— Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
.Etna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
j b o . a
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D iK E O T o ie a
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
L. HARLOCKER, and G W.WHITE.
J. J L A M B
E. G. D. HOLDEN’S
Grennal Insurance Office. - - - Robinson Building:
C o q u ille , O re g o n
Over Tims H U M B ep
Million
Dollars losoraoco Bajita
rese n te d .
- $14,406,450.33
- - $ 2,855,012.00
- $ 2,435,571.29
T kadki : ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicago - - - -
- - $ 1,037.715.39
H ome F. A M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco
- - $ 6,340,250.98
F xiik A jsociaiion I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia
- $304,598,063.40
E qu itable L ite I nsurance C ompany , N. Y.
I have had o v e r T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen.
cy work iu Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re­
ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this ofhoe for all the abova
Fire Insurance Companies.
E. G. D. HOLDEN,
General Insurance Age
H oms I nsurance C omi '. vny , N. Y . ...........................
S t . P aul F. A M. I nsurance C dmtant , M inn . - •
BIGr GEORGE,
Alias 6. IN. Webber, late of Grand Valley, Colorado.
The Auctioneer
Whose address is Arago, has located with us, and is ready
answer calls at any time
His 15 years’ of experience puts himin
position to do you good servioe.
Terms: 1 per cent on all earns ove
$500. $5.00 for less amounts. Orders loft at H ERALD oflioe.
For all kinds of
Job Printinq
Book and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles—
Call at the HERALD office
Our prices are right.
COOS COUNTY ACADEMY.
LOCATED AT
COQTJIJ- j X- j
E CTT32\
NEW ORGANIZATION.
NEWSMAN AGEMENT,
COMPETENT FACULTY.
’COURSES IN
ENGLISH. MUSIC.
MATHEMATICS.
ELOCUTION. SCIENCE.
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Tuition per term of 12 weeks, if paid in advanoe, $4.50, for grades I,‘2,
3 aud 4. For grades 5, 6, and 7, $6 per term. 8th sod 9th grades, $7
per term,
Winter term opens 1st Monday in January.
Call on or address
For particulars
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he only Rowing Machine that
oes not failiinjacy'point.
R O T A R Y MOTIO” AND B A L L B E A R IN G S .
Tbe lightest nrn
ning machine in the world. R A P ID — saves about one day in three
»ewing that much faster than any vibrating shuttle sewing mtobine
More time is saved, mor* ra-mey earned.
Q niet anddnrable. Tbe rotary motion doe away with noise and
wear caused by tbe forward and backware movement of tbe shuttle.
General oflico for th.' Pacifto Coast at 933 Market S i , San Francis e
California.