C ita ilcra lò
What Shall Wa bo About It.
D E N T IS T
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
Office ever Johusou, Dean k Co's
market. Coquille, Oregon.
I I
G. D. Holden,
- a —
Lawyer.
Justice o! the Peace,
City Recorder.
XJ. s . Commissioner.
General Insurance Agent.
Notary Public.
Office in Robinson Building.
CoiJl'ILLE, OttEOON.
J. Sherwood,
A
Attorney - a 1 Law-,
o q u iL L E C i t y , C oos C o u n t y , O
iik o o n .
Notary t oblio.
John F. H all,
•A.ttorn.ey . a,t - i_,a-w,
M A K S H F IE L D , O U E O O N .
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Dealer in U bai . E stât * of all kinds.
SHAD HUDSON,
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Hudson &
NO 36
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1903.
VOL 20.
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J . E . H A YN E S.
Haynes,
Tbe following which we take from
the Evening Telegram reminds us
c l the situatiou of Coos couuty nnd
the condition of affairs which exist
ed between it and the balance of the
state ever since this county was oc-
cupiid by the whites uutil recently.
The maintenance of a steamer line
to Coos bay lias, to some extent, re-
lcived the situation, but the service
is not yet what it should he.
One
steamer which gees as far south
ns San Francisco each trip makes
her rounds altogether too infre
quent.
Two weeks is altogether
too long for one to he obliged to
wait in case he arrives in Portland
just after the steamer has sailed.
By the opening of the Lewis and
Clark ex|«osition in Portland there
should Vie at least one steamer run
ning direct between Portland and
Coos hay, and another between be
tween Porllaud nnd tbe Coquille,
calling in at Coos liny if needs be.
The Telegram gives this letter with
remarks:
A prominent wholesale grocery
house of Portland reeeutly sent to a
Lukeview merchant, among other, a
circular ealling his atteution to a
certain brand of goods the jobbing
house recommended, nnd the mer
chant's reply, names being omitted,
is substantially as follows:
“ It is unfortunate that we are so
situated that your alluring proposi
tion can afford us no benefit, other
tlmn highly colored reading matter.
IV hi is incurring the expense of two
cents in postage, necessary to lay
your proposition before us, you have
overlooked the fact that wo do not
know Portland commercially; that
Oregon surrendered this territory,
for all business purposes, to her
sister state on the south, years ago,
aud that with our recognition of
you as our “ dad’’ politically, all our
allegiance ends; that we are com
pelled to turn to our foster parent
for the necessary means of support,
she who pays us aunually $200,000
for our beef, $160,000 for our mut
ton, $50,000 for our horses and
mules, nnd $250,00();for our wool
And in consideration of tbe forego
ing, the party of the second part
(Lake and Klamath— we are it)
agree aud do pay to the aforesaid
annually $100,000 for goods, wares
aud merchandise, and to her rail
roads nno.lmlf of this sum. lor
bringing three good- toils. sa\ing
nothing of the immense sums paid
into the same sotnvi for transport
ing our Ueef, motion and wool to
their markets.
‘ ‘You also say that “ we are in
closing you a postal card, which we
ask you to kindly fill out and return
to us, setting a dale at which out-
salesman may call and show you our
line." W e are answer: When you
are prepared to buy what we have
to sell anil deliver at a less freight
rute than we are now paying for the
goods we require; then send your
man with the grip, and you will find
us ioady to assist him in fastening
it into our trade.”
CorameDt is needless. This letter
bluntly but clearly states a fact that
should lie sufficient to wake up
Portland, as it never was waked up
before, to what this {taper declared
truly not long ago is “ the most im
portant thing” to be done.
prosecuted criminally, United States
District Attorney Woodworth hit
upon tho iden of instituting a civil
Buit against them nnd thus enjoiu-
ing them from allowing their sheep
<*n the reserves.
A writ of injunction was granted
last August by Judge Beatty, sitting
fo r ju d g e Morrow in the Circuit
Court, restraining sheep men from
pasturing their herds on Govern
ment reservations, as it was declared
that the animals were devastating
them. In the face of this order, a
number of owners pastured (th eir
flocks on the Stanislas Forest Res.
ervation and four of them were ar
rested, convicted and fined $100, or
sentenced to remain in prison until
such fine was paid. They paid their
fincR, bnt appealed the case. Sheep
men everywhere became interested.
The summary action of the arrest of
the four herders bnd the effect of
causing all sheepmen to remove
their flocks from the reserves, but
united them in fighting tho case.
The decision of Mon Jay is final.
By its provisions no sheep can be
pastured on reserves without the
permission of the general land of
fice, approved by the Secretary of
the Interior.— Plaindealer.
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Death Stalked on Ship-
nothing of the shipper’s methods or
as the case may be, he know s that
his grading is irregular nnd pack
ing faulty, he (the commission mer
chant) must see the te-it before he
can sell it, and being thus delayed,
this fruit must take its ehnnees
when the demand has been par
tially supplied and prices have been
correspondingly lowered.— North
west Pacific Farmer.
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A Murderer Fointu A Moral.
Murderer Benson, worn out, be
draggled, starving, collapsed, Las
bns been captured, and should with
no great delay be tried, aud, as
there is no doubt about bis case,
duly hanged, ns a warning to other
young men who are inclined to cu
ter upon the downhill path of law
less or evil ways.
Little crimes
lead to greater ones, and many a
boy who only meant to do a little
wrong, to be a little reckless of the
laws nnd rules and regulations of
civilized socioty, lias found himself,
frequently ns in this case while yof
a young innn or mere youth, con
demned to mount a scaffold and be
banged for murder.
Benson is a
very different type from Tracy; it is
but rarely that even a confirmed
criminal is possessed of the wonder
ful “ nerve” of the Oregon outlaw' of
Inst summer; this murderer is an
ignorant, weak fellow, and it is
curious that he was able to commit
the crime he did.
He is a proper
object of some measure of pity,
yet pity must not extend to the
point of attempting any prevention
of the law’s proper penalty.
Look
at him, consider that doomed wretch
ye youth who are beginning to
tread the slippery, shadowy and be
deviled path of crime or even of
vice, and reflect that every step you
‘ ake therein increases the chances
of your standing some day where
Benson stands today.— Telegram.
New York, March 10.— Myster
ious death stalked on the Anchor
E ckley, Curry County, Oregon.
Line steamship Karamania during
AVE valuable Mines, Farm s, Stock
the voyage from Marseilles, which
Ranches and Tim b er L a n d » fo r »a le.
ended this morning.
House and 6 aores o f land w e ll im pioTed
A number of the passengers and
W ilbur, Douglas oounty, D r., fo r »a le.
crew died during the voynge nud
exchango fo r property in M y rtle F oin t
the fact that the cause is not ap
parent has forced the steamship to
S . H
. M ö A D A M
remain iu quarantine pending a
rigorous investigation.
O E N E lt A L
On the run to Palmero four o f
the crew wore suddenly taken sick
and two died. One of the men re
covered before reaching Palmero
nnd the remaining sufferer was sent
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Horse Sense-
ashore at the later port. I’ hydeans
N. W . Cor. Second and H all Sts ,
at Palmero declared that the mnu
C oq u ille City, Oregon.
A horse is as capable of under
had been poisoned, but found it im
possible to state the nature of the standing wlmt is required of him ns
a man, if the same care is exercised
toxic.
A
Later in the voyage several of the in his case in his treatment.
Issued Weel^y,
crew— all occupying the same ward horse knows when he is well treated
room— were suddenly taken ill. and when he is ill treated; be also
They all rushed on deck, where the knows his friends and his enemies.
fresh air revived them somewhat. An injury done a horse will be re
Editor and Publisher,
They complained of the most ter membered by him for years and
be treasured up and resented
rible pains. The compartment oc will
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elapsed. It is on record that horses
lisinfcctcd. It. was sealed.
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i havi revenged themselves on tin
March 1st two passengers mani
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perpetrators of cruelty to them
fested the same symptoms and died
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years after the occurrence. On the
within two hours after make the
other hand a horse will evince his
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first complaint.
satisfaction and pleasure of good
Death seemed to haunt the ship. treatment, and he is especially
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On the day following this incident capable of appreciating praise for
unotber passenger was seized with good werk he has performed.
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the mysterious symptoms and was horse or other intelligent animal
carried to the hospital, shrieking in must understand what is required
Wm. Gather, Proprietor,
the most terrible agony. He died o f him, so must a human being. —
half on hour later.
Pacific Homestead.
HAHDW^HE.
A little later iu the day still an
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other passenger was found dead in
AG0TE W(U*E
The Plague at San Francisco-
his berth. All the dead passengers
occupied berths adjoining the steer
QUEENS W(UIE.
Reports show that the health
age.
officials nt Sun Fraucisco have com
TIN W(iqE
W ith white faces and nervous
menced au active and sympathetic
C a ll an d en tw in e ptodH nnd in v e t tig
voices the officers of the liner held
campaign for the purpose of stamp
prices.
nn
funeral services over the victims of
ing out the bubonic plague which
the mysterious scourge and threw
0 0 0 3
B A Y
has secured a foothold in tho Chi
the bodies over the side.
nese quarter in that city. Prior to
The only explanation for -the the henlth convention, held in Wash
many deaths that could be offered ington about six weeks ago, thero
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
and this is not conclusive by any were many complaints to the effect
Decision Affects Many States-
means, is that n poisonous gns was that the San Francisco authorities
M anafaotarer o f M arble M onam ent». Hea 1-
geuerated in the hold of the ship by weie irying to suppress informa
atonoa. Tablets, etc.
cem etery lo ts onoloaed w ith stone coping
.Sheep men o f seven states nnd some article of freight, the nature
tion concerning the plague, but
or cu rbing. Iron railin gs furnished to o r two territories were affected by the
of which is unknown, nud that this were not properly active in plans
d er. Correspondence solicited from parties
iv in g in th e country or other towns who decision handed down Monday by gns found its way on its mission of
for fighting the disease. The last
m ay wish a n y th in g in m y lin e o f business Judge Hawley, sitting on the bench
death through the vnrious vents report shows that tho inspectors at
M u iu r ifT D
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O beo
of the United State Circuit Court of leading to the sleeping apartments.
T o t r i e “O m o r r u . i x a / t e Appeals. In effect, it perpetually The truth or falsity of this conclu San Francisco, are now going into
enjoins them from pasturing then- sion will probably not be known every room in the Chinese tene
ments, and making a thorough in
flocks on forest reserves, says the until the freight is taken out,
vestigation of the sanitary condi
San Francisco Examiner.
tions. There has been but one
T h is o ld r e lia b le ana
The Secretary of the Interior
lhe Grower and the Commission Man
death from the plague since Janu
m ost sncceHBfalspec-
l in list in Han F rarois- runde a rule iu December of 1897
ary 15, aud the number of cases is
| C O , s t ill oontinnen to
which staled that the pasturing of
Fanners’ liullctiu 16, compiled being reduced to a minimum. Plain-
[c u r e a ll H exn e! and sheep and gouts on the public lands
by H. P. Gould, mentions many dealer.
S e m in A l Diseases,
lunch ns G onorrhes- in the forest reservation was pro- j things of value to practical fruit
JQ l e e t , S t r . o t n re. hibited.
The regulation further growers.
In spenking of his con
■ S y p h ilis . in a ll it
Puyallup Indian Reserve Open
■form s, Hkin Diseases. provided that a violation o f the nection with tho commisHion man,
■ N e r r o n s D e b ility « rule would carry with it a penalty of
it says:
I rapotency , Sem inal Weakness and Loan o f
After fifteen years of effort on the
a fine not to exceed $500. or im
M anhood, the consequence o f self-nbnae
The commission house, an essen part of Tacoma the Puyallup Indian
not
to exceed six
and excesses producing the fo llow in g nympa prisonment
tial
adjunct
to
commercial
fruit
tom s: Sallow coantenanoe, dark spots un mouths.
reservation is absolutely open for
der the eyes, pain in the head, rin g in g in
growing, is ofteD bitterly assailed tbe sale of alloted lands without re
the ears, loan o f confidence, diffidence in
The sheepmen of Washington. by the grower.
Some of this criti striction. The Interior Department
approaching strangers, palpitation o f the California, Arizona ami a number of
cism is just, but much of it is un | has decided that under the act of
heart, weakness o f th e lim bs and back, loss
o f memory, pim ples on th e fa o e .o o a g h s- other sections violated the rule nnd just.
Each grower should select
connumDtion e tc .
were consequently arrested nnd some honest house tc deal w.tli in March 3, 1893, the ten-year restiic-
j tion» upon the sale of Indian lands
D B . G IB B O N has practised in San Fran tried in various United States Dis- !
each market to which he ships, and have expired by limitation, aud here
oiaoo over 37 yenraan J those troubled should
Without exception, | then stick to it.
not fail to consult him And receive the ben- trict Court.
Growers often after the Puyallup» may sell or in
fit o f his great sk ill and experience. The i these courts, including Judge De
ship first to one house, then to an cumber their lands like white incu.
octor oores when others f n i l . T r y him.
C U K E 8 G U A R A N T E E D . Persons cored | Haven of this district, nnd Judge other, and so on,
not dealing with The Puyallup reserve skirts the
at hom e. C harges reasonable. Call or I Welborn, of Southern California, |
any oae long enough to make a rep eastern boundry of Tacoma, only a
w rite.
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
j held that the regulation was uneon- utation either for himself or his
625 K earn ey street. San Francisco
I stitional nud void, because tbe Sec- , fruit. AJgood reputation with the uiiJe from tho business center of
j retary of the interior Imd trespassed commission merchant who hnndles the city. It has prevented the
protn|4ly obtain U. S ami Foreign
i on the bgisl.itive function in pro. 1 his fruit is often of immense advan growth of Tacoma, eastward up the
| mulgating-m-h a rule, au l thitC on- tage to the grower. A common oc Puyallup valley, together with the
gnan had lh>- |>cwcr to pas# such a : currence will illustrate the fact. utilization of the greatest portion of
the tide flats for manufacturing pur
- law.
Upon making a shipment the grow poses.— Plaindealer.
The
sheep
men
consequently
er
notifies
his
agent
of
what
the
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f *tnd model, »ketfb or photo of invention for
f free report on paventabili
For free book,
overrun th*se reserves, as pasturage shipment consists.
Knowing that
There will be no more liquor sold
ITow In .Secure
writ*
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there
was
much
better
tlmn
in
other
1‘atgnf and M
d E-ÍHRKS
the packing and grading are thor in the national Capitol. The im
localities. N ot only did the sheep , oughly honest, the commission mer migration lnw, containing a clause
destroy the grass by cropping it to chant can safely sell the fruit with prohibiting such sale, has passed
the roots, bnt they also killed the 1 out Ibe necessity of examining it, and will be signed by the President.
jon n g trees by stripping them of and i - ft on does dispose of such lots But just wait till $300,060 building
tbeir foilage.
Opposite U. S. Patent O fflM
before they are received, and at a ! of boudoir offices for members of
A S H IN G T O N . 0 . Û
As tbe sheep men could not be < good price. If, however, he knows ! Congress is built!
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■dining and Real Estate Agents
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B la c M itl j W a p i Wort
th U commoner
William J. Bryan,
H A R D W A R E STO R E,
Marble aai Stone Works
Dr. Gibbon
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PATENTS
GA 5 N 0 WI
A Good Butter Maker.
Tho Ilolstoin Friesian cow Sadie
Vale Concordia, No. 32259, H. F. H.
B. A. R. O., 1124, whose milk in
seven days made 30 pounds and
10.1G ounces of butter, breaking the
world’s record for this period. Dur
ing the thirty days she gave 2754.6
pounds of milk, containing 123
pounds
ounces of butter. Tbe
world’s officinl record lias heretofore
stood at 112 pounds. Sadie Vale
goes to the front with a good mar
gin. The test was made on the
Brothertown stock farm of McAdam
& Hoyne, at Utica, New York, who
own the cow.-—Ex.
J. I LAMB, Pres.
L/HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
G W WHTE, Cashier
COQUILLE VOLLEY
CAPITAL
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5 0.000
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O IK IE a - O IL T
Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan on approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distrio
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
incuts— Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates iu following companies:
Ætna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and Magdeburg.
IBO-AJRID OIF 1 DIEECTOES.
A. J. SHERW OOD,
IS A IA H H AC K E R
L. H A R LO C K E R , and G W .W H IT E .
J. J
LAM B
Rich Gold strike on the Yukon
E. G. D. HOLDEN’S
Tacoma, March 11.-G reat excite
ment exists iu the upper Yukon
over auother gold ditcovery. com
parable to the Klondike.
It is on General Insurance Office. - - - Robinson Building
Duncan creek. It is said that $100
daily per man lias been taken out of
the richest claims.
The pay streak
is seven miles long, and bedrock is
25 to 100 feet deep.
All has boon
Represented.
located. Yukon recommends at Ot
- $14,406,450.33
tawa the expendure of four millions H o m e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , N.' Y . - - - - -
- $ 2,855,012.00
installing a water system for all S t . P a u l F. & M. I n su r a n c e C o m p a n y , M i n n . -
- $ 2,435,571.29
T r a d e r s ’ I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y , C h ic a g o
-
-
-
-
producing creeks.
- - $ 1,037.715.39
H o m e F. h M . I nsu r a n c e C o m p a n y , S a n F r a n c is c o
The President has called the Seu- Finn A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia - - - $ 6,340,250.98
E quitable L ife I nsuuanci C ompany , N. Y . .....................$304,598,063.40
ote iu extra session.
I have had over T hirty Y eahs ’ experience in Local aud General agen-
The American Protective Tariff cy work in Insurance matters, and all business entrusted to me will re
League is fighting the Cuban treaty. ceive prompt atteution
Policies issued at this office for all the above
E. G. D. HO LD EN,
Thus far Senatorial courtesy has Fire Insurance Companies.
General Insurance Agent
dealt gently with Senator Morgan
C o q u ille , O re g o n
Over Three M M Million Dollars t a m e s Capita
A republican filibuster killed the
Statehood bill and a democratic fili
buster kilted the Aldrich bill.
For all kinds of
Mr. Butler, of Missouri, is as un
fortunate as if he had been endorsed
by both political platforms.
Few tears will be shed at the de
lay in the delivery of the statue of
Frederick the Great.
Locomotive engineer Bibb, who
urged the doctors to leave him and
look after the women and children,
as he was going to die, was n true
hero.
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The National Republican Editor
ial Association, which met at Wash
ington, endorsed the party platform
statehood plank aud all.
Job Printinq
Booh and Commercial Work in the neatest and latest styles••
Call at the HERALD office
Our prices are right.
COOS COUNTY
AADEMY.
LOCATED AJ
OOQ"CTI—J
I_.E C I T Y " , OZEEBOOST
Under the rules of the Senate
Senator Smoot will have to be seated.
Anv w n u M must, follow, not pro N EW IO RG A N IZA T IO N .
n e w : m a n a g e m e n t .
ceed.
Buffalo City seems t>> be especial
ly in nee.l of a Sherlock Holmes.
Whatever else may be said of the
Mormons, few men havo tbe courage
to marry so mnny wives.
COMPETENT FACULTY.
'COURSES IN
ENGLISH. MUSIC.
MATHEMATICS.
ELOCUTION, SCIENCE
Reciprocity in “ trust-busting” is
Tuition per ferm of 12 weeks, if paid iu advance, $4.50, for grades 1,12.
the demand of the people. They
3 nud 4. For grades 5, 6, and 7, $6 per term. 8th and 9th grades, $7
began the “ busting” business.
per term,
Mrs. Hayes never even received a
sideboard from
tho temperance
ladies of Cincinnati. Tho story was
evidently gotten up for the adver
tisement of a beer garden.
Winter term opens 1st Monday in January. For particulars
Call on or address
A. H. MUL^Y, Superintendent
One hundred nud seven tln*usand
tons of peanuts were consumed in
Marseilles last year making “ pure
olive-oil soap.” A large portion of
the supply came from the United
States.
Senator Bailey was light. Tne
people do not npprt ve of filibusters
and sooner or later will condemn
every party that adopts tliut method
of defeating the will of the major
ity.
Senator Tillman’s announcement
tlint the democrats in the Senate
had been “ bunkoed by that most
astute politican, Matthew Staulcy
Quay” was received with shouts of
laughter nil over the Senate.
Senator-elect Gorman has chosen
his seat in the Senate, in the center
of the democratic side, and will
doubtless resume his old role of
democratic leader.
Among the men who follow news
paper work for a living “ a journal
ist” is defined as “a man who lior-
rows money from the reporters.”
New York sends 78 delegates to
each of the national c inventions.
This fact emphasizes the necessity
of tho successful candidates carry
ing New York.
The use of electricity is develop
ing rapidly in Great Britain.
It i»
supplied bv large producing plants
nnd applied to innumerable indus
tries.
The usual price is 2J cents
per unit.
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\V ;il<<I h I C l a l l « l m a .
For a long time the two year old
child of Mr. [*, L. McPherson, 59 N
Tenth St., Harrisburg, Pa., would
sleep but two or three hours in the
early
part of the pight, which
made it very hard for her parcuts.
Her mother concluded the child
had stomach trouble, nud gave her
half of one of Chamberlains Stom
ach and Liver Tablets, which quiet
ed her stomach and she slept the
whole night through.
Tw o boxes
of these tablets have effected a
permanent cure and she is sow
well snd strong.
F o r sale by R 8.
Knowlton.
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