604*1*11* City Smalti.
PU B LISH E D E V E R Y TU E SD A Y
D. F. D e an . E d it o r a n d P ro p rie to r
County,. OfflciaÜPaper.
Devoted to ih e m aterial and aoeial a
oaildintf of the Coquille Valley partionlarly
and of Oooa County generally.
Subscription, per year, in advance, $1.50
President to Lay Corner Stone.
President Roosevelt has signified
his willingness to take part in the
ceremony of laying the cornerstone
of the Memorial Building to Lewis
and Clark. Tbif) information is con­
tained in a telegram to the Exposi­
tion Board of Directors received
this afternoon. Mr. Roosevalt also
states that he will gladly participate
in the testimonial to be given A d ­
miral Clark, formerly of the battle­
ship Oregon. Admiral Clark will
be a member of the President’s
party. The dispatch referred to is
as follows:
“ Washington, D. C., March 19.—
To Henry E. Reed, Secretary Lewis
and Clarke Centeunial.— The Presi­
dent has, by letter to Senator Ful
ton and myself, stated that some
time ago he received through you
an invitation to participate in the
exercises incident to the laying of
the cornerstone of the Lewis and
Clark Centennial Exposition, while
on his prospective tour, and he now
says, if it is possible to arrange for
these exercises while he is in Port­
land, he will be very happy to par­
ticipate. The President also says
that while at Portland he will be
glad to take part if possible, in the
testimonal reception to Admiral
Clark, who will be a member of his
party on this tour.
“ Have this program arranged im­
mediately and wire us without de­
lay as to precisely what the pro­
gram will be in each case, and where
and at what hours on May 21 will
be devoted to these exercises, re­
spectively. Wo mailed Mayor W il­
liams day before yesterday a letter
requesting him to wire us as to the
program looking to reception of tne
President and party. )Signed.)
J ohn H. M it c h e l l .”
The antagonism of labor to
machinery in Oreat Britain has
never yielded an inch except upon
the strongest compulsion and is
still strong and powerful. In proof
of this statement Mr. Alfred Moseley
relates that a British manufacturer
who some months ago bought one
of the latest American tool machines
on being asked recently by the
maker how it worked, replied: “ I
cannot tell you; the union has not
allowed me to use the machine for
an hour.” In sharp contrast to this
is tho statement by the same indus­
trial and social investigator in his
observations upon the use of
machinery in tho United States.
He says: “ As the American manu­
facturer works his men harder and
pays them more liberally, so he is
merciless with his machinery and
renews it whenever the slightest in­
crease in efficiency can be gained by
so doing. So rapid is the change
in appliance that one manufacturer
explained his willingness to show
the English delegates the secrets of
bis machines, saying that before we
would have time to copy them in
Eirglaud he would have discarded
them iu favor of now machinery.
He adds that the American work­
man takes to these changes naturally
and mentioned ns further illustra
tion of American indorsement of
labor-saving machinery that one
American workman will mind two,
three, four, or even eight machine
tools, while his British brother will
not allow one to be tested in bis
shop. Of course, nil of this must
result disastrously |to British man­
ufactures and trade, and fiud re­
flection in low wnges and the slow
output of products. The Americnu
system of “ hustling” may be pre­
judicial to longevity or even of
long-continued effectiveness in the
ordinary routine of industrial pur­
suits; the pace at which Americans
nro going must, perhaps, sooner or
later, be slackened. But at present
the industrial onergy, inventive
genius and mechanical skill of Arner
ican is the wonder of the world, and
tho despair of English manufactur­
ers.— Oregonian.
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Salem, Ore., March 10.— Tax pay­
ers in Orogon will pay taxes twice
iu 190-1. They will pay the tuxos
levied upon the tax roll of 1904.
This is due to a chango in the law
by which taxes are paid in the fall
of the samo year the assessment is
made. In order to effect this change
it was necessary to make the taxes
payable three months earlier fo r
nine months later. The collection
o f taxes is already three mouths later
than it should be, so tho legislature
docided to make the taxes payable
in the preceding fall rather than in
the succeeding fall. Under the now
arraugemeuts the counties will have
funds earlier and will save some in­
terest on warrants. Taxpayers will
feel that they aro bearing a double
burden tlie first year, but after that
there will be no difference in the
amount, pnid in any one year.
To the People ot Oregon-
Myrtle Point Enterprise.
P E R R Y ’S STORE.
"Commodore”
"Tempest"
Coquille Valley Packing Company
G i ant Harry, Mgr.
Sanford’s Bargains Myrtle Point,
N
REAL
Oregon
ESTATE.
LYO N S ’ M ILLINERY
Ladies, Misses & Childrens Hats.
N
Lyons’ Millinery Store.
The latest in
M IL L IN E R Y
at Mrs. G. Moon’s
Bull Ply mouth Rock
O. 1VIoon
Poultry Farm,
J, R. Stillwell, prop
$5 will by an Organ
C.
1903
We will bo glad to meet persons
from every county iu tho State. Our
rooms are located at the Union
Depot. Our business, the collection
of information at our own expense,
and the distribution of tbe same
free.
All letters of inquiry addressed to
tbe Oregon Information Bureau
will receive prompt reply, and all
information furnished will be used
to tho best possible advantage of
Oregon.
A ll packages and exhibits should
be addressed plainly, “ Oregon In­
formation Bureau,” Portland, Ore­
gon, nnd delivered to your nearest
railroad station or steamboat land­
ing; free transportation has been
provided.
C h a 8. E. L ad d ,
Pres, of Trustees.
Secretary.
F rank V. D rake ,
SEASON.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
\
J. T. BRIDGES.
Hogittnr.
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$10 a lloiitli
W i l l
G e t
P ia n o -
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Coauille, Ore.
Death’s Harvest
-A .
For Spot Cash or on Time Payments
deprives you of
your dear ones.
• y o n
You can save thiB amount if you will and make yonrjdenr ones
happy. No home complete without a piano or an organ.
Ifjy o u are
looking for beet values
I also do all kinds o f repairing in this line at a reasonable figure.
Let us W ade Right into Front street,
the Subject-
W. T. BURTON.
Superintendent.
LEEP,
A ll Kinds ofLeather Goods found in a.
Harness Shop».
The 1903 season will be the great­
est bicycle season ever known. The
finest equippod ned most up.to-dato
wheels that Coquille riders ever laid
their eyes on will bo kept in stock
at right prices, and if you want oue
say so.
I want your trade, and I am en­
titled to it, because I have good
goods, right prices, and can serve
you well. You don't expect any
more, but you waut that much, don’t
you.
To be brief, try us and our goods, |
and our way of treating you, and if I
you like us try us ngain. I want
your business. Enough said.
W. M. K ill I noswobtii ,
B.
Harness and Saddles
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC ATIO N .
Department of the Interior,
Land
office, Uoseburg, Oregon, Feb. 11,
United Mtut.« Land Office,
1008.
Hone barn, Oregon, March 12, 190.1,
Notice in hereby Riven that in compliance
Notice is hereby given that the following
with the proviaiona of the act of Congress H— d settlor nas filed notice of his inten­
of June 3,1378, entitled "An act for the sale tion to make final proof in support of his
of timber lands iu the States of California. claim, and that said proof will be made be­
Oregon.Nevada anil Washington Territory,“ fore L. H. Hazard, County Clerk, at Co-
ns extended to all the Pjblto Land Staten qnillc City. Oregon, on March 28, 1903, viz:
by aot of August 4, 1892,
H. K. No. *.*08A, of John F. Bnllack for the
W W of the SW K, Bee. 21. Tp. 27. 8.. R.
CAUL F. HENDRICKSON,
12 West.
of Orafton, county of Walsh, state of North
He names the following witness»« to
Dakota, hnn this day filed in this otfioe bis prove his continuous residence npon and
sworn statement No. 4002, for the purchase cult vation of said laud, viz: G, W. Stev­
of the Sonthwest
of Section No. enson. G. W. Harry. J. B. Dye and F. U.
Township No. 28 S., Range No
Bnllack. all of uoqnille City, Oregon.
II W., and will offer proof to show that the i
J. T . B U D O 0 .
land sought is mors \atnnble for its timber
Register.
or stone Ihsn for ngr cultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before j
E. A. Dodge. U. H. Commissioner for Ore­
gon, at Myrtle Point, Oregon on Tuesdny.
the 2nd day of Jane, 1 <3. He names ss
wilncanes Andrew M. Siverton, o f Crooks-
•
•
ton. Minn.; Webb Msst; of Lee, Oregon; !
Since Eastern Oregon is nsking W. W Itogera and E. N. Smith, both of j
tne reftienduin on the 9105.000 Myrtle Point, Oregon.
and all persons elsiming adversely
portage law, the people will be in­ the Anv
above described lands are requested to
clined to argue that the expense of file their claims in this office on or before
tho portage should be paid by the said 2nd day o f Jun« 1900.
general government.
Disappointment
Mrs. W. H. Walker returner!
Citizens of Portland are maintain­ home Monday from a visit with rel­
ing, at their own expense, a atives in Polk county.
Never comes to the customers buying their goods at
Bureau of Information, and with it
A baby boy arrived to gladcu the
an exhibit of the State’s resources,
tho object of which is the collection home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Bone-
of such facts as will enable them to witz, March 18, loftfi.
........
Dr. T. C. Green nnd son, G. E. |
intelligently gu>do the immigrant
Green, of Dairyville, were In town |
home-seeker and investor.
For
every
dollas
you
tender the house you get ita equlu­
There are hundreds of such Wednesday en route tc Portland for
le
nt
in
value.
people landing in Portland every a month’s stay.
The business we do has been built on these principles,
day without any knowledge of the
Roy Shull, a son of B. C. Shull of
Black Warrior.
country, its resources or opportun­ the South Fork, cut his right foot Thoioug'hbred Cleve­
and it is on these principles we stand.
land Bay.
ities.
badly last Saturday while slashing
Dr. White
dressed the
Heretofore there has been no brush.
V G )© S _
8 Salesman, No. 417
definite plan of action to encourage, wound and reports the injury get­
Scampton
Monarch,
No.
543
D
ry
Goods,
Groceries,
Boots and Shoes. Flourland
Sire
advise ,or assist such to become ting along nicely.
d Cymble, S. B.
permanent settlers, and as a conse­
Feed
Stock in all Departments complete-
John Bartell, Jr, returned to this
quence, many who could by such place Wednesday after an absence
TEM PEST
treatment be secured to the State,
of about five years.
He is com­
are returning to the East with dis­
E. 8. D EAN,
D. H. JOHNSON,
E. F. D AVEN PO RT,
pelled to go about on crutches as
b Bay Chief, No. 459
couraging reports, or drifting to
the result of falling off a building
President.
Vice
President.
Secretary.
1021
Dam Babe Robios, No.
other parts of the West, «'here a at Gray’s Harbor and breaking hi«
! d Mayflower, No. 327
better reception is accorded them.
left leg.
The Oregon Information Bureau,
This Thoroughbred Stallion and Jack will make the season o f 1903
Cooi county is to have another
while it is a Portland institution,
A meeting was held at at M yrtle Point after the 15th of March, both on the same terms, which
aims to cover the entire State, be­ creamery.
lieving t^rnt in building up any part Dora last Saturday and a joint will be $15,00 to insure. W ill be a* Coquille till March 15th.
(.Successors to Johnson, Demi ,k Co.)
of the State, the whole will be ben­ stock company was organized to
build
and
operate
a
creamery
at
C a p ita l $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
efited.
Smith creek near Dora.
The
Principal place of L usìdu * h
What the State most needs today
creamery will prove a good thing
NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLEM ENT.
is development, and this can only be
for that community.
o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t
accomplished by securing and fos­
the undersigned has filed his final
tering immigration, and for this
aooount as administrator with tho will an-
nened,of the estate of Magnolia Morrison,
purpose the Bureau was organized.
NOTICE FOR PU BLIC ATION.
A general packing business carried on. Tho best meats
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and the County Court of Coos
The State is being thoroughly ad­ Department of the Interior, Land Office at deceased,
the country can produce always on baud. Highest cash
County, Ktate of Oregon, has set Wednes­
Roseburg, Oregon, Febraary 26, 1903.
vertised through the efforts of the
day, tne 8th day of April, 1903, being the
price paid for beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc.
the
third
day
of
tho
1903
April
term
of
said
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IS
HEREBY
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Harriman System and the Lewis
1.1 the following-named settler has tiled court, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as the
BOARD OF UlRECTORS:
nud Clark-Centennial Fair in 1905. notice of his intention to make final proof time for bearing objections to said final ac­
The people are coming. Our object in support of his claim, and that said proof count, if any thero be, and the settlement
of
said
estate.
W.
C.
CHASE,
will be made before L. H. Hazard, Coanty
therefore will be to provide such Clerk, at Coquille, Oregon, on April
A. D A V E N P O R T ,
WM. S L IN G 8 B Y ,
E. S. D E A N ,'
Administrator with the will annexed of
information as will be best suitedto 13,1903,viz: Wallace M. Hrmmaok on H. E. the estate of Magnolia Morrison, deceased.
D. H. JOHNSON,
E. E. D A V E N PO R T.
No.
8672,
for
lots
2
and
3
and
S
EK
N
W
^
,
*2 8 0 0 iso acre farm near Dora, 60 acres
their needs, and be most effectivein NE K SWK, Sec. 4, T. 29 S., R. 13 W.
■■■■■ bottom in cultivation.balance tim­
securing results that will be of last­
He names the following witnesses to
ber and pasture, good house, barn,
ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF P R O P E R T Y .
ing benefit to the State. To do this prove his continuous residence npon nnd
orchard, an excellent bargain.
cultivation
of
said
land,
viz:
John
Rowan,
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
Ore­
effectually will require a complete of Coquille City. Oregon, W ill Albee, G. T.
$2400
330 acres i good timber land near
gon, in and for the County of 'loos:
Sumner. Look this np.
inventory of the resources of the Robinson, Samrl Rowan, of Arago, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Assignment of David
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
$ 650 New 4-room oottage and 4 lots,
State, whether in its crude state or
Morse, Jr.. Insolvent Debtor i'or bene- —
near business. A good buy.
o fa ll his creditors:
in its developed condition. It will
HAVE TH E VERY LATEST JN
*2500
40
acre dairy farm near Prosper,
require a long time and much work
Notice is hereby given that under and in ■■in
NOTICE FOR PU BLIC ATIO N.
30 acres bottom mostly cleared,
pursuance
of
the
power
and
authority
vest­
to compile such facts, and it cannot
good 6-room house, good barn,
ed in me, the duly appointed, qualified and
United States Land Office,
some person a Improperly; easy terms
be completed in time for the work
acting assignee in the above entitled mat­
Roseburg, Oregon, March 12,1903.
ter. and in pursurnce of the order of the $ 400 Neat cottage and 2 lots near Acad-
now upon us. We, therefore, desire
O TIC E IS HEREBY G IVE N T H A T Judge of the above entitled Court in said — _
emy. Cheap at this price.
for immediate use, such information
iu compliance with the provisions of Matter, I will sell at public auction, to the
as can be gained only through the the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled highest and best bidder, for cash- on Fri­ $ 500 Fft*r house and barn. 3 lots, 2 in
bottom, bearing fruit trees.
“ An act for the sale of timber lands in the
I f we can not suit you with what we Lax ic stocic we can make a n y
the 10th day of April, 1903; at ten —
co-operation of every one interested state of California, Oregon, Nevada and day,
o’clock in the forenoon of said day at the $ 400 2 2-5 acres bench land, edge of kind to your order.
in the welfare of the State. We Washington territory” as extended to all Court House door at Coquille City. Coos
in ■ town, fair house, spring water, la» s
land states by the act of August 4, County, Oregon, all of the right, title and
should like to have as accurate a public
nice.
1892,
interest which the sail David Morse, Jr.,
list as possible cf all available lands
ANDREW M SIVERTO N,
assignor, had on tbe 4th day of May, 1894, $ 500 M block, good location. Best bar-
gain in lots ever offered in Co
in each county, either open to settle­ of Crookston, county [o f Pohl, state of the date of the assignment, and whioh I _ _
qoille.
have since acquired by virtue of his as­
ment, or that can be purchased, to­ Minnesota, has this day filed in this office signment to me herein, in and to all of tho
his sworn statement No, 4603 for the pur­
$ 350 3 fine corner lots, fine view, best
gether with a description of such chase of the 8EK of seotion 8 in township following described real property, situated —
building site for sale in this city.
lauds, the purpose for which it is 28 south, rang*» 11 west, and will offer in said Coos County, Oregon, to wit:
$ 100 3 fine corner Jots in Academy Ad-
proof to show that the land sought is more
Lot l, blk 15; lots 5, 6 and 7, blk 67; lots 2 .i.■■■— dition. Installment plan, Just
best fitted, the price at which it can valuable for its timber or stone than for
and 7. blk 69; lot 1 in blk 124; lot 6 in blk
think of it.
be had, and the name of some one agricultural purposes, and to establish his 125; lot 4 in blk 126; lots 2, 3. 4, ft, 6 and 7
to said land before E. A. Dodge, U.S. in blk 129; all in Empire City.
$ 700 Nice house and 2 lots. Not far
at the nearest railroad station to claim
Commissioner for Oregon at Myrtle Point,
M X » out.
Lots 3 and 4 and NE K of S W K Sec. 18,
whom we can refer strangers and Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of June,
T 25 8. It 13 west of Will. Mer.; also SW K
550 G°°d 6-room bouse and 1 lot near
feel assured that they will be assist­ 1903. He names at witnesses: Carl F, of N W K of SW K Sec 18, T 26 8. It 13 west, $
*
Academy. A nice home.
HendricKsen, of Grafton, North Dakota;
ed in securing a location adapted to Webb Mast, of Lee, Oregon; W, H. Rogers, and .NEK of SEK of Sec 13, T 26 S. R 14
$1000
Beautiful residence and 2 lots on
their wants, with the least possible and E. N. Smith, both of Myrtle Point west Will, Mcr.
corner near Court House.
Also N K of SW K o f Sec 19, T 26 8, R J3
Oregon.
delay and expense. We wish our
Mer. and * NEK of SEK ' nod $ 225 126x200 feet near Academy, clenr-
zj __
ill Mer..
Any and all persons olaiming adversely West ' of Will
K o
SWK
of f NEK of Sec 24, T 26 8,
information to be accurate, as any the above-described lands are requested to lot 5. and SW
- ed, lays nice.
R
14
West
of
Will.
Mer.
misrepresentations will only retard file their claims in this office on or before
You will find the latest in Fall and Winter Millinery at
It is impossible to describejny Hat in this
Also NE K «J H«*o 4, T 28 8. R 14 west of
our object and reflect on the sin­ said 2nd day of June, 1903.
column. I f you are looking for a good my store.
Will. Mer.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
cerity of our motives.
Also lot 4 Sec 26. T 18 8, R 12 west of piece of property at a reasonable prioo, I
Will. Mer, in Lane county. Oregon, less can certainly sait you.
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General, Stamp­
W e wish every county to take the
oue acre sold in southwest corner, 30 acres.
Remember, I rent houses and farms and
matter up in earnest nnd see that it
Also lots situated in Morse's addition to do all kinds o f agency business. Come in ing done to order.
the town o f Florence, Lane county, Ore
is the duty of some one to furnish
and see me before baying. I can save you
gon, to-wit:
the Bureau with information.
Lot 11 in blk 4; lots 1, 9 and 10 in blk 7; DOLLARS.
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W e shall be glad to receive for
lots 1, 2. 5 and 6 in blk 8 and lots 7. 11 and
12 in blk 9.
distribution, any printed matter or
A Grand Opportunity for a Ranch-
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
Also lots in Morse's second addition to
circulars setting forth the advan­
tho town o f Florence, Lane county, Ore­
tages of the various sections of the
gon, to-wit:
A ranch o f 219 acres, one o f the
ARAG0, OREGON.
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, in best on the upper Coquille. at a
State. These, however, must be ac­
2, and lots 1, 2. 3. 4, 5: 11, 12,13, 14. 15,
companied by the indorsement of Throughbred cockerels from $1 up, blk
bargain.
Oue-half down and bal­
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 in block 3.
county officials, Boards of Trade,
Dated at Coos County, Oregon, this 4th ance on long lime.
Enquire at
and eggs $1 per setting.
day o f March, 1903.
Chambers of Commerce, or some
♦ he H er ald office or the M yrtle
ISAIAH HACKER. Assignee.
one interested or iudentified with Also Scotch-Collies pups of the very
Point ex or*«*» office.
tho settlement and development of
finest strain on sale.
O n l y sB 5
a
m o n t h
the county. W e earnestly request
o n t h e
in s t a l l m e n t
such individuals or organizations to
p la n .
uame some one to wnom we can
— O —
refer persons wishing to visit their
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county, and who will co-operate
with us in our endeavor to satis-
factorily locate settlers and invest­
ors.
i
Wo are prepared to interest you and make the assertion that we
cau do M O R E for yon than any other I’ iauo or Organ House in the
country. I f you are interested write at once.
is g ' r by"proviibng a m m lm u t
THE BIG S IX : KIMBALL.
worthy the memorv of that oue
V0SEJHNZE, with the y ant
a
large monument or « sm all! soundness, strength, beauty
CHICKFRING, WEBER. MILTON
WHITNEY IS a comb' irtion of
and tone unequalled anywhere.
Twenty.eight other makes we handle.
marker, whichever you choose at
his place, will show the best judg­
W e also have in stock a flue line o f Violins, Banjos, Guitars and
A full assortment o f stringr.
ment of first-class tesiguers and ! Maudolins atiprices from #5 upward.
Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly.
workmen.
Coos County Marble and
Granite Works.
CoQCILLK, O r KOOU.
Tex Robison went to Bandon
| last week and purchased twenty-
two head o f calves,
returning
with them on Saturday by 'the
Dispatch.
H e look them to his
up-river ranch from where he will
torn them off fine beef inside o f a
year.
Mr. Robison bought np a
lot last year nud by simply giving
them the privileges of bis excellent
range for some less than a year,
they sold for *13.50 per head more
than they cost him.
\
If you are thinking of build­
ing let us figure with you
on all kinds of lumber, and
mouldings.
L Y O N S ’ M IL L .
CHAS. GRISSEN MUSIC CO.
I
O
O
F- H A L L
MAESHFIEI j D, -
O IE ΠL
Strang’s Emporium.
Glassware and Dishes, Wood and Willow-
ware.
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoe?.
Outing Flannels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear.
«.
Z . C. STRANG, Prop., -
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Coouille, Oregon.
I