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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1903)
é ù 't ìi Ih ^TUESD AY, T ir a li!. SEPT- 1, 1903. Onr first pago this week is d e voted to a lengthy description of the Louisnna Purchase exposition at S tLon is. The work o f get ting up a fine display for Coos County should be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. Th is is too grand an opportunity to miss. The appropriations have been made for the Lewis and Clai k ex position, and we may as well get in and reap our share o f the bene fits as to lay back on our oars and allow other sections all the advan tage. As we said during the agi tation o f the Lewis and Clark move, if we do not get our share o f the benefits to be derived form this exposition, it will Certainly be our own fault. One good dis play can be osed for both o f these affairs and will nat cost a great deal either. I f the county court has no right to expend county funds for such ¡purpose, a series of entertainments should be given for the benefit o f a fund for this pur pose. The Southern Oregon Stats N or mal School begins this vear’s work September i6tb. A large working library bas been added; the physi cal and chemical laboratory has been fu lly equipped; a now gym- nasiam building is being erected, and a large and handsome school building is nearing completion. The sobool grounds are beautiful and picturesque. The health condi tions are o f the best; the sooial en vironment is pure and stimulating; the course of study has been strengthened and made more prac tical. The faculty has been in creased in number and the school is now equipped to do work o f the highest order. This school belongs to Southern Oregon. I t desires and merits the patronage o f the people o f this great section. For catalogue uddress, B e n ja m in F. M u lk e y , President, Ashland, Oregon. And now someone is uukind enough to come forward with the statement Moses, the great law giv er, married a negro and to cite the first verse o f the twelfth chapter of Numbers in support o f the prop osition. Howeyer, men could have so many wives in those days that they were doubles» often hard put to secure variety. Kiug Peter o f Servia is between his satanic majesty and tho deep sea. The European powers object to his retaining in office tue as sassins of his predecessor and the assassius threaten to return to their former trade if K ing Peter turns them out o f office. The circumlocution methods of the Government are demonstrated bv the fact that -the Department o f Agriculture is advertising for “ expert grafters” when the Post- office Department, just two blocks away, has more than it knows what to do with. ' The Duke of Lancaster is taking a course of the waters at a famous Boheminn spring and the course is expected to greatly benefit the K iu g of England. I h e ‘‘Duke of Lancaster" is K in g Edward’s cog nomen. Several thousand fools spent sev eral thousand dollars to witness Corbett and Jeffries in a boxing match iu which the latter would have knocked out his opponent in the first round bnt for tho gate re ceipts. Au Australian savant aud hum orist has written thedirector o f the United Stales Marine Hospital ask tug for the "race suicide germ ” he sms lie w nits to iiiuooulate the Australian rabbit flyr.'graphic snaveys made w ith the bolloins of warships are expen sive, dui the N avy succeeds in lo- cabug a submerged rock ever once in a while, at cast of several thous and of dollars. President Harper is having trouble with the tax assessors. It is just like Chicago to make poor Harper try and prove that the Chicago Uuiversity is an education al institution' Aimed at by Gould, Backed by Rockefeller. Port to be Built up to Compete With Portland and aeattle tor Trans pacific Trade. S p e c ia l to th e C oast M a il . San Francisco, August 31.— I f George Gonld carries out his plans, within a short time he will have reached the Pacific coast with a railroad in two places, one in Cali fornia and the other in Oregnn. W hile tho two roads m y retain separate corporation identities, the management will be something like that of the Union Pacific aud Ore gon Short Line. B y the same interest the Western Pacific is to connect Gould’s system at Salt Lake with San Francisco, while the Coos Bay road is to form a link between Salt Lake and the northwestern coast. It is the intention to build up the port o f Coos Bay, which will bid against Portland and Seattle for the great and growing trade be tween the Pacific northwest and Si beria, China, Corea and Japan. The construction of the Sibsrian railroad has gived an immense ira- mence impetus to the trade of the northwestern ports and JGould, backed by Rockefeller, 'is determin ed to have a share of it. The Coos Bay road has not been surveyed, but as pro jo ted in a general way it is run from Coos Bay, 100 miles north of tho California line, southwest through the rich tim ber and agricu ltu ral bistricts of Southern Oregon, across northern Nevada rnd Utah into Salt Lake, K lllert b r »«■ r a v e l T r a in . Jeesse E. Todd, 27 years old, of 468 East Ninth street, was instantly killed in the darkness of early Sun day morning by being run over by gravel cais used for grading for the Orgon Water Power & Railway Company, on the East Side, op posite Ross Island. When thejfatillity happened, on ly Todd ami the engineer o f train were present, and it was Todd’s duty to give a signal to the engin eer to start the train by flashing a lantern. The signal was given but from n’ direciion that was unexpected and suddenly the engineer saw the lighted lamp between tho cars. On stoping the train he found that Todd had disappeared, and that the lamp dangled form a coupling pin. A short | distance away Todd’s body was found, with the head sev ered from the body. The latter'was badly cut. It is supposed that Todd missed his footing and either fell from a car, or between the cars. His father is a survayor in the Philippine Islen Is, and his home in this country was at Forest Grove.— Oregonian Decased was a son of Aurelias Todd, formerl o f this city, and a grandson of our townslady Mrs, Elizabeth Fouts. The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society for June, 1903, has been received. As usual every articlo it contains is of vital inter est to every student of Oregon History, as the following table of contents indicates: “ Oregon and it's Share in tho Civil YVar,’’ by Robert T. Platt; “ The Great West and the Two Easts,” by Henry E. Reed; “ Social nud Economic History of Astoria,” by Alfred A. Cleveland; “ A Pioneer Captain of Industry in Oregon," by Prof. James R. Robertson. In addition a a number of document relating to Dr. Marcus Whitman, the emigra tion o f lj!42-3 and the earlier con ditions of the Oregon Country. Copies of the quarterly may be se cured by applying at the Society Rooms, City Hall, Portland, Ore gon That Coquille and Coos county people are ready nml attentive lis teners to the simple and effective telling o f the gospel story is being shown in the evangelistic services conducted 1 tho Christian church Although Evangelists Holmes and Handsaker began th 'ir meetings onlv lust Sunday, ,hu church is comfortably fit! 1 inch service with people from town aud the surround ing country This week is boys ai d girls week, and every evening the opening service is devoted to the interest of the bright boys and girls who give attentive interest to Rev. Handsaker’s exposition of Bible themes. Solos, duets, quartets, and cho ruses will be made interesting parts of the services. The church and the evangelists are well pleased over the prospects, one most delightful feature being the presence and help of tho mem bers o f other churches of the city. The meetings continue indefinitely. Tho song service begius promptly at 8 p. m. A it ni-h >H P i - i.i y B i i d n g U » | i le O ty, Oregon. T!i3ir Methods Ari lin c i, co operili ve i-t rveiy rsapcct and Ihe Company will ►pan m-ith'-r timo ini- u . in-y n teaching the people at large tho great n i ' in-'M Unable - ueflis which come t" each and every uicih I m r of its s's'i-m. a»HK3^7-—.■ m m ..'-. - -*H B M »ra H n H »ra n M ra ra M H i I ’ ll run liv e P le a s u r e . I f you ever took D eW itt’s Little Early Risers for bilioustn «8 or con stipation you know what a purga tive pleasure is. These famous lit tle pills cleanse the liver and rid the system of all bile xvithout pro ducing unpleasant effects. They do not gripe, sicken or weaken, but give tone and strength to the (is General Evangelist, who is conducting revival services at tho Christ sues and organs involved. W. H. Howell, of Houston, Tex., says, ian church. “ No better pill can be used than Little Early Risers for constipation 'A nction Sale Norway Item s. sick headache, etc.” Sold by R. S. Knowlton. At John Morgan’s Ranch near Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lett’ s in ’uut son has been very sick, but ¡3 im Johnson’s M ill Saturday, Sept. 5th, Keen Competition 1 will sell my entire outfit consisting proving now. of 9 cows, 4 calves 6 mouths old, 2 Mrs. Wilbur Hoover, of bandon, There, will be keen competition yearling heifers, 1 young horse fine between the different counties in visited at Price Robisou’s over Sun roadster and gentle. Cows mostly this state, making county exhibits day. young and thrifty and register 4 Miss. Belle Elliugson of Parkers test monthly, one stoar 3-year-old. at the State Fair this fall. There will be no less than eight counties burg, speut last week with her sis 2 sets of harness, 1 good new stock competing for the prizes, which will ters, Mrs. S. L. Lnfferty and Mrs. saddle, 1 new side saddle, 1 pack make the greatest show of agricul H. L. Curl. saddle, 1 wagon, new hay fork and Mrs. Fannie Buckingham and a lot of small tools, also Bedroom tural and horticultural products children of Bandon spent last week ever seen in this state. Most of set, chirs, tables, new stove, mirror, those exhibits will be taken to St. with her mother,‘ Mrs. H. Hougton. two guns. Sale commences at 10 Mrs. G. S. Davis and two little o’clbek A. M. Louis in 1903 to advertise Oregon’s Thos. Butts. if resources, and wo predict that Ore sons started on a visit to Humboldt, Big George Auctioneer. gon will have the finest display she Cal. on the Alliance. Her sister Mrs. .M o re I d o l - . W. Kistner, of Ccquille, accompa has ever made at any exposition. nied them. Disturbances of strikers are not D is tre s s A lt e r H » t n i£ C u reil. Mrs Byron Hodson come up nearly as grave as au individual Overwork, Judge W. T. Holland, of Greens- monday from Coos River to visit disorder of the system. burg, La., who is well nud favor their uncle Cap. O. Reed, whom they loss of sleep, nervous tension will ably known, says: “ Two years ago found much improve and able to be be followed by utter collapse, un less a reliable remedy is immed I suffered greatly from indigestion. out again. There is nothing After eating, great distress would R. C. Dement is having a neat iately employed. invariably result, lasting for an little house built on his farm here so efficient to cure disorders of the hour or so, and my nights were to take the place of one thet burned Liver or Kidneys as Electric BitterB. restless. I concluded to try Kodol down last spring. A. G. Balch is It ’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all around Dyspepsia Cure, and it cured me doing the work. medicine for run down systems. It entirely. Now my sleep is refresh Sorn of our young people went to ing and digestion perfect.” Sold Marshfield Sunday to the ballgame. dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia and expels Malaria by R. S. Knowlton. See what a puggy will do for you, germs. Only 50c and satisfaction boys. guaranteed by R. S. Knowlton, Boys and Girls. J. H. Radabaugh, while riding a Druggist. long the road, a little ways from his Tho boys and girls of tho Christ house, Suturday saw a large panther ian Sunday School invite all lioys lying beside it. He turned back for NOTICE FUR PU BLIC ATIO N. and girls, not regular attendants of the gun nud dogs and had no Department of the Interior, any Sunday School in and around trouble at all in killing him. Two Land office, Roaeburg, Oregon, Aug. 7, Coquille to be their guests at a Two days before, G, W. Clinton hnd 1903. picnic in Judge Nosler’s grove, Notice is hereby given that the following killed two bears near the same place named settler nas tiled notice of his inten Friday. They hope also to see all They had all been killing their goats tion to make final eonmintatiort proof in their young friends at the church support of his claim, and that said proof and sheep. Sunday at 3 p. m., xvhen Evangel will be made before K . G. D. Holden, U. T iiix ie T ric e . S. Commisioner at Coquille, Oregon, on ist Holmes will deliver a special ad Sept. 24. 1903, viz: Charles L. Moon. Hd. dress to them and their guests. E. No. 11048, for the S . K S . K . ^ Heo, 2«. E. THE E( Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Flour and Feed, J. B.. Holmes, R u b b e r G o o d s an d U m b r e lla s . R. B. RAY. Prop. C. B. LEEP, ----- D E A L E R I N ------ H a rn e s s and Saddles A • T ~ r. d s o f 3' _ , e a . t i i © r G o o d s f o v a n c i i n a . H a i n - j g s S T io p I also do all kinds of icpairing in this line at reasonable figure , - - C o q u ille . O r Death’s Harvest deprives you of your dear ones. Show your love for the one who is gone by providing a monument worthy the memory of that one. A large monument or n small marker, whichever you choose at his place, will show the best judg ment of first-class designers and workmen. v COOS CO. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS i marshfield , on. Stewart & Westgate Props. $5wil liny an Organ - -«—»•«-» -- — T r a c e d }- A y e r lc d . “ Just in the nick of time our lit tle boy was naved,” writes Mrs. \V. Watkins, o f Plepsant City, Ohio. “ Pneumonia had played sad hav oc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day. A t length we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, and our darling was saved. H e’s now sound ami well.” Everybody ought to know, it’s tho only cure for Coughs, Colds and nil Lung diseases. Guaranteed by R. 8. Knowlton, druggist. Price 50c Mrs. L. G. Simmons, of this city and 8100. Trial bottles free. • received, a letter from Mrs. Ida Gillilnnd, of Everett, Washington, A Grand Opportunity for a Ranch- informing her of the death of her sister, Mrs. Whiting, which occured A ranch o f 219 acres, ono of the on August 24th. Mrs. Whiting was best on the upper Coquille, at a about 29 years of age, and has been bargain. Due-half down and bal a sufferer from consumption for ance on long lime. Enquire at some time. 11lie H er ald office or the Myrtle -------- ► « • » ♦ Point express office. W ill Break the Record . The present summer has been remarkably free from torrid weath Portland’s September Carnival er, but Hint does not prevent men will bo the biggist ever given on from complaining just ns loudly the Coast. When tho gates of when there comes a hot day. Portland’s big Fall Carnival are Some people are predicting that thrown open, September 14, the John D. Rockefeller will “ swallow public will enjoy a revelation. Ten all the railroads in tins country.” thousand dollars are being expend That’s a nice prospect for a man ed on the Carmyal. The attrac with dyspepsia. tions secured are the best ever A turtle was recently subjected gathered together for carnival on. Low rates have been to 500 volts of electricity without tertainment. the slightest effect. The turtle’s granted by the railroads and it is only dread is getting in the soup. j safe to say that many trom this place will go to Portland. • «• » «- The man who waters milk is among < It N a v e l I l l s l.eit- the meanest specimens extant. ! P. A. Danforth, of LnGrange, Milk, undiluted, is bad enough with out having to take water with it. I Ga.( suffered for Rix months with a frightful running sore on his leg; Turkey has orderetl 192 Crupp ' bnt writes that Bucklon's Arnica cannon from Germany. Evidently Salve wholly cured it in tire days. the Sultan wants to carry a “ big j For Ulcers, YY’ ounds, Piles, it's the stick” of liis own. best salvo in the world. Cure • *•- « guaranteed. Only 25 cts Sold by Washington, Aug , 29.— William R. S. Knowlton, druggist. C. Magelsmo, United ¡States Vice- * • Consul at Beirut, Syria, wns not ns T o f n r o n C o l « ! I n On«* D.i.i . sassinnted as has been reported Take Laxative Bromo Quinine !\il>l ,tn. Au attempt was made on his life AU druggist* refaml the money if it faiN to enre. E. W. Orore’ signature is on each but the bullets urissei) him, toi. M , XX o r l,iil| f « I , «-r itm i-. Mr. R. B. Hunt, who left hen* E i '.'ht hout- In un are ìpnored by somo years ago to attend the Slice University, is now deputy asst » hoi those liiolth» little w oikeis—Dr. Millions of Lauo county, ami tl,“ proud f .'l.- K ing’s New Life P ili», ¡ne r. avhys ; t work, night und duv, t l of a tine baby girl . .n i'iig Indigeslion, Biliousuess, M ai .mm Yt the home of Mi>. C ou stip atiu u , Sic-k Headache and ■I ' nson, iii Mai siitiel I O r gon Yiig. ami >i11 Sioiuui-h, L iver and Bowel 22, 19/3. Geo, Tobin an I V. s. Min tr .ubi- s. Fax,<, pleasHut, siile, saie. nie D i gm iij . YY’ if. i H 1« J. i\ Oidy 25c ut Knowlton’» Drug olfi -.1 ing Store A Hopeful Outlook COOS BAY THE POINT A ft e r M en tal E,xer- tion—N o Rest. N e r v o u s , Ir r it a b le a n d W re tc h e d . Dr. M iles’ N ervine S a v ed My L ife . There is little joy in living when the dis ordered nerves prevent sleep and rest; when one wakes from a restless night more tired than the night before; when one is forced to drag through the round of daily duties with out energy, ambition or interest This con dition is due to a derangement of the nerves which may be speedily regulated and strengthened by Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. This remarkable medicine has a wonderful record of cures. Supplying as it does the exact element needed for tne res toration of the nerve force and vitality, its good effects are felt after the first few doses. “ I have used your remedies myself and in mv family for the past seven years and it is not too much to sav that they saved my life. The tired feeling I used to nave after giving I l l s 1.1 i* !») j a few music lessons has left me entirely and ! instead of lying in bed three or four hours I s iiii ’ k f o l i c , f lio lc r a i, trying to ¿ret sleep and then getting up and 1111«! III iirr.lio a Iti it K 'd i. walking the floor until rnomirg. I can now i go to bed and seep eight, ten and tYvelve “ B. L. Ryer, a well known coop-! hours without any trouble. V hen I think of er of this town, says he believes my former nervous, wretched, irritable state I want to tell everyone what Dr. Miles’ Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and | Nervine has done for me. I can do as much Dinrrhoe Remedy saved his life last! work nowin a day as l used to take a week to accomplish. I think Dr. Miles’ Nervine summer He had been xirk for a is the best remedy for nervousness and gen month with something the doctors eral debility on eaith.”—L. D. EDWARDS, call bilious dysentery, aud could Prof, of Music, Preston, Idaho. druggists sell and guarantee first bot get nothing to do him any good tle All Dr. Miles’ Remedies. Send for free book until lie tried this remedy. It gave' on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address him immediate relief,” says B. T. j Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhait, Ind. Little, merchant, Hancock, M l. For sale by R. S. Knowlton - - ——— Assignee's Notice of Final Settlement. STEAMER ‘W e l c o m e ’ Notice is hereby given, that Ifminh Hack er, the duly quo lifted and acting assignee j in the matter of the assignment of David Morse. ,Ir., insolvent debtor, for the bene- Leaves Coquille City for Myrtle lit of his creditors, in the Circuit Court of the stete of Oregon for. Coos connty. ha* PoiDt at 7:30 a. m. filed his fins! account as such assignee, Leaves Myrtle Point for Coquille with the Clerk o f said Court, iu said mat te.’. and that the same will be heard and C ity at 1:30 p. m. passed upon at the regular Heptemtier, 1903. j H A R V E Y JA Y1F.H. term of said Court at Coquille City. | Coos Connty, Or»-gon, on Moodav the 14th Csptnin. day of September, or n** soon thereaf ter as the Court can hear the *unio. Daeed at C«>qnille Cit\, Oregon, tins 10th day of \«Ignat. 1903. F o r P ilt... B urns, S oros. ISAIVH ttXCKF.K. Aaaignee DeWitt’s M Salve K. N.E.K Sec. 33, T. 26 S.. I l 11 W. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Fred R. Tay lor, «John H. Flynn, Josiah S. Flynn and Edward ?.*. Wires, all of Fairview, Coos Countv. Or-: on. J. T. BKIDGE8. Register. NO. «849. TREASURY DEUVKTM ENT Office of Comptroller o f »he Currency. Washington. D. D., Jnno 23. 1903. WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that The First National Bank of Coquille,” located in the Town of Coquille, in the County of Coos and State of Oregon, has complied with nil the proviso«« o f the States of the United States reqnired to be complied wltn before an as sociation «hall be authorized to commei ce the bnainesa of Banking: Now T tirrkfore I. William B. Kidgely, Comptroller of the Curency. do hereby ceraify that “ The First National Bank of Coquille.” located iti tue Town of Coquille. in the County of Coos, and State of Oregon, i« authorized to commence the business o f Banking as provided in Section Fifty one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness iny hand nnd Seal of office this Twenty-third flay of of Jane, 1903. I Seal. | WM. B. R ID G ELY Comptroller of the Currency. O n ly 6 3 a, m o n t h o n tlie in e ta lim e n t p la n - —o— v $10 ii Month W ill Q e t E ia n o - Y o n -A . You can save this amount if you will and make your dear ones happy. No home complete without a piano or an organ. I f you are looking for best values For Spot Cash or on Time Payments We are prepared to interest you aud make the assertion that we can do M O R E for you tlinn any other Piano or Orgau House in the country. I f vou are interested write at once. THE BIG SIX: KIMBALL, CHICKERING, WEBER, MILTON, V0SE,HINZE, with the giant WHITNEY is a combination of soundness, strength, beauty and tone unequalled anywhere. Twenty.eight othe mahes we handle. YY’ e also bsve'in stock « fine line of Violins, Banjos, f l o ’ tnra nnd Mandolins nt prices from $5 upward. A full assortment of strings. Steel strings 5 cents each. New music received weekly. CHAS. GRISSEN MUSIC CO. I O O- F H A LL- - - O I 3 B . T o Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. This Signature, ^ Seven Million boxee sold in post 12 months. boX. ?( 5 c. Strang’s Emporium. Glassware and Dishes, Wood and Willow- ware. Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers shoes. Outing Flanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods Blankets, Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear. Z- ( . STRANG, Prop., - - - • Coquille, Oregon
