Coquille
COQUILLE CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1903.
VOL ‘ 41 .
D E IS T T IS T
DISTRICT OFFICERS OF COOS COUNTY OREGON
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J. Curtis Snook, 0. D. S. 5
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Office ever Johnson, Dean & Co’s Ò
Names of School Clerks.
market. Coquille, Oregon.
i k. X. uottelt
2 H. G. Herman
Geo. Russell, M. D.
3 Alex Stauff
4 T. P. Hanly
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
5 W. A. McNair
Olfioe ap s ta in in MARTIN BUILDING.
61 C. F. McCollum
Calls promptly nnswored day or niRht.
7 M. D. Cutlip
Night oall will be answered from Mrs.
8 O. C Sanford
NViokham'a BonrdlnK House.
9 John F. Hall
P h o n e, m a in 1JM».
10 Mrs. M. A. Hastings
11 Thos, Devereux
r G. D. Holden,
12 R. G. Wilson
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13 J. M. Thomas
Lawyer.
14 J. Y. Foster
Justice of the Peace, City Recorder. 1 0. II. Nosier
TJ s. commissioner 16 W. L. Walker
17 Abe Anderson
General Insuance Agent.
18 Geo. Bentz
Notary Public.
19 Joe A. Collier
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Office in Robinson Building.
C oQ uiLLf., O b e o o n .
2 0 J. W. Strong
21 Win Hansen
22 Willis Neely
J. Sherwood.
23 J. W. Mast
2 4 J. T. Lewellen
A ttorney - a' Law-.
25 W. Z . Cotton
C o q u il l e C i t ï , C ous C o u n t y , O iikoo n . 26 C . W. SaDford
27
Frank Snow
N o tary 1-ublio.
2 8 E. J. Lamb
29 S. J. L. Davison
John F. H all,
30 C. F. Selander
31 Calvin Gant
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J. O. Stemler
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
33 J. D. Barklow
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34 O. E. Marsters
D oal e r in R eal E statr o f all k in d s.
8 e J. J. Clinktnbeard
H. H. Rogers
SH A D HUDSON, .* 1 J . E . HAYNES.
37 Mrs. S. Brewer
38
Roberts
Hudson & Haynes, 39 Bonj.
D McIntosh
10 S J Sleep
'dining and Real Estate Agents 41 L A Roberts
Tickley, Carry County, Oregon.
4 2 C. D. Price
AVE v a lo a b le M ines, F a rm s , Stock 43 E. L. Corman
R an c h o s a n d T im b e r L a n d s fo r sa le .
44 Frank Willard
H ouse a n d fi aores o f la n d w e ll im p ro v ed 45 Mrs. SI. E. Price
W ilb u r, D o u g in s county, O r., fo r s a le ,
ex ch an g e fo r p ro p e rty in M y rtle P o in t 46 T. H. Colgrove
4 7 J. D. Hayes
48 I. SI. Weekly
49 A. Rideout
50 G. A. Hansen
51 Z. T. Siglin
52 C F Waterman
53 B F Savage
54 D M Charleson
55 J R SIcGee
56 A H Norton
5 7 Annah M Rozell
58
W H Hull
59 S E Aasen
It W Bullard
Let's
W ade Ri^lit into 60
61 Slary SI Rose
the Subject-
62 E L Oilman
The 1903 season will bo the great 63 R A Cribbins
est bicycle season ever known. The 64 J H Tucker
finest equipped and most up-to-date G 5 Joe L Laird
wheels that Coquille riders evor laid 6 6 Winnie Monegat
their eyes on will be kept in stock
Frank Miller
at right prices, and if you want one 6 8 Alex Simpson
69
W B Beebe
say so.
We want your trade, and we are 7 0 Mrs Ella Bryant
entitled to it, because we have 7 1 V L Arrington
good goods, right prices, and can 7 2 , J B Pointer
servo you well. You don’t expect 7 3 B F Barklow
anymore, but you want that much, 7 4 M J Frantz
7 5 ! VV T Warner
don’t you.
iti Mrs Rosa Bunch
To bo brief, try us and our goods, J2 Peter Jordan
and our way of treating you, and if
you like us try us again. We want
your business. Enough said.
A New Exhibitor oi Angoras
$
H
1903
SEASON
F is h B ro s
Coos IB
asT
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Hcfa lit
Oregon State Fair.
W. H. Bunch, County Superintendent.
Three Years.
k J Lottelt
L E Robbins
F Wright
S Danielson
B E Shull
Wm Turpen
E L Bessey
R S Knowlton
J W Bennett
W O Paxson
J L Kronenburg
W B Cox
C Oall
Geo H Sell
B F Hill
Vic Stauff
j A Sandine
John Bentz
! C W Dye
D Slorgan
Douglas Tiller
II L Underwood
W J Liehty
Lee Ray
G W Norris
D D Brainard
Lee Slast
L B Hollenbeck
j J S Tilton
Chas Celander
J M Hayes
S C Bunch
O S Coleman
E W Jones
E R Jones
Geo W Beale
Samuel Brewer
Nels Peterson
Cal Ray
Jas Trewella
Lloyd Spiers
T S Everden
A H Schroeder
Oeo Belloni
Wm Bramer
A J Hamlin
Jas Grant
I T Weekly
T Johnson
H S Davis
W J Bowran
F W Appleman
Wm Waters
P C Stephenson
I N DeLong
Wm Bonebrake
Gust Johnson
D Mathers
W R Mavity
O A Goodman
H Hansen
A Sneed
L D Belieu
T H Shaw
J R Benham
Edw Davis
J H Radabaugh
Amos Simpson
F C Getty
R P King
A B Brown
Chas Levine
Albert Barklow
G G Swan
S W Warner
Knut Nelson
Gust Carlson
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Two Years.
1 J k Fitzgerald
E Baker
J H Barklow
J B Sweet
D McNair
Lee Cook
Wm Palmer
1 Hacker
F Hagelstine
1 F M Gevrez
! A E Hadsel
j W A Collver
j Vic Anderson
! J M Vowell
Luther Williams
C J Elford
W H Gamble
Louis Dufault
Leon Gregory
G W Wimer
A McCue
F R Taylor
J V Shuck
Henry Strong
W A Matthews
S Peterson
Chas Heller
K H Hansen
J O Bates
J W Catching
John Wagner
It A Easton
F A Parrish
John Whobery
L D Smith
Frank Rogers
R W Harrington
John Steinleekner
J H Y'oakani
P Hennessey
S EJohnson
E Culver
J H Allen
J C Laird
J H Price
A Davis
J W Warner
J L Crosbv
Vienna Richard
L B Fetter
Fred Cummings
W R Winningham
J W Judd
E Dyer
J It Shelton
John Mattson
M Talbot
Wm Rav
J F M unford
A Wilson
Lee Barrows
C Haga
Jas Rookard
P Sumers
J D Laird
J D Magee
W Albee
P A Peterson
R McLav
W A Caibbins
G H Northup
Wm Moore
Dan Root
J A Davault
Edw Hoffman
J Hendrickson
Oscar Maiki
i inc Year,
Robt Rooke
Mrs W Heiman
L R Woodward
It Pomeroy
■J Whittington
Jas Magee
Ira Tucker
J J Lamb
J T McCormae
John Bullock
J V Hamlock
J T Colver
Matt Story
J F Cheaney
C E Houser
C C Johnson
C T Smith
J L D urrand
Geo Conger
J M Bye s
A Carlson
J F Hartley
E 1) Myers
J R Devault
J L Barker
J-P Davis
H E Wilcox
Frank Hnrnish
L J Davinoi.
Jas Stock
A M Arnold
J P Stemler
•I \Yr Perry
J L Knight
A M Colver
E R Hodson
M Endieott
Nels Monson
J E Noah
L Deweese
E
Hermain
W A Let
G S Davis
Mrs M WilUrd
Z T Thomas
C T Biumenrother
Wm Wise
Wm Smith
Chas Cavan&gh
G V Gurney
W P Fox
C S Warner
C M Seigel
A McNair
W J Tecnisson
Alex Mattson
Henry Butler
J D Donaldson
Nelson Smith
N A Pederson
A Rose
J F Haga
Thos Rookard
J H Jones
W M Laird
John Shutter
W M Hammaek
H Miller
C M Wickham
T L Knight
H S Bushnell
Fred Poor
J T Stephens
J Folsom
L S Billings
Fred Noah
C E A Sieslreem
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P. O. Address
.Marshfield
Mvrtle Point
Arago
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Empire
Marshfield
Coquille
Marshfield
Coquille
Parkersburg
Marshfield
North Bend
Rivei ton
Bridge
Marshfield
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t(
Coquille
Arago
Prosper
Fairview
Lee
Myrtle Point
Fairview
North Bend
McKinley
Gravel Ford
Bandon
S umner
Rural
Dora
Myrtle Point
(»
Marshfield
<<
Mvrtle Point
Tompleton
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Banc roft
Norway
Coquille
Allegany
L e .glois
Etclka
Gravel Ford
Mar ’hfteld
Remote
Marshfield
Bancroft
May
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
Empire
Riverton
Arago
(«
Bandon
Bridge
Bandon
Sitkum
Lake
Arago
Marshfield
ft
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Dora
Myrtle Point
Allegany
Templeton
at the will hereafter make full exhibits at found it was a mass of sea weeds
tho State Fair evory year. The de
velopment of this fine breeding
flock of Angoras will bo a great
convenience to Angora goat raisers
in Douglas and Jackson , ounties
where the industry is developing
with great rapidity.
imd not very far from land. It
would have been next to impossi
ble to get ashore.
Had the station been in telephone
connection with Empire it would
have been possible for the Life-
Saving crew to have found the un
fortunate man oonei- It wonld
have been ahle t > u d to the locali
ty before it got so densely dark.—
Daily Coast Mail.
Japan's Pacifie policy is
very war-like.
The Sultan seems to have
declared martial law-less-
sess in Macedonia.
„ The Chinese are about to
celebrate the seventieth
birthday of the Dowager
Empress.
We might invite King of
•Sorvia to the Exposition.
He would be glad of a pre
text to take a vacation.
Among the society notes
we fail to find mention of
Currie Nation’s intended
visit to President Soosevelt.
New Yorkers have notic
ed chat Mayor Low and
Controller Grout no lou ger
shake bands as they pass
by.
In Berl in the trains have
special compartuientB set
aside for “Passengers with
dogs.” Dogs in arms no
doubt ride free.
The battleship Maine is
to be sold for old Junk.
The wreck is still the most
conspicuous spectacle in
Havanna harbor.
Tho Sultan of JTuikey is
so accustomed to naval dis
plays oil his coast that he
ought not to object to Ad
miral Cotton's fleet.
There,has been a good of
discussion as to weather
General Corbin’s transfer
should be looked upon as a
promotion or otherwise.
If Senator Ball continues
to get all the federal ap
pointments, Addicks will
recall his representative in
the United States Senate.
Miss ElleD Stone intends
to return to the Macedonia
mountains. She probably
feels that she has been very
neglected by the public
press.
The grand Jurors who
found the postal iuditments
have just been photograph
ed in a group. They are
entitled to a little notority
after having given others so
much.
Booker Washington is
traveling in France under
au assumed name. Perhaps
he is afraid that some
Frenchman might mistake
him for the Fathor of his
Country.
A foreigner ignorant of
our idioms, or as one said,
our idioticisms might ask
why, in this country, we
make a distinction between
Christian Scientists of oth
er denominations.
The Honorable Artillery
Company of London has
come
here
to help
preserve the good relations
between this county and
England. Artillery is not
usually used for such pur
poses.
A
Letter
E ditor H erald :
Mr. L. A. Marsters, of Cleveland,
After so long a timo I will
Oregon, made his appearance as an
' write you
God bless you and
exhibitor of Angola goats at the
yours, wit
with all our doar friends at
Oregon
State
Fair
this
year.
His
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
Coquille. Well, we had a humpity-
exhibit was not large; it consisted
buropity time from Myrtle Point to
M a n u fa c tu re r o f M nrblo M o n u m en ts. H en l- of three does, two of which were
Roseburg.
We were in the stage
s to n e s . T a b le ts , e tc .
thoroughbreds from theC. P. Bailey
c e m e te ry lo ts en clo sed w ith s to n e coping
fourteen hours, and traveled not
Narrow Escape From Drowning.
or c u rb in g . Ir o n ra ilin g s fu rn is h e d to o r Hock and the other a doe of his own
only to all points of the compass,
d e r. C o rresp o n d en ce s o lic ited fro m p a rtie s breeding.
He was naturally grati
but also up and down.
Saturday
iv iu g in th e c o u n try o r o th e r to w n s who fied in securing the first premium
George
Cook,
son
of
Dr.
Cook,
m ay w ish a n y th in g in m y lin e o f b u sin e ss
right we arrived at Aurora, about
YÎ V'.HfTPl«T T?
O bko on the latter doe in competition of Empire, came very near finding
6 o’clock, and then went to my
with the fine does which took firs:
New York Milk Regulations.
waterv grave Tuesday night. He
brothers, two miles north of Aurora
To the T J mortunate and second premiums at the show a was
only saved by the dilligeut
In order to secure certification of where I met my only sister and her
at Dallas last winter.
Although search of the Life-Saving crew, who
Next day I wont five
Marsters is a new exhibitor, he promptly went to tho rescue at the his milk by the milk commission of husband.
Dr. Gibbon Mr.
is by no means a new breeder, and call for help from Captain Rooke New York city, tho dairyman must miles for another brother, and we
T h is o ld r e lia b le a n d
have a clean cement floor stable, had a family reunion which had not
m o st s u c c e s s fu l spec- his flock is one which has long been of the Blanco.
with whitewashed walls and abund occurred before in thirty-three
l ia lis t in S a n F ra c o is - established. At some time prior to
Mr.
Cook
and
family
had
been
f co, s till c o n tin u e s to 1873, Messrs Landrum & Rogers campiug and he had returned to ant windows.
Cows must be years, there being only four of us
i cu re a ll S e x u a l a n d
sold to Richard Williams, of Cali, Empire with his family whic” he sponged and their tails scrubbed be left of eight children that came to
S e m in a l D isea ses,
this coast in fifty-one and two.
lu n c h a s G o n o rrh e s- forma, 137 fine grade Angora does
landed safely and he was returning fore each milking, white suits must
l G l e e t . S t r i c t n re ,
In 1873 to the Life-Saving station for an be worn by attendants, bottles and The reunion wns at my oldest
IS y p h iliB . in a ll it ann a pure bred buck.
brother’s home, who was eighty
a fo rm s , S k in D isea ses, Rev. C- B. Marsters, then of Sis other load.
The sea was run utensils scalded and fillod bottles years old the ‘23rd of September,
« N e r v o u s D e b ility , kiyou county, California, bought
kept
on
ice
and
shipped
only
in
re
ning very high and his yard (lipped
Im p o te n c y , S e m in a l W eakness a n d Loss o f
last; the next is 73, and the next
M an h o o d , th e c o n seq u en ce o f self-a b u se this [lock, paying Williams *15 per into one of the waves, which upset frigerator cars.
69, and myself 05. Since last Feb
a n d excesses p ro d u c in g th e fo llo w in g sy m p a head for the does and $325 for the
the boat. Mr. Cook immediately
to m s: Sallow c o u n te n a n c e . d a rk s p o ts u n
ruary the ages of us four added to
Shortly afterwards Mr. began to call for help, which was
d e r th e ey es, p a in in th e h e a d , r in g :n g in buck.
Vice-consul Maglcssen is coming gether amounts to 287 years.
th e e a r s , lo ss o f c o n fid e n c e , diffidence, in Marsters moved into Oregon and heard by Captain Rooke and Mr.
a p p ro a c h in g s tr a n g e r s , p a lp a ta tio n o f th e
home from Beirut.
Perhaps he
We have bought four acres of a
h e a r t, w e a k n e s s o f t h e lim b s an d back, loss a number of years ago his^ flock of j Cook’s brother Lee, wbo were at will tell us what really happened to
o f m e m o ry , p im p le s o n th e face, c o n g h s- Angoras passed into the hands of the wharf iu Empire. The Blanco
prune- orchard and have a shop
c o u s u m o tio n e tc .
built 12x16. We like our new home,
his son, the present breeder, L. A. immediately notified the Life-Sav him.
D R . G IB B O N h a s p ra c tis e d in S an F ran
Mnrsters.
From the time of the ing crew.
Senor Palmn, president of Cuba, it is just out side of town; right on
It being then 6:30 and
oisco o v er 3 y e a r s a n I th o s e tro u b le d should
n o t fa il to c o n su lt h im a n d receiv e th e b e n purchase by Rev. 0 . D. Marsters to quite dark and somewhat thick. | says that he has his own religion, the rond which has the most travel
efit o f h is g re a t s k ill a n d e x p erie n ce . T h e the present day,
the best bucks The Lifeboat was
immodiatly but that Cuba is a Catholic country of any road leading to this place.
d o c to r c u re s w hen o th e r s fa il. T ry him .
keep Protestantism
C U R E S G U A R A N T E E D . P e rso n s cured available have Been purchased for launched and search began, the and should
I met Mr. Rich, Bird Nosier and
a t h o m e . C h a rg e s re a s o n a b le . C all o r use ia the flock, and special efforts crew constantly keeping up a call. out.
several others from Coos. Mr. Rich
W rite,
D r. J. F. G IB B O N ,
have been made to breed kerop out The first sign of him was seen at
25 K earney stre et. S an F ra n c iso o .
Postmaster General Payne was has a very good trade.
Some
of the flock, and with most en 9:30. He was clinging to the bot startled by it carrier pigeon which things arc higher here than at Co-
w rite .
D R . J . F . G IB B O N ,
couraging
results.
In
tho
last
year
tom of bis boat. When called he flew into his office window bearing a quille,
i'' 2 .i K r ia . ih i t,8ai Fwndwo
while others are lower.
or two Mr. Marsters has been could Dot respond being to far gone note addressed, “My darling Hen Well I have not received but one
strengthening his flock by the pur to reply and had become deaf. He ry.” The note was not from Miss H erald since I left Coquille. Wish
chase of the beet does which he had to be sbakeD to arouse him. Todd
ing every one the good things of
could buy.
Not long ago he se He was so benumbed that the crew
this life, nnd especially the things
cured eight thoroughbred does were obliged to literally carry him
Because he dared death rather that pertaineth to eternal life, I
from C P. Bailey A Sons, and while to the station from the lifeboat. than surrender that which had will say goodbye.
Love to all.
'Send mode!. sketch i r photo of invention fo r (
at ttie .State Fair he secured s.s of He was rubbed and given bot been given into his keeping and be
' true report on patentability. For free book, (
Very respectfully yours,
Craig Bros’, choice does.
He now drinks and rolled in woolen blank cause in thus offering his life in de
F. A. W hite .
J Patent* and TRADE-MARKS "IT
has ft thoroughbred flock of about ets and put to bed. Wednesday fense of the property of his employ-
40 and propose« hereafter to con mornini; he was returned to Em piie | era bo prevented the robbery of the
nin' his bleeding opeiatioi.s to th it safe and sound.
Chairman Dick t,& ys, ‘‘Mr. Hanna
j O. R. A N„ passenger traiu at
class of stock, alth'.ilgh he will buy
When the craft was e'ipsizn<J it I Troutdnlo, September 23, Fred A. stands pat
When Mr. Clarke
and sell standard Angoras.
As a was nearing the d title otherwise 1 Korner, Pacific Express messenger, juin3 a party which stands pat on
; O p p o s i t e 0. S. P a te n t WnIOT
bleeder h- ioa U*« his flock one of llie craft would probably liaye Irift- ' has beep nresented with a check for anything Mr. Hanna will take to
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W A S H IN G TO N , D
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the leading outs of tbf State apd he ed to S3«. Wfiore the bqiR was i $1000
him,’’
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ail ¡¡tom Waits
NO. 14 .
Coquille purqiture
and BOX FACTORY
J- 6 -
F is h
& Son,
P ro p s«
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes,
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
prompt Attention.
P. E. Drane
Butcher,
GOLDEN BUILDING,
COQUILLE CITY
Bleep con.se n tly on
Hand esH Meat,
o f-A J .J L I C i n . d . s .
C a n n e d B e e f a n d P ic h le d P o r k
Cashi’ Paid for Hides in any Quantity
T h e la te s t in
MILLINERY
at M r s , C. L . M o o n ’s
-----.
You will find the latest in spring and summer Millinery
at my store.
Dress Trimming and Fancy Goods in General. Stamp
ing done to order.
J V Ir s . C . M o o n
.
Sanderson Building near the Wharf.
1903
Qoos
Q ounty
ßCADEMY
1904
This school, which has boen in successful operation during eight months
of the past school year, will open its Second Annual
Session Monday, October 5, and continue for Eight
Months.
The Following Courses are Offered:
COMMON SCHOOL,
NORMAL,
HIGH SCHOOL,
ACADEMIC,
COMMERCIAL,
MUSIC,
A reasonable reduction will be made to students desiring to take
a mixed Course.
Special inducements will be given to a limited number of teachers
bearing Certificates and taking the Normal Course.
Circulars with full Courses of Study issued soon.
particulars call on or address
ji\ ..
For further
H . ZMZTTXjIKIEr^", S v i.p e riiite iid .e iit.
Coquille, Oregon.
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neither time nor money .n teaching the people at large the
great and inestimable bvnofits which come to each and every
member of its system.
t h e
:
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Value of flijy
Otljer....
ONE-THIRD EASIER-
ONE-THIRD FASTER.
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oes not fail iu any point.
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R A P ID —eaves about one day in three
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M oie tjmc is saved, more m uey earned.
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wear canted by the forward nnd backware movement of the shuttle.
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