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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1904)
Semi-WeeHly Hera^ FRIDAY, OCT. 14, 1904. F rankness of Mannar. Orison Swott Maiden in “Success.” The re is no i ore delightful trait in the young i f the old than ab solute fraakntm and openness of nature, that tramparency of charac ter which lets >» see the best and the worst in them, their strong and their weak points, without any ef fort at concealment Everybody admires the open- hearted, the people who have noth ing to conceal, and who do not try to cover up their faults and weak ness« They are, as a rule, large- hearted and ignanimous. They inspire love and confidence, and, by their very frankness and simplicity, invite the same qualities in others, ~"S*cretiveness repels as much as frankness attracts. There is some thing about the very inclination to conceal or oover up which arouses suspicion and distrust. We can not have the same confidents In people who possess this trait, no matter how good they may seem to be, as in frank, sunny natures. Dealing with theso secretive people is like traveling on a stage coach on a dark night. There is always a feeling of uncertainty. We may come out all right, but there is a lurking fear of some pitfall or unknown danger ahead of us. We are uncomfortable because of the uncertainties. They may be all right, and may deal squarely with us, but the trouble is that we are not sure, and can not trust them. No matter how polite or gracious a secretive person may be, we can never rid ourselves of the feeling that there is a motive be hind his graoiouBness, and that he has an ulterior in view. He is al ways more or less of an enigma, be cause he goes through life wearing a mask. He endeavors to hide every trait that is not favorable to himself. Never, if he can help it, do we get a glimpse of the real man. How different the man who comes out in the open, who has no secrets, who reveals his heart to us, and who is frank, broad and liberal 1 How quickly he wins our confi dence ! How we all love and trust him ! We forgive him for many a slip or weakness, because he is al ways ready to confess his faults, and to make amends for them. If he has bad qualities, they are always in sight, and we are ready to make allowances for them. His heart is sound and true, his sympathies are broad and active. The very qual ities he possesses— frankness and simplicity— are conducive to the growth of the highest manhood and womanhood. ------------» ------------- The political somersaulters have put a few days in which to Belect their band wagons. It is truly a touching sight to be hold our strenuous politicians tum bling over each other in their zeal to save country. Several colleges are complaining of a shortage of fast runners for their foot ball teams. We recom mend one lvuropatkin. Gen. Corbin 1ms declared war against Cupid. Cupid belongs to the unconquerables. We advise the general to let him alone. The Kentucky man who married his mother-in-law for the sake of hnrmony is bound to make a howl ing success under any circumstances. A young Ralph Rose, the giant hammer-thrower, says he can lick Jeffries. He probably can if he gets a permit to use his sixteen-pound hammer on Jimmv. fA n E fficien t Officer. £ Not long since a petition contain ing some thirty names was present- to Goveruol Geo. Chamb lain, re questing the removal of J. W. Baker as state game warden on the grounds of diliatoryness and in efficiency. Tho Governor promptly refused to consider the petition, which it is stated, bore the names of both Democrats and Republicans, G ot . Chamberlain pointed oat the fact that Mr. Baker had proven him self a very alert and efficient officer, bad made more arrests and secured more conviotions of the game laws, during his brief term than had any of his predecessors during their en tire administrations, regardless of the Bmall compensation for his ser vices received from the state, and the limited means at hand to be em ployed in enforcing the game laws. In support of this statement the following official list convictions were submitted: OOxvicTiOxa Voit oam e l a w violations . Number of arrests and convictions for violating Game Laws from July I, 1903 to August 31, 1904, and fines not including costs of trial. Republican Speaker, for Cooe. i Notice of Final Settlement. The following letter which was published in the mail was received by Dr. Mingus and is self explana tory: ireliy gtv dersigued has filed bis final account in the matter of the estate of Jacob Kamp- fer, deceased, and that the county court has set Wednesday, the 2nd day of No vember. 1904, for hearing objections to Portland, Or., Oct. 8, 1904. said final account and the settlement of ■aid estate. M r . E. M in g c s , Member Coos Coun Dated this 1st day of October. 1904. ty Republican Committee. A. J. S ukbwood , Administrator witli the will annexed of Marshfield, Oregon. the estate of Jacob Kampfer, deceased. My Dear Sir: Honorable William M. Colvig and George W. Colvig have kindly consented to aid the State Committee in enunciating the Republican doctrine by speaking in Gardiner, North Bend, Marshfield, Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle Point, beginning at Gardiner Friday even ing, Oct. 14tb. They will speak in your town (Marshfield) Monday evening, Oo- tober 17 th. I hope you will afford the gentlemen every convenience and a good audienoct Tour obedient servant, ________ F. O. B aker . (Coes Bay Neva.) J. W. Bennett intends leaving for the city on the Breakwater, on bns- iaess connected with the Creseent coal mine. Cal Bridges and wife left for Cal ifornia on the Breakwater Friday, A. Heinrich...........................$ 15 00 in the hope of benefiting Mrs. Hugh Brandon..................... 15 00 Bridges' health. Charles Finerty.................. 16 00 Two elk, a bull and a cow, were Charles Harris..................... 15 00 seen on the Neva Harry plaoe, at C. Short................................ 15 00 Brewster valley last week. Elk are — Hawkins........................... 25 00 undoubtedly increasing in this seo- Wib W righ t........................ 15 00 tion, but notwithstanding the heavy G. Inagnit............................. 15 00 penalty for killing them, a few are E. Garrison.......................... 16 00 slaughtered by hunters every year. Thos. Kellard............... 15 00 If these noble animali were entirely H. W. Knox, gaffing salmon, unmolested for a few year* they sentence suspended, fined 50 00 would again be numerous. Frank Cox, gaffing salmon, F. S. Dow informs us that the fined................................... 50 00 codlin moth has made its appear Olive Davis, killing deer, ance in this section. He noticed fined................................... 25 00 several boxes of apples lately, from Alfred Matlison, killing Hodson Bros., of South Coos river, deer, fined......................... 25 00 which, he says, prove conclusively Albert Mattison, killing that their orohard is affected by the deer, fined......................... 25 00 codlin moth. Prompt action should Jene Mattison, killing deer, be taken to free the orchard from sentence suspended, fined 25 00 the pest, and prevent its spreading. Edgar Mattison, killing deer, fined......................... 25 00 Cooe County Hope. Edgar Mattison, killing de6r, sentence suspended, Coming in on the steamer Alli fined................................... 25 00 ance this morning from Coos Bay Rube Gaunt, killing deer, was the first shipment of hops ever fined................................... 25 00 grown in the Coos Bay country. Barney Gaunt, killing deer, There were 65 bales in the outfit, fined................................... 25 00 and those who examined them pro John Gaunt, killing deer, nounced them to be of the very fined................................. 25 00 best grade. By another year it is claimed that hop raising will be Allen McFerrin,killing (leer, fined.................................. 25 00 among the leading industries in the Oregon coast counties.— Portland Jeff McFerrin, killing deer, Journal. £ned.................................. 25 00 T a k e n W it h C r a m ]» A. Creason, killing «leer, Wm. Kinnse, a member of the fined.................................. 25 00 bridge gang working near Little- M. E. Brown, killing deer, port was taken suddenly ill Thurs fined.................................. 25 00 day night with cramps and a kind James Reed, killing «leer, of cholera. His case was so severe fined.................................. 25 00 that he had to have the mem tiers of the crew wait upon him and Gifford George Consor, having in possession, fined.............. 25 00 was called and consulted. He told them he had a medicine in the form E. Roberts, killing deer, of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and sentence suspended, fined 25 00 Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought George Fisher, having un would help him out and according tagged deer hides, fined.. 25 00 ly several doses were administered Fred Hickler, killing elk.... 50 00 with the result that the fellows able to be around next day. Tne inci R. Miller, having in pos dent speaks quite highly of Mr, session deer hides, fined.. 25 00 Gifford’s medicine — Elkader, Iowa, Argus. J. F. Wheeler, having in pos This remedy never fails. Keep it session deer hides............ 25 00 in your home, it may save life. For George Fisher, having in tale by R. S. Knowlton. possession hides, fined..... 100 00 ----- ------- « »>» e --------- T. Felger, having in pos Announcem ent. session deer hides, fined.. 25 00 A. M. C. Eads, killing deer, M. A. Pierce has secured the fined................................... 25 00 agency for Jthe Chas. Stevens & Bros., of Chicago, and has received G. S. Miller, killing deer, a complete outfit of samples. Mrs. fined................................. 25 00 Fierce will be glad to take your Wm. Jones, killing deer, measure for suits, cloakB, capes, Style, quality fined................................... 25 00 skirts and waists. and fit guaranteed. John Guider, killing deer, M. A. P ierce , fined................................... 25 00 Sanderson building. Wm. Mans, killing deer, MOHAWK INDUN AH-WA-G0. fined................................... 26 00 John Patton, killing deer, TUB ORRAT INDIAN fined .................................. 25 00 Liver. K idney and B lood Medicine, Cures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Indi B. M. S. Folk, killing deer, fined................................... 25 00 gestion, Nervousness,, Loss of Sleep, laws of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of Isaac Johnson, killing deer, the Heart, Constipation and all Diseases fined................................... 25 00 of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys. FINBD FOB K1LI.I1«> Notice to Contractu rs. The County Coart of Coos County, Oregon, will receive proposals to con struct a wagon read on the survey where the same was viewed, laidout and surveyed by the viewers appoints«! by the County Court of Coos County, Ore gon, to view, layout and survey the Oo«|Uille, Riverton and Lainoa creek county road. Commencing at the foothill where said survey passes through and across tiie creek bottom on J. B. Sweet’s place Notice to ContractorH. and at the southside of saiil bottom. The County Court of Coos County Thenoe follow along said survey, which Oregon, will receive bids to pain t the runs in a southerly direction, to the out side of the Court House, two coats point where said survey crosses the of paint including the roofs and the en Iwmpa creek bottom, ssid road bed tire outside of Court House, the county to be not lets than nine feet wide and The to furnish all the material necessary for to lie made on even grade. said work. The County Court reserves County Court reserves the right to re the right to reject any and all bids. All ject any and all bids. All bids to be bids to be filed with the County Clerk of filed with the County Clerk of Cons Coos County, Oregon, on or before the County, Oregon, on or before the 10th JOth day of October 1904, 2 o ’clock p. m. day of October, 1904, at So’clock p. m. L. H aki . ockkb , V L. H arlockbb , County J udge of Cooe County, Oregon. County Judge of Coos County Oregon BONITA Price $1 per package. For Sale only by MRS. U N A JOHNSON, Agent for Coquille, Oregon. ADMINISTRATOR’ S NOTICE TO W. T. K ebh , Presklent. E. D. S i - krry , Vice-President V. R. W O. C. S anfuhd , Cor. Secretary ilson , Secretary. L, H . H azard , Treasurer. I Industries of any kind, ® S ^ 5 Z$ 2 SZS 3 ZSZS^^ Subscribe for the SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. SEWING MACHINES T. H. MEHL & CO’S. Sam ples a t FRATERNAL O RDERS. QOQUILIE LODGE, HO. SS, I. 0. 0. F. Meets every Saturday night. Oso. T. M oolton , N. G. J . S . L awrence , Sec’ y. QOQUILIE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25, I. 0. 0. F. 1 JOB WORK Meets the first and third Thursday nights in each month. L. H . H aza r d , C. P. I. H ackkr , Scribe. |y|AMIE REBEKAH LODGE, NO. 20. Meets the second and fourth Wednes day nights in each month. M rs . K athryn S lagle , N. G. M bs . M amie S lagle , Sec'y. The Finest to be had in Coos County at the lowest QHADWICK LODGE, NO. GS, A. F. A A. M. Meets the Saturday night on or be fore the fall moon. D r . W . C ulin , W. M. J. J. L a m b , Sec’y. Prices. QEULAH CHAPTER, NO. S, 0. C S. Meets next Friday night. M bs . K athryn S laglk , W . M. ----------------, Sec’ y. Briefs, Bill Heads. I^TCURffUS LODGE, NO. 72, K. P. Meets the second and fourth Tuesday nights each month in Odd Fellows’ half. N. C. M kiilky , C. C. R. H . M ast . K . R. S. QOQUILIE LODGE, NO. 127, A. 0. U. W. Posters. Letter Heads, Envelopes, Leqal Blanks, Wedding Stationery. Statements. Meets the second and fourth Monday nights each month in Odd Fellows’ hall. R. E. N oslrr , W . M. O. F. R ohrkr , Rec. |MPERIAL LODGE, NO. II, 0. OF H. Up-to-date Work Delivered Meets the first ai.d third Wednesday nights each month in Woodman hall. M iss G r . m - e S kkkls , C. H. M rs . 1. N. P lylkh , Rec. with Neatness and Dispatch. |y|YRTLE CAMP. NO. 197, W. 0. W. Meets the first and third Saturday nights of each month. W . H. M ansell , C. C. J. G. S immons , Clerk. Satisfaction Guaranteed. QOQUILIE COUNCIL, NO 39S, F. A. A. Meets the second and fourth Thurs day nights of each month in Odd Fel lows’ hall. Da. Gao. R csskll , Pres. M rs . C n .is. H arrington , Sec’ y. p E N IN G TI0E CIRCLE, NO. 214, W. 0. W. C. O. D R Y D E N , I N O N N E C T IO N W I T H H E R A L D . Meets the second and fourth Satur day nights of each month. Mas. W. H. M a n s e l l . G. N. J esse C. S i m m o n s , Clerk. L 'C - » » : JUSTUS LODGE. NO. 39. RATHB0NE SISTERS Meets the first and third Tuesday nights each month in Odd Fellows’ half. M r .«. F red L inegar , E. Sr. M rs . R. H. M ast , M. R. 8. “The safe and reliable tiwn- screw Alfred Johnson, D E A L E R IN he New an«) Speedy, Str. Elizabeth C. P. Jon sen. Blaster. Will make regular trips between C oq uille River and S a n F ran cisco . N o Stop-over at W a y Porta. CREDITORS. Electiic Lights. Everything in First- its. Every Class Styii le. In the County Court of the county of Cooe and the state of Oregon. In the matter of the estate of Sophia E. Robinson, deceased. N«*ice is hereby given that the under Capt. Nelson. Master. signed has by an order of the County Court of Cooe county, Or., been duly Will make rvgnlar trips between appointed administator of the eetate of Sophia E. Robinson, deceased. Ail persons having claims sgainst the said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same to me, with proper vouchers, at my office in Coquille City, Carrying paf««pngf»rs nrul freight i»t Or., sithin six months from date here lowert rates. of, and all persona indehte«l to the saiil estate are hereby notified to pay tho same at once, without delay. Dated at Coquille, Or., September PROI’ R IK T O R S 17, lfiOl. K o b h t Brass. 8 O CO A gen t Administrator of the estate of Sophia F B DOW. A gen t Marshfield. i Empire. E. Rohinaon, deceased. Str. Areata, Coos Bay and San Francisco OREGON COAL & NAVIGATION CO. I I I Correspondence solicited from all wishing locations for W ill do any Sewing any other Machine will do. W ill run lighter, make less noise and cost you only $22.50, $25.00 and $27.50. D r o p H e a d . S ty le s . BIRDS. Marvine Drury, killing deer, A certain prophet is predicting fined................................... 25 00 that tho world will como to an end Louis Emmitt, killing elk, November 1 Thin is certainly fine«!................................... 25 00 wrong, for the election does not oc Wm. Abbott, selling «leer cur until November 8. meat, sentence suspended by deft, paying cost......... 25 00 It is fortunate that there is a Frank Spores, killing deer meat Dingier tariff on radium. The American product could not stand entered plea of guilty. Justice of competition with the pauper radium the Peace Winterinier refuse«! to of Europe, now worth only $1,000,- impose tines. Two arrests in Yam hill, justice of the peace refused to 000 a pound. require bonds, parties fai led to ap Texas now has more railroad mile pear. Two cases in Douglas, complaint age than any other state in the union. This is indeeil something withdrawn. Ono case in Douglas, dismissed. to lie proud of. We will soon have One case in Multnomah, dis to speak of her ns Imperial Texas missed. --- «-Y- • «•» • Two passes in Morrow, dismissed. The Coquille Valiev Packing Company J. W. B akkr , wholesales and retails Bacon. llam s and Htato game warden for Oregon. Lard and guarantees the qnality. Coquille Board of Trade I Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings Constantly on hand. Deliveries made promptly by either water or rail. W e have all Grades and Prices Accordingly. C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N To Care a Cold in One Day tive Bromo Qninine Tablets. * rn/A as seM hi last 13 months. This S K D U tlire. OS ha Two Deya. box. 23c.
