Semi-weekly herald., January 03, 1905, Image 1

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SEMI - WEEKLY
HERALD.
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E ntered an Hecond-duMH m utter Ju
ly 8,
July
8 , !
Ootl
J 904 , at the |>outolHco at Ooquille
, Ore-
icon, under act of Congrefus of March 3,
1879.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 3, 1905.
S eco n d P ou ltry Shipm ent.
Subm arine Illum ination at Fair. F raternal T em p le for E x p o « -
tion.
Portland, Dec. 31.—E laborate
Portland, Dec. 31.— A handsome
submarine illumination of G uild’s
Lake will form an unique feature of Temple of F raternity will be erected
the Lewis and Clark Centennial. at the Lewis and Clank Exposition
G uild’s Lake, whioh is the largest by the secret societies of the country.
body of water ever enclosed within The building will serve as a meet­
an exposition fence, separates the ing place and club house for the
mainland ami the Government Pen- thousands of members of the fra­
insuln, and is spanned by th e ternal orders ‘th at will visit the
Bridge of Nations and the Trail, Fair.
The sum of $35,000 will be ex­
which are aggregately over 2,000
feet loDg. Chief Engineer J. R. pended in erecting the structure,
Thompson has planned to place and $10,130 of this has already
rows of fifty candle-power incandes­ been raised. Of the sum raised,
cent lamps on the bottom of the $10,000 haB been pledged by the
Lake ol. each side of the Bridge of Associated Fraternities of America,
Nations.
The lights will be en­ other large contributors being the
closed in air and water tig h t marine American Guild, tho Order of Wash­
receptacles, and when the illumina­ ington, the Ladies of the Maccabees,
tion is accomplished it will be pos­ the G rand Lodge Ancient O rder of
sible for spectators on the bridge to U nited Workmen, and tho Knights
look down and see fish swimming and Ladies of Honor.
The Coquille Co-operative Pack­
ing Company roport the success of
tho second lurgc shipmeent of poul­
W alter Culin, M. D.
try, (mostly turkeys,) to its 8an
P hysician and S isob o n
Francisco correspondent, the Cen­
Co n c lu .* C ity , U hk .
tury Mercantile Company. I t has
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showed beyond question the prac­
Telephone 3.
Next Door to P. O.
ticability of shipping poultry over
the river route to Bandou, to the
ever
ready market of San Francisco.
Stanley & Burns,
In
the
case of this particular ship­
A ttorueys-at- Law,
ment, the steamers were b ar bound
Real E state, C ollections.
S p ecia lties—Crim inal and U. S. Land
for eight days, b ut the Coquille Co­
Cases, N otaries Publio.
operative Packing Company was
COQUILLK,
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not. The manager had the poultry
placed in a convenient barn, and
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stuffed them with good old corn un­
til they added nearly a fourth more
Geo. Russell, M. D.,
weight, and finally landed them on
P h y s ic ia n and S ubg kon ,
a 22 cent market ahead of the New
Office in R U SSE L L PHARMACY.
Year’s
trade.
C alls prom ptly answered day or night,
Besides that, he enjoyed the hos­
P h one, m ain 136.
pitality of the Bandonites early and in the lake.
Japan A c c e p ts P ro p o sa l.
late, and celebrated with them in
Oregon.
C o q u ille ,
In order to make tho effect as at­
the Christmas festivities.
tractive as possible, the lake will be
Tokio, Dec. 28.—The Japanese
This packing company manager
filled with fresh water fish of various Government has agreod to negotiate
i
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i
has thought out a scheme to market
kinds, such bh lake trout, catfish, an arbitration treaty with (lie United
all of the CoquiMo b u tter under one
A. J. Sherwood,
bass, m ullets and sun fish.
W ater Htates. This is tho result of Ameri­
brand, so as to enable Coquille but-
A tto rney - at - L aw ,
plants will also bo placed on both can Minister Griscom’s representa­
ter to obtain its ju st price in the
N otary P ublic ,
sides of the bridge.
tions to Baron Koinurn, M inister of
San
Francisco markets. H e is b et­
C o q u ille ,
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O regon
To complete the picture, the sur- Foreign Affairs, who lias notified
ter situated to obtain this result
i
face of the lake will be dotted with him that his government is pleased
than perhaps any other person in
Indian canoes, propelled by rep re­ to accept America’s
invilatiou.
the valley, for the reason of his ex­
Walter Sinclair,
sentatives of the Indian tribes Baron K otnura further states that
cellent San Francisco connections.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
through whose country Lewis and Japanese M inister Tukitbira is fully
The name of the brand is to be
N otary P ublic ,
Clark passed in their historic pil- empowered to act with Secretary
“From Coquille Blossoms” and the
C o q u ille,
O regon.
grim age a century ago.
Besides J of state H ay and fra m e and sign a
plan is to be to first interest the
these therd will be a myriad of j treaty of the kind at W ashington
creameries in the thing, and if they
other craft, ranging from row boats i A lthough as y e t U D d ra fted , it is
fail, then to have C entury Mercan­
to racing launches of the latest pat­ expected th at this instrum ent will
Hacker,
tile members send their milk to
tern.
be modeled on similar lines with a
A hbtkactp . h nr T iti . em .
some one creamery where they may
series of treaties recently signed by
insist on hnviug th eir b u tter m ar­
C0QCIU.K C it y , O kk
Chicago, Dec. 28.—N. W. Ferris, P resident Rosevelt and Secretary
keted under the “From Coquille
Blossom#” brand. This plan would recent D emocrat candidate for Gov­ I la j em bodying the most advanoed
principles of interffitioDal policy.
secure euough b u tter under one ernor of Michigan, in an address
H all & Hall,
before the National Commercial
braud
to
demand
attention
from
A ttorn bys - at - L a w ,
Besides being A djutant G aj ; al
San Francisco consumers. Q uant­ Teachers’ F ederation here, has ad­
Dealer in R eal E st a t i o f a ll k in d s .
of M assachuletts, on the »luff of
vised
women
stenographers,
and
ity always demands attention in a
M arsh Held, O regon. .
women iu general, uot to m arry u n - : Gov. Doug.as, Gen. Miles is to be
large market, and invaribly means
til
they ure in a position to s u p p o rt; T>° n r a s te r o f ceremonies upon all
I
better pri'-es A raise of throe or
s t a t e o c c a s i o n s , iivi iio s in g the t o a s t s
a
husband.
four cents in the pries of butter
J. Curtis Snook, D. D. S.
and making the speeches fo r the
“Until a woman is able to support
from Coquille should result from
governor. Mr. Douglas will attend
D sctist .
the success of such a move. Cen­ a hugjiand, she should not contem- '
strictly to business, doing the host
Offioe two doors south Odd F ellow 's Hall
tury Mercantile mem -ers, or other plate matrimony,” declared Mr. j
“While I believe it is the he can for all interests in the state.
Will ranks lian don a professional visit
persons who desiring this scheme Ferris.
Gen. Miles will work to increase the
p u t into effect, will aid iu its devel­ duty of every woman to marry, still
th e first M onday in each qunrter.
efficiency of the state ulilitia of
opment by writing the Century I also believe that before taking so
C o q u ille , O reg o n .
Massachusetts. He was born in
Mercantile Company, 14 Sansome serious a step a girl should look
th at state and takes a deep interest
ahead
and
prepare
for
possible
fu­
I
St., San Francisco, Calif , request­
iu its welfare. A lthough on the re­
ing that they take hold of the pro­ tu re misfortunes. Therefore, every
K. T>. S p er r y .
W . C . C h a se.
girl should fit herself for an emer tired list of the IJ. S. Army, there
ject.
is no reason why his usefulness
A number of persons, all wise and j gency and be prepared to step into
SPERRY & CHASE,
should be at an end.
Altogether
her
husband’s
place
iu
the
support
all knowing, have expected this
his
two
salaries
will
amount
to $15,-
A ttorney s-at-Law.
packing company to erect large <Si the family iu the event of any­
500 and he will take up his resi­
buildings, and lay out a large thing befalling him which will u n ­
Office in Kobinson B uild ing,
dence in Boston.
amount
of money in unnecessary fit him for work.”
C o q u ille ,
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O regon .
Mr. F erris also spoke of the
display. This is like building a
Even J. Pierpont Morgan says
mill before developing a mine. The economic and educational changes som ething must be done about the
most im portant thing about any th at have taken place in the last rebate question.
He has discussed
E. G. D. Holden,
m anufacturing enterprise is its mar­ hundred years, and told of the ad- the m atter with the president and
L awyer ,
ket.
The next is the producing Vances made along the lines of com- j agrees with him. He goes so far as
City Recorder, U . S. Commissioner, G en­
country back of it. The next is the mercial education iu that time.
to say th at it is the “biggest ques­
òm i Insaranoe Agent, and Nofcary
management. In commenting upon
tion before the world.” The strong
P a b lio . Office in R ob in ­
the efforts of the company, it is to
men of both Houses of Congress
Chicago,
Dec.
27.—One
of
the
son B uild ing.
be observed that their finance is ex­
now back the president in his de­
severost storms of recent years has
C o q u ille , O regon.
cellent. They have no bad debts on
raged th ro u g h o u t the territory ly- term ination to have all shippers
their hands. Their drafts are good . .
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m m g between the Rocky M ountains treated alike. The system of re­
at all banks. Whon they u talk it > twl * U I . r An i I n h cn ti AA ,-ravlii t b l ci bates is said to be at the root of
and the G reat Lakes since early this
means money. I t is an easy m atter
A. F. Kirshman,
morning, and has caused much many of the flourishing trusts which
to throw $10 pieces on the streets,
trouble to street-car companies, rail­ have been enabled to place their
D kntist .
b u t good managers do not invest
roads and telegraph companies. The goods upon the market at an ad-
Office at R esid en ce, one block ea st of money that way. There are enough
latter were the great sufferers from v“n t“K° ovor com petitors. The days
empty sawmills, creameries’ can­
T u ttle H otel.
tho blizzard, which swept through jof the * lu,,re <1e" U r e comin«’
neries and cold storage plants for
C o q u ille
.
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O reg o n .
the W est and Northwest during the
The excuse of the inspectors of
rent iu the county to furnish facil­
last 24 hours, and which was p re­
i*f steamboats in New York regard­
ities for several large packing prop­
ceded by a heavy fog aud drizzling
ing the latest horriblo disaster,
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO. ositions.
rain, which mado the wires almost
which was caused by imperfect in ­
This is the enterprise which is be­
unworkable.
S tr. O IS P A T C H
sulation of tire electric lig h t install­
ing established for the benefit of
Tom W hite, Master,
members of the Century Mercantile^ The intense cold and terrific gale ment, is that the laws contained no
Leave*
I Arrive*
Ban J o n ......... 7 a - m . j Coquille____ 10 a - m . Company, a co-operativo merohan- ] th at followed close upon the fog provision requiring electric light iu-
C o q u ille....... I P-M. | Ban J o n _____4 P-M.
coated the wires with ice, and later „pec(j¿n I t is to he hoped th at in
Connects at Coquille with train for MarshfiolJ dise company, through which co n -1
and steamer E jho for M yrtle Point.
sumers can purchase their supplies t in the day threw poles to the I tim e some inspectors can be found
at
wholesale and factory prices. ground, crippling the companies I who will make it their business to
S tr. F A V O R IT B
The foundation of interest which ! bodly. Railroad trains were badly i see th a t everything connected with
J. C. Moomaw. Master,
Leaves
| Arrives
I the Century Company has in the delayed 411 through the West, some a passenger steamboat is safe, law
Coquill©........ 7 A-M. ! BanJon. .10:45 a - m .
BanJon.......... 1 p - m . | C oquille. 4:45 p - m . country is merchandise, b u t it rea­ of them being 24 hours late.-Street- i or no law. A failure to do this
lizes the necessity of m arketing its car traffic in all the cities of the should meet with severo and prom pt
Str. R E X A
members’ products in order to en­ West and N orthw est was practically p U n¡s h r a e n t.
Alva Lee, Master,
able them to purchase supplies in at a standstill at some time d u rin g :
Leaves
I Arrives
Coquille ___ 1 p - m .
Bum J o n . . . . 5 p m .
In its extent the storm was the 1 u rrrt
**, t h r r °* K h c .m a ii,.«
Century members
B a n J o n ......... 7 a - m . j Coquille — 11 a - m . 8nn Francisco.
most
widespread
of
any
d
u
rin
g
tho
“
My
mother
has been a sufferer
Carrying passengers anJ mail.
ub . v market their products directly
last 15 years. Counting the fog as i ^ » ’^y years from rheum atism ,
with the Century Company in San
,,r
Coquille River Transportation Co.
part of
the storm, it savs
- - W.
., H. H ow
. . ard
. .. of H usband,
,
Francisco, and obtain all the value a component
.
v
„ ’ | Pennsylvania. “A ttu n e s si. was
stretched
from
the
Rockv
Moi.n-
unable
to
move
at
all,
while
nt all
; which their products bring; h ut
S tr. L IB E R T Y
W. R. Panber, Master.
those of them who wish to enco.ir-
to New York- and h o la W inoi' tim es walking was painful. I p re­
sented her with a bottle of C ham ­
Leave«
| A rm -*«
to ^ ew
BanJon.......... 7 a * m . | C oquille....1 0 A-M. age a local establishm ent may trade
berlain’s Pain Balm and after a
C o q u ille........ 1 p - m . I B andon___ 4 p m . with the Packing Company.
But it
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applications she decided it was the
Makes connection with train at f ’nqmlle
is necessary to become a Century
A piano for sale on easy terms. Will most wonderful pain reliever she
and up-river boats.
T. W . P A X T E R , Managing Owner. ! member to do so.
| takfi Part in trade- Enquire at this had ever tried, in fact, she is never
office.
without it now and is a t all times
Only one canvass is being mado
B tr. E C H O
able to walk. An occasional up-
for
Century
members,
after
which
T W M cfliw key. M afcr,
Any school district in need of an piication of P ain Balm keeps away
!,<?» ve.,
|
Arrive*
the territory will l e closed for a .experienced teacher can be p ut in : the pain th a t
was formerly
M r r tl- P - int
7 AM. 1 ( 1 «(iiille 1 "y 9:30 a - m .
by en- troubled with.'
sale by R. S.
o-|iiille C it y ... 1 r-N. Myrtle P t. 4:00 r M. term of years on the drones, t h e 1 communication with one
I pull-backs, and the L o rd ’s very poor. I q u irin g at this office.
Knowlton.
P ally except Sunday.
/.
a
a
$2.00 P er Y ear
N O TE A N D COM M ENT.
The latest American scheme to be
developed in Paris is the proposal
to purchase the Palais Royal for
$7,000,000 and convert it into a
great American store, with a hotel
at one end and a theatre at the
other. While the United States
government cannot engage in the
enterprise, it has requested Ameri­
can consuls in Europe to lend their
co-operation. The palace was built
by Cardinal Richelieu in 1G29-34.
It passed into the hands of the O r­
leans family and was occupied by
Louis Phrlippe down to 1840. Much
of the palace was burned by the
Ccmrouiists iu 1871, but it has
since been restored and is now oc­
cupied by small shops and restau­
rants. The building enclose* a gar­
den embellished with sculpture.
nowlton’s Drug Store
Is Displaying a choice
Line of Kodak Goods.
Coquille, Oregon.
RA M BLERS
T R IB U N E S
NEW,
An application 1ms been made to
LA TEST
the postoffice departm ent for a fraud
AN D
AND
order against Thomas W. Lawson,
M IT C H E L L S
'Best Wheels Out
to prevent the circulation of his ad­
vertisement in the newspaper. Tho
departm ent refuses to do this, on
Rare B aigaina in S eco n d -H a n d W h eels. W h e e ls to Rent.
R epairing D on e on S h ort N o tice.
the ground th at ho receives no re­
turns through tho mails us a result
of his advertisomwnt.
Why do not
C O Q U IL L E , O REQ O N
those who oppose Mr. Lawson, fight C ast E nd of F ro n t S t.
him with his own weapons? 'I t
I. H. HAZARD, C i.h isr
R. E. SHINE, Vice Prêt.
would be income and fun for the A. J. SHERWOOD, Pré».
newspapers, and highly edifviug to
the public.
ALBERT FISH,
F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
It is plain that the people who go
to Panam a to work on the canal as
day laborers will not make a for­
tune. At present 2,lo i men are
working for 15 cents per hour in
silver; and 245 at 17J cents per
hour. Ten hours is regarded as a
day’s labor.
A t one dollar and a
b r’f per day, how much will lie left
after paying hoard, and buying to­
bacco and mosquito screens?
OF COQUIULiB, OREGON.
T ra n s a c ts a General B anking B u sin ess
Coirciperdeets.
Board of Directors.
National lì*.
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-, N \ nv York City
R. C. Dement,
A . J . Sberwoo
L. H. H , ■■! , . rjrnc';w W ool rtli N ’l Bank, S»n Fr»nei*©n
I». H&rlo. l .
P.
Shine. ' iret Xa* ! ani- f I‘..rilami, !’< '.Al l1, Or.
Isaiah H netter,
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¡MRS.
BERTHA
PAYNE,f
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COQUILLE, OREGON.
£
Governor Stokes of New Jersey
will save that state ?20,000 by d e­
clining to have a military display at
at Ills inauguration m Trenton. T he
*
usual ball will be omitted as in the
past it has proved to be the source
of trouble and discord. Evidently
Gov. Stokes is a doer of the “simple
life” as well as a believer.
Dealer iu Fi ncy and Ladies’ F urnishing Goods.
Also a com- PiX
pleto line of Seasonable Millinery.
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FOX B R O S. I
The question of safe transporta­
tion over the railroads of the United
States comes very close to tho F ed ­
eral government, when, ns Postmas­
ter-G eneral Wynne says during the
last fiscal year there were 378 ac­
COQUILLE, OREGON.
cidents to trains hauling the mails.
This averages more than one for Meets all Boats and Trains.
Goods Handled with Care and
each day. The total loss of postal
Dispatch.
clerks employed in the service by
death and injury amounted to 4G0
A G E N T F O R R IV E R T O N C O A L .
men. * If this loss of life and limb WOOD FOR SA LE
Leave orders at T. J. L ittle’s Livery Stable.
continues the government will be
justified in tnking very stringent
measures.
GENERAL DRAY1NG.
C oquille
Senator Grady of New York
thinks it is awful tho way public
officials are treated in the new-
papers.
He objects to cartoons,
especially if they contain a portrait
of the officinl. Therefore he will
try to ressurect the anti-cartoon
bill at the next session of the New
York legislature.
Pennsylvania
passed such a hill, b ut tho result
was an immense increase of car­
toons, and Governor Pemnypacker Experienced Help
gave up the job of trying to sup­
S p ec ia l
press them. No honest officinl need
fear a cartoon.
Steam Laundry
H O N E 116
NOSLER & LYONS
P R O P J. TETORB
Best of Work
The Mormons have a very prac­
tical way of disposing of theologicnl
questions. If they receive a so-called
revelation from Ood, it is not bind­
ing upon them until it has boon sub­
mitted to a vote of the people, and
accepter). This is funny. What if
some devout Mormon should stuff
the ballot box in favor of some par­
ticular revelation? Evidently pro­
gress is being made iD m atters re­
ligious.
I •»nmlMirlain'ft I o n a li •(• n ie ilj in .
Reasonable Rates
Unit's t e F a m ilie s and H otels
We make our own soap an«l know its ingredients. No injurious chem icals used.
O ur baskets will lie left at all the prm cipal points on th e river.
Goods c a lle d for and delivered in Coquille City.
J . B. P O IN T E R ,
Coquille, Oregon.
G en eral D ra yin g , T ra n sfe rin g and D elivering.
O rd e rs f o i W o o d P ro m p tly filled.
n m .n » rtc.
v'c*
at P. E. D rar.e’s M e . ' M a r k e t
“ In my opinion C ham brtlain’s Leave all
Cough Remedy is tho best made
for colds,” *eys Mrs. Cora W alker
of Porterville, California. Them
T H E IM T -A -lSr
is no doubt about its being the best
No other will cure a cold so quickly.
Who tie l the cow’s tail to his leg in the procet of milk
No other is so sure a preventive of
iug, said sho had not dragged him over two mi'.os before
pneumonia. No other is so pleas­
ho realized he had made a m istake.
an t and safe to take. These are
good reasons why it should be |ier-
H o -w
F a rth e r
ferreil to any other. The fact is
thatlfew people are satisfied with
Must you be d rag g ed before you roalize you are m aking a
other after having once used this
mistake in n ot u sin g E lectric L ig h ts.
this rem edy. For sale by R. S.
Knowlton.