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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1905)
SEMI - WEEKLY HERALD. \ $2.00 P e r Y e a r COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 10, 1905. V o l . 22: No. 52 Entered «8 second-class matter July 8, M arriage lic e n s e s Issu ed in 904, at the poetoffice postoffice at Coouille, Coquille, <)re- Ore 1904, C o o s C ounty During 1904. gon , under act of Cpngress of March 3, 1870. 22 A N Gould and Belle Rich. 23 Dr F M White and Winnie De- C om prehension E ducational D isplay. NOTE A N D COM M ENT Department clerks in Washington „ ., le , K ... Portland. Jan. 8,—Plans for the are excited over a rumor that their 24 R M Pansh and Surah K Phdups educationn, d rtment of tbe 0 re- working day is to be lengthened Walter Culin, M. D. 2 L. E. R obb and Ollye Harrison. , „ TT gon display at the Lewis and Clark one hour. So far there have been 1 W F Howell and Maud Batch. L , . . / , . , . G Morris O Flitcroft and Mollie L P h y sic ia n a n d Su*»qjeoN ^ «i xt t i Centennial have been outlined by no resignations. Norris. 3 Dav.d J Smalley and Irene L ^ Supervisol. R . F . llol)in80D C o q u il l e C it y , O r e . 13 Howard F. McNair and Lena i'uvoro . j and approved by the State Com- Citizen Polen-kowski of Chicago I Kronenberg Bldg, Telephone 3. Rookard. 6 Frank Riebe and Cora £ . Coth . . „ , J . i N«xt Door to P. O. (mission. Professor Robinson is says the way to solve the rum shop 14 HermaD A Nabb and Lina Dabl rell. planning a display of educational question is to have neither side- 14 Francis Otto Hill and Mary Alma 7 Chas St Denis and Maude San methods in the Exposition state door, nor rear door to tbe saloon Johnson. ford. Stanley & Burns, Another | which shall embrace the work done and to exclude women. 10 E P ifrang, Sr and Viola Elliot. 12 E E Bender and Mary M Cald-1 Attorueys-nt- Law, by every school in the state, and precaution might be to close the Real Estate, Collection**. 18 E M Olaton and Rebeca L well. every grade in every school. Prob front door also and £o exclude men. Specialties—Crimiual and U. S. Land Hatcher. 14 M L Wilson and Marion R Hat CaseH, Notaries Public. ably so comprehensive a diiplay 22 Wm Whobrey and Mary Ella field. “Thousands of people think thom- CoQTHI.LH. - OBKOON. was never before attempted for an selves to death” says a medical 16 A J French aud Annie Grace Smith exposition. journal. The statistics of those who 15 8 H Holt and Mnry E Tichnor McCormac. The state will be organized by talk themselves to death will be 10 Nich Bastendorfi and (Jus’aDn 16 A Johnson and Alena Carlson. counties, each county being made Geo. Russell, M. D., sent in at the close of the congres Nichols 17 J D Wilson and Bertha L Has-1 I an exhibit unit, although cities that P hysician and S ubokon , sional session. 2G Evor Rudberg and Mrs Chas kin. | so desire may seperate exhibits. Office in KUSSKLL PHA1SMAOÏ. Haice 17 Frank B Rood and Ethel H The work will be arranged by David Belasco has successfully FEI1UARY \ Calls promptly answered day or night, Witte. , grades, commencing with the pri- defied the theater trust once more 20 H Knight and Nora B Barklow. 2 Stephen H Whitney and Lilliau Phone, umili 13G. by converting Convention Hall, 23 Joseph Kennen and Hannah marJ’ ant^ ending with the high Marlin school. This plan will enable visit Washington, into a theater and Hoski. Coquille, : : : Oregon. 3 Wm H Stecke and Sarah J Cor ors to understand the educational producing the play “ Adrea” with 24 B N Holcomb and Frances thcll work of the state iu the order of its Mrs. Leslie Carter in the title role. Kaufman. I 23 R N Flanders and D L Whobrey I development. Circulars on the Everyone wishes that the beef trust 23 Geo W Clinton and Lizzie E 27 Allen Baker and Ruby Graham. subject will be sent to every school had its Belasco. A. J. Sherwood, OCTOBER, Johnson * in the state. Compositions of pu A ttorney - at -L aw , 1 Wilbur O Hayter and Sudie j A man brought before a police 27 W H Lenherr and Hattie Wells pils, drawings aud paintings made Salyers. N otary P ublic , MAIiCH by students, and photographs of judge said he went on a spree be 1 Chas A Hayter and Mabel Kyle. Coquille, : : Oregon cause he had no one to whom he 9 Jacob Croy and Mary F Steele 5 E R Stevens and Elsie Bone-1 school rooms, class rooms, and pu could give Christmas presents. pils will be features of the exibit. 15 Oeorgo F Winchester and brake. Several schools have already ar- Scarcely any man is too temperate Emma E Wolcott 8 Harry Peterson and Willinett Walter Sinclair, | ranged for exhibit space, among to let such au occasion for celebra 21 Clarence E Schroeder and Beu Danielson. A ttorney - at -L aw , j esgje J these being the University of Ore tion pass. lah Robison 10 Carl Gustave Klose and N otary P ub lic , gon, the Oregon Agricultural Col 26 John Decker and Florence W il The Revue Generals de Sciences Fairgrieve. Coquille, Oregon. lege, and the Monmouth Normal of Paris states that too rapid men liams 15 John C Swanson and Ollie O school. ! APRIL tal development of the negro will Davis. exterminate the race. People in 2 Earl Steele and Phoebe Sim 17 M M Minard and Mabel Weekly. /, Hacher, T o D efy Custom . this country consider extermination mons 20 Henry L Anderson and Maude E AB8TRACTKR OF TlTLKH. G James Rookard and Lottie Belieu Wright. Oregonian News Bureau. Wa?h- in this way somewhat remote. C o qu ille C it y , O re 7 Albert A Anderson and Bertha 21 Jerry Huutly and Biner Gilbert. ingion, Jan. 4 —Senator Mitcell is Somo one is engaged in inventing Prewett 25 A II Bender and Ada E Schroe expected to reach Washington to an automobile that will go oil water, 7 Ches Carmichael and Grace der. morrow morning. If he arrives Hall & Hall, Prewett 25 Milo M Pierson and Flora M while the Senate is in session, his ami be especially useful for cross ing ihe oceans. When it breaks A ttobneys - at -L a w , 14 Isaac Kohilo and Helma Simi. Krick course will be closely observed, as down at least one won’t have to Dealer iu K kat . E state of all kinds. 26 C V Guerin and Carolyn Van there is general curiosity to see 16 Jus Hickum and Eva Robisson walk home. Decar whether or not he will appear on Marshfield, Oregon. 16 Martin Alexon and Lulu N Fel 31 Volney Huntley and Jesse H tbe floor of the Senate while resting lows lusanity and suicide are on the Neer under indictment. Should he ad increase in large cities because, it is 18 D E Biggs a.,d Alice Dyer Mc- here to precedent he will not go in. alleged, of the urban conditions of Ewan J. Curtis Snooh, D. D. S. NOVEMBER Mary E *° the Sonate chamber, but will ro- crowding and haste. 23 C J Daily and Agnes Stitt The Iowa Perry B Mauzey and D e n tist . main in his committee-room. If he State Board of Control reports an 23 Abner Noah and May Davenport. Miller Office two doors south Odd Fellow’ s Hall 25 Samuel S. Norton and Emma C O Robinson and Cora Belieu ! acts in accordance with the wish alarming increase of insanity and Will make Bandon a professional visit j of many of his colleagues, expressed suicide throughout the state which Lorenz. Mark Mecum and Ida Ned the first Monday in eaoh quarter. 26 Robert Goetz and Bessie L Alonzo E Whan and Bertha F ! to Senator Fulton today, he will is primarily an ugriculturial section, j disrerard custom and resume his without any great cities. How will CoquiUe, Oregon. Lewes. Clark j seat us if nothing hod occurred. It the alionists explain this? 29 Will R Bonebrnke and Mary E Frank L Smith and Sarah I [ rests entirely with Senator Mitchell Harrison. Miller Senor Quesada, the Cuban Min MAY. 26 Edward R Forrest and Elsie “ > determine what course he will E. D. Sperry. W . C. Chase. Eckhoff f°U °w- U I10 chooses to continue ister to tbe United States gives a 2 G B Langhorn and Lydie Jones. SPERRY & CHASE, participate in the pjoceedings to very encouraging report of con 3 W M Ewing and Mrs Dilla Lo 28 Finley Hartley and Eva Phillips He says 28 Cramer Batsford and March Lily tlie Senate, no objection is likely to ditions in tbe Island. mas. Attorney s - at-Law. there has been only one sporadic be raised. 5 Erick J Freelund and Selma Merchant Office in Robinson Building, — - case of yellow fever since the war Petersen. DECEMBER "V u lcan " W ill C om e to E x p o s i in Havana. The government of the Coquille, - Oregon. 18 G C Welch and Bonoie I Sell. Louis M Aasen and Emma Aj tion. country is also improved. The day 20 F J Howck and Katharine Bar Evernden is past when a policemen could man. Portland, Jan 8,— The monster 12 W C Guerin and Neva M Gar carry on a business of burglarizing 26 J M McDonald and Fanny Old- E. G. D. Holden, iron statue of Vulcan which was ex rett by night the houses he had guard land. I j AWYBII. 13 Chas E Broadbent and Laura M hibited by Birmingham, Ala., at the ed by day. City Reoorder, U. 8. Commissioner, Gen 26 G A Johnson and Lilly F St. Louis Fair, will be displayed at Barklow Wilcox. eral Insaranoo Agent, and Notary A clergyman down East is urging 14 Jesse P Byers and Mable M j the Lewis and Clark Centennial at 27 Sherman Short and Josie B Pablio. Office in ltobin- Lawhorn Portland next year. Tbe statue that the parents shall sit in the par Andrews. 14 Herman Dalquist and Laua ling- will remain in St. Louis for four lor during the time their daughter son Building. 30 W M Copple and Frances Cen hind, mouths, when it will start on its is courted. The rule would work CoquiUe, Oregon. ter. 15 John H Chenoweth and Nellie long journey to the “ Rose City.” great hardship to all parties. JCHE. M Foster | Vulcan was cast in iron from a Nan Patterson wanted only young 2 G A Henry and L M Shannon. 17 Wm H Smith and Mamie E Dor- \ model built by the well-known A. F. Kirshman, 8 Ernest Liljeberg and Edith Sarin ns ! sculptor, G. Moretti, and all of tbe men to try her. Now, she perhaps 9 Mark Scott and Emma Tribbey. Albert Olson aud Maggie Perry J metal used in its construction as wishes she had been tried by that D en tist . 15 A L Carver and Eva Arnold. 20 Martin Itandlcman and Flora well as the minerals composing the familiar bald beaded contingent. Office at Residence, one block oast of 18 Chas T Stauff and Clara A John Danielson foundation, are from Alabama mines, Tattle Hotel. Tom Lawson, the frenzied finance son 21 R C Lee and Madie L Rose The exhibit cost $20,000 and re- man, confesses that he once pre CoquiUe . - . Oregon, 20 Byron Bailey and Malinda C 22 D Leonard Cox and Mddred quired almost a year to complete it. vented Addicks committing suicide. Borrose. Billings Vulcan tips the scales at 100,000 21 J Neil Hosking and Isabel La- 27 John R Johnson and Flossie B pounds and stands 57 feet high in This is no venial offense. rnont. Sanders hia socks. Col. Watterson finds Paris less S tr. D I S P A T C H 22 E L Strader and Bertha Mc 24 Joseph L Burns and Gunclie The statue will probably stand Tom W hite, Master, | engaging than it was forty years Mullen. Lyon at tbe entrance to tbe-Mines build Leaves . I Arrives ago. Be ie not unlike the woninn B an d on ........... I A -M . | C oqu ille.. . . 10 a -M. 24 F B. Jackson and Virginia Co- 24 Samuel W Starmcr and Clara T ing at the Western W orld’s Fair. C o q u ille ....... 1 p - m . I B a n d o n ------ 4 p - m . who revisited Paris after an absence bert. Hermann * - Connects at Coquille with train for Marshfield 25 Harry Hermann and Carrio 27 John Preuss and Agnes Rosa Slim C hances for R iver and H ar of ferty years and said thet there an<l steamer Kdho for M yrtle Point. was a great change in the manners Harriet Martin. bor Bill. Gibbs. S tr. F A V O R I T E of the gay city— that the men did 27 A F Grishber and Eliza Wayne. 31 Frank R Henry and Leona M .T. C. Mooraaw. Master, Washington. Jan. 5.—-The pros not follow her as they used to do. 28 Edward Gillespie and Lou Shanon. Leave* I Arrives C oquille........ 7 A -M . I Bandon.. 10:45 a -M. pects are that this session o f Con. Marsden. Bandon......... 1 P-M. | C oquille. 4:45 p-M. nowlton’s Drug Store JANUAFY. Besides a complete stock ot Drugs and Druggist’s Sun dries carries Kodaks and Sup plies, Phyrography outfits and Supplies. RAMBLERS TRIBUNES NEW, LATEST AN D AND MITCHELLS Best Wheels Out Hare Bargains in Second-Hand W heels. W heels to Rent. Repairing Done on Short Notice. ALBERT FISH, Bast Hnd ot Front St. C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OP C a re t! Ilia M o th e r o l ltli< iiiii.ill»in OREGON. B u s in e s s Beard of Directors. Correspondents. R . 0 . Dement, A . J. Sherwood, L . Harlocker, L . I f. Hazard, Isaiah Hacker, K . E. Shine. N a tion a l Bank o f Commerce, N ew Y o rk City * Crocker W oolworth NU Bank, San Francisco First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Orv MRS. BERTHA PAYNE, x £ 1 miYo lilW s u L iu n n 1 1 1 1 COQUILLE, OREGON. ^ * * ^l\ Dealer iu Fancy and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods. ^ ^2 * i n n U i L H , * L /J — I V 1 1 1 1 1 Also com- pletc line of Seasonable Millinery. /K ?! n w RO V FO X GENERAL DRAYING. COQUILLE, OREGON. Meets ah Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care tnd Dispatch. AGENT WOOD FOR SALE- F O R R IV E R T O N C O A L . Leave orders at T. J. Little’s Livery Stable. C o q u il l e Steam Laundry H O N E 1 16 NOSLER & LYONS P R O P R IE T O R S Experienced Help 6est of Work Reasonable Rates Special Kates to Families and Hotels COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO. It may be pointed out with well 8 ress wiU not P“ s a river “ d S tr. R E T A 2 Frank Ferry and Lingrin. “ My mother has been a sufferer timed pride that Oregon has pro- bor bill. The committee on rivers Alva J,ee, Master, 25 Howard Savage and Bessie duced during the year $85,969,557 ftnd harbors bas been considering a for many years from rheumatism,” Leaves I Arrives says W. H. Howard of Husband, Coquille . . . . 1 r-M. | Bandon . . . 5 p - m . Brown. in material wealth and tnat with a ' bill for some time with a view to Pennsylvania. “ At times she was B a n d o n ........7 a - m . | C oqu ille... .11 a - m . 26 Carl W Manning and Bessie population estimated at 525,000.1 makinB an carl? rePort> but araonB unable to move at all, while at all Carrying passengers ami mail. Davenport. This sum is the showing of a widely I the leaders in the House there is a times walking was painful. I pre Coquille River Transportation Co. AUGUST. diversified field of activity. With i d '« P ° « tion to let th<# bill go over sented her with a bottle of Cham- lierlain’s Pain Balm and after a 2 Carl Edward Danielson and lumber heading the list, the state for this session, on account of the S tr. L I B E R T Y 1 applications she decided it was the condition of the treasury. Cutting Mary Ella Panter. boasts of a great hop crop. Manu W . R. Panter, Master. most wonderful pain reliever she Leaves | Arrives 3 G H Hall and Mary E Dickson. factures are unusual, the dairy pro of a river and harbor bill would be had ever tried, in fact, she is never Bandon......... 7 a - m . | Coquille. ...1 0 a - m . Coffelt and Violetta ducts are large, and the graiD yield in line with the determination of the without it now and is at all times C oq u ille ....... 1 p - m . | * Bandon . . . . 4 p m . 11 Floyd Makes connection with train at Coquille Smith. is the heaviest per acre found any. House leaders to adhere to a policy able to walk. An occasional ap and up-river boats. of strict economy in Government plication of Pain Balm keeps away T. W. PAN TE R , Managing Owner. 13 Chas Phillips and Mary L. Wil where. The salmon pack is vast; the pain that she was formerly tbe livestock interests have in expenditures. cox. troubled with.” For sale by R. S. S tr. E C H O creased considerable, with a large ---------- — ---------- 15 Edward Thomas and Laura Knowlton. T. W. McCkwkey. Master, output in wool and mohair. Tnese Any schooi district in need of an Miller- lea ves | Arrives have all joined in making the year’s experienced teacher can be put in A piano for sale on easy terms. Will M yrtle P o i n t .. .7 a - m . | Coquille CTy 9:30 a - m . 15 Walter Il.nnett nnd Alice L. output a total of $85,969.591.— 1 communication with on« by en- take part in traile. Enquire at this oiinille C i t y ... l P-M. | Myrtle P 't..4:00 p - m . Oregonian. ! quiring at this office. Hai tley. Daily except Sunday. office. C O Q U IL tL iH , T r a n s a c ts a G e n e ra l B a n k in g i JULY. L. H. HAZARD, Cashier R. E. SHINE, Vice Pres. A. J. SHERWOOD, Pie». — * ------------------ We make our own soap and know Us ingredients. No injuriuus chemicals used. Our Baskets will lie left at all the principal points on the river. Goods called for and delivered in Coouille City. J . B. P O IN T E R , Coquille, Oregon. General Drayirtg, T ra n s fe rin g and D elivering. O rd e rs fo r W ood P ro m p tly filled. Leave all o rd e rs at P. E. D ra n e ’s Meat M arket T H E Z M -Z L IS r Who tied the cow ’s tail to his leg in tbe process of milk ing; said sho had not dragged him over two miles before he realized he had made a mistake. H o -w rMItACli. ZF’a .r t h .e r Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a mistake in not using F.lectric Lights.