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TELEPHONE, MAIN 45T.
faitnC In U Postofflcf at NaisMUIu",
as SccnQ Class Hatter.
COOS BAY PUBLISHING CO.,
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P. C. LKtfAK, F. X. HOFER,
Editors and Managers
G. W. WOODWARD, Foreman,
I.nsaed Kwy Saturday, Terms: In Ad
t.nes, r.3a Year, t.oo Six Months.
DA.1LY: 2y mail, fer advance payment
only, 30 dents a month; 4 months for
$r 00. When not paU In advance the
price, is 50 cets per month, straight.
Issuea sefy morning except Monday,
The Rural Telephone
N'iehbota not to fnr from Lero
Pat in telephen i hut year.
Farmers built a rural line,
Instrument all "talked up" fine.
AH you. had to io was ring
Every loll went ting-a-luiR;
One tor Swanton, two for Bopge,
Lom and al.o;t calls for old Serosa.
Every neighbor bid lus cll,
Twht the crank and that was all.
Mighty nlea whon work was through
To cofsip for an hour or two
With yonr neighbors ono by one,
Mighty nice but lota of lun
When you hear some othei two
Telling whit was not for yea.
Every time tLo rlgnal rang
To tto phone each farmer sprang,
Slyly grinned nnd Eoltly took
Each receiver from its hook.
Other people' secrets dear
roared into that largo red far.
How he clapped bis legs! "I awanl
Telephonin'a Jots of fun!" I
gome bow in a week or two,
Trouble!, dark bvgan to brew.
Farmer Jones got fighting hot, ,
Heard Scroga calling blm n eot;
Farmer Scroga seemed angry too,
(Heard Smith telling what he knew.)
Smith heard Johnson telling lies.
Paid him 08 with two black eye..
JohnVon beard young Isaac Bopgs
Underbid bini on bia bogs;
Bogs o'erheard n sneaking churl
Making love to bis best girl
Women Too, werf in the muss,
Raised a rAiat tremendous fnes.
Every ono from Ecrogs to Jones
In glass houses throwing atones.
Now the lino has silent fjrown,
Wires meted, poles o'erthrown;
Twenty friendo are deadly foes.
Each on full of griefs and woes.
Each too mad to speak a word,
'Cause of things they'd overheard.
Farm 'Journal,
I AiBTltONG ENDORSEMENT
A rieaflittlo folder, published by the
Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce, con-
-JU-JL
I J Tlic strongest
fr' castle could be re-
J idurwl bv tlene if the
I garriaon could be starved
1 out. ine MTongtst ooay
"ijha3 to give up the fight
r wnen sfcirvatlon weakens
( it Tluri lire innri- (IfiAtha
from starvation than the world
dreams oC When the toraach i3 dis
eased and the food eaten ia not digested
and assimilated, then the strength of tbo
body begins to fail because of lack of
nutrition, ana me weau ooay iaiis an
tasy victim to the microbes of aiceate.
Dr. Pierce's coiuen Meoicai iwscovery
cures dlseaEcs of the atomacli and other
oreans of dizestion and nutrition. It
?. .cTi rfnn.Hi, in tin. nniv
vi.,nn nlivctrjil strGnirth in the only
possible way, by enabling the assimila
tion of the nutrition contained in food.
X wm sick for oer three ytari with n com-
M CatxD. itsiiina at 3941 Arch St.. Chicago.
Hlincrii- "Had trtfd crtry koo4 pjylcn I
knew of, ft wU ai many patent medicine, but
,.,tveA oolv ttmuttrary rtlief. One day. a
rin.l rceommeuduO your Golden Medical DI-
;cuuiw.nur4 7' .- .-. -. --
eau Iti'use. Commenced to gala the first week,
and after I had taken only one bottle I could
covery.' I imuieoiaieiy procurea rae mm oc-
cat aawell a anyone wnroui Miinniniuii n.
11 nm nw nni. urlllinift cxnf
eflecti. I took 3vv bottle, aud tOHlay'nin happy
to announce thai I am at wen ana ncaiwiy a
any out could be. I owe it all to Dr. rUrce'a
Golden Medical Dlecorery."
The sole motive for substitution is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit pnid by the sale of less meritorious
jticdlcfnea. He gains. You lose, There-
fore accept no substitute for "Golden
Medical Discover
Discovery."
FREE. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is aentw on receipt
ol stamps to pay expense of mailing
mh. Send twenty-one one-cent stamps
lor the book In paper covers, or thirty-
(tUapS JOT IDC eiDWUUUBU VU1UIUC
1 D, . y, nstcn, aunwo, m, it.
r jytglr1" 1 I ' ,)1 -f.'M
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ono sltlo a map oljhu Oregon
1
Iclnlty mapot Coos Hay;1
and on the other a tastefully illustrated
Journal of condensed information about
thr resources, inditrlea, commerce and
eliuiatoot Cooa couuty, has leached
our dk. It la thoroughly ttasurlptfvo
of Coos Bay vicinity aud 11 circulated in
proper chnuttcls will undoubtedly provo
thu menus 0$ attracting no littlo ntten
lion to Ibis taction o! Oregon .that holds
out such great inducements to it's set"
tier in all lines of tuiineij occupations.
tt is a roduct ol tb . i euHrptlstn; body
ol husinetsmon for which Coos Lay, la
noted, the Coos lay Chamber oi Com-
m m ; is intended for general uircalo
tlaa ttironchuut tho cast with the view
tUII W""-"-" -. ----- --- ,
. , .... , . ... I .,., 'v
of dvrrtllni!thondvnntniieaauvloppot-i:
this yet undcvclop.l country of mrL
promislnp futnro, nnd is one of their
initial alcps in a ennso nsd aim tliat will
at nppciated nnd endorsed by every
broad minded citizen oa the coast ot Or
econ. Tito only thing that has over atood be
tween this coast country ard its merit
ed development hai beon tho lack of
tblsUindoI advertising, Itbaanlwaja
x:en too much ot a one man's country, j
It has needeo more competition in it'
nevfcial industries. It has needed un-
isltlsh, enterprising business men, who
would meet the lino of immigration at j
. t .... 1 -. ot Jin.
he fato of or unsottlc! west ana with
i -1 .i..- in,.i t Vam
.ho warm hand of welcome leau tltem
throurhit's vast fields of undeveloped
purees. TLo little ndvorthing ht
u., 1. W. t, l,B,Btnfor bn. been nv
UUl UVW fva - - - - r -
bo large lumlxring and mlnias com
pinics and has appealed to tho wage-ara
inj rather than to tho homa building
claw. The reign ot tho groat lumber
and mining king) who have made their
hom,efin other states and fattened from
the wealth o( Oregon has nover had a.
I
tendency to developo the country.
' I
In (cct the tendency has
I
been fho other way for instead.
of incouragiug it's settlement and
uomotjon they have rather dUcour-J
iged any movement la the direction
) a general uevelopement and have
soughtUobold the country back until
all ot its oasiest resources could bo con
sumed or cornered by tbemeelvs,
But thank god tho duky end of tho
fcten is now in eight Tho actual
settler la headed this way. The man
with the ex and the plow has blB family
ut our border nnd is scanning the coast
,or a home. Other capital with now plans
of development among ub. nucn en-
. n -l .
terprisin? men as oonstitate this Coob
Bay Chamber of Commerce havo gradu-'
ally settled up the com. until they are'
now recognized as a power in tho man-
agemeut of affairs pertaining to tHo fu-
turo of the country. These men aro
MtiMNfc '
takmg tho reins into their own hnHde.ay, left their littlo wnd, until Sammy
They are advertlning tho country and
building homes (or themeelvs. They
1 jre opaajK ,,p now avenues of com
1 ...
1 ni0rco and deraonotraiing tbo poeeibiil -
I
1 ties ol new onterprleoa. They are oiga-,
, , . , , , ., . ,. 1
uizlnif tbemsolvfis into promotion clubs!
ulzing tbemaelvfis into promotion clubs
ol all kinds and txtlns fa rrcoptlon cow-
mittleo from eaeh locality to welcomo
the (armor, the etock raiser, tho manu
facturer and tho busineBa man. They
are leading out in the direction of the
coast prosperity, paving the way for
the railroad, the tolegraph and tho tele -
phone, and at every etep they take thov
will be indorsed and encouraged by ev-
ervm'an who claime.and ia worthy, of
that title, "citizen." Gardiner Gazette.
The Maii, Is glad to be able to add that
Coob Bay is fortunato in having a big
lumber flrm'that baa abandoned the old
time (UC0 indicated sbovej and ia now
thTiiKltlOtlcadtlM,thprort!islvuM()vci-
uTuriHhntlqbittiutnR JhU icottji to thu
(rout.
iiiawwiiwiiiu iu-ai
ANOTI1KK COUKT.
Kosoburtr, Or,, Ailv;., 2S.
Kt'iToti Coaut Mail:
Mnrahfluld, Oregon,
Dear Sir: In looking over your p.por
I ee you claim tho lUwYburg Bawi -Bill
'lYrtm lost four out ot seven namea tilov-
cd. You ire either vary tint row minded
or you no Hooking a good u'.aeil "pipo '
orjou would know bettor, Kludly put
out jour "pipy anil ninko nnctlmr
count nml then inform vour rcndeis thu
rijrht oi the inntter.
ft tnta WAii U'urA
nol ,aulled with rrxiitln 114 while lit
Jr .ty bultuuit keep it up altar wu
nro couu. Tliuro la n rulu 0 lowed lv
p,'Mxl honest pports whloh remla "Iwost"
don't "kno-'k." At tho aanio time .o
- ro little (or whiu you may rny n'
.. ....... . ......,.
I in uie c.v n?eu pnrc 01 irt'xou win
pioplo do not know there Is melt a thluu
'n . "IAmiK aiau." nutio nut expect
. . . . I.liut. .11 ltll. Ilnl.l II .til ill. I
JUU IU iuuueu kina uui iui(iu 11 "in uu
you some Kood' ;iIoplne you will put
out your "pipe" and wnko up.
Wo are yourjfor (air treatment.
x lTho4Fivo Brotherrt,
Monitow,
Kamtol
GllllTI.V,
P. S. Tho other two nro playing ihoro
so wo do not mention their names (or
fear ycu will call out tho town to mob
them
Tbo Mail as alay happy to comply
wltb each a courteous iciuont, tuiu hna
made "another count." It beems that
ou llrst inlormaut must havocounlod a
Kmo with Dsndou that was tcboddled
, "
u,:t diia'1 Mai0 off' Tho Rol!M,r
' loa played U Ooos; was
1. it .1 nit .. .1...
a lwlco ""' nnu onc J
Itandon; bctt North Bund tivico and Co
Cooullle once. An analysis of thefo
unmes rvould show still less (avcrnbly
for the Itotcburg aggrgaotlon, as ball
playcri.
It comes with poor graco from the
. rfmulinn. Vinr tn nrrilKn anv Onoa UOllntV
-
papor of "roasting" them. It sees to
tho Mail that they wcro treated wilh
great consideration, und it is in cFpcclal-
IV IUUI IUCIU 4UI IUU IUUU viu uvitv-
back" to sign such a iqueal, for ho was
especia'ly favored. As tho signatures
were all written by ono person, howover.
I tho whole thing may be a forgery, so far
as the playcrB aro concerned, and may
bo simply an ebullition of tho I'.oscburc
rpirlt.
That id-cent railroad station is nil
Irifiht in its way, but It baa alwnyB ohol-
tered n certain ntimbor of would-be
, eports who havo affected to believe that
in eorne way the? ha) tho advanlpgeol'
tho wild and woolly nfl of CW9f
... . r.. ri'i ..u i.aHn ia iinrn
coumy .u.. -7 "
flletod with nn itching palm (or Coos.
Bay money. Some of ub can remember
the days ef tho fair at Uall'B prairie,
when a new horee used to bo brought
in from Roeoburg every year to beat old
Sammy Tildcn, and how his backcra al-
; ot to 0,d t0 run'
Then, there nscd to be a tradition put
there that Manl field spoils wcro "easy
.
'mom,," palodieitlly eorno Roa
ljur j,ni,orn would awooii down, very
n(m, aB n ... or,,i vnt i,inv in
n(Wt a appRre, a j voty bInck aB t0
ajouBtabo, with a''Kack" running up
Eometimos to a conplo of hundred dol
lars. Tho result waa always tho pame,
and ho had to depend on gfitting hUIfaro
lorae by roping in some son of toil who
was not onto the cheap John trljjks'of
j.the valloy card sharpera, "But his talo
- of seolng moro gold on ono table in
Marshfield than could bo shown in tho
wholo town out there would eorve to
causo a repetition of hla experiment,
Whon the Roeoburg ball team camo
in there wae much talk that all kinda of
money was coming with them, Very
tikely they brought what looked like oil
inunoitso .wnilto thfitw but ouu of the 1
lo.uor HrIub ot tbo Cooa Bay plntiUotii
must have coveied It, 011 tho sldo, lor It
didn't show up In public.
' It timkua puoplu emllo down In thlV
neck ol tho wowls, to bo consldorvtl out
ot "ctvlllr.ntlon" by tho luhahltautn ol
the Inland portion ot tho utati:, ospucl
nlly ot that part Immediately hoiobh tho
Coast rntigo. It is too filly to nroiuo
roMMitmutit, and only eivucoi ttuyitmnnt.
Tho Maji. will Inform It crltlcn thnt it
circulars In.tho most highly clvllenul,
i tho ri-hest nnd lu'every way Ih most
deslrablu pattot Oreuon, nnd ninomcn
community ol tho brightest nnd biat
peoplo on uiirtii. And it would n
r-hnngu its iiivlroiiineiit (or nil the land
mid yellow ilov; ntil Causj lioro-a cast
.
l,, Co?al inn'
W11Y NOT?
Considering the (act Hint tho proa
j.ecte for a railroad to Coos Bay ecem
actually brighter today than ever lo-
fore, tho thoughtful turn may well ask
himself, "why not?"
Why shouldn't wo have soveral rail
roadb? Wo all should recognize thu loot
that this section Is rich In lumber nnd
coal. Leaving tho coal out o( con ddera
tlon tho timber' alono Ib Bulllclont In
ducement for tho brldging'ol tho short
gap botweenjuo und thu ruihoail oystem
of Iho country. With the film listing oi
the Eastern timber nupply, our lumber
is wauled in tho Knit, and the bot wny
to gut it is to build 11 rend in huf.
This one conthleratiou alono is enough
to cause thu couttruction of a road tr.p
plug tho timber supply all along the
const from tbo Columbia to Sail Fruit-
cleco. All. signs point to thu building
of such n rond in tho near (uturo,
But that decs not begin to tell tbo
story , for it leavos out tho point which
overshadow all others. The timber
supply will eventually becomo exhaust
ed; tbo coal may ovou be all dug out;
but the HAKBOH will remain. And
tho harbor is where our real imporiibA
blo wealth lies. Hon' can anyone look
at tbo map and fail to recognize tho
importance ot tho indisputable fact that
CoosHay Is tho best harbor in tho atretch
of 700 miles ot ceacoact, between Ban
Francisco and Puget Sound? That it is
the bent eito (or u seaport north ot Han
Francisco? Even it tho Columbia had
as good an ontrnnco as Cooh Bay, which
it can neer have, Portland .would still
bo an inland hatbor. Sio has curtain
advantages in that very fact, but she
HUiUiMHnio tm; vi
can nuvor bo tt ecrtport. 0 Coo. Bay
1 1-!,, iho tabors of 0,ion nn.1 11.,
r.ortl.woat muat grow up. Hero hlr
i.nd rail can nmct within sight ot tin
1
(pen sea.
la it likely that thoeo fucU will b
overlooked whon brought to tho atten
tion ot men looking for a railroad outlet
to tho Pacific octnn, which Is eoon tn
bo tho main highway of thu worldV
coinmerceV To suppose that thU har
bor will Ho (oilow uiiiuh longer, U U
cupjioto that th developmtiit o( ibt
Pacific ia to stop; that Empire la to hull
in its westward march: that the Philip
pines aro to return to Spain, Siberia be
come again the unknown land of snow
nnd nihilists, Japan relapjo to barbar
ism, China bo allowed to bleep another
thousand yeara and the whole tteud o(
tho vorld'a IKobo switched Ut in some
other direction,
IH ITJKAT.OU8Y?
There is a vory noticcablo 'difference
in tho treatment accorded by tho Port
land and Bun FranciBCo papers to tho
prcsB dispatch touching George Gould's
plans for a railroad to Coob Bay, which
wtf poljlhibed in this paper several'dayi
" ., ) r
Thu 8, l Cftll iuob tho dlspiitoh oi)
tho llrut pagu ot Iho ituws eoullon ol its
Bumlay tdillon, putting n large (ourhond
over II. that being tho largest heading
nn.il In thiU ituuibur,
The Oregonluti tttos I lie dispatch Mon
day, putting It down In tiu lower right
hand stotlon ot thu ith pngo with u lot
ot unimportant matter, and putting thu
jtnitllest ol two-heads over It. A uloiu
teatoli ot the Telegram nnd Journal UIU
to dheovor tho dltpateh In either ol
them.
'riito looks wry much like deliberate
intention, ami thu leasoii can bu found
In that konlcnco ot tbo dUptttuh whloh
suyu: "It la thu Intention to build up
h port at Coos Bay, which will bid
nunlnet Puitlnud" olo.
Ittuuyna uill bu kept in mind that
this tact Is prtitty well ucognlred bj
thu Portlund people, and they cnti no
bo expected to help boost Coo a Bay as
seaport mid proepvclivu rival. Coot Ba
muit light her own battle for recogni
tion as what shn actually Is, ouu ot the
thtro great seaports of the Pncltlc const,
and in thnt fight Portland will certainly
not Lo ranged on our side.
POOU FELLOWS
Boor George Could and poor old
Kockfullorl Little do Ihuy real I to what
tttuy ao nutting upngalnst. Thohumer
nccuir, m Inr, to hnvo dono fairly noil In
the way ot noucutHfttlly mnuaging ,thu
millions left him by his father, r.ud tho
latter hni inadu n rather courpluuniii
racord aH tho hatrloas heud ot the Stand
ard Oil Co. PtoVhly. tc-ilay tho slgna-
turo ot either on would bu oemldcred
good nt the bottom of n check' of orilanry
ditueiitions.
But Ut them purruo thu diiastrous
course upon whieh they acorn to have
notorial! Lot tlmm onco nckuowledge
that they rcriously coutvmptato build
ing a railroad to Cooi bay, nud it will
be all off with thorn. Tho Coos Hay
knocker will lako tho field, and thu
'Aorhl will Isarn at last that tho wealth
ot Could end Kockfellor is nil n chimera
ot the imagination; that It is all hot
air: that thu general impression of their
financial standing and business ability
is tho result ut thu Judicious placing ot
hunched ol gluo.
A fow years from now, when Jthn I),
goos tottering down tho street, ho will
bu painted out to etrangers with thu
words : "There goce n man whoancheck
atone time whs good (or ahuiidnd
millions, but ho went loo fur whon he
triad to fool tho'popli3 ol Coos lUy, and
ho gront-heurtul htimaultnrlano c(
but community, who dovotp their thnu
to tho task of protecting tho general
public from imposition, puueturod hlo
hot air machine nud now ho iG.iou tho
county."
Ah (or Gould, he will simply bo . loat
in tho nhuflle,
DO NT WANT IT
(Myrtle i'l-lnt Kutorprise)
Tho Const .yitl! in alarmed at tho ie.
1.011 tliitt mi effort will be tiiaih to
changtt thu mall on tho ('000 Bay loutn
hack to tho Middle Fork iib formerly.
It uayfl there is booh a Kuhomo 011 fo't.
I'uoploHt thlu placo dc not want the
clutngo nml it Htich a thing bo iittouipted
they will he found protesting ngalniit it.
The large amount ot mall now comii g
through would make Ij Imprnctinble,
Ah It now stands thu mail ia not heavy
but whut tho contractors can got it
through op time. Should tho change be
made it would result In pooror torvlcu
for thlu plncu no well an the bay side,
TIib Maii, le K,lad lo receive tho bh
nuraiico of tho KntorprifO' that II Ih nil
a fuluo alarm) and Blncorly hope it may
provo eo.
Baptist Church
( Sunday school At 10. m,' Preaching
til . mi (Topic Christ Oruclfled,
Text 1 Cur l!H 21, But wu'pronuh Christ
urttullhitt, B. Y, P, Bodluty nt7 (.. m.
Kvonlng Horvloo nt H p, tit. Topic
Kttuiid wrtiitlng Text Dan AiV5 to U1
ritureday'n pmyer - meeting at b p. W,
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EXCELSIOR BKAN
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rim niont.liiipnrtniit Utiprovnituitt ol
i' age 111 tint urt of pmumiunhip makes
1 0 o(ireiil writer a aplemled peiiiiian In
few we kn by lh H' of thin ring,
..nilnrwd by promlnnnt Collego l'r'isl
cmn and Boards of Education In Eu
,ihi mid America, Hnnipli tlozen an
..rted Hm Mint pout paid tor 1 1, IX), sin
lo fnmplo Wo. When utderlng n single
ing, rtnto whulher for num. woman or
hilt!.
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Tho Thrlco-A.Weok World was n
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lutn ben steadily growing over slnco.
Ilmtt Ih the tost ot all thln.-n, nud has
mil Its mal of approval on the Tlwloo-a-W'onk
World, which U widely olraulatoil
Hi evuty Htnto and Territory ol tint Un
ion, nod wbereuvur thorn are poop e who
0011 rtwd our mother tongue,
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vice, l( iorlbli', itinro nxtenolvo thitu
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lx tlmea iim prlee,
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liitttly (air In itu political iintvs. I'r
Hun IiIkm U unvnr nlloivixl to H fleet Ita
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truthful accounts of all thu great pollti
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riirlco-a-Wuok-World Inrnlshus thu
til-it serial llctloti, elnboruto market
rcrtit nnd other (eaturi's of Internal.
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8choolbegliiH thlsyour'a work Hoptem
borlllth A largo working llbrary-lma
bocn added; tho physical and chiuiifcal
labrntQy huuboon fully rquliipod; a now
fryinnnniuta building Ib being oroctl, .
and a lurgo mid handeoino ecbool bullil. )
Ing Immuring completion. TIiuboIiooI
grounda aro beautiful nnd plclureriiu-.
Tho hoalth condltinnu aro of thu best:
und tho nocinl invlronmont is puro nnd
stimulating; tho course of study Into be it
dtriuittthonnil nnd imdu more prnotlcal,
I'liu (auulty him been Inoreiscd In mini
hers nnd thu eohool is now oijuippod to
do work of the highoat order,
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gon, it doalros ami merits tho patron
age of the peoplo ot tkla groat flection,
(or catalogue address,
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