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jior in;, .v 41 nth.-, an I w »s qui e'1 «
School Rejxjrt
“Why Lie Ye Here AM the it lie there, while others are get­
Aeii kn<»v»4 mung tin .. .11 rim < ■>
ting theirs cashed and putting the.
Day Idle?”
of this »«* tion. Before leaving Co 4b
I money into something that will in­
Report
of
the
Randqii
Public
I
quiUe for Marshfield Taylor left two
crease their income and capita! I
Schools
for
the
fitth
school
month
watches and .1 package of papers •it Ltdgea are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers ant on
While the title of this article is No,--you would go out in search ending Friday February 18, loto
with Mr Barker and was to call for
Change of Meeting Night. Carda under this Head are 50c per in., month
taken from the Scriptures it is a for sum" one well enough acijuainted
Grade i, Mrs. Kopf, Teacher— them at a later date,
His suicide
¿•¡th
the
bank
to
identify
you,
so
very appropriate one for those who
Enrollnii nt tor year 49; enrollment
The letter
take an active interest in pushing that you could get I hat which is for month 45: daily attendance 3 : was very unexpected,
Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
follows:
e
Dr H. L Houston.
the resources of this county before coming to you in order that you ¡»er cent of attendance 92; times late
I..E 1 8 every Thursday evening al 8 run at
PHYSICIAN A SUHGKub
Lowell, West Va.,
the Bandon Wigman. Sojourning chiefi
the commercial world.
ft is our may conqiete with your competitor • 4; roll of honor 19.
Ottice over Drug Store.
Hoar«, 9 te 1'2.
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
Mr E. C Barkei, Coquille, Ore.
The Bandon Lar is ly'tig idle
h . iu . 1:30 to 4, pm.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
duty to develop every resource
W. r. .Allen
G E U ikon.
Grade
2,
Miss
Marsh,
Teacher
—
Dear Sir: 1 have just received a
Night calls answered from ottice.
C. of R.
Sachem.
that Coos county affords and not waiting for someone to properly Enrollment for year 45; enrollment
BANDON,
...
OKKUON
letter
that
Miss
Eiecta
Brady
of
identify
it
with
congress
tliat
she
leave a burdensome weight on the
MKMOUiC.
for
month
41;
daily
attendance
37;
l>r. H. L. Perkin«
next generation. Other cities are may get what belongs to her and jxr cent of attendance 95; times late Gravel Ford wiote to my mother, ■g \NDON LODGE. No. I MI A. F. & A.
Mrs. M. B. Gwinn. also John N.
M. Stated communication* first Saturday
Office in Denholm I Building
progressing every day and it would compete with her competitors. This 9; roll of honor ¡8
Taylor’s mother, also a clipping after the full moon of each month. All Master OFFICE HOURS: IO a. m. to 3 p.
be selfish and unjust for us to bear accomplished it would be economic.d
Masons cordially invited.
tirade 3, Miss Radley, Teteller —
tn., 7 p, m. to 8 p. m.
J. A. vtoiruon. W'. M. Night call
our unfinished duties upon those to ship out over the B.tndon bar the Enrollment for year 47; enrollment from a newspa|K‘r that John N
after office hour* answered from
G.
T.
I
readgold.
Secretary
Residence
who come after us. • Our children things that belong to the Coquille for month 43; daily attendance 31; 1 Taylor had committed silicide at
!
Centr.d
Hotel
in
Marshfield
river
anil
not
by
some
He
u
other
.node
I. <». <>. F
and grandchildren will find that
Dr L. F Sorensen.
,-er cent of attendance 89; times late a h ill brother of mine. He soent
is
unnatural
of
transportation
that
jD ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. O. F.
their time will be fully ooccupied in
DENTIST
4;
roll
of
honor
1
t.
meet* every Wednesday evening. Visiting
Christinas at Miss Brady’s home.
Office
Over
Vienna Cafe
keeping pace with the generation and more exp isive.
Grade 4, Miss Lusk, Teacher— We have not heard from him since brothers in good standing cordially invited.
The Bandon bar is tn search for
Telephone at Office and Home.
I
C. F. Thomas, N. G.
in which they live.
Enrollment for year 37; enrollment
He wrote to us and my A. J. Hartman, Secretary
bANDON
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OREGON
Nature has given to this sec­ someone to identify it with congress. ft.r month 32; daily attendance 27; Dec.
I
answered
O. T. TKKAIM1OLU,
tion of the country a beautiful river Who will that someone be? Will it per c»-nt of attendance 94; time-' mother was sick and
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
to Bandon,
his
letter
ami
sent
it
be
the
port commission ? it will !!
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSEL! R
forty miles in length. Everything
late o; roll of honor 13.
PLATEE i S in K. of P. hall every second
AT LAW,
doctors
said
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WHY LIE YE HERE ALL THE PAY
¡Ore.,
and
after
the
that nature has given to this world
irxiirtk
Pn.-lavs
fourth Friday*.
Practice nights £_
first Fri­
( iatle 1, 2 and 5, Miss Latiim r.
NOTARY PUBLIC
live
long
1
IDLE?
Boost
for
it.
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my
mother
could
not
day of the month; Social evening the 3d Friday
has been given for a reason, the
Teacher, - -Enrollment for year 36; wrote him again to come home at ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
Bandon,
.
Oregon.
BENEFIT OF THE HUMAN RACE; —Correspondence in the Coquille Enrollment for month 31; daily at
all members m good standing.
Office
With
Bandon
Investment
Co
1 once. Our mother died January
the sun for heat, the moon for light, Valley Sentinel.
tendance 27; per cent of attendant t 26th and I wrote to J hn. Neither Belle A. Kolp, Secretary. Inez Jenkins, N. G.
the cattle, the fish, the wild beasts
87; times late 3; roll of honor 9
Dr. H. KI. Erown.
of my three letters have ever been
of tbe forest for inaint rance. Like­ GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN ' Grade 5. Miss Rosa Teacher
Knlghta of I'ythlisa
Resident Dentist.
i returned and yet the paper states
wise. was the Coquille River
Office
in Panter Building
if
)!
.TPI
11
LODGE,
No.
M.
Knights
of
Th« season for coughs and colds is Enrollment for year 42; enrollment
I ‘phias. Meets every Monday evening
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M.
given for the benefit of mankind now at band ami too much care cap for month 40; daily attendance 37; that he lelt 2 watches and a note
for some money wit i you and of at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
that it may serve as an outlet to not be used to protect tbe children. per cent of artendance 95: time
W’m. N. McKay, G. C.
A child is innch more likely to con
course
he knew you well so will yoi. attend.
B.
N.
Harrington
K.
of
R.
S.
the resources tributary to it. But tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when late 3; roll of honor iS.
(»lease write me all you know about
its purpose has been scoffed at and he has a cold. The quicker you cure
Grade &, Miss Murphy, Teacher-- him for if we can we want tot. s
his
Cohi
the
less
the
risk.
Cham
­
unnatural transportation substituted
Woodmen of the World
Attorney and Oounselor-at Law
berlain's Cough Remedy is tbe sole Enrolhnent for year 38; enrollment to have his remains brought back to
It is the bitter truth even in Coos re'iance of many mothers, ami few of for month 31; daily attendance 28.
'-aside (.amp No. 212 meets every first and
COQUILLE. - ORE
I can send y m one o!
third 1 hursdays of each month. V isiting
county where railroads are might\ those who have tried it ar« willing to per cent of attendance $2; times West Va.
Office over Skeels' Store
neighbors
cordially
invited.
. his photo’s if vou want 11 e to
use auy other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher
scarce. If we turn our attention to of
Office
Phone,
Main 335;
residence. Main 346
R. W'. Bullard, C. C.
Ripley, W. Va.. says: “1 bav>- ate o; roll of honor 18
: I lease answer bv return mail.
J. N. Hosking, Clerk.
the tons of freight that are being never used auvthiug other than
Grade 7. Miss Walker. Teacher- •
Yours very truly,
shipped ovet the railroad line to Ghamberlaiu’s Cough Remedy for, Enrollment lor year 38; enrollment
DR J. D KELLEY
Die. K W. HOSNITKR
M ason L. G winn .
children, and it ba« always given
Coos Bay we would realize how my
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
good satisfaction.” This remeny cou- f r month 35; daily attendance 30;
Taylor will be remembered as a
Physician and SurgeoD
unappreciative we are of nature. tams no opium or other narcotic nn<> per cent of attendance 94; times late
BANDON
OREGON
former
night wa ch at the Cody
may
be
given
as
confidently
to
H
Office and residence in Panter residence property Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite
The Coquille Vajley is lending its ¡child as to an adult For sale bv c o; roll of honor 14.
mill.
Presbyterian church. Bandon, Oregon
next door to Bijou Theatre
support to Coos Bay. Charity be I Y. Lowe,
GradeS, Miss Gearhart, Teacher-
gins at home. If we do not help
Enrollment for year 34; enrollment
STIFF NECK
lor month 32: daily attendance 29;
ourselves we cannot expect recogni
Still neck is caused by rheumatism
In Memoriam
per cent of attendance 93; times of the muscles of the neck It is
from the government or
tion
usually confined to one side. \V lute
late o; roll of honor 10.
from those who could put the Co-
it is often quite paiuful, quick reli f
Thomas
Ashton
was
born
at
New
High School, H. C. Oslien, Brin., 1 may be had by appyling Chamber
quille River where it belongs be­
fore Congress and the Rivers anti Castle, on Tvne, county of Durham, Mrs. Oslien and Miss Rodger.'', Iain's Liniment. Not one case of ■1
F.ngland December 26th, 1831. Assistants—Enrollment for year 48; rheumatism m ten requires iuterm 1
Harbors Committee,
treatment. When there is no fever
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm, Vice
enrollment for month 42; daily at­ and uo swelling a- in muscular and
The C. A. Smith Lumber Com­ tnd was of English parentage.
President; F. J. Fahy. Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanfy.
Part of his childhood was spent tendance 37; percent of attendance clirouic rheumatism. Ctiamberluii:
pany has about 65,000 acres of
A general ban 1-■
ness transacted and customers given every accommodation con­
Liniment will accomplish more than
valuable timberland tributary to the in Scotland, at Fdenburough, his 90; times late I. roil of honor 8.
sistent with safe ana conaervativs banking
any
internal
treatment.
For
«ale
by
Coquille River, twenty-three hun­ father being an Exciseman. At
CORRESFONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
C. Y. Lowe.
SUMMARY
Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York.
dred acres of which cruised one this place he became familiar with
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Total enrollment for year 414; en
billion five hundred million eight the quaint dialect of that country,
rollment
for month 372; daily at Woman Astronomer Sees
hundred and fifty thousand feet of which enabled him to thoroughly
tendance 322: per cent of attendance
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Vegetation on Mars
timber. Taking this as a fair aver­ 1 appreciate and explain the trite
92;
times
late
24;
roll
of
honor
14:.
age their holdings of 65,000 acres i phrases of Robt. Burns and other
Roll of Honor includes pupils
tiibutary to the Coquille river ■ Scotish writers, whom he often
Boston,
March
8—Professor
neither
late nor absent during the
would approximately amount to 'quoted to express his finer senti -
month. The following students of Percival Lowe's claim, that Mars is
four billion five-hundred and two [ ments.
the high school have attained a inhabited is confirmed today by
million five hundred and
fifty! At twelve vea rs ot age his father
BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Rang es and Heaters have in them so many excellencies
standing ot A for the month in the | Mrs. Mai »el Lewis Todd, wife of
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
thousand feet of merchantable tim- died and he was placed in a large
Professor
David
Todd.
Mrs.
1
’
odd
subjects named*
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
ber. To ignore the Coquille river wholesale grocery establishment at
who is well known as a writer and
English
and
general
history,
Lura
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
and transport their logs to their Bristol, England, where he served
Morgan, Ralph Bullart], Wynona lecturer on astronomical subjects,
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
mill in Marshfield for manufacture seven years behind the counter.
declares she has seen canals on
About the year 1851, he went Patterson, Ray Walins,Ernest Rossi Mats an ' that they cannot possibly
would cost them ;n tbe neighbor­
Our Assortment of Hardware. Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
ter, George Strang, Leia Bucking­
hood of one dollar per thousand to Melbourne, Australia, engaging ham.
1 be of other than artificial origin. Slit
feet or a total freight expense ot in freighting to the mines fn the
English, general history and says the canals are straight and
S4 ,502,550.00. The Simpson Lum interior of that province, returning
algebra, Grace Woods, Ernest regular. Based upon her obseva
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
ber Company have about half a to the county of Durham, England, Watkins.
tions, she expresses the opinion
billion feet of timber tributary to I about the year 1856.
Algebra and general history, Les­ that it is the vegetation lining the
On November 15th. 1858, he took
the Coquille river and the immense
'canals, and not the water courses,
ter Jenkins.
interests of other large timber cor­ passage at Liverpool on the S. S,
General history, Loyal Wiren. ■ that is seen through the telscopes.
porations, whose products are trib Forward, on which voyage she made
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English, general history and
titary to this river are almost in the passage of the Straight of physical geography,
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Amelia Cha-
AN IDEAL COUGH MEDICINE:
days to San
Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P. M.
estimable.
Anti these are but a Magellan, ninety
neay, Thos. Laird. Lentner ('«allier,
“A« an ideal cough medicin 1 r -
small portion ot the resources to Francisco, Calif , in which state he
gard
Chamberlain's C ’Ugli Remedy
Zettie
Gibson,
Ernest
Wilkins,
T >111
W. F. MILLER, Agent, Marthfield
C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
|
in a class by itself“ says Dr. R. A.
be developed within the drain of the resided until 1866, when lie went (Istien.
U iltshiue of (.wynneville. Ind. “I (1
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Coquille river. The value of our I again to Australia to visit a
30
Algebra. English, general history lake great pleasure in testifying t<>
coal is being recognized and is being brother at Melbourne, where he
the results of Chamberlain’s Cough
anti
physical
geography,
Grace
Medicine. In fact. I know of no
carried out from week to week remained until 1868, .in 1 which year
Disher, Daisy Hansen, Elsie Kinlev other preparation that meets so fully
over the Bandon bar. The North he was married t«j Mis M irgaret
Algebra and English. Carl Bow­ the Expectations of th« most exacting
Pacific Steamship Company are 1 Coughlan, of Bristol, England, with
in cases of croups and coughs of
man.
children As it contains uo opium,
looking into the possibilities of the whom he emigrated the same year
F.nglish, Hazel Stephenson, Lei i chloroform or morphine it certainly
Coquille country with growing in tp California, residing at Sacramento
Langlois,
Rittie McNair, Sylvia uakes a most safe, pleasant and etli
terest and are now building a it which place were born three
Rackleff, Ebba Wiren, Nora Gibson. cacions remedy for the ills it is in­
tended.“ For sale bv ('. Y. Lowe.
magnificent anil up-to-date steamer children, two daughters anil one
Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by
English anti German. Earl Watkins
son.
two
of
whom
with
the
mother
to run between Bandon and Portland
English, German and geometry,
week or month. Sample Room in Connection.
and it will be but a short titne until urvive him. one daughter dying Erma Craine.
A
remarkable
sale
of
Oreg
>n
fruit
in
infancy.
The
sorowing
son
other crafts will be seeking berths
English physics, Casar, F.nglish lands was that made during the past
and daughter are Chas W. Ash­
at our wharves.
history,
Jessie Woods,
week when the Burrell orchard, of
ton of near Farkersburg and M rs.
Oregon
Will the C. A. Smith Ltitnltei
Respectfully
submitted,
605 acres, near Medford in the
S. L. Ourry of this city. In I878
Company expend $4,502,550.00
H. C. OsTlEN, Supt.
Rogue River Valley passed to
he came with his family to Coos
for transportation of logs from the
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new
owners f >r the rec >rd break­
county, Oregon, where he located
Coquille country to Marshfield? The
ing figure of $4< k ». om >. Captain
on the Coquille river, where In
A I I.EASAS r PHYSIC
answer is YES, if we have not a bai
(.Jordon
Voorhies, of Portland, sold
remained permanently until his
When you want a pleasant physic
deep enough to accomodate their
give
Chan.berlnm
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Stomach
and
the
property
to C. M. Speck and
death, which occured February 17th
steamers. And it is quite un­
Liver Tablet« a trial. They are associates, of Spokane. The orchard
1910, after an illness of about one mild arid gentle in their action and
reasonable to believe that the C.
year.—Coquille Herald.
always produce a pleasant cathartic has a splendid record, returning a
A. Smith Lumber Company or any
• ‘fleet. Call «t C. V. fxrwn'H drug fortune each yeai from it' large
other corporation traveling along
-(•■rn for * free «ampio.
acreage of apples and pears. It is
FOR IHSEASia OF THE SKIN
the most economical lines will
Nearly al) di-ea>»>s <.f tii« «km aneb
said a portion of the orchard may he
throw away over four million of as eczi'tun, totter, salt rbetitn and
Relative Found
subdivided and sold in small tracts
dollars if we can show them how to barber’s itch am characterized by no
by the new owners.
save it. We know that we have intense itching mid smarting, which
often make« life a burden and dis­
The Coquille Sentinel says: As a
the resources, we know that we turb sleep and reel Quick relief may
bi
bad
by
applying
Chatuberlainv
sequel
to the suicide at M rsh field
have the sure development ot as
Timber and Coal Lands
f
Salve.
It
ailays
the
itching
and
recently of John Taylor comes a
good a bar as ever was at tlie
smarting almost insinutly. Mtn.'
mouth of a river, and we Know that ca-ea have been cured by its ise etter to E. C. Barker of tlus city
I wish to list timber and coal ¡.«nd,
For sale by C Y. Lowe.
Loin owners, on the Coquille and
. m Taylor's half broth r ;. A'
we can show them .
Virginia. T i lor wa-a ¡0 ;er . tributaries. Write foil j».«rt < • il.ir-.
If you had a hundred dollar
—oo<s—-
First class job work a specialty. , iad Worked in the camps near her' O. W. BmoGs.-M .rshfield. 6(f.
check in your pocket would you let
C. R. BARROW
BANK OF BANDON
A. M« NAIR
THE HARDWARE MAH
BREAKWATER
o
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Hotel Gallier
Bandon
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